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(Cleo hums to herself)
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(pen scratches on paper)
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- You see this is what life is about,
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experiences.
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You're not gonna find it
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sitting in your room all day
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complaining on the internet are you.
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(Cleo hums)
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I didn't have the
advantages that you have.
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It's time to step into the real world.
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(Cleo hums)
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And someone needs to
teach you a lesson or two
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about listening as well.
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- Hey?
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- Yeah I know, that's what I thought.
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No apparently shaving it off doesn't work.
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Best give me some cream
the couple of weeks.
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Alright mom, speak to you soon.
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Love you, bye.
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(sighs and sniffs)
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- [Mary] Have you got everything?
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- I don't know, maybe.
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- Cleopatra Rathbone,
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maybe is not the right answer.
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Positive thinking breeds positive--
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- Drop me here.
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- [Mary] Positives, I'll drop you outside.
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- I don't understand the need for you
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to escort me here.
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- How would I know whether
you went in or not?
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(car horn honks loudly)
- Let me out!
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Thanks for the lift mom, see you later.
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- Cleo.
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Cleo.
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Go get 'em,
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champ!
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- Alright coach, how hard can it be?
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(Mary kisses and blows softly)
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(drumsticks tapping)
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(cheerful acoustic music)
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♪ The first time I had
loving yes I cried ♪
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♪ The first time I had
loving yes I cried ♪
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(light applauding and laughter)
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(Cleo exhales)
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- Howdy.
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- Yes?
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- I'm here to sign on.
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- Yes?
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- Can you tell me where I sign on?
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- Here.
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Just take a seat over there.
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(Cleo loudly thumps into chair)
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- Ready?
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- Mhm.
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- So how are you?
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- Alright.
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- I've been your advisor long enough
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to know what that means.
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Have you had any success
since we last met?
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- Do you want the long or
the short answer to that?
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- Can I help?
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- I dunno, can you?
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- What's your name?
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- Cleo, Cleo Rathbone.
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- Well Cleo, Cleo Rathbone,
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what brings you here?
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- My mom wants me to sign on.
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- Great.
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I hope you like forms.
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- You have to try your
hardest not to be discouraged.
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I say this every time.
- Yep.
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- I say this every time,
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that it will get easier Edgar.
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- And you know that, do you?
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- I know how hard it can be,
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I've been in your shoes.
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- Have you really?
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I wonder how many others get told that,
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when they're working here.
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(book thumps)
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- I understand how hard it can be,
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I've been in your shoes Cleo.
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So, what line of work is it
you're looking to get into
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per say?
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- Look,
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Admin, it's not so much
about the job per say,
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it's more about the experience.
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- Work experience?
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- No.
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They say you should write about
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what you know.
(Admin chuckles)
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- You're a writer.
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- Keep up.
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They say you should
write about what you know
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and it's not that I don't know anything.
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But,
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I don't know anything.
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- Have you ever done any
full time work before?
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- No.
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- [Admin] Oh.
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- Oh.
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- Well in that case we'll be looking to
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put you into various unpaid
work for the next six weeks,
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get you into the swing of things.
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In the meantime you need to
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log all your job seeking endeavors.
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- Unpaid?
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- Yeah, oh it's a great experience
for a budding writer eh?
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- The thing I found that helped me most
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when I was looking for a job
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was staying positive, at
least in your interviews.
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- They want people with experience
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or qualifications.
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They don't want some bankrupt moron
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with little to know business sense.
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They don't want somebody who
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might as well spell fudge with
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his academic grades.
- No of course they don't,
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but that's all you're showing them.
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You ran that bookstore with Jessica.
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- It failed.
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- No it did not fail,
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if anything it was quite the
success before the accident.
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- Change the subject.
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(sad acoustic music)
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- Okay.
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Nevertheless that's a big deal.
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Focus on your strengths.
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Use your passion for literature as a tool.
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Think of the good things.
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Oh come on, there are good things.
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- One good thing.
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- You don't have to do it alone Edgar.
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The world's not out to get you.
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- Then why does it feel like it?
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(Cleo blows and lighter clicks)
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- Do you want one?
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- Pardon?
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- Do you v'ant a cigaretta?
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- I probably shouldn't.
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No,
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no you're alright.
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- Don't tell me,
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you've given up.
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- Thanks though.
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(light acoustic music)
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- Bet I can get a job before you.
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Cleo.
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- Edgar.
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- Pleased to meet you Edgar.
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- Likewise.
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- This is me.
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And this,
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is you.
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- Hey Cleo.
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Bet you can't.
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(Cleo laughs)
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(Gentle Acoustic music and humming)
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