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I guess he probably did.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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By senior year, I had mastered the languages and customs of its various sovereign states.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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Have you seen me in a tux?

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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Now we can get back to our interview.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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Oh. Okay, so you don't wanna hang out? No. Thanks anyways.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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I used to think about it this way: Schenley High School was a world unto itself.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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No, 'cause last time it was about Greg-acil... ...which if you recall comes in convenient gel-tab form. Look, I don't want you hanging out with me. I don't need your stupid pity. It's fine, you can just go. No, no. You got it all wrong. I'm not here 'cause I pity you. I'm actually here because my mom is making me.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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Get passports to everywhere. Just be on low-key good terms with everyone... ...casually interact with them once in a while... ...in a way that is invisible to everyone else.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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Get citizenship in every nation.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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(TYPING)

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GREG: Rachel. Greg, what are you doing here?

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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Oh, Greg.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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Just... Just do something nice for me for once and just get out.

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All right, look. I'll just start.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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Sorry, next time I'll bring you some flowers.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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He knew every single European pop song from the 1970s. Every single one.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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But I thought I found a way out.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl

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I guess he probably did.

By senior year, I had mastered the languages and customs of its various sovereign states.

Have you seen me in a tux?

Now we can get back to our interview.

Oh. Okay, so you don't wanna hang out? No. Thanks anyways.

I used to think about it this way: Schenley High School was a world unto itself.

Get passports to everywhere. Just be on low-key good terms with everyone... ...casually interact with them once in a while... ...in a way that is invisible to everyone else.

Get citizenship in every nation.

(TYPING)

GREG: Rachel. Greg, what are you doing here?

Oh, Greg.

Just... Just do something nice for me for once and just get out.

All right, look. I'll just start.

Sorry, next time I'll bring you some flowers.

He knew every single European pop song from the 1970s. Every single one.

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

But I thought I found a way out.