1:39:00
But I don't know.
It's different now. Something's off.
1:39:10
I used to walk in the middle of the night
down to the corner market to buy milk.
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It's true. People just
get complacent. It happens.
1:39:20
Hand me the knife.
1:39:25
The department gives courses
on self-defence.
1:39:27
I'll spend more time at the dojo.
1:39:30
Kickboxing's fine,
but that's not what I mean.
1:39:35
I'm talking prevention. We teach
things like varying your routine,
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keeping your lights on at night,
getting a dog...
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- I'm sorry, does this bother you?
- It's good, I need to hear it.
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Just simple things
like carrying personal alarms,
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taking your garbage out
in the morning
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and not using cordless phones.
People can listen in.
1:40:02
Why take the garbage out
in the morning?
1:40:05
The night before,
anyone can tear through it.
1:40:07
Who could care how much tuna I eat?
Please rinse this off.
1:40:16
Think about it. A guy could come by
on Tuesday at three in the morning,
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dump your trash
in a 30-gallon plastic sack,
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haul it down to
an abandoned lot and bingo.
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- There.
- Thank you.
1:40:29
What a lady eats,
how often she shaves...
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You can even tell her time of the
month. Anything you want to know.
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What kind of lipstick she wears.
Used condoms. How often she gets it.
1:40:44
Twice a week, three times,
the same guy, different guys...
1:40:51
Of course, that doesn't apply to you.
In your case, it's been quite a while.
1:40:56
Not since that surgeon,
what, six-seven months ago?