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- My fiancé is Canadian.
- Let me ask you something.
:39:08
You no longer want to be an American but
expect me to give you a new passport?
:39:14
Is this a trick question?
:39:16
I need to see your Canadian resident visa
before I can process your application.
:39:20
Next.
:39:34
OK. So, how it works is
I ask you a question and you comment.
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You weren't supposed to leave Canada.
:39:45
Yeah, I know that. I do. But an emergency
situation arose and I needed to...
:39:50
- What are you writing down?
- Why didn't you request permission
:39:54
to leave for your emergency?
:39:56
Well, I should have. I realise that now.
:39:58
But an emergency, by definition,
really doesn't give you the time.
:40:02
You see... the thing is, sir, I wanna be
a Canadian more than anything.
:40:08
I wanna be just like you.
:40:10
It's home, so please believe me,
I just wanna go home.
:40:15
What's that?
:40:20
OK.
:40:24
Have you...
ever been convicted of a felony?
:40:33
No.
:40:38
Yes.
:40:40
OK. OK, I was at Ronny Templeton's
house and somebody handed me a cig...
:40:44
OK, I knew it wasn't a cigarette.
It was peer pressure.
:40:47
Peer pressure is terrible in college.
:40:50
Sure, I understand. See, the thing is,
:40:52
we just received this letter from
a Sergeant Patton at the US embassy.
:40:56
It says here that you were once convicted
for possession of a narcotic.