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-That's so sad.
-No, I mean,
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I eventually kind of took pride in it.
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Y'know, like my life was my own doing, or something
:33:11
-Y'know, like I was crashing 'The Big Party.'
-That's a way to see it.
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Y'know, my parents, they're still married,
and I guess they're very happy
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but I just think its an healthy process to rebel
against everything that came before.
:33:28
You know, I've been wondering lately. Do you know
anyone who's in a happy relationship?
:33:36
Uh, yeah, sure. Y'know, I know happy couples.
:33:40
But I think they lie to each other.
:33:42
Hmf. Yeah.
:33:45
People can lead their life as I lie.
:33:47
My grandmother, she was married to this man, and I always
thought she had a very simple, uncomplicated love life.
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But she just confessed to me that she spent her whole life dreaming
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about another man she was always in love with.
She just accepted her fate.
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It's so sad.
:34:03
And in the same time, I love the idea that she had all
those emotions and feelings I never thought she would have had.
:34:08
I guarantee you, it was better that way.
:34:11
If she'd ever got to know him,'know,
I'm sure he would have disappointed her eventually.
:34:14
How do you know? You don't know them.
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Yeah, I know, I know. It's just, people have these romantic
projections they put on everything. Y'know. that's not
based on any kind of reality.
:34:22
-Romantic projections?
-Yeah.
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Oh, Mr. Romantic, up there in the Ferris Wheel
Oh, kiss me, the sunset, oh, its so beautiful.
:34:29
Oh, alright, alright, alright. Tell me about your grandmother.
What were you saying about her?
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Hey... check these guys out.
:34:51
'Hey Hans, I have a confession to make.
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I'm not wearing any underwear underneath this thing
:34:56
'Oh really?' 'Does that frighten you?