Orange County
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:03:01
the excitement, the confusion,
the horniness.

:03:05
Sometimes I laughed so hard,
I thought I was going to puke and die.

:03:10
Other times, I cried.
:03:15
Are you okay?
:03:17
It’s just so sad.
:03:21
I read your book
52 times that month...

:03:24
and I finally realized
what I wanted to do with my life.

:03:29
I want to be a writer.
:03:31
I’ve been writing ever since.
It’s all I ever do.

:03:35
All day and all night sometimes.
:03:38
It was hard to get going,
but, once I did, I couldn’t stop.

:03:42
I’m like a machine,
and nothing else matters.

:03:45
I’m selling my board.
I don’t have time.

:03:50
- I need to focus on my writing.
- What?

:03:53
My friends think
I’ve lost my mind.

:03:56
He’s lost his mind.
:03:58
Let’s get lit and go jump off
the roof of my house.

:04:00
Now you’re talking.
:04:04
I need some feedback,
and there’s no one here to help me.

:04:07
Got your story here. Wow.
:04:09
I have the sneaking suspicion
that my English teacher is illiterate.

:04:13
I noticed you used a lot of big words.
Nice. Good for you.

:04:17
It was a little long, so I didn’t
read the whole thing.

:04:21
But who cares?
‘Cause I gave you an A.

:04:24
My brother, Lance, is perpetually
recovering from the night before.

:04:33
I’m sorry.
I don’t feel good.

:04:38
My girlfriend is the only one
who’s actually read my work.

:04:41
But she’s always so positive,
it’s hard to take her seriously.

:04:44
It’s, like, the best story
I’ve ever read.

:04:48
Really?
:04:49
It’s funny and original.
:04:53
I mean...
:04:55
I think it could be a movie.

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