Oleanna
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I'm keeping you.
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One moment.
I have to make a note.

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It's something that I said.
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No. We're buying a house.
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You're buying a new house?
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To go with the tenure.
That's right.

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Nice house.
Close to the private school.

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We were speaking
of economic betterment...

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and I was thinking
of the school tax.

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School tax?
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Where is it written...
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that I have to send my child
to public school?

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Is it a law...
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that I must improve
the city's schools...

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at the expense
of my own interest?

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And is this not simply...
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a case of...
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quote...
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the white man's burden?
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End quotation.
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Good.
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Does this interest you?
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No. I'm taking notes.
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You don't have to take notes.
You can just listen.

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I want to make sure
I remember it.

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I'm not lecturing you.
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I'm just telling you
some things that I think.

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What do you think?
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Should all kids go to college?
Why?

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- To learn.
- But if he does not learn?

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- Lf the child does not learn?
- Why is he in college?

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Because he was told
it was his right?

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Some might find college
instructive.

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I would hope so.
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How do they feel being told
they're wasting their time?

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I don't think
I'm telling them that.

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You said...
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"Education was prolonged
and systematic hazing."

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Yes, it can be so.
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If education is so bad,
why do you do it?

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I do it because I love it.

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