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l'm just keeping
my hand in it.

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- Keeping your hand in what?
- The army is paying my expenses.

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So you don't actually
believe that rubbish.

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Don't tell me you're happy
with the "peace."

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- Hello, Max.
- Hello, Esther.

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How are you, sweetheart?
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l think the "peace"
is a travesty.

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But I don't think I can be
bothered to pick up

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the German banner from the mud
with my left arm.

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l gave at the office,
you know.

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Yes...
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yes, yes, you did.
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l'm thinking about writing
a book on politics, you know?.

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You're a man
of many talents.

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Where do you find
time to paint?

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Mensch, use your head.
l'm still in the army.

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l'm folding laundry.
l'm cleaning out the shithouses.

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Painting costs money.
l don't have a pot to piss in.

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Here's what
l'd like to do.

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l'd like to take some
of your work off consignment.

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Here's an advance against
your future sales.

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Spend it any way you like.
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Find yourself a nice girl.
Get drunk.

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Get out of politics.
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Rothman, you--
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you've saved my life.
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Maybe you're right.
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Maybe l've yet to find
my authentic voice.

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Maybe I should
get more modern.

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lf l'm to be completely
honest with myself,

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l've always admired some
of the ideas behind Cubism.

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Seems to me you have a great
affinity for ideas.

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ls that some clever way of
saying I have poor technique?

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Try not to be one of those
people who finds a slight

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in any compliment.

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