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...away with you in his car, probably
holding you at gunpoint. Am I correct?

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Amazing. You are very, very good.
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Wait a second. This is crazy.
I wasn't out for revenge.

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Shut the hell up! Just shut the hell up.
I'm tired of your goddamn lies.

:31:20
I got a restraining order saying you can't
get within 100 feet of this guy.

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So I don't really give a damn what
you have to say. All I need from you...

:31:29
...is your testimony and his ass
goes back to prison. Tomorrow.

:31:35
Nothing would make me happier than
to see this man go back to prison.

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Good.
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For the heartache...
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...and the trauma.
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One time he took the club
and he switched it around...

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...with the handle sticking out
and bop, right there.

:31:55
Can you see that little cut,
right there? Anyway...

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What happens is it makes
me start saying incoherent...

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You know, I'm liable to spurt that out.
Just incoherent shit. Bitch!

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I apologize.
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My doctor said I'm not getting
proper oxygen up through here.

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They said pump it and breathe.
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And it's sort of like that sneaker.
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It's a weird exercise.
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Anyway, nothing would make me
happier than to see him go to prison.

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- Wait a second here!
- Get back, bitch!

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- Shut the hell up, Hank, and I mean it!
- You... The violence.

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Let me calm myself.
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Unfortunately, certain details
of your story are slightly skewed.

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What do you mean, skewed?
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Hank...
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...did not come back for revenge.
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- Thank you.
- He came back to apologize.


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