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Is this supposed to hurt this much? Fuck! It is. The more pain the better. Fuckin'... Why? It's good for circulation.

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But then, we will both die and I could never live with myself after that. So you let go.

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That was the happiest moment of my life. And in that moment, I composed a little tune for her 16th birthday. I've been working on it ever since. And, uh, happy birthday, sweetheart. Here goes.

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But we defied his orders! And now, he wants to end my life. Can't you see him?

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I'll have another one.

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Oh, shit!

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Thank you. Look, can you just stop stalling and answer the question? What is your third favorite movie of all time? Paddington 2. What? Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Paddington 2. Connect those dots. I mean, I don't wanna be a snob, but... I cried through the entire thing. It made me want to be a better man. Bullshit, man!

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Number two, let me think... The cabinet of Dr. Caligari. You love caligari? I love caligari. Wow! I was beginning to think I was the only one. You gonna run the table here, jav? It's hard. It's like you said, 100-plus years of rich cinema.

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I can't feel my legs. You know, I really enjoyed working for the CIA. Can't wait to move back home and work at fucking Sonic.

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What the fuck is wrong with you? He's three stories up. He's stoned out of his mind.

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Don't forget. Set the cameras, and then grab them when you leave.

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Hold on. We got a guard in the room.

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Shit!

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I think I can hide under the...

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Hola.

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A few years ago, my relationship with my father had deteriorated to the point where we were no longer speaking. He could be extremely difficult, my father. And to be fair, maybe I am not much better.

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We both loved it. We would quote it back and forth. In a way, my father was Tess. The former first lady. And I was Doug chesnic. The secret service agent charged with taking care of him.

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I just want to thank you all for coming tonight. It means more to me than you can know. And I would like to tell a story.

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Is this supposed to hurt this much? Fuck! It is. The more pain the better. Fuckin'... Why? It's good for circulation.

But then, we will both die and I could never live with myself after that. So you let go.

That was the happiest moment of my life. And in that moment, I composed a little tune for her 16th birthday. I've been working on it ever since. And, uh, happy birthday, sweetheart. Here goes.

But we defied his orders! And now, he wants to end my life. Can't you see him?

I'll have another one.

Oh, shit!

Number two, let me think... The cabinet of Dr. Caligari. You love caligari? I love caligari. Wow! I was beginning to think I was the only one. You gonna run the table here, jav? It's hard. It's like you said, 100-plus years of rich cinema.

I can't feel my legs. You know, I really enjoyed working for the CIA. Can't wait to move back home and work at fucking Sonic.

What the fuck is wrong with you? He's three stories up. He's stoned out of his mind.

Don't forget. Set the cameras, and then grab them when you leave.

Hold on. We got a guard in the room.

Shit!

I think I can hide under the...

Hola.

A few years ago, my relationship with my father had deteriorated to the point where we were no longer speaking. He could be extremely difficult, my father. And to be fair, maybe I am not much better.

We both loved it. We would quote it back and forth. In a way, my father was Tess. The former first lady. And I was Doug chesnic. The secret service agent charged with taking care of him.

I just want to thank you all for coming tonight. It means more to me than you can know. And I would like to tell a story.