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He's gonna stand!
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Guevaru's gonna stand!
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Can he even stand?
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Even after taking that hit?
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My poor people.
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My poor people.
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I do this for them.
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My poor people!
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Guevaru got up!
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He's gonna try again. We can see more!
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I believed you'd get up.
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"Today is a good day to die."
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The US Army coined the phrase.
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During the Vietnam War,
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they say American soldiers
on the front line liked to say it.
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Guevaru, you of all people should know
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the true meaning behind the words.
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Yeah, it's a barefaced lie.
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It's not a phrase about dying.
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It's about living.
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It's about surviving the fierce battle,
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fighting bravely
and returning to your homeland alive.
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Exactly.
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The real truth...
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Is there's no good day to die,
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until you die.
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You always have to live for today!
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Guevaru.
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This is the finale.
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Oliva made a fist!
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He plans on ending it.
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"The wind rises..."
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All right.
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"...We must try to live."
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It's time to settle this!
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Biscuit Oliva.
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The strongest man in America.
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Your value lies in that body of yours.
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Within a frame of over 180 cm,
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lies more than 150 kg of muscle,
unprecedented in human history.
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The destructive force born of that body,
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is beyond that of my imagination...
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Not.
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What?
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That's...
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A tuxedo.
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The upright tuxedo fell, as if by command!
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The history of barehanded fights,
the history of martial arts,
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directly correlates with human history.
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The continuous cycle of having faith
in brawn, and denying it.
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Eventually, the loss of strength
led to the acquisition of speed.
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Muscle, loss of strength, and balance.
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Speed, angle, and weak point.
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Even in "chi" and breath work
there were various technical reforms
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and creative innovations.
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Thus, modern martial arts.
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But, there has been no progress
since the historic times of stone axes.
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There exists a definite blind spot
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I'm all ears.
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I will tell you.
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It's "support."
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Support?
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Even Chinese martial arts
with its 4,000 years of history,
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only sees the supporting ground
as a surface.
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Boxing,
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Sumo...
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All of these various martial arts,
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don't question how the body pushes
against the ground at an angle.
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No wonder they're forced to rely
on muscle.
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Because they don't recognize earth
as the greatest support.
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They're not even aware of what's
a millimeter under the earth.
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They merely stand there.
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You will experience it now.
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The rigidity of the core
that exists 6,378,000 meters underground.
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Feel it,
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feet of mine!
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To the deepest depths of the Earth.
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The most solid thing
located in the center of this planet...
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The core of the Earth!
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Guevaru.
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He wants to congratulate you.
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Bosch!
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You've bested me. Forgive me.
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Something's wrong. This can't be.
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And this guy wants to greet you.
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What?
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Hey.
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Why?
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I'm called the Earth's strongest
or something...
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Why is this man here?
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But that's not me.
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Guevaru, it's you.
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Just as I thought.
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Well, duh!
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Yeah?
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Something like this,
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is usually...
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Is usually...
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A dream.
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Hey.
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Carry Mr. Guevaru.
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Courteously and with care.
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The fight is over.
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We won't hear the singing anymore.
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You're so strong.
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Yeah.
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Your faith in your body was stronger.
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Easy for you to say.
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Guevaru was strong,
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but he didn't have the love.
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The love for muscle.
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At a much earlier stage than I,
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he said goodbye to
an irreplaceable love: muscles.
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Loss of strength? Technique?
Balance? Support?
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Guevaru dallied with those other loves.
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But she took her revenge.
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She's the jealous type, you see.
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The body you see right now,
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is actually not the real size.
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So how is it kept so compact?
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Compact?
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He's huge.
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It's because I'm holding it in.
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Holding it in?
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But let's say if I were to open
the door that holds these muscles.
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The size would most likely
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tear apart my skin where I stand,
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crush all of you,
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destroy the building,
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breach the outer gate,
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and reach even the heavens!
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No.
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No way. That's impossible.
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Baki.
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My meals in a day
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have never dropped below 10,000 calories.
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Even for Olympic-level athletes,
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it isn't easy ingesting more than
10,000 calories in a day.
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Ten thousand calories.
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The Japanese are fond
of eating rice balls, yes?
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That amount of calories
is equal to about 500 rice balls.
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But look!
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I keep my fat percentage
within five percent.
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It's a diet already beyond
what physical activity can burn off
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and still it's five percent.
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It's illogical.
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But when you say it,
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it doesn't sound like a lie.
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The space shuttle,
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has a fuel tank far larger than its body.
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In order to use it all
before it enters the upper atmosphere,
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it continues to burn, even now.
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I suppress
what is trying to expand within.
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Holding in, sealing in,
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pushing in, and binding it.
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I continue to confine it.
I can't let up, even for even a moment.
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I didn't know that.
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Who would think,
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that we're all alive right now
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thanks to you
vigilantly keeping yourself compact.
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We're all so grateful!
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What's amazing about me
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is that despite that, I'm still able
to get a good night's sleep.
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Hey.
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Let me down.
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Oh!
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Oh, sorry, sorry.
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Boy,
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you want a round with me that much?
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This power,
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it's as if...
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Bring it on!
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I'll fight.
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I apologize for talking big.
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It's a lie that
I'm bigger than the building.
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I know that!
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And actually,
I didn't refine these muscles to fight.
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This body...
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was made to do this for this person.
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H-Hey...
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Sorry to make you wait, Maria.
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Heave, ho!
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On a moonlit night
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Heave, ho!
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Raise the anchor
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Heave, ho!
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On a stormy night
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Heave, ho!
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Hoist the sail!
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With the stars as the guide
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Set course for treasure
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Put the rum aside until then!
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Heave, ho!
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On a moonlit night
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Heave, ho!
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On a stormy night
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Heave, ho!
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Hoist the sail!
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No witnesses?
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It was empty when you woke in the morning?
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It's not for me, but for me and Maria?
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It's money.
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It's his island's currency.
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Cap!
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When did he do this?
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It was out of consideration for you.
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If he had wanted
to walk right out the front,
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he's a man with
the ability to easily do so.
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You can't exactly pretend you didn't see
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an inmate walk out the gate.
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If you did, you guys would lose face.
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That's why he escaped.
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Your sentence will be far lighter
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for not noticing rather than ignoring it.
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He was being considerate.
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Accept it with gratitude.
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Now,
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what should I do with this?
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You can't use it here,
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nor in America proper.
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I see.
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There's only one place
in the world you can use it.
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It's an invitation.
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"Come to the island
if you want to use it," huh?
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Are you going to go?
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Maybe not today.
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Where were you, boss?
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It doesn't take a month to use the toilet!
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Your ax was still in the tree!
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Yo, I'm back.
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Back?
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Oliva.
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Oli...
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One month ago...
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He's apparently the strongest in America.
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His arm is 70 cm thick! About this much?
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Could you beat him, boss?
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Maybe I'll give it try.
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Expected nothing less.
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Mr. President!
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What?
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You went to America?
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So what was Biscuit Oliva like?
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He was strong.
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Did you win?
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No.
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Oh!
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This guy had a kid again!
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Twins at that!
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What, twins?
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Wait, didn't you have...
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How many is this?
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Nine.
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You have too many!
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Well...
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Speaking of which, old lady Sara's pig!
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That's right! It's constipated.
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Oh, same as last month?
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Yeah, what is he feeding it?
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Roll call!
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Don't dawdle, you slugs!
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Hurry up and line up!
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Room one, report!
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Room one, present!
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Room two, present!
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Room three, present!
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Room four, present!
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There's no need to tell you again
that you're all human scum!
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You have absolutely no freedom.
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You're only allowed to breathe!
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Curse yourselves for having to wake up
at a place like this!
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- Excuse me.
- Huh?
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What is it boy? You need to pee-pee?
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Can I step outside?
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What?
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I want to get some air,
just for four to five minutes.
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What?
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Sorry.
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00:20:28,560 --> 00:20:29,560
Freeze!
280
00:20:30,562 --> 00:20:31,562
Sorry.
281
00:20:37,152 --> 00:20:38,987
See you when you get back!
282
00:20:42,074 --> 00:20:43,492
Go, boy!
283
00:20:43,575 --> 00:20:45,744
Breathe in plenty of outside air!
284
00:20:45,827 --> 00:20:47,496
And then just leave!
285
00:20:47,579 --> 00:20:48,747
Freeze!
286
00:20:52,584 --> 00:20:53,877
It's an escape!
287
00:20:53,961 --> 00:20:55,879
He's just gonna walk out the front?
288
00:21:44,386 --> 00:21:47,639
Unfortunately,
you won't be breathing in outside air.
289
00:21:47,723 --> 00:21:51,059
Go back peacefully, Baki Hanma.
290
00:21:55,647 --> 00:21:58,025
You made quite the effort.
291
00:21:58,108 --> 00:22:01,236
Will you tell me the reason
behind your reckless action?
292
00:22:02,195 --> 00:22:06,366
Well, I thought maybe I'll also become...
293
00:22:07,492 --> 00:22:08,492
Unchained.
294
00:22:09,161 --> 00:22:12,622
And what's your conclusion at this point?
295
00:22:16,251 --> 00:22:17,251
I can do it.
296
00:22:19,087 --> 00:22:20,087
I think.
297
00:23:46,716 --> 00:23:51,179
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