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- Synced and corrected by chamallow -
- www.addic7ed.com -
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(ENGINE RUMBLES)
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(INTRIGUING MUSIC)
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(MUSIC CONTINUES)
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So...
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you from around here?
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CAZ: Sorta.
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In milk we trust.
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(INTRIGUING MUSIC CONTINUES)
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Fuck. (CHUCKLES)
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See you on the interwebs.
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(SIGHS)
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(EXHALES, LAUGHS LIGHTLY)
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(TALKBACK RADIO PLAYS SOFTLY)
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(SKATEBOARD RUMBLES, DOOR OPENS)
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Oh, hey.
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- (DOOR SHUTS)
- Hey.
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- Good night?
- And morning.
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- (HUMS SOFTLY)
- What is she doing here?
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- Um, shopping?
- More like stealing.
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She's banned, Jem.
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Yeah, and she promised she wouldn't.
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Agnes, I can see you.
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You need to leave.
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Oh, um, someone dropped
these off for you, by the way.
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I'll see you later, huh?
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- Uh, yeah. Thanks.
- It's all good.
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(DOOR CREAKS)
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(RADIO CONTINUES IN BACKGROUND)
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Agnes.
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I asked you to leave.
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Do you want me to check your pockets?
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You disrespecting me?
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- We're like (SPEAKING MĀORI) family.
- No, we're not. Get out.
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Go on.
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Go.
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I wouldn't wanna be
related to you anyway.
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Plastic Māori. (SCOFFS)
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(ENTRY BELL CHIMES)
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Donations go round the back.
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Anahera.
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Yeah.
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Caz.
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What?
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Me, I'm Caz now.
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OK, cool. Donations go round the back.
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(CLEARS THROAT)
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I'm Gerald's... kid.
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Holy fuck.
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Yeah.
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You're...
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Yeah.
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Holy fuck!
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Holy shit!
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(CHUCKLES) Can I... ?
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- No, you... Fuck you.
- Ow.
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That's for fuckin' leaving.
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CHUCKLES: Fuck.
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You came back.
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- Different.
- Mm.
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CHUCKLES: I mean...
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good job.
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Fuck! I mean... fuck! (LAUGHS) Oh fuck.
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Nah, it's pretty crazy, eh?
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Check you out, Mr Fancy Goatee.
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(CHUCKLES)
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It's... it's Sir Fancy Goatee...
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- actually. (CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
- Oh.
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Well, I... I...
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I didn't hear any
sirens, so I'm guessing...
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I'm guessing your dad
didn't have a heart attack.
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(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
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No, I haven't, um, seen him yet.
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Well, you can come to mine.
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So I can interrogate
you by myself. (CHUCKLES)
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- Fuck, I'm joking.
- (BOTH LAUGH)
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I'll make us nachos.
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Come on.
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Oh, I gotta get my bags first.
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'Course.
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(CHUCKLES)
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Fuck.
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Yeah, so, found some old paint
in the shed, and I just thought,
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well, may as well do
a bit of a paint job.
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No, it looks good.
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(SIGHS)
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When did you start learning
the Māori language?
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(CHUCKLES) Way too late.
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So...
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tell me everything, Mr Bond.
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I thought you were making nachos for us.
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I didn't think my best friend
would leave town for 10 years.
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'Cos I fuckin' missed you.
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Same.
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So, why did you leave?
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This.
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You thought you'd be
too sexy for this town?
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I couldn't be here and be me. You know?
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And I thought if I told anyone,
they'd talk me out of it.
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You thought I'd talk you out of it?
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I don't know what I thought.
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I was just so freaked that if
I didn't jump, I'd be stuck.
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Got anything to drink?
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It makes sense. (LIQUID POURS)
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I didn't realise this.
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But it makes sense.
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(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
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And that's just it, you know,
I feel like I make sense now.
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Cheers to that.
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(GLASSES CLINK)
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Thank you...
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for letting me stay.
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No worries.
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Just don't go stealing my
priceless art collection.
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(BOTH LAUGH)
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I'll restrain the urges.
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Good man.
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(INSECTS CHIRP)
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The, uh, shower still
takes ages to heat up,
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but it gets there in the end,
if it, um, if it likes you.
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(GENTLE TINKLING MUSIC)
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(MUSIC CONTINUES)
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(ROOSTER CROWS)
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(BREATHES DEEPLY)
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WHISPERS IN MĀORI: _
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(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
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(BIRDS CHIRP)
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(CELL PHONE VIBRATES CONTINUOUSLY)
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(VIBRATING STOPS)
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Hmm. I was about to
start playing my saxophone
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outside your door.
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Oh, you kept at it.
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Fuck up. I'm actually pretty good now.
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- Mm.
- Hey, you still sing?
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Nah, not since the whole
voice thing. Feels weird.
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How fast can you get ready?
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Ready? What for?
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District Council Planning Board hearing.
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Your dad's giving a speech.
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What?
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Anahera, you're talking about my dad?
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- Yup.
- Gerald?
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Yeah, he's been on this
big environmental crusade
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ever since your mum...
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Sorry.
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Dad doesn't give speeches, and
he's definitely not a greenie.
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Well, you've missed
some pretty big stuff.
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I mean, this...
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this means a lot to him.
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This time you can say
that you were there.
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I'm not judging you.
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- (WOMAN LAUGHS)
- ANAHERA: No, not at all.
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It's fun to play, though.
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Hello. Welcome.
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So, how's Billy?
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Oh, he's over that flu finally.
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(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
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(MEN LAUGH)
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(DOOR OPENS, CLOSES)
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Well, you don't look inconspicuous.
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You look like you're trying to
sell drugs to kids out of your coat.
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Shoelace.
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What if someone recognises me?
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Well, then you turn to stone.
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Jeez, not even I recognised you.
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Excuse me, young fulla.
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(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
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Harry.
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There he is, come to tell us off.
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You OK?
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Let's go.
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(SPEAKING MĀORI) Haere mai.
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Hello.
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(UNTRANSLATED MĀORI)
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It's good to see young ones here.
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Good morning, everyone. Quiet, please.
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Oi, is that Mrs Richter?
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- Our maths teacher?
- She's the mayor.
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Piss off.
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Thank you for coming, everyone.
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Let's get things underway.
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I'd like to open this hearing on
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the Rūrangi District Council Plan.
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Today's submission from Mr Gerald Davis
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is a new by-law proposal
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phasing out chemical
fertiliser use by 2030.
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To replace it with magic beans(!)
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- Harry.
- After tabling,
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there will be a week for consultation
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before it is put on a
vote for the next ballot.
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Thank you, Mr Secretary.
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Like many of you here,
I am a dairy farmer,
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like my dad and his dad before him.
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Me and my wife, Maureen,
had been running that farm
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for the 30 years we were together.
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Built a home on that
land. Raised a child.
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I'll see you at the car.
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Year before last, I
lost Maureen to cancer.
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It started four years
earlier with a rare type:
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mucosal melanoma.
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Um...
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- where do I put this?
- Oh, just...
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(GERALD CLEARS THROAT)
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This is a consumer protection report.
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It says that that type
of cancer is linked...
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to carbaryl,
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a chemical that we'd
been using in the sprays
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for years back then, others here too.
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Gerald, we're sorry for your loss,
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but a link is not the
same as a cause. Continue.
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Maureen and me, we didn't know.
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I didn't know.
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But we know now.
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And that's the worst part about it.
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All of us here, we
know what's happening.
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We seen it.
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It's not just the insecticides;
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what else we're doing
to the environment,
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and it's time that us farmers
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took more responsibility
for the harm that we do.
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I'm sick of hearing it, eh.
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We are, from our own pockets.
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- We need to do more.
- Oh, here we go.
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The whole cycle of
phosphates in high output
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is leaching the soil,
affecting the land and the cows.
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I'm going to assume you have
a list of sources for this,
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- and for any statistics.
- Yeah, who's gonna pay for this, Gerald?
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You already are, mate,
through the bloody nose.
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How much did you spend
on phosphates last year?
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Nah?
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Well, we should ask the big boys here.
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They'll know it to the bloody cent.
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Jim? Kelly?
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No?
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80,000.
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Well, Harry, I bet you the
bank loved every cent of that.
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I spent 30,000, and next
year, it's gonna be less.
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How many years did it take you
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- to convert, mate?
- I've got good margins on my cows.
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- Most of us are just trying...
- You should come and see my grass.
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- I mean it.
- ... to keep our heads above water, for one.
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Sit down, Harry. Excuse me!
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(INDISTINCT ARGUING)
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(ARGUING CONTINUES)
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GERALD: And you're only
interested in keeping
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your heads stuck in the ground.
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(PENSIVE MUSIC)
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Gerald.
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(BOTH SPEAK INDISTINCTLY)
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Dad.
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What?
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It's me.
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(RANDA'S 'ROCK BOTTOM' PLAYS)
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Whoo!
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♪ Ya, start a campaign, ♪
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♪ sip some champagne, ♪
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♪ go get on a car and
make yourself a bad name. ♪
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♪ I'm so big, bad, pull
up in the fast lane. ♪
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♪ We're hitting rock bottom
with some hot models. ♪
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