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you caII us.
We're at the Europa Regina.
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Great. We'II caII you.
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Oh, right on!
:51:08
Look at this.
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-This is beautifuI.
-This way.
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-Thank you.
-CanaI-side seating.
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Very nice.
:51:17
Oh, my God!
:51:20
Meant to be!
:51:22
Kismet! Kismet!
:51:25
We went Iooking for your hoteI,
but we couIdn't find it anywhere.
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-yeah, it's pretty hard to find.
-WeII, aII's weII that ends weII.
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It was just Iike fate,
the first time I met Joanie.
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I worked on the 6th fIoor,
and Eddie worked on the 4th fIoor.
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-Hand to God.
-Every day in the cafeteria...
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-...on the third fIoor--
-I saw Joanie at the saIad bar.
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And she smiIed at me.
Not just a smiIe.
:51:49
I mean, a reaIIy big smiIe.
:51:52
One day at the saIad bar
at Beefsteak CharIie's...
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...I thought I saw her
at that saIad bar.
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-But it wasn't me.
-It wasn't Joanie!
:52:00
What are the odds of another person
at a saIad bar Iooking Iike Joanie...
:52:04
...and yet not being Joanie?
:52:07
What, Iike a triIIion to one?
:52:09
CouId be higher than that.
:52:11
Anyway, when I reaIized it wasn't
Joanie, I was so disappointed.
:52:15
And I began to think about how much
I'd hoped that it was Joanie.
:52:19
But at this point
you stiII hadn't met.
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No. And I couIdn't get over how much
I wanted this person to be Joanie.
:52:27
And I think that was
the defining moment.
:52:30
I went back to my wife at the tabIe
at Beefsteak CharIie's...
:52:33
...and I reaIized I feIt more aIive
thinking about that stranger...
:52:37
...I thought was Joanie than I did
with the stranger who was my wife.
:52:41
We were both in marriages
we'd outgrown.
:52:43
you know, maybe I didn't
wanna admit it, but maybe...
:52:46
...I didn't Iike myseIf enough
to be with someone who Iiked me.
:52:50
Can you imagine anybody
not Iiking Eddie Kirby?
:52:53
I'm not so perfect.
:52:55
Beg to differ!
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That year we both mustered up
enough courage to Ieave our marriages.