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1:10:03
. . .so she drinks herself to death
with sleeping pills. . .

1:10:06
. . .or something tawdry and useless.
1:10:10
lt's a real shocker.
1:10:12
We've all been having
quite a time with it.

1:10:14
You'll love this, because today we'll
talk about the genesis of these tales.

1:10:19
Where they get started,
why they get started.

1:10:23
Mr. Webb.
1:10:24
Perhaps you have some insights.
1:10:27
How do these stories get going?
1:10:30
l don't know. They just happen.
1:10:33
They just happen?
ls that the best you can do, Webb?

1:10:36
Lives are ruined, the campus is in
an uproar, and all you can say is:

1:10:39
"Shit happens"? l have to say,
usually you're a little more glib.

1:10:43
All that deep theory about. . .
1:10:45
. . .the Bible and human nature
and "Gossip is fun. "

1:10:48
Usually you have plenty to say.
1:10:50
l'd think you'd be proud of your
accomplishment, even brag about it.

1:10:55
l don't know what
you're talking about.

1:10:57
So what you're saying
is he made it up.

1:11:00
That's the rumor.
1:11:01
The date-rape scenario was
Mr. Webb's imagination. . .

1:11:04
. . .and we fell for it.
1:11:05
That's not what happened.
1:11:08
Why don't you tell us what happened.
1:11:10
Jones is the one who
started that rumor.

1:11:13
l was completely uninvolved.
1:11:16
She's dead, you asshole.
1:11:17
That's not my fault.
1:11:19
Murderer. He's a murderer.
1:11:26
Listen to you people.
1:11:28
You told that story. Passed it around,
having the time of your lives.

1:11:33
You're the ones who are responsible.
1:11:41
ldiots.
1:11:42
l think you've proven your thesis.
1:11:44
"Gossip is loads of fun. "

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