The Ballad of Jack and Rose
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:38:02
Nice.
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How's that appeal coming?
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As a matter of fact,
I was going to give you a call.

:38:10
That isn't a wetland anymore.
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As a matter of fact,
that isn't a house anymore. Mind if I...

:38:16
What do you mean?
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Go see for yourself.
:38:21
I'm just going to build it again.
:38:23
If you build it again,
I'll have to knock it down again.

:38:27
I don't want to have to call the police.
:38:29
Call them. I don't mind.
:38:32
Listen, Jack.
:38:35
I realize you and I have had our differences,
but by the same token...

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you can't stop progress.
You can't stop the future from happening.

:38:42
People have a right to build.
:38:45
Laws change all the time
pertaining to the environment...

:38:48
as the community's needs change.
I believe in putting people first.

:38:52
That's just my personal belief.
:38:55
But I want you to feel comfortable
with the situation.

:38:58
So you need to tell me how that can happen.
:39:00
What the hell do you mean, "comfortable"?
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It occurs to me
that I haven't ever expressed...

:39:06
my interest in your land to you.
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There.
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You didn't have to.
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I want you to know that if the day comes
where you want to move on...

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to, say, a less...
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developed part of the world...
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We all have our dreams
of how we want to retire.

:39:28
Anyhow, if that day ever comes, call me.
:39:32
I think you'd be surprised
at how much your place is worth now.

:39:36
When did you purchase the property?
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1967.
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I'd guesstimate you're looking at...
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a 200% profit on your investment.
And that's conservative.

:39:51
Is that so?
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Yeah. Think about it.
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I have to say...

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