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Is this Ch... ls this Charlie?
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Hi. I just got back into town.
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Wow! Rob Gordon. The Rob Gordon.
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So howareyou doing?Huh?
Does it seem like millions ofyears ago?
1:05:19
Yeah, yeah.
Like a billion, right?
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So, uh... God, Charlie Nicholson.
How are you?
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I mean, do you have kids
and stuff like everybody else?
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No. No, I'm too young,
too single. I don´t know.
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Kids are too time-consuming, I guess,
is the expression I'm looking for.
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I'm not making this up. This is how
she talks... as if nobody ever had...
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a conversation about having kids
in the entire history ofthe world.
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She´s incredible.
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So, anyway,
are you in or out, Rob?
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- I'm sorry?
- Well, you know... ldon´t know.
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I just find these long-lost
boyfriendcalls a little unnerving.
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- There´s been a rash ofthem recently.
- ls that right?
1:05:55
Yeah. Oh, rememberMarco?
l went out with him afteryou.
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- Kind of.
- Kindof, yeah.
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Well, he called
a few months ago.
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I think he was
going through one ofthose
what-does-it-all-mean kindofthings.
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He wanted to see me
and "rehash thepast", as theysay.
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God. Was I up for that? No. No.
So... I don´t know...
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- Do allmengo through that?
- I've never heard of it before.
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I'm sorry, Charlie, but what
does "Are you in or out" mean?
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Well, it means,
are we friends oraren´t we?
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Because ifwe are,
that´s great. That´s great.
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But ifwe´re not,
l don´t really want to spend time
playing catch-up on the phone.
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You know what lmean?
I'mjust really busy, you know?
1:06:35
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Sure, sure. Ofcourse.
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- So, are you in or out, Rob?
- I'm in. I'm in. I'm in.
1:06:41
Oh, yeah? Great. Doyou want to come
fora dinnerparty tomorrownight?
1:06:48
Haveyou ever watcheda moonbeam
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Can I help you?
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-Asit slidacrossyour windowpane
- Hello, Rob.
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Remember me? Ray. lan.