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-Can you feel it, baby?
-Oh, yeah.
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You got me doing all the work.
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What I didn't know
is that doctors and hospitals...
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...would consider them
unnecessary luxuries.
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I even asked the landlord
to take a picture.
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So if I lost one, it was like losing
a month's groceries.
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Hey, hey! Wait! Wait!
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Hey, get back here!
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Hey, man, l--
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-Who's he?
-He's that guy....
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-Did you forget?
-Forget what?
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You're not supposed
to have any of those.
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-Yeah, I know.
-You have two now.
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Hey.
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Hey, Mom.
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One, two, three!
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-That's a basketball!
-Hey, hey. What do you mean?
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You don't know that
that's a basketball.
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This could be an ant farm. This could
be a microscope or anything.
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-No, it's not.
-There, there.
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All right, come on.
Open him up. Open him up.
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-That paper's a little heavy, huh?
-Yeah, but I got it.
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You should've seen me
out there today.
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Somebody stole a scanner.
I had to run the old girl down--
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Whatever.
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-What?
-Whatever, Chris.
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What the hell
you got attitude about?
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-Whatever what?
-Every day's got some damn1 story.
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Hey, Roy. Roy!
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Can you beat your little rug
when nobody's out here?
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There's dust and shit all over.
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-I'm trying to keep a clean house.
-Hey, wait a second.
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Look, Linda, relax.
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We're gonna come out of this.
Everything is gonna be fine, all right?
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You said that before,
when I got pregnant2. lt'll be fine.
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-So you don't trust me now?
-Whatever. I don't care.
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-Taxi!
-Mr. Twistle.
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-Yeah, hi.
-Hi. Chris Gardner.
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Yeah, hi. Listen.
What can I do for you?
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I submitted an application for the
intern program about a month ago...
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...and I would just love
to sit with you briefly--
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Listen, I'm going
to Noe Valley, Chris.
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-Take care of yourself.
-Mr. Twistle.
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Actually, I'm on my way
to Noe Valley also.
295
How about we share a ride?
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-All right, get in.
-All right.
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So when I was in the Navy,
I worked for a doctor...
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...who loved to play golf,
hours every day...
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...and I would actually
perform medical procedures...
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...when he'd leave me in the office.
