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I’m lonely.
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l hate my job.
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l hate this apartment. l didn't come
all the way from France to be alone.

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Lately...
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...I’ve been having certain feelings...
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...about...
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...Safe-T-Man.
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Ellen, l love you. l love you so much.
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l wish l could do something, but it's
not like l can quit my job or anything.

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Why not?
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What?
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Why can't you quit your job?
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Right, that's... That's impossible.
l mean, it's ridiculous.

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lt's ridiculous?
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l quit my job.
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Remember? l gave up everything for you.
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Come out on the road again with me.
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- We had a great time.
- Great?

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Every other day on a different plane?
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Room service in the hotel at 1:00 a.m.
while you ice down your knees?

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Who wants that life?
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l do.
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l like my job.
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Can't you do it for a local high school?
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Those high-school kids are armed.
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They pay nothing. Honey, I’m a pro.
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I’m one of the best in the league
and it's what I’ve done for ten years.

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All right.
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I’m sorry.
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l know that your job means a lot to you.
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l just can't do this anymore.
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So he calls me. I once offered him
a job selling cars for his off-season.

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He had the personality to do it.
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So, he quit?
:50:55
He asked the league for a year off.
A leave of absence.

:50:59
He and Ellen are together again.
She talks him...


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