1:00:11
- How are you?
- Fine.
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I'm waiting for Anna.
I want to get her a gift before she gets here.
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What's that book there?
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- Shaw's Man and Superman.
- Yeah, I've read that.
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- Half of it.
- Which half?
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Superman.
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Listen...
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Seriously, I have to talk to you.
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Something you should know.
Nothing to worry about.
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I'm in love with Anna.
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Are you?
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I have it all in perspective now.
It's not a problem.
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- And I just wanted you to know.
- I'll sleep much better knowing that.
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What a thing to say.
I guess you hear it all the time, right?
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"I'm in love with Anna. I love your girlfriend. "
1:00:51
What's it called? An occupational hazard.
1:00:54
- You know, I should look into insurance.
- No, that's it.
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You don't need to. You got it made.
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- She loves you.
- Does she?
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Yes. Absolutely. She's crazy about you.
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What a relief.
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- I love the way you do that.
- Do what?
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You say as few words as possible.
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It's very effective. Like a sharpshooter.
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I'm a bit more like a shotgun, you know?
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Scatter words like birdshot
hoping something is gonna hit.
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But you can take aim, and bang!
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Hit.
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It's very effective. An intellectual thing.
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- Perhaps I could tutor you.
- See, that's what I mean.
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That's what I mean. "Perhaps I could tutor you. "
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Sounds like a nice thing to say,
but underneath, bang!
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Watch out.
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It's great. I like it. You gonna get that for Anna?
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- Yeah.
- A book?
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Why, I believe that's what they're called.
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You're outdoing yourself today.