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What do... have a monopoly
over the coffee industry? |
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Okay, so that's the problem,
isn't it? |
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That's the complaint, right?
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Well, I have Kryptonite
in me. |
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You know what that is,
don't you? Kryptonite? |
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And...
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So, if I have Kryptonite in me,
and I drink coffee and soda, |
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and no one else knows what to eat.
I mean, did you ever have raw eggs? |
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Did you ever have raw eggs?
Do you eat raw eggs? |
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When I was pregnant,
I think boys get pregnant and girls don't. |
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It's true. But I ate raw eggs.
But, do you eat raw eggs? |
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No, what do you eat and drink?
Is that the big problem? |
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Do you know what to keep
you sane by? |
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Is that the complaint?
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No? Okay.
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My daughter now
is in a state hospital. |
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We, like most families,
have run out of funds, |
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after years of seeking help
in all the private facilities. |
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And, there certainly is a vast difference
between the private facility |
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and the state hospital.
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These are not hospitals.
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These are institutions.
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Some of them very much like
prisons. |
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When it comes time to take her back
to the hospital, |
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she's, you know,
reluctant to go back. |
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And then I say to myself,
is it possible, |
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is it possible that I could keep
her home? |
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No.
And then... |
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You want to go
Parnock shopping? |
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Do you want to go
Parnock shopping? |
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What kind...
What kind of shopping Heather? |
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Parnock shopping.
- What is that? |
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What do you... You don't know
what Parnock, I used it all up. |
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Oh, oh Heather, I- is it a soap?
- Huh? |
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Is Parnock a soap?
- Parnock is a soap. Yeah. |
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Oh, and you want to go,
you want to buy some. - Yeah. |
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Is it a special kind of a soap?
- Mm-hm. |
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Well, we'll stop on the way.
You want to stop and get some? |
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When we go back?
- We're not going back. |
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Heather, you have to go back.
You know that. |
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I do nothing. Believe me.
I do nothing. Okay? |
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What do you mean?
You do nothing where, Heather? |
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Here, I do nothing. I don't care.
I do nothing. |
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Well, Heather, we're
gonna have to go back. |
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You know that.
- I know. |
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Well, we don't have to go back
right away. |
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Well, you're not rough with me.
Wait till they come here |
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with the stray duck. Okay?
- No Heather. They're not gonna do that. |
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They don't do,
they're having a bath. |
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Mrs. Delotee, and Mrs. Bons told me
in the morning |
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that I am not welcome back.
She said, we're not gonna help you. |
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They said that.
- Well, they shouldn't come after you. |
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We're not going to have them come...
- I do nothing. |
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And that's what I want to do.
Nothing. - I know, Heather. |
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But, we do have to go back so that you can
come here again and stay longer, |
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and stay overnight.
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You know that, Heather.
We're going to have to leave, |
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and then you'll come home
again, Heather. |
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I want to go to Washington.
- Well, we're just waiting for the paperwork- |
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Did you ever have a complex?
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A president of the United States
come and say man, you're retarded. |
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You know, I'm retarded.
You noticed that, didn't you? |
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You're not-
- You know what I'm saying, |
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I'm retarded. Right?
I'm an idiot. A moron. |
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You're not, Heather.
You're none of those things, Heather. |
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I'm a boss. I'm a boss.
I'm an orderer, a dictator, you know? |
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You're not retarded, Heather.
- Don't do, I could, do... |
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We have to go back to
Manhattan today? |
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Where do you live in Manhattan?
- Central Park West. |
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Central Park. Near the St. Moritz?
- Yeah. |
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Did you ever wear a dress?
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No. Katie Bell was
a feminine father of mine. |
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This is...
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Boys with dresses.
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