:13:00
- All right.
- Okay. Cool. Thank you.
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Nice meeting you.
:13:06
Sorry about that.
:13:08
Are those students of yours?
:13:11
- No, those are actually teachers.
- Oh, really?
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Yeah.
:13:16
And I assume
that's an old friend of yours?
:13:20
From about five years ago.
Haven't seen him in a while.
:13:22
Like the other guy, too?
:13:24
- Actually, it's weird I saw both of them.
- It is weird.
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I'm the mouthpiece. So I'm taking
most of the risk. It's 60l40.
:13:34
When did you become a negotiator?
:13:35
I'm taking the risk.
You're here in the country.
:13:38
- If shit goes-
- I'm in the country?
:13:40
If shit goes down,
you get five months, tops.
:13:42
- I'm the one outside dealing with shit.
- Whatever.
:13:45
That raises an interesting question.
:13:47
Did you actually know
those two guys...
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you strangely enough approached?
:13:53
Or were they new?
:13:57
No. Like I said, one of them, this
last guy, I haven't seen in five years.
:14:02
It was a shock to see him. The other
I haven't seen in a couple of years.
:14:06
Now, if we're going to work together...
:14:08
the only way to make it worthwhile
is if we're truthful.
:14:14
So I am going to say something abrupt
to you. I think you're lying.
:14:17
I think you took the occasion...
:14:20
of my odd sudden encounters...
:14:23
to, in effect, explore the possibility...
:14:26
of knowing two men on one street
whom you found attractive...
:14:30
and there's no reason you shouldn't be
able to admit that if that's the case.
:14:35
Okay, you're right.
:14:38
No, I hadn't met them before.
:14:41
Forget it. Listen, mail-order brides,
are you familiar with that concept?
:14:45
Nothing judgmental. In fact,
to tell you the truth, it intrigues me.
:14:48
And I believe that you're...
:14:51
obviously in your early-middle 20s.
:14:54
You're on a journey, as we all are.
:14:56
And that journey is just beginning.
:14:58
I'm at a different stage of my life.