The Assassination of Richard Nixon
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This is $107.
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I wanted to feel
like I was starting to do something.

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Sam.
It's a great start.

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Take a look.
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- You see what I see?
- What's that?

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You're familiar with Carnegie, right?
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I gave it to you.
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Dale Carnegie.
How to Win Friends and Influence People.

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Oh, yes. I know the book.
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No, you don't.
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You've seen the book.
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Maybe browsed through it.
But you don't know the book.

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If you knew the book,
you'd know what I mean when I say...

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"Always give a dog a good name. "
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Always give a dog a name.
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A good name. Damn it.
You've really got to listen better.

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You're right. I'm sorry.
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It's a Carnegie technique
for dealing with people.

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When somebody's performance isn't good,
you don't criticize them.

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You don't say, "Your work's shit. "
Right? Instead you say:

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"Your work used to be great,
now it's not so great. "

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And then you ask them a question like:
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"Everything okay at home?"
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Are you asking me?
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I'm teaching you.
You just learned a management technique.

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Don't mind me teaching you, do you?
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Sir.
- Good. Just one more little thing.

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But, Marie, he wants me to cut it.
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It's a job, Sam. Shave it off.
You'll forget you ever had a mustache.

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I won't forget. I'll never forget.
Marie, don't you remember?

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Remember what?

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