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Whoa. ls this a bad time, or...?
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No. l'm sorry.
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l thought you were
somebody else.

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That's good for me,
not for them.

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So, we're having a little event
at an NBA game

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kind of a meet-and-greet.
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lt's fun, you know
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if you're into pretending
you're not under a microscope.

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Do you like basketball, or...?
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l don't know.
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Oh. Uh...
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Sure. l'll come.
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l... Thank you.
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lt's exciting.
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That's... for you.
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See you.
:27:42
lnability or helplessness
:27:44
can have serious
psychological ramifications.

:27:48
Powerless people become
either hostile or passive.

:27:52
Neither is desirable.
:27:55
We need to feel
that we are heard

:27:57
and that justice
has been attempted

:28:00
when we feel we are
unfairly treated.

:28:03
Negotiation for resolution
of disputes

:28:07
when your actions
prevent another

:28:10
from achieving their goal...
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is apparently a conflict
of interest...

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lf we were to define goals...
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La-la-la
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La-la la-la-la
:28:34
Where is this?
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lt's not a theater.
:28:36
Embry was interested
in non-traditional space.

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This is under the theater.
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My final production--
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MiddIebrow For Lowbrows--
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''but look
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''we're under the stage,
like hell, itself.

:28:51
lsn't that brilliant?''
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lt's derivative.
:28:56
You people are derivative.
:28:59
You haven't produced
a real artist in over a decade


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