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:34:06
Travel once or twice, you'll learn.
:34:11
He can't be in meetings 24 hours?
:34:14
Your husband should
have some free time.

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No,
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He keePs insisting...
:34:21
Earlier he always said,
:34:24
'come with me'.
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Then?
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Then what?
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In aPril he went to London.
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He said, 'I have work till Friday...
:34:33
...you reach by then...
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...we'll sPend the
weekend together'.

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And you didn't go
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No.
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Why? Too exPensive?
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No, no. That's borne by the office.
:34:44
That's the advantage
in a good comPany.

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Once a year with family.
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Then why didn't you go?
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God! Such a huge Plane...
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such a long journey...
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PeoPle die to go to London
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and here you're scared!
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Can't tell everyone everything,
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I'm telling you.
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It's so scary!
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Such a long journey,
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suPPosing I have to go to
the bathroom on the Plane

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Planes have good bathrooms.
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They're not dirty, like in trains.
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Haven't you seen them in films?
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That's not the Problem.
:35:22
If I can't oPen the lock and
get stuck in the bathroom,

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How will I call for helP?
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I don't even know that much English!
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So, you don't go abroad because
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you might get stuck in the bathroom
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You haven't changed at all, Niru.
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Thank god I haven't.
:35:45
If I had really changed
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and refused to recognise you?
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For a moment I thought as much.
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The way you kePt me waiting outside.
:35:58
Before oPening the door,
one has to find out.


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