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:08:00
Do you think l'm a racist?
:08:04
l believe in difference.
:08:08
That's something else.
:08:09
It's not the same being
Chinese, or bIack...

:08:13
or Filipino,
or l don't know, or Cuban.

:08:17
You see,
at home l have all the...

:08:20
Let's see. Louis Armstrong,
great musician...

:08:24
l'm going to tell you something.
:08:28
Two things.
:08:30
The first: thank you.
:08:31
-Thank me?
-Yes, thank you.

:08:33
Yes, and you know why?
For your sincerity. Because...

:08:37
to confess that you need,
l don't know...

:08:41
And proves you have your brain
in the right place.

:08:44
And second...
:08:46
second, that'sjust fine, man.
Don't worry.

:08:49
That's natural.
lt bothers you.

:08:52
To have a superior who is
in the U.S.A. and we never get to see.

:08:56
But because he's black...
:08:58
let's call things by their name.
:09:00
He's a nigger and that makes
you feel uncomfortable, strange.

:09:05
Because you think: "Fuck,
a damn nigger is my boss."

:09:09
Even if indirectly.
That's normal.

:09:13
But...
:09:15
the important thing
is the difference because...

:09:22
Everyone, even l reject
the difference.

:09:25
Did you think l didn't?
Of course l reject it.

:09:29
Do you know what none
of them have?

:09:32
This is important.
:09:35
The balls to admit it.
:09:54
-Good afternoon.
-Good afternoon.

:09:58
Well...

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