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:21:03
You've come to admire your handiwork, I see.
:21:07
- Is he here?
- He's gone.

:21:11
This wasn't my idea. I'm sorry.
:21:16
I'm glad to hear that.
:21:21
So.
:21:24
You guys got anything stronger
than herb tea to drink around here?

:21:35
That bad?
:21:38
I'm sorry.
Deborah usually does this kind of thing.

:21:41
- You mean she has another job?
- Maggie! She's married.

:21:46
That never stopped him before, Nick.
:21:49
She's married to a woman named Cindy.
:21:54
Really?
:21:55
Really. He doesn't play around any more,
or maybe you hadn't noticed.

:21:59
- Nope. Maybe I didn't care.
- Of course you care. The man owns you.

:22:03
Everything you are, everything you do
is based on driving him crazy.

:22:08
- Well, thank you, Dr. Freud.
- Like it takes a genius to spot it?

:22:12
Jesus, Maggie!
If he stands up, you sit down.

:22:15
If he turns right, you turn left,
even if you don't want to.

:22:19
Your biggest aspiration
is to be his mirror image.

:22:22
Exactly the opposite of what he is,
and the problem is you don't know what he is.

:22:28
That makes being you impossible.
:22:31
You give him too much credit, Nick.
:22:35
I guess you always have.
:22:44
And what the hell have you done?
:22:49
You're probably gonna beat him, Maggie.
:22:52
We both know that.
:22:55
You got the staff and the money
to grind us into the ground.


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