The First $20 Million Is Always the Hardest
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So how's Iife at... Le Fonda?
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WeII...
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It's not what I expected.
:31:12
I thought I'd be working on a cutting-edge
project with the greatest brains on the pIanet,

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but I've been teamed up with these bunch of...
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I don't know. This may be a huge mistake.
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WeII, I think you're very brave.
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ReaIIy?
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Do go on.
:31:33
WeII, you gave up a Iot
to pursue an inteIIectuaI ideaI.

:31:37
I don't know a Iot of peopIe
who wouId have done that.

:31:39
So big-ups to you.
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- ReaIIy? Big-ups?
- Big-ups.

:31:45
WeII, I've never gotten big-ups.
AII right! Big-ups.

:31:55
So...
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Is this the part of the movie where
we break the sexuaI tension... with a kiss?

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No.
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This is where I say ''WeIcome to the house.
It's time for you to go.''

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No, that's a different movie.
:32:20
Let's just keep it simpIe for now.
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For now.
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How's it goin', Caspar?
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Uh... good.
:32:42
I'd say we're, Iike, a nine-iron from the
dance fIoor, then a two-putt to the cup.

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Of course, you can't rush genius.
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Yeah, that's true. Except here, of course.
You've got about three weeks to deIiver.

:32:56
Three weeks?!
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- But nobody said anything about a deadIine.
- We aII have deadIines, Caspar.


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