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:53:00
FrankIy, it gets me
a IittIe hot.

:53:03
-Gets you hot.
-Yeah.

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ReaIIy?
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Have you ever seen them kiss?
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Yeah, weII,
they kiss aII the time.

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ReaIIy? With tongues?
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Griffin, what are we
taIking about?

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What? I don't know.
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I thought I was
just gonna teII you...

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-that I'm...
-What?

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I was gonna teII you
that I'm...

:53:31
going to Sun VaIIey.
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-Oh, to the cabin, huh?
-Yep.

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WeII, that's smart.
Get away from everything...

:53:36
and just get
a cIear perspective.

:53:38
You want to go with?
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Why wouId I do that?
:53:41
You know, to get away,
get a cIear perspective.

:53:42
-Oh. Smart.
-Yeah.

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-What wouId we do there?
-What difference does it make?

:53:46
You're sIeeping in the office.
:53:47
She's taIking about
a restraining order.

:53:49
Porter, Iisten,
as peopIe get oIder...

:53:51
they become more who they are...
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and accepting that
can be very freeing.

:53:55
Sun VaIIey,
it's so inspirationaI.

:53:57
There's this bracing air and
these coId spring torrents...

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and there's these IittIe aII
weird IittIe animaI species...

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and that's just inside.
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What do you say?
:54:20
WeII, it worked for
Ernest Hemingway, didn't it?

:54:23
Maybe Sun VaIIey couId be
the perfect soIution.

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Hemingway,
our greatest writer...

:54:27
he returned to Idaho...
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to the sky and the snow
and the stars...

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and he communed with nature.
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He fished, he hunted,
he wrote, he...

:54:36
he shot himseIf.
Oh, weII.

:54:48
-Nice.
-What do you think?

:54:49
Nice wood. Nice wood.
Who buiIt it?

:54:51
ActuaIIy, beavers buiIt it.
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There used to be a river that
fIowed right through here.

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ReaIIy?
And the teIephone?

:54:56
Where's the teIephone?
:54:57
There is no phone.
I toId you...

:54:58
it was just gonna be
you, me, and the woIves.


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