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So what? He's scared of love.

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>> Everyone's scared of love, You

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learned that in your 20s. It takes a

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very rare, very powerful being to be

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terrified of happiness.

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>> Dumb.

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>> You're dumb. That's why you're not

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scared to be happy. The smarter you are,

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the more you know. Happiness [music] is

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a trap. It can't last forever.

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>> Kino says war is a failure of

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statecraft.

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>> Your brother thinks he can talk you

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through out of anything. He fancies

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himself a fox among the wolves. But mark

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me, child. If you want to last in this

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world, you must learn to be both the fox

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and the wolf.

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>> Why aren't you working?

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>> Cuz I don't feel like it.

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>> Get back to work or I'll fire you.

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>> Yeah, do it.

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>> Excuse me?

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>> I've wasted my whole life in a dead-end

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job and I'm not wasting another second

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working for you. So, go ahead and fire

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me. about this crew, it's that we never

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ever give up because we have something

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that's stronger than fear, stronger than

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even gravity, and that's hope.

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>> Yeah.

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>> Do you realize we're basically just like

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zeros [music]

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and ones floating around the universe

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like tiny specks of dust? Like, doesn't

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the very nature of [music] our existence

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make you wonder if there's more to life

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than this? Why would I wonder if there's

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more to life when the life I got is

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perfect?

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>> How do you make a decision that's fair?

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>> You can't. Someone always feels like

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it's not fair to them. And the fairest

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decisions, those are the ones where

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everybody feels screwed.

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>> I've never seen that before in my story

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books.

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>> Life's full of stuff you've never seen

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before. Uh-oh. Look, you just got to go

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with your guts, son. You'll do fine.

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>> Huh? War is where the young and stupid

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are tricked by the old and bitter into

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killing each other. I was very young and

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very angry.

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Maybe that is no excuse.

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>> Really? You're going to pull that move?

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I guided your entire civilization. Your

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people have a holiday named Rick's

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Giving. They teach kids about me in

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school.

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>> I dropped out of school. It's not a

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place for smart people.

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>> Oh snap. Listen, Humpty, I'm sorry. I

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hurt you. But do not take it out on

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[music] these people. You are better

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than this. No, I'm not. Oh, come on. I

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know the real Humpty. The way you saw

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the world, [music] the inventor, the

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dreamer. What happened to that guy?

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I think it's too late. It is never too

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late to do the right thing.

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>> Not that I'm worried, but what if the

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chameleon knows we're coming? She could

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be anywhere. Anyone. Lee, would you

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please show a little backbone?

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>> I'm sorry, but bravery was never really

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my special.

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>> You don't have to be brave. You just

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have to act brave.

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>> Act brave.

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>> I think you invented a little lesson for

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me along the way. Living without

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consequences is great, but then I

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started wondering, what am I living for?

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What am I building? If I'm always

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looking back, I'm never looking ahead.

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And then it hit me. We are who we

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[music] are because of consequences. You

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can't live without consequences. You

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know, you feel me,

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>> honey. You're growing up right before my

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eyes, spreading your wings and soaring

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like a sparrow.

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>> I feel more like a fallen Pidgey.

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>> I won't let you talk about yourself that

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way. Just be confident. You can do

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anything that you set your mind to. Do

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you understand?

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>> I thought once like you, but the sword

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is only a tool. What power has it

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compared to the hand that wields it?

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Evil is clever, and deception is its

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most powerful weapon. Let the sword

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guide [music] you to your fate, but let

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your mind set free the path to your

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destiny.

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>> I'm proud of you. Always have been.

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>> I'm sorry. I This is the only way to

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protect the others.

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>> Father,

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you've got a good heart. Don't ever lose

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it. No matter how the world tries to

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break you,

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protect the family.

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>> But the next time it didn't. I mean, it

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[music] sort of worked, but then it

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didn't. I I don't know why.

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>> Then maybe you never really understood

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it the first time. People think science

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is here, but it is [music] also here.

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There is one thing I wish I could

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change. However,

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I wish I could cry properly.

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I squeeze and squeeze, but nothing

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comes out. I cry when I cut onions, but

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this does not count.

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>> Happiness isn't something you put

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inside. It's already there. Sometimes

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you just need someone to help you find

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it.

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>> Can I really be happy?

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>> I want to be happy and me.

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>> Sign me up.

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>> But what about me?

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>> What about me?

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>> Do you really think I can be happy?

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>> Of course. It's inside you. It's inside

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of all of us.

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>> And I don't think it.

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>> I feel it.

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>> Yeah. anyone [music] can cook. But I

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realize only now do I truly [music]

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understand what he meant.

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Not everyone can become a great [music]

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artist. But a great artist can come from

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anywhere. We can't always fight nature,

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John.

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We can't fight change.

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Can't fight gravity.

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We [music] can't fight nothing.

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My whole life, all I ever did was fight.

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>> Then give up, Dutch.

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>> But I can't give up neither. If I can't

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fight my own nature,

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that's a paradox, John. Let's say you

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meet the love of your life. Well, it's

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still going to end. It's inevitable.

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Whether by the slow pull of a disease or

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the shock of loose footing on a hiking

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trail. Whether it be the corrosion of

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two personalities that reshape each

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other until they're incompatible. Or

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maybe the [music] old stranger in a bar

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who says the things that need to be said

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to that person that night. The point is

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happiness always ends. [music] Best case

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scenario, think about this. Best case is

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that you die at [music] the same time.

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>> Look, do you love to sing? I mean, do

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you really love it?

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>> Of course I do.

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>> Then [music] you face this head on,

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Mina. Look, it's like my dad always

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said, don't let fear stop you from doing

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the thing you love.

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>> Uh, okay, I'll do it.

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>> Great. Come on, guys. Is a turbo to want

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a friend or a medal or a piece of pie

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every once in a while? Does it turbo to

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want more out of life?

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>> Yes, [groaning]

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>> Ralph. Ralph, we get it. But we can't

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change who we are. And the sooner you

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accept that, the better off your game

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and your life will be.

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>> It's not a graduation. He is moving from

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the fourth grade to the fifth grade.

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>> It's a ceremony.

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>> It's psychotic. They keep creating new

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ways to celebrate mediocrity. But if

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someone is genuinely exceptional,

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>> this is not about you, Bob. This is

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about Dash.

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>> You want to do something for Dash? Then

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let him actually compete. Let him

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>> No, no, no, no, no. Listen, I have a

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[music] gig tonight. I can't die now.

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>> Well, I really don't think you have a

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lot to say about this.

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>> Yes. Yes, I do. I'm not dying the very

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day I got my shot. I'm [music] due.

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Heck, I'm overdue. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. I I'm

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out of here.

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>> I died.

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>> This can't happen. I'm not dying today.

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Not when my life just started. What was

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that? Wait. I'm not finished. I got to

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get back. I don't want to die. I'm not

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done.

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>> I'm not done.

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>> Run. Why aren't you running?

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>> The universe is basically an animal and

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grazes on the ordinary. Creates infinite

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idiots just to eat them. Not unlike your

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friend Timmy.

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>> Tommy.

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>> Yeah. Hardly matters now, sweetie. You

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know, smart people get a chance to climb

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on top, take reality for a ride, but

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it'll never stop trying to throw you.

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And eventually, it will. There's no

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other way off.

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>> Life tends to work out. You just got to

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learn how to coast. That's what [music]

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I'm doing, and I'm having a great time.

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>> No, Riby, don't you see? If you don't

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study, you're going to fail, and you'll

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never turn into someone better. You're

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still making the same mistakes as back

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home. Do you really want to have flown

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halfway around the world only to find

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out you're always going to be the same

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no matter where you go?

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You know what? Guys, don't worry. I'll

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go get it.

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>> Uh, what? No, no, no, no, no.

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>> Dad, it's okay. I've got this.

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>> No, you don't got this.

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>> But just because you're scared of

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everything in the world doesn't mean I

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have to be.

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>> I'm the one who threw that bottle. I was

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going to tell her, but then she started

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talking all crazy. She said she'd never

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forgive me, and I I didn't know.

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>> Hey, it's okay. People make mistakes.

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It's all part of growing up and you

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never really stop growing.

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>> Although Max found solace in Mary, he

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still found the rest of the world

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bewildering and he couldn't understand

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why he was seen as the odd one while

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everyone else was considered normal.

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>> Look it up.

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>> You look it up. You You don't even know

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what it means.

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>> That's because losers [music] look stuff

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up while the rest of us are carping all

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them DMs.

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>> Listen to your sister, Morty. To live is

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to risk it all. Otherwise, you're just

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an inert chunk of randomly assembled

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molecules drifting wherever the universe

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blows you. Oh, I'm

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>> scared.

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>> Sure you do. But, but you know how to

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get over that, right? [music]

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>> Uh, no.

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>> You just start singing. Do what you

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love. Then you'll be great cuz you won't

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be afraid anymore because you'll

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actually be doing it, right?

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>> Uh,

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>> number one, I find the world very

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confusing and chaotic because my mind is

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very literal and logical.

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Two, I have trouble understanding the

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[music] expressions on people's faces.

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>> It was our first real invention. It's

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the one that started it all.

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>> How we? So, if I go back now, then this

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will be [music] my future.

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>> Well, that depends on you. Nothing is

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set in stone. You got to make the right

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[music] choices and keep moving forward.

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Dad, I feel like I've spent my life

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pretending you're a great guy [music]

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and trying to be like you. And the ugly

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truth has always been

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>> that I'm not that great a guy and you're

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exactly like me.

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>> Am I evil?

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>> Worse, you're smart. When you know

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nothing matters, the universe is yours.

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And I've never met a universe that was

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into it.

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>> So we can finish this crazy wonderful

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adventure. And we are going to show them

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that when danger strikes, you do not run

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from it. You take a stand.

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But she rebuffed [music] my affections

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and then I got thrown in jail.

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>> Felix, pull yourself together.

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>> No. Ralph, you don't know what it's like

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[music] to be rejected and treated like

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a criminal.

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>> Yes, I do. That's every day of my life.

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>> It is,

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>> which is why I ran off. Tried to be a

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good guy, but I'm not. Just a bad guy.

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>> Doctors will find no remaining signs of

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his cancer. Some called it a miracle.

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And

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>> maybe there are forces in this universe

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we don't understand.

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>> But I still believe we make our own

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miracles.

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>> This is my [music] band. I decide who

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plays.

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>> And if you don't go with me, you'll be

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making the biggest mistake of your

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career.

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>> Oh yeah? Why is that?

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>> My only purpose on this [music] planet

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is to play. It's what I was meant to do

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and nothing's going to stop me. out of

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your head, Frank. The only thing we can

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do is learn from what's behind [music]

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us and use it to face what's ahead.

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>> Yeah, we had a pretty good run as bad

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guys, but sometimes you got to give up

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the thing you know in order to [music]

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find something better.

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>> So, here we are.

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>> You guys, your real strength comes from

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being the best you you can be. So, who

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are you? What are you good at?

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>> What do you love? What makes you you?

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>> Well, well, how's the global domination

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coming along? Come on, Johan. Tell them

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to stop breaking the rules and play the

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right way. [laughter]

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>> The big secret [music] to breaking the

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rules is to make it look as though

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you're following them.

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>> You know, but you don't know. When

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people look up to you, you don't get to

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be selfish.

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>> You say run, they run. You say swim,

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they dive in. You say light a fire, they

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show up with oil. But whatever happens,

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it's on you.

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>> Just do it. Go on. I know you can do it,

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buddy. But I don't.

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>> Listen. Simone, don't believe in

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yourself.

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>> Huh? Believe in me. Believe in the

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commun who believes in you.

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>> We're not our bodies. We're the

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decisions we make, the lives we change,

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[music] the the people we love

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or who love us.

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>> And when I'm old and I've had my fun,

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I'll sell my inventions so that everyone

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can be superheroes. Everyone can be

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super. And when everyone's super,

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[laughter]

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no one will be.

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>> And I think why do you have to be so

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bad? Why can't you be more like good

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guy? Then I have [music] moment of

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clarity. If Zanke is good guy, who will

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crush man's skull like Sparrow's egg

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between thighs? And I say Zangief, you

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are bad guy. But this does not mean

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you're [music] bad guy.

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You know,

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extraordinary things only happen to

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extraordinary people.

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Maybe it's a sign

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that you've got an extraordinary

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destiny.

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Something something greater than you

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could have imagined.

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>> Oh my god, my friend Tammy's marrying

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bird person.

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>> What the hell is a bird person?

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>> He's Rick's best friend.

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>> Let's not get carried away more than

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>> Would you like to RSVP or send a gift?

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>> No. Weddings are basically funerals with

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cake. If I wanted to watch someone throw

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their life away, I'd hang out with

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Cherry all day.

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>> Affirmative.

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>> Yes. Yes, I'm evolving.

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That's why Professor Ivo made me. These

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past months, I have amassed so much

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knowledge. And yet, I remain confused,

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empty. What am I evolving into? What is

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my purpose? I must know. Tell me.

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>> You ever think about the universe, Mr.

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Trout? What if our world is just like

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[music] a tiny speck?

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>> A tiny little speck.

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>> And there are giants looking down on us.

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>> And every time we move,

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>> it's actually them [music] moving us.

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>> Never mind what this person you don't

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even know said, "Do you think you're

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good enough?"

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>> Of course.

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>> Then you must fight for what you believe

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in. Guts, stamina, faith. These [music]

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are the things you need now. And without

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them, well, maybe that scout was right.

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Maybe you're not good enough,

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>> Dad. I'm out of excuses to not be who I

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am. So, [music] who am I? What do I do?

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>> My advice? Take off. Put a saddle on

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your universe. Let it kick itself out.

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>> Senor de la Cruz, what did it take for

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you to seize your moment?

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>> I had to have faith in my dream. No one

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was going to hand it to me. It was up to

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me [music] to reach for that dream, grab

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it tight, and make it come true.

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>> You see, when you take life, you live in

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fear because deep down, you know that

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someday your life will be taken as well.

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We all have to [music] reap what we sow,

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Omega. There's no way of avoiding that.

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When you harm others, you're [music]

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really only harming yourself.

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It's simple. If you want good things to

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happen in your life, you have to be

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good,

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>> right,

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>> guys? Come on. Life's like a car chase.

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You know what I mean? There's there's

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going to be bumps in the road, but when

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has that ever stopped us?

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>> It's not enough to give [music] people

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what they need to survive. You have to

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give them what they need to live.

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>> The gamers could love her.

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>> And [music] if they don't, I know it's

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tough, but heroes have to make the tough

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choices, don't they?

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>> I'm looking around this place and I'm

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starting to work up some anxiety about

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this whole thing.

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>> All right. All right. Calm down. Listen

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to me, [music] Morty. I know that new

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situations can be intimidating. You're

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looking around and it's all scary and

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different, [music] but you know, meeting

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them head-on, charging right into them

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like a bull. That's how we grow as

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people. I'm no stranger to scary

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situations. I deal with them all the

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time.

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>> You're right. We do have a lot in

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common. The same, the same air, the same

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scar.

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>> Maybe if we started looking at what's

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[music] the same instead of always

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looking at what's different. Well, who

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knows?

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I know you think it might be too late

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for a bunch of cheats, thieves, and

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cutthroats like [music] us to change our

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ways, but a good friend once told me,

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"It's never too late to do [music] the

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right thing." My new life is nothing

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like the one I pictured.

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It's better. Things don't always go as

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planned. Of course, unless, well, you

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planned for them.

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>> Yeah, sure. It was kind of predictable,

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but still I I never really knew what

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might happen in a race.

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And it's that it's that feeling, that

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not knowing what's coming next feeling.

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That's the stuff that that feels like

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[music] life to me. And if I'm not a

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racer, Ralph, what am I?

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>> All I wanted was to help you.

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>> I only wanted to help. And what did you

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say to me?

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>> Fly home, buddy. I work alone. It tore

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me apart. [music] But I learned an

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important lesson. You can't count on

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anyone, especially your heroes.

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>> I was wrong to treat you that way.

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>> I'm sorry.

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>> See, now you respect me because I'm a

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threat. That's the way it works.

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>> Well, let's try and be happy for Leo.

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He's doing what he wanted most.

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>> But we never even got to thank him.

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>> That's life, gang. Life gets [music]

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more difficult the older we get.

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It's called growing up.

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>> I just wish there had been another way.

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>> Third rule of the streets.

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>> Third rule. Some would say [music] it's

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the most important. No one is interested

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in your feelings.

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>> But my father, he will never give his

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permission.

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>> I am done asking permission. When you

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see your moment, you mustn't let it pass

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you by. You must seize it.

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>> The kid's a natural.

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And the players love her. Glitch [music]

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and all, just like I knew they would.

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Turns out I don't need a metal to tell

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me I'm a good guy.

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Cuz if that little kid likes me, how bad

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can I be? Humans were endlessly

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illogical.

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Why did they throw out food when they

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were [music] children starving in India?

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Why did they clear the rainforests when

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they needed the oxygen?

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And why did they create bus timets when

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they never [music] ran on time?

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He agreed with his favorite physicist

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that there are only two things infinite.

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The universe and man's stupidity.

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>> It's just I got to say it becomes kind

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of hard to love your job when no one

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seems to like you for doing it.

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