Barbershop
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Listen, your grandfather
opened this shop.

:36:05
He handed down to your father.
And Iefted to you

:36:08
AII he does is give away free haircut.
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He Iet's the barbers in here used the
stationary when ever they wanted to

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Pay when ever they want it to.
We're in debt because of that.

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Is because of him.
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I'm not gonna work my ass
through that

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What are they saying?
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Something about a money coming back...
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He had too much pressure.
:36:38
You deserve more then this.
:36:40
I'm trying to give you the worId.
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You know I don't need the worId Kevin.
I don't need a house.

:36:50
Kevin. Listen to this.
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This shop has very IittIe debts untiI you
spend it aII on those quick rich scheme

:36:59
Is my fauIt?
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Let me say this is my fauIt?
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Yeah, is your fauIt.
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How is it my fauIt if I'm trying
to better myseIf?

:37:09
Wait a minute, I see what this is about.
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This is about you,
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Okay.
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No.
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You know what Kevin.
Think about it.

:37:19
How couId you seII this pIace?
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I met you here.
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My father used to came here
every Saturday

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He Ioved this pIace.
You used to Iove it too.

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What happened?
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You know it, this is too much for you.
:37:52
I stiII can't hear nothing.
:37:54
Something about Kevin and Mr WaIIace
:37:58
That is too much Iabour.

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