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Come on. Show me.
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Okay, fine.
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I wrote, "Clarification of psychosis."
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Got it.
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You think I'm someone
who sits on the tram and says,
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"I'm Adolf Hitler, but on Saturdays,
I'm Tiffy from Sesame Street."
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Helene...
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I'd like to ask you something.
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Go ahead.
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Where are we right now?
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-Vivaldiallee Clinic.
-What year is it?
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2024.
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Do you ever think about
wanting to take your own life?
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Nope.
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Good.
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Good.
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Although now you've said it...
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taking some pills,
eating a whole Black Forest cake,
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and falling asleep forever with you face
in said cake would be good.
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Or going to a water park in the States,
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cutting a hole in a slide
and plunging 50 yards onto rocks
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and splattering into a thousand pieces.
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So is the idea of dying attractive to you?
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I've never thought about it.
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But now that you've mentioned it...
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I'm seriously contemplating it.
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How do you feel right now?
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That's usually my question.
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It's mine now.
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Fine.
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The idea that by mentioning
the possibility of suicide,
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I have put an idea in your head
that you might pursue further
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makes me uncomfortable.
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And what does this discomfort tell you?
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What does this discomfort represent?
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Yes, it certainly has to do
with the fact that I have a...
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Yes, that I have a sense of responsibility
towards my patient and...
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I would like to hear
your thoughts on these.
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No problem.
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Yes.
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Yes. Listen.
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-What?
-Well...
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Try to hear them.
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I can't hear your thoughts.
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Then I'm sorry.
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You don't want to attempt
to articulate them?
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Helene?
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Dr. Berg-Berth?
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Which one of us set fire to a forest
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and destroyed
a small biosphere in the process?
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I had six weeks ahead of me
filled with fun, fun...
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-Let's shake it all off.
-...fun.
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Ms. Bese, put it around your wrist.
Exactly.
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Around your wrist.
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Ms. Sternberg.
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Today's your first time here.
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We'll do some mindfulness walking.
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That means we move
and try to allow everything we see
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to be value-free for us, okay?
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Just as we're allowed to be value-free.
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Everything is allowed to be.
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-Okay...
-Good. Okay.
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We'll take large steps.
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Feel the ground beneath your feet.
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Large steps.
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Just shake it all off.
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And don't forget to breathe.
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Aaric.
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Maike's pulse is racing
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and sweat is dripping from Jason's shirt,
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because the alpha male is here
and he's got the money.
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Everyone pays attention
to what he's looking at, what he isn't.
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To when he laughs,
when he sighs, and when he doesn't sigh.
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To when he breathes and in what direction.
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To whether he exhales or inhales.
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We say welcome to Aaric Skargan.
Welcome to Vaginality.
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To when an exhalation
becomes an inhalation.
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I hope you had a pleasant journey.
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To what it means,
and what the man then thinks.
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Like every month,
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we invite investors, business angels,
and entrepreneurs to our Vaginality Drop.
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Vaginality Drop,
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a place to drop a thought
that could possibly change the world.
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And can change business.
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And as you all expect
Jason Le Tu to present his new vision
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of the Sustainablissimo app,
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I have a little surprise for you.
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Because today, we invited someone
from totally outside the bubble,
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someone who thinks completely
outside the box to present her thoughts.
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The last couple of days,
we've put together an incredible concept
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called Happiness Map.
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It is about the possibility to share
your own personal happiness
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wherever you are in the world.
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You can just drop a note wherever you are
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and people
who walk through the same streets
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can revive your moment.
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Yes.
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But she can explain it better.
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-Have you got a spare cigarette?
-Sure.
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Thanks.
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Yes, great.
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I find group activities
exhausting sometimes.
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Yeah, I get that.
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People make me aggressive pretty quickly.
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I know what you mean. I mean,
from other patients in psychiatric units.
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Do you go to a lot of psych units?
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Yes.
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I've just came from one.
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They had a problem patient there.
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She always wanted to do everything right.
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She looks
the way you think you should look.
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She does everything how you think
you should in 2024. How to be, what to do.
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She's sustainable, cosmopolitan...
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-Irksome.
-Yes.
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And how was she treated?
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Exposure therapy.
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For example, she had to stand
in the middle of a circle chairs
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and eat a Slim Jim in front of everyone.
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Or she had to smell bad for the day.
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But none of it helped. The poor thing.
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She's on strong medication now.
Very strong.
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She has sluggish cow-like eyes
from the tranquilizers,
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but still posts on Insta about what's
affected her or what she wants to change.
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-I hate Insta.
-Yeah, too many people.
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Are you someone
who doesn't like being around people?
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Well, I mean...
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Sometimes it's just too much for me.
Too many people in one place.
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There's too much information to take in.
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-You're good at that, aren't you?
-Well... sure.
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-It's my job, after all.
-Yes.
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You're all doing very well. Great.
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The thing is,
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most of them know what their problem is.
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But I've got no idea.
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I'm always sad, and then I get aggressive,
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and then I shout and throw things around.
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But I still haven't found out...
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why and where it starts
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and what I can do to stop it.
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Let's shake off our thoughts again.
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Mindfulness walking.
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Maybe you just need to go berserk.
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Well, maybe it'd help you
if you just lost it.
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Maybe you feel bad,
because you keep putting it off.
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Let's come back together.
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Let's repeat
our mindfulness exercise, okay?
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Let's all pay attention
to one thing that we can see,
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one thing we can hear,
and one thing we can smell.
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Sometimes, I think about
what I'm looking at in that moment.
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A place that means something to me,
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a memory I want to share
with all my friends and family,
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with people who mean something to me.
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Nope.
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Wait. Stop, stop, stop.
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Okay, first things first.
I have to change the song. It's annoying.
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Okay, this is the truth.
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I thought it sucked from the start,
Happiness Map.
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I also thought it was stupid
to tell this odd alpha male,
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who's toying with the idea of leaving
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and knows that everyone can see
he's thinking of leaving,
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to tell him something,
so that he doesn't leave.
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In that moment, part of me left.
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Sometimes, I think about...
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something I can see in that moment,
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or something I hear
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or something I smell.
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What I see here...
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are people who are trying
to squeeze an idea out of their brain,
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that they can then sell.
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What I hear is...
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Jason's pulse.
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And what I can smell are edamame beans
in Elonde Ntugse's Tupperware box.
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People often ask how I do it.
How I get up again after a defeat?
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Because people think
that I have one defeat after the next.
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So...
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what I have for you here right now...
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Nothing.
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Because... my life
is dedicated to one thing.
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Nothing.
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In my life that's all I've worked towards,
fucking things up.
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So, if someone gives me a chance,
I take it...
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fold it up...
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throw it in the toilet and shit on it.
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If someone gives me flowers, they wilt.
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If I have to bake pancakes,
then I buy flour and milk,
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but I leave the bag of flour
open for so long, it gets moths.
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To catch the moths, I put up moth traps.
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The moths stick to them,
but I forget to take the traps down.
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And so I live with 5,000 dead moths,
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all because I wanted to make pancakes.
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What I have for you here and now...
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My idea is to give up.
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To do nothing.
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My idea is to lie down.
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Everyone lie down.
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She wants us to lie down.
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To lie down...
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and to think about what you wanted
to do today... and then not do it.
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A good deed every day?
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Enough of that.
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What I want is...
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for you to start rotting internally.
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What I want is for you
not to contact your loved ones.
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What I want is...
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I don't give a shit.
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That's the thing. I don't give a shit
what you want to hear from me.
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For all I care, program an app
that's called I Don't Give a Shit.
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Shits That I Don't Give.
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And the app says,
"Today, you wanted to drink water."
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And you press the button
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"I Don't Give a Fuck."
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-So much for that.
-It was worth a try.
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A try?
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That could cost us everything.
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"The Most Exciting Day of My Life."
A presentation by Maike Kirsch.
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I'm listening.
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"Mom woke me up and said,
'Maike, today is a day of surprises.'
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And lo and behold,
Mom had made blueberry cake.
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It even had frosting,
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even though
the swimming eliminations were soon.
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I really pigged out.
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Next up, was the skate park
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with...
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Armed with our new inline skates,
Mom, my friend Alana-Milou and I
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set off for the skate park.
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It was so exciting to be standing tall
with the new inline skates on my feet
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and not know
if I was up to the challenge."
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Come on, let's go on a road trip.
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Are you crazy, Helene? Mom will kill me.
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-No, come on. We'll go for a spin.
-There's no way I'm coming.
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You always end up coming.
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Maike, no one's here. Come on.
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This is trespassing.
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Exactly.
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-It's a criminal offense.
-Exactly.
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I don't want a criminal record, Helene.
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Why not?
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I want to have the option of being
a civil servant when I leave school.
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Yeah.
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They've got a hair crimper up here.
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Which do you think's the prettiest?
I like this one.
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What do you think
about us being a lesbian couple?
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Okay...
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We've moved to the outskirts of town,
so I can work on my novel in peace.
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Okay.
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It's about a journey
to the ugliest places in the world.
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-Why ugly?
-Don't you understand?
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Only in ugly places can you choose
what you find beautiful.
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Nope, I don't get it.
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What will you wear
for the Girls Stars Summer Dance Camp?
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Something cool. You?
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Shall we steal some clothes from here?
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Let's steal clothes
for the Girls Stars Summer Dance Camp.
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Okay.
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-Your second?
-Maybe.
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-Isn't it Tuesday today?
-Yes, today's Tuesday.
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-You had a second glass?
-Yes.
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You could at least turn away.
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No, I couldn't.
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Okay.
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I understand your intervention.
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It bothers you that I haven't shown enough
trust in your willingness to take risks.
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I understand
that by anticipating the courage zone,
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I framed it as a problem.
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In so doing, my value judgement
belittled your approach.
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Yes, but that's
what you're doing right now.
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By imposing the breadth
of your analysis on this space,
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you're leaving me no room to breathe.
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Should I react to your analysis
or should I breathe?
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You burped.
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I breathed.
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Then, I'm sorry.
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Don't move straight into the apology zone.
Let's have some conflict.
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Okay.
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I can see I was belittling.
I'm sorry again for that.
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Now you're queen for the day.
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We'll do what you say.
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It's your Queen Day.
You say it, I'll do it.
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-No matter what?
-No matter what.
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-Okay.
-Without a debriefing.
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No matter what.
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Okay.
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-So?
-Yes.
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What shall I do for you, Queen?
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-So, I think it would be good...
-Yes?
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I think it would be good
if I weren't at home tonight.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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I need to meet you.
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Urgently.
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Okay, fine. Hotel Mocando.
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When?
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Now.
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Did you leave the balcony door open?
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Oh God.
296
00:21:22,720 --> 00:21:23,920
Yeah.
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00:21:25,440 --> 00:21:28,440
So, what's so urgent
that we need to talk about it now?
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I want to apologize.
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-Yeah?
-Yeah.
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We didn't want to spoil your time.
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I don't think you have
any time to lose, right?
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What do you mean by "lose"?
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I mean...
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you don't have any time, right?
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00:21:48,080 --> 00:21:50,120
What is time, even? It's like...
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Look,
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she's a mad person.
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It's just...
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Are you spying on me?
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00:22:05,680 --> 00:22:07,560
-No.
-You are.
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-Yes.
-Thanks for being open.
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00:22:09,640 --> 00:22:13,480
-So what about her being mad?
-Let me tell you... Hi, Aaric.
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She sometimes has
these incredible ideas, right?
314
00:22:16,360 --> 00:22:19,440
But maybe it was a bit
too much pressure for her.
315
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She just left therapy, you know...
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I don't give a fuck.
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We are so ashamed of her.
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I mean, she has
no sense of responsibility at all.
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Honestly, she's fucking embarrassing.
320
00:22:34,480 --> 00:22:36,680
You can't say it like that. She's sick.
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She has to be taken care of.
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Guys, I don't give a fuck.
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00:22:48,360 --> 00:22:51,680
It feels so fucking good to say
"I don't give a fuck."
324
00:22:52,320 --> 00:22:55,480
Oh yeah. Yeah. It is. It does.
325
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-I don't give a fuck.
-Yeah, actually it's...
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-It's brilliant.
-Yeah, it's actually...
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This is what we need right now.
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00:23:04,680 --> 00:23:06,000
I need to write it down.
329
00:23:06,080 --> 00:23:09,120
-I don't give a fuck.
-Did you say it to me or in general?
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Guys, see...
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This was my 11th pitch lunch this week.
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And I don't know how that's possible...
333
00:23:20,640 --> 00:23:23,640
but I can truly see
this feeling developing inside
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that I... that I don't give a fuck.
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00:23:30,320 --> 00:23:31,680
I don't give a fuck about you.
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Or you.
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And your pretentious idea of wanting
to get something done in the world.
338
00:23:39,440 --> 00:23:42,880
You're eating the asses
of people with real problems.
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And pretending you enjoy
their sustainable black rice.
340
00:23:51,600 --> 00:23:53,040
That's true.
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-See?
-What?
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00:23:55,880 --> 00:23:56,880
Again.
343
00:23:57,480 --> 00:24:00,600
You're full of shit. Stop copying me.
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The girl you brought there today.
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00:24:08,560 --> 00:24:10,240
I liked her approach.
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00:24:10,320 --> 00:24:11,880
She was cool.
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00:24:11,960 --> 00:24:16,160
And I mean, I'll buy the idea,
you'll get the budget...
348
00:24:17,720 --> 00:24:20,360
-Really?
-Yeah, I'll buy the idea. Yeah.
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00:24:22,200 --> 00:24:23,920
But there's one condition.
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I only want to talk with her.
She'll get full autonomy of the budget.
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It's hers.
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It's hers.
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Two vodkas.
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