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What the hell are you doing?
Come here. Come here.
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Come back here.
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You see a kid come in here?
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Nope.
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Humph, the kid's fast.
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Can't keep up like I used to.
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Whiskey or Rye?
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What the hell, Rye.
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No, it's on the house.
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So, what did he do to you?
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Who?
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The kid you're chasing.
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Oh, trashed the neighborhood ...
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I was ... straighten
his ass out.
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You a cop or something?
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What, I look like a cop?
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Then, why is it your problem?
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He's my son.
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Bar Karma 1x10
"The Day the Music Died"
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Subtitles by josmndsn
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♪ o-o-o, yeah,
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♪ aaaaah,oooooooo,
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♪ Yo-o-u-u will always
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♪ reap what
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♪ you sow.
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So, what is this place, really.
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What you see, is what you get.
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Come on.
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No customers ...
drinks on the house ...
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Not exactly a solid business.
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We dabble in a few side ventures.
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Which is why you're here.
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Don't get me mixed up
in your mess.
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And, what is it ...
running numbers, drugs,
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pit bulls in the basement?
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You and your son are
our business.
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Uh, uh, I don't think so.
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Our undercover cameras
captured this secret
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initiation ceremony for the
local Scorpion gang.
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The group has been growing
in numbers
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and is believed to be
responsible for last
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month's riot that left
three injured.
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Well, what the hell is this?
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Keon, is in a gang?
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He's not there yet,
but he's on that path.
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If you don't change something.
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How do you know?
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Nobody walks through that door,
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unless they're faced with a choice.
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And, it's possible, yours
has something to do with
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your relationship with Keon.
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When you stepped into this bar,
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you were chasing him?
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He was skipping school.
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We have all ditched, before.
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Well, maybe, it has something
to do with school.
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Have you spoken to his principal?
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I am the principal.
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Well, maybe, we can help.
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I'm the one who is supposed
to be able to help him.
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I mean, I'm the principal
and his father.
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He won't listened to
anything I say.
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Ironic how these things work.
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Then again, teenagers ignoring
their parents
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is one of humanity's
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most timeless traditions.
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Well, maybe so, but
I have to do something.
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If you go out there, he's just
going to turn and run again.
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Doug'll go.
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Maybe he'll open up to someone
other than his father.
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Be careful out there.
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That's it, be careful.
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Well, what else do you
want me to say?
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I don't know. How about
take the day off, Doug,
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I'll go out there this time.
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I mean, you were in business
way before I got here,
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you must have gotten by
without me somehow. - Yes,
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but we failed more often than
we succeded.
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I'll put all this back
when I'm done.
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No, no, no, it's
okay by me.
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Where'd you learn to play?
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Uh, ... I used to play
at school.
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Now, I was just kinda banging
on things.
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Teaching myself, I guess.
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You got some talent ...
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you're in a band or something?
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If you call this a band?
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Do you play?
- Oh, uh, used to.
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Guess, I was kinda like you.
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You know, it's been a while, though.
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Let's see what you got.
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Ah, ha, ha.
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Here you go.
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Did you see Keon? Is he okay?
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He is not a gangster.
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He's a drummer.
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A really good drummer.
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Wait, wait, all right now.
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Hold the sticks like this.
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Yeah, now, loosen up
on the wrists.
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So, did you know your son
had so much talent?
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Well, I knew he had band
class 4th period, last year.
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But, uh, I didn't
know he liked it.
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Did he give it up?
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No, we, ... we're dealing with
budget cuts.
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First thing to go was music.
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We had to temporarily suspend
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the whole program.
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Well, you have to cut something else.
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Music is essential to your
school and your son.
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I understand the arguments.
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Music got me through so
much when I was younger.
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I can't imagine living without it.
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You're telling me,
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band was the only thing that
kept me out of trouble in high school.
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I didn't think anything could
keep you out of trouble.
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Please, continue.
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Look, if I don't deliver
a balanced budget,
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I'm out of a job.
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And, there's no money left for
music, everything is test prep.
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If we don't score well, then,
our funding gets cut even more.
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You just can't win.
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The kids need those programs.
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Test scores may not improve
right away,
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but you'll see those effects
in the long run.
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I have to present a budget to the
school board, tomorrow night.
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They want me to make the temporary
suspension of the program, permanent.
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And, they're right, we just
don't have the money.
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I'll be right back.
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And, where are you going?
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To find my son.
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He's here so we can help
him fund that program.
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We don't know that.
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He's here so we can help him
make his own decision.
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That's it.
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There is a right choice here.
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You're taking this too personally.
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Thanks for backing me up.
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Have a safe trip, Mr. Jones.
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What are you doing?
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Uh, Keon.
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I was worried about you.
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If you were worried about me,
you wouldn't be cutting the
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music program at school.
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I didn't know you
cared about that.
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That's the problem.
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You don't know anything
about me.
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I tried to catch up to him again,
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somehow, I just end
up back in here.
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The universe must be
trying to tell you something.
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Humph.
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You know that, that isn't called
the Moonlight Sonata.
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Beethoven named it,
Quasi una fantasia.
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Almost a fantasy.
Like this bar.
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You don't sound like a man
who wants to cut a music program.
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I don't.
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And, I don't want to cut it out
of my sons life, either.
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He's a musician, himself.
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Or, at least, he used to be.
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I've been studying your timelines.
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So, why did you stop?
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Well, life gets in the way.
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Uh, family, job,
responsibilities.
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I always wanted to get
into education, but, uh,
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I do miss playing,
every now and then.
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Being an educator is a
noble profession.
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Not if he's using his position
to cut something that was
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important to him once.
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Police have their first major lead
on Doug Jones since the murder of
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Julia Samson.
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An hour ago, an ATM transfer
was made
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from Mr. Jones' acount for
what police are calling a
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large sum of money.
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Major lead?
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He's wanted for murder?
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Is he with Keon?
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Where have you been?
- Saving the world, as usual.
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What's this?
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Doug! The police are after you.
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Donation, ...
for the music program.
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No strings, just wanted to help.
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Uh, thanks, but it's blank.
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Strange?
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I'm not really sure what's
going on.
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Haven't you learned anything
about how this works.
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Yeah, I learned my money will help
Chris a lot more
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than forcing him to make a choice
between the lesser of two evils.
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How can you fairly assist
what you don't
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fully understand yet?
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This check will help a lot of kids.
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But, it won't help Chris' journey.
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Doug, we need to talk
about ...
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I don't care about my journey,
I just care about these kids.
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There are no good choices here.
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You're making too big a deal of this.
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It's not like the cops could
find me, in here.
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What if they caught you before
you got back.
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Please!
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By tomorrow, we'd be in
Egypt talking to Cleopatra.
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Or, we could be back
in the states.
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And, instead of helping or patron,
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you'll be in hiding.
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Like, you.
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I, am, not, hiding!
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You and James would be
fine without me,
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if you would just be willing
to go outside the bar.
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I told you, I can't.
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Right, ... the bad
luck myth.
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Australian security exchange
clippings.
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Double and triple digit dips.
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Every year on my birthday.
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Take advantage,
short your stocks.
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My childhood home.
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Burned to the ground.
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Yeah, but, that's awful.
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But it's not because of you, it's
all just a coincidence.
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'Hey, it's me. I don't want
to do this on the phone...'
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'But, I've tried in person and ...'
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'I know I should have listened
to you
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when you tried to warn me
about the bad luck
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and I swore I'd never be
like those other guys,
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but I'm no better than them.'
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'You know, I'm, I'm going out of
town for a few days,
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so you can get your things, okay.'
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Not the first message lke that.
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That afternoon, I left my keys
on the kitchen table and
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I walked out the front door.
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Next thing I knew, I was here.
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He shouldn't have said
those things to you.
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He was right.
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He was selfish.
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It was a long time ago.
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Listen to me,
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any guy who can't see how
great you are,
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how loving
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and beautiful and smart
you are,
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he doesn't deserve you.
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I should go and check on Chris.
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Dayna, ...
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I'm wanted for murder,
but that hacker kid,
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he told me she isn't even dead.
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If I can find the truth,
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I could have my life back.
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Maybe, you'll come with me?
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Her name is Stacy.
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Oh, she's beautiful.
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Got her when I was touring
with Muddy.
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Muddy Waters, no way?
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Chicago, I remember he wanted
Stacy real bad.
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Even offered me his car.
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I couldn't do it.
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Be like cutting off my arm.
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You should hear him,
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he's amazing.
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You, you, have to make a record.
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No, I just like playing.
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I changed my mind.
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Can't play today.
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What, are you serious?
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Really, come on, man. You
can't string me along like that.
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Just, ... play one time.
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Otherwise, you won't know
what you're missing out on, right.
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Huh?
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That empty feeling inside of you.
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Knowing that you're in the
presence of someone who could
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create great music,
but never getting to hear it.
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This is what it'll feel like if
you cut the music program.
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Those kids will never have
a chance to
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realize their potential.
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Music is important, but,
right now,
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it's at the expense of other
important subjects.
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Music is a way out for students who
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aren't inspired by maths or
science or history.
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What about the kids that are?
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Textbooks, class size and
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lab equipment and good teachers ...
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Something has got to take a hit.
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Why does it have to be your son?
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As a father, I have one son.
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As a principal, I have 2,000 kids
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and I have to do everything that
I need to do
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in order to help them succeed.
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We've tried everything and still
he wouldn't listen.
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He listened.
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But, there isn't an easy choice
on this one.
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You know, ... sometimes, I
really can't tell
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whether you even care about
my opinion.
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This bar needs you probably
more than me.
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I feel a connecton to this song,
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but ... I don't recognize it.
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It's the song that brought you
into the bar.
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What's it called?
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Doesn't have a name.
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Well, who wrote it?
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I did.
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For me?
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In a way.
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I wrote it years ago,
in another life.
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But, always knew it
had a bigger purpose.
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I only realized what it was
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when it brought you here.
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I know my methods are ...
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a bit unorthodox.
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But, ... if I ever make you
feel that I don't
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value your opinion,
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I'm sorry.
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I do.
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Hey, guys.
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Think I mastered the
one-card spread.
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It's a start.
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So, let's see what happens.
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Looks like Chris did decide to
make music part of his life again.
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And, he and his son are raising
money for their own music program.
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Something the matter?
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You know, I could have
funded that whole thing myself.
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There's a universal order.
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We have to respect and follow.
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I thought we were here
to improve things.
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You can't throw money at
our patron's challenges, Doug.
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Why not?
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It's a short-term solution.
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I am sick of waiting for answers.
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In due time.
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Who's time?
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Yours?
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My time? It's running out.
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Come on, let's take a break.
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Coming?
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Yeah, in a minute.
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