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:20:06
-Can you smell the essence, Emogin?
-Imogen.

:20:09
-Imogen.
-Yes, it's very nice.

:20:12
You know, it's like in music.
You know how tone is intangible?

:20:16
This is tone, except to the palate.
It is so powerful.

:20:20
Easy, tiger! We don't want her to think
we're part of some epicurean cult.

:20:23
All right, I need the pepper now.
Right now. A little sprinkle, okay?

:20:29
That's a shower,
not a sprinkle.

:20:31
You have to learn to live
in the in-between.

:20:35
So, how long have you
guys been together?

:20:39
-Two months.
-And a week.

:20:42
-But, who's counting?
-Do you have a song?

:20:44
-Actually, no.
-Not yet.

:20:48
-But everybody should have a song.
-We have a song.

:20:52
I'm not going to sing it.
:20:55
I got a great idea. Why don't I show
Imogen my record collection?

:20:59
Then you can pick out a track. And
I can dedicate it to you on the air.

:21:03
This is perfect, come here.
I keep everything upstairs.

:21:06
Alfred, she is adorable.
Get back to those potatoes.

:21:17
-What song did my mom suggest?
-Something personal and timeless.

:21:22
-A classic.
-So...

:21:23
-"You Can Be My Bitch", by Master B?
-The live version or radio edit?

:21:28
Live, since he burns the stage down
and starts a riot.

:21:30
Nice.
Very nice.

:21:36
-How about "Endless Love"?
-Doesn't one of them die in the end?

:21:41
Good point.
:21:45
-I've got it.
-What?

:21:53
A little soul
is necessary in life.


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