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-But you know what?
-What?
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I don't think it really matters what generation you are born into.
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Look at my parents.They were these angry, young,
May '68 people, revolting against everything.
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You know, the government, their conservative catholic backgrounds,
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I mean. I was born not
long after, and then my father went on to become this
successful architect, and they began to travel all around the world,
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where he built bridges, and towers, and stuff. I mean,
I really can't complain about anything.
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You know, they love me more than
anything in the world, and I have been raised with
all the freedom they had fought for
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And yet for me now, its another type of fight
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We still have to deal with the same old shit
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but we can't really
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know who, or y'know, what the enemy is.
:32:14
I don't really know if there is an enemy.
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You know, I mean, everybody's parents fuck them up.
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You know, rich kids' parents gave them too much,
poor kids' not enough.
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Too much attention, not enough attention.
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They either left them, or y'know, they stuck around
and taught 'em the wrong things. Y'know.
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I mean, my parents are just these two people who
didn't like each other very much
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who, uh, decided to get married and have a kid,
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and they try their best to be nice to me.
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-Did your parents divorce?
-Yeah.Finally
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They should have done it a lot sooner, but they stuck together
for a while for the well-being of my sister and I, thank you very much.
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I remember my mother once. She told me, right in front
of my father, they were having this big fight,
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that he didn't really want to have me,
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y'know, that he was really pissed off when he found
out that she was pregnant with me,
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y'know, that I was this big mistake.
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And I think that really shaped the way I think. I always saw
the world as this place where I really wasn't meant to be.