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This is what I see.

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What I hear.

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I see the time that has gone by.

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I hear the sounds of the city.

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The lives of my neighbours.

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And the song of a bird.

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I see us.

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We are new

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and unexhausted.

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We fill this space with our lives.

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It's a relentless task.

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It's the hardest work I know.

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When I see this space,
I see a labour of love.

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I see the traces we leave in everything.

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The thin layers of memories
are what make this chair,

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make this cabinet,

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make the carpet.

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But if suddenly

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a stranger appearing from nowhere
were to enter this room,

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what would he see,
what would he hear?

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And would he feel anything
by being here?

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And would I feel ashamed?

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Yes!

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It's my miracle.

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I’m curious to see the next miracle.

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Maybe it's the elevator,
he gets there and...

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When he gets back to the Congo he'll say:

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"I made the door open,
I made the elevator go up".

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What a story...

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Bye.
- See you.

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See you tomorrow.
- Bye.

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Bye.
- Bye.

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Bilal, it's mum.

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I messed up and I'm at the end of the line
at Hermann-Debroux.

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There are no more metros.

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If you hear this message,
call me back, OK?

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Sir. Sir!

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Two minutes.

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Just two minutes.

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I need to take out some money.

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Yes, but...

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It's closed.
- Really?

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Yes... OK, come on then.
- Thank you.

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It's the other side of town.
It's the first time in twenty years.

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In twenty years I've never fallen asleep
on the metro, now I have to take a taxi

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and my only solution is to...
- Here's the cash machine.

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Thank you.

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A little patience please...

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Insufficient funds available

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Did it work?
- It worked.

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Did it work?
- It worked.

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This is one specimen of four.

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There used to be four of them?
- Four.

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Now one.

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Three of them died.

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All of this is going to be demolished.

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They're going to build
a sub-tropical aquatic park.

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Tropic Time...

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Tropic Fun.

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Things are going to change here.

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Well...

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The night bus leaves
from that corner over there.

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I didn't know that.

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It goes to the centre.

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That's practical.

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Yes, it's easy.

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Thank you.
- You're welcome.

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Good night.
- Good night.

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Vanilla?

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Yep.

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Bye.

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Arrgh... Out of service.

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Sir?

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Are you alright, sir?

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Come on.

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There's also a dog.
- A dog?

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Yes, over there.

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Will you be taking it too?
- No.

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It'll run away, in that case.
- Maybe.

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You can't take it with you?

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I can tie it to something.

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I can tie it up
and then this man can pick it up tomorrow.

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It will die of cold.

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Hey there !

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What are you doing here?

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This isn't your house, is it?
- No, not at all.

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I was passing by chance.

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And?

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I worked here a long time
as cleaning lady for the Berrier family.

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Well, they don't live here anymore.
- Yes, I can see that.

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I was just checking.

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Sometimes I think
there's somebody in there.

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No, there's nobody.

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Everything is closed.

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Do you still do house cleaning?

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We had a Polish girl, but...
- I clean for a company now.

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We don't do private homes.

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OK.

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Well... I'm off.

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There's no more tea.
- Oh, really?

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Isn't there some back there?
- Yes.

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Wait...

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I have mint or lemon.
- Mint.

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Here you go.
- Thank you.

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It's cold.

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The water's cold?

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No. Outside.
- Ah.

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Yes, it is.

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That's true.

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Can I stay and drink my tea here?
- I'm about to close, but...

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You'll have finished your tea by then, no?
- Yes. Thanks.

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I'll be off.

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Have you got far to go?

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Because I can give you a lift if you like?

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That's very kind of you.

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No, it's not that far.
- OK.

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But...

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With this cold...

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These shoes, my feet.
- Yes.

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My swollen ankles.

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My son says I'm too heavy.

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And yet I hardly eat anything.

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Shall we go?
- I'll follow you.

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Wait for me here.

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I'm sorry, it's just that when I'm tired
I don't really like talking.

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That's alright.

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Yes, but still...

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Cars are made for conversation.

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Maybe.

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Molenbeek?

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Molenbeek. Anderlecht.
On the border.

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You're a beautiful woman.

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Thank you.

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Are you married?

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Divorced.

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I have a daughter.
She's six.

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Esther.

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Esther...

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And you?

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No, not divorced.

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Ha. OK.

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My husband was called Munir.

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He died ten years ago.

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I have two children.

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One son who lives alone,
and a seventeen-year-old daughter.

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Do you miss him?

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Munir?

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Of course.

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And you?

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Do you miss your ex-husband?
- No.

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No, not at all.

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There's this man...

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He often comes
to buy cigarettes from my shop.

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But I don't think he smokes.

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He's tall

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and he has a moustache.

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I don't like moustaches.

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Fair enough.

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That's my daughter.

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I'm going to get out here.

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OK.
- I'm getting out.

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Are you sure?
- Yes.

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Thank you.
Thank you very much.

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Bye.

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What are we drinking?
- Vodka!

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I'm off.

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There's a...
- Yes, there's a party.

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Are you off?
- Yep.

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This is for you.
- Nice one.

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Have a good evening.

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See you Friday.
- Yes, Friday.

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See you.
- Bye.

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Maybe see you Friday.

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Yeah, you'll be there.
- Sure!

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Oh yes.

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See you tomorrow.

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I think I'm going to go too.

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You too?
- Bye, yes.

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Bye then.

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It's strong.

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Yep.

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You're cold.

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Let me go and get a sweater
from my brother's place.

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Don't run off.

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Good evening.

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The night shop over there
sells alcohol to youngsters.

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To minors.

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I saw it with my own eyes.

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Shouldn't you...
- Yes, OK, we'll go and take a look.

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It's not the first time...
Come.

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Good evening.

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Good evening, madam.

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Was a man brought in by any chance?
- Madam...

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A homeless man,
I wanted to check he was OK.

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It was me who found him.

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Visiting hours are from 10 till 12,
and 4 till 6 pm.

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You can't come in.

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Unless you're injured.

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Are you injured, madam?

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No.

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In that case, see you tomorrow.

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See you tomorrow.

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Hello.

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Excuse me.

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Excuse me, I wanted to know
if a man had been brought in.

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I don't know.

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My shift has just started.

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It's here.

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Is he your husband?

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No, this isn't him.

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I'm looking for a white man,
a homeless man.

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I think he was dying of cold.

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And he's your husband?

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No. I found him.

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I just came to see how he was doing.

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But that's not how things work.

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Right...
Wait for me here.

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He died.

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Not him.

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Your homeless man.

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He was dead
before they got him here.

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Poor man.

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Alright.




