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[Groans, laughters]
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[Rock’n Roll track plays]
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Hey, looking for someone?
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Yes, I must have mixed
up the train stops.
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This doesn't look like my
aunt's neighborhood at all.
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Your aunt has a name?
Maybe I know her by chance.
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No, I don’t think so.
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You can probably catch
the next train in an hour.
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Thanks.
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May I use your toilet, please?
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Well, sure…
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You have a nice place here.
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Do you live alone?
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Yeah, I'm a bit of a lone cowboy.
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Well, if you need some company,
I still have time before the next train.
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Well, sure.
Not that I’m too busy or anything.
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Aren’t you having one for
yourself?
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No, I'll stick with the coffee.
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Shall I put some music on?
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Sure.
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What do you do for a living?
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Oh, this and that.
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Meaning?
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Wait, what is this song, the one playing?
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What?
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Well, actually, this track
is from my old band.
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No fucking way! Tell me more!
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Ok, the song has a very funny story…
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I love funny stories!
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We were playing in this rock
festival and while we were on stage…
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[Overlapping chatter]
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I haven’t had such a nice
chat in a long time.
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What about your musician friends?
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Do you play with them sometimes?
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No.
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Why is that?
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Everyone got on with their own lives.
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Everyone was so busy,
when you needed them the most.
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Fuck them.
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Fuck them.
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- Fuck them.
- Fuck them.
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- Fuck them.
- Fuck them.
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- Fuck them.
- Fuck them.
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[Groans]
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[Crying, laughters]
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[Laughters]
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Now you sound like my old man,
he used to say similar things.
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And he liked his drink more than anything.
