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Sarape.
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It pains me
that you'll be by yourself all day
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now that both Mom and I
are working the weekend.
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Sure you'll be okay?
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Somehow I'll find a way to survive.
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Want a cigarette?
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Those snobs fired me.
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Can you believe it?
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Forgive me, Mother Mary.
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I took the bus all the way to Las Playas
only for them to fire me.
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They say it's because I don't see well.
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-Oh, no. That's so unfair, Mom.
-Oh, no. You're gonna be here all day?
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So I told them, "No, you're the ones
who can't see straight, all right?
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I wear glasses now."
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But they're still upset
about what happened last time.
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They're so picky.
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I mean, hey, anybody could
confuse bleach for carpet cleaner.
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I swear that filthy Persian rug
looks better white anyway!
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I can't believe my mom
just lost another job.
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Even with her new glasses,
her sight is getting worse.
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I gotta find a way to make money faster.
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You always come out ahead.
You're Máximo Gallardo.
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When you were ten years old,
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you sold those misprinted T-shirts
that said, "Apaculco."
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You see the bright side of everything,
don't you?
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It's one of my best traits.
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That and my enchanting gaze.
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Wow, sweet motorcycle.
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How can HĂ©ctor afford
a motorcycle that nice?
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He has your same job.
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Don Pablo, do you have a second?
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Those people are nuts.
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I see perfectly fine.
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Mom, I'm watching TV.
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Hey, Mom.
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Know what else is super dirty?
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My room.
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Yeah, I saw. I already cleaned it.
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You have the day off.
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Wouldn't you rather not clean?
You never do anything fun.
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Cleaning is a blast.
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Seriously. When I was your age,
I begged my mom to let me mop the floors.
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What? For all you know, it's true.
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Let's get out of the house.
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I wanna show you a cool place.
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Why did you bring me here?
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You want me to go deaf too?
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Really?
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Wow.
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These are amazing.
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You're really talented.
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Thanks.
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I wish I could spend more time on it, but…
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but it's just…
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…just a crazy dream.
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What's crazy about it?
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It's impossible, Máximo.
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When my family moved here from MedellĂn,
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I thought I'd get this job to save money
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and surround myself
with the latest fashions.
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But it's already been three years and…
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I'm still at the front desk.
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I don't know what to do anymore.
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Hey,
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when I was a boy,
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people told me working at Las Colinas
was a crazy dream,
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but look at me now.
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So…
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don't give up on your crazy dream.
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Especially when you're so talented.
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Okay, so we have… the location.
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I'll help you with the flowers, but you're
gonna need more staff to help you.
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I'll give you the roster
with everyone's names.
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Perfect. I'll ask Memo to help us too.
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What's he really good at?
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Seeing the bright side of everything.
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And, oh! He has an enchanting gaze.
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Mom, look. You're gonna
like this one. It's religious music.
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The album is called
Defenders of the Faith.
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"Judas"! He's the one who betrayed Jesus!
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No. Saint Judas.
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See? It says the word "priest" right here.
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Okay.
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Nora?
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Emilio?
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I knew it was you.
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Wow! You look great.
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What brings you to my business?
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Oh, no reason. Just browsing.
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You like Judas Priest?
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Yes.
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She loves them. She's their biggest fan.
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Well, then, please, take that album!
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It's on the house.
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Thank you.
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It's wonderful to see you, Emilio.
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But we have to leave.
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Right now.
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Come back soon.
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-Thanks.
-And if you like thrash,
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I also recommend Megadeth.
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Tell me now, who was the record shop guy?
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Emilio.
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We went out ages ago.
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He was your boyfriend?
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But he's cool.
He owns a record shop, and you…
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clean for fun.
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Excuse me, but for your information,
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he's the only other man
besides your father who I've kissed, okay?
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I was young once too.
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Don't believe you there either.
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Look, photos from my quinceañera.
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He actually was your boyfriend.
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And my escort to the party.
He was so handsome.
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He went on to marry a gal from Taxco.
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Aw, my best friend, Elena.
We used to go out dancing all night.
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Dancing? Night?
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-Hey.
-Máximo,
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did you know Mom was
a man-eating troublemaker in her day?
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Shh, stop it.
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What's wrong, son?
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-I had a really hard day.
-Oh, no.
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Wow!
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Look at the size of that cake.
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This is Marco. He bought my bouquet.
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And this is Rosa, she bought my dress.
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I gotta go back to work.
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I hate that hotel.
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But I will say
it's turning him into a hard worker.
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The laundry room can be romantic.
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It feels like an eternity
has gone by since then.
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I feel like an old lady now.
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Oh, no, you're still young.
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You have good eyesight.
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00:22:25,012 --> 00:22:27,848
And hey, even without your glasses on,
you described those pictures perfectly.
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Well, honestly,
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I could barely see them.
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I can describe them
because I know them by heart.
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I'm losing my sight and it scares me.
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Know what?
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I just thought of something
we can see together. Come on.
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It's so beautiful.
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Sometimes you can be angelic, huh?
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How sweet you're saying that before
you listen to your new Judas Priest album.
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That gringo can't dance, huh?
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Nope.
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Not one bit.
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