1:05:00
- Where?
- [ Mouthing Words ]
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[ Woman Laughs ]
1:05:09
- [ Laughs ]
- [ Man Clears Throat ]
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Polacks-- They all
look the same in a tux.
1:05:20
You're not Polish,
are-- Uh, hi.
1:05:22
- Thanks. Here.
- [ Exhales ]
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This-- This'll help.
1:05:35
- Oh, thank you.
- No problem. [ Clears Throat ]
1:05:39
That was in my mouth.
Forget it.
1:05:42
[ Continues ]
1:05:47
[ Exhales ]
1:05:50
So, what's your name?
1:05:53
- Elliot. Hi.
- Yeah.
1:05:57
- It's a--
- I'm Amanda.
1:05:59
Hey, Amanda. I should've
asked you what your name--
1:06:04
- You photograph a lot of weddings?
- Yeah. I hate it.
1:06:08
I'm doing the thing again
with my hands. I'm sorry.
1:06:13
We are emotions
and emotions are us.
1:06:16
Again I can't separate
emotions.
1:06:18
When you consider that, um...
1:06:21
every aspect
of your digestion...
1:06:23
every sphincter
that opens and closes...
1:06:25
every group of cells that
come in for nourishment...
1:06:28
and then moves out to, um...
1:06:33
heal something
or repair something--
1:06:35
Those are all under the influence
of the molecules of emotion.
1:06:39
I mean,
it's this total buzz.
1:06:45
[ Man ]
So you ask if emotions are bad.
1:06:48
Emotions are not bad.
They're life.
1:06:51
They color the richness of our experience.
It's our addiction that's the problem.
1:06:55
The thing that most people
don't realize is that...
1:06:58
when they understand
that they are addicted to emotions--