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Do you like quotes, Howard?
1:13:14
What do you mean?
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Oh, you know,
like famous quotes?
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I find reading them inspirational,
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And in my reading,
I've come across some
I thought you might like too.
1:13:24
Oh, well, I--
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I'd love to hear some.
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There's one that goes,
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''Blessed are the forgetful,
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For they get the better even of their blunders.''
1:13:34
That's Nietzsche, right?
Yeah.
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And here I thought I could tell you
something you didn't know.
1:13:38
Oh, no.
It's-- It's a good quote.
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I'm happy we both know it.
Yeah.
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Oh, and there's this other one I like.
It's by Pope Alexander,
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And it goes--
Alexander Pope?
1:13:49
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, shit.
1:13:51
It's just that
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I told myself not to
say ''Pope Alexander''
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and sound like a dope,
and then I go ahead and say it.
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It's no big deal.
You're such a sweetheart.
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The quote goes,
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''How happy is the
blameless vestal's lot?
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''The world forgetting,
by the world forgot.
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''Eternal sunshine
of the spotless mind.
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Each prayer accepted
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and each wish resigned. ''
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I want to be
a great big, huge elephant...
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with a huge trunk like that.
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Clem?
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Clementine?
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I haven't heard that one.
It's lovely.
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I just thought it would
be appropriate, maybe.
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I really admire
the work you do, Howard.
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I don't mean to be so familiar.
Oh, it's fine. It's fine.
I-I-I-I-I--
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I'm happy to hear--
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I'm sorry.
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I've loved you
for a very long time.