Prozac Nation
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:44:00
I'm so sorry, Mama.
:44:12
I dream about all the things
I wish I'd said.

:44:15
The opposite of what
came out of my mouth.

:44:18
I wish I'd said,
"Mom, please forgive me.

:44:22
Please help me.
:44:24
I know I have no right
to behave this way."

:44:40
- Hello.
- Hey.

:44:42
- Hi.
- How' my birthday girl?

:44:45
You're late. You're a day late.
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What can I say, you know how it is.
:44:49
Anyway, I thought I'd have to be
dealing with your secretary by now.

:44:53
You're such a bigshot journalist,
writing for Rolling Stone.

:44:57
- Did you read it?
- You know...

:44:59
...remember this,
they're lucky to have you.

:45:02
These guys, they're smart.
They're really smart.

:45:05
They know what they're doing.
They can see talent.

:45:07
I'm probably gonna get assignments
all over the country...

:45:10
...so I could maybe come visit you.
:45:12
Who are you talking to, Lizzie?
:45:16
- It's no one.
- Who is it?

:45:18
- It's no one.
- Don't listen to her.

:45:20
Please, Mom.
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Look at you, the two of you.
:45:25
- Go on, you're so in love with him.
- Mom.

:45:27
Can you hear that?
Hear why I don't call?

:45:29
Where was he your childhood?
:45:31
- Where...?
- Stop it! Just stop it!

:45:35
I just wanted to talk to him!
:45:38
You know, Lizzie,
I'm at the end of my rope.

:45:43
I've been working extra hours.
I never go out.

:45:47
I never buy clothes.
I spend all our money on your therapy.

:45:53
All our money? Daddy pays, Mom.
:45:55
You think he pays?
:45:58
You think he's paying?

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