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two three four five

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six seven

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You want some coffee?

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No, I hate coffee.

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Two, four, six, eight, ten, eleven,

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twelve, thirteen.

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I've been planning this and planning
this for a year.

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Everyone knows how important my birthday
is to me.

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Everyone.

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I mean, last year, Hawaii, Kona,
whatever, it was fine.

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But this year, this birthday, on my
lucky number, the 13th, falls on Friday,

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the 13th. And I am going on this trip.

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And I'm so excited about it. And last
night, I found out that Ben is

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canceling. And that's why you asked for
this emergency couples therapy session.

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I am just so mad at him.

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You are getting on that plane tomorrow
and you are going on that trip.

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Or... Or... Elsa, I'm

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breaking up with you.

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That seems a little harsh. Ben, I'd like
to interject here.

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As you know, Kira, who I've been seeing
for years since her troubles with

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bulimia, which...

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I know she shared with you.

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Kira has a condition called...
Triskaidekaphilia.

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Yes, I'm aware. Yeah.

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She's obsessed with the number 13.

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She... To her, it's a sign of good luck.

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She's into numerology. She talks about
it.

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A lot.

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Is that a dig?

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Ben, I'm aware that you and Kira have
only been dating...

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two months and flying across the world
to the 13 isles of the grenadines maybe

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a work inconvenience he's in the hospice
care business and his last client died

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yesterday so he's free or maybe it's too
big a step now in your relationship

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no no no no no no it is it is not that
no

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um it's more than what say it from the
look on your face it's

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obviously big

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Are you not a Taylor fan?

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You lied to me. You're not a Swiftie.
No, no, no. I actually, I really like

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Taylor. I have 13 of my best girlfriends
going on this trip. And I told them,

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it's the greatest.

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You're going to meet him and fall in
love with him.

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And what am I going to tell them now?

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Starting today, you are going to tell
them the truth.

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I have Triskaidekaphobia.

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What?

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What is that?

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I have a fear of the number 13.

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Got the number 13 tattooed on my neck.

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When the ink starts to age, then turn to
red.

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I was born in the soul of misery.

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Never had.

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They just gave me the number when I was
young.

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Girl, you need to perk the fuck up.
Okay, this is a good thing. You're

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better off without him. But he fucked me
so good.

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And he actually wanted children.

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And his favorite album was Evermore,
which is my favorite album. Fuck him.

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Okay, we're gonna party. And we're gonna
just enjoy this fucking birthday, girl.

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Here's to all things 13.

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Cheers then to that.

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I pray you don't look at me. I pray I
don't look. I

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was born in the soul of misery.

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Never had me a name.

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They just gave me the number when I was
young.

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I was born in the soul of misery.

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Never had me a name.

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They just gave me the number when I was
young.

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I did it for you.

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I had to face my fear head on.

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What's the worst that could happen,
right?

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That's what I just kept saying to myself
as I raised you.

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Honestly, what's the worst that could
happen?

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It's all right.

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Very nice, Ophelia.

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Now concentrate.

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No, no, no. Do not frown.

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Yes.

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Better.

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Neutral expression works best for the
ascending spell.

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The effort should be evidenced by the
act of obje levitation, not by the

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constipated look on your face.

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Madison. Thoughts?

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The wrist action is delightfully faggy
and in the they-them pocket.

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Surprise, bitch.

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This witch approves.

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Close the shutters!

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What? What do you sense?

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A harbinger.

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Of our doom.

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Death.

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So much terrifying, vengeful death.

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It's probably global warming.

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You're always so dramatic.

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Well, it is my job.

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I am the fucking supreme.

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Something wicked this way comes.

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It's time.

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Shuffle off to Buffalo, as they say.

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Go on now.

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Amen.

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you

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Welcome to the Epoli. How may I help
you?

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Yeah, hi.

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Uh, my name's Ben DeSoto.

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I'm here to see the caregiver.

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Yes, we've been waiting for you. 13th
floor. 13th floor.

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13th floor.

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13th floor.

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Sorry, there are no 13th floors in any
residential building in the city.

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Well, there are in this one.

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Your client owns the entire 13th floor.

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What a renovation some years back.

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But worth it.

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You don't believe in that old
superstition, do you? That the 13th

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floor is cursed or some weird unnatural
thing like that?

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The elevator's on the right.

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Have a good day.

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Yeah, you too.

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One, two, three, four, five,

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six, seven, eight.

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Admiring the Last Supper, I see.

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Jesus and his 12 disciples, including
that very misunderstood Judas.

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You can almost taste that hummus.

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It's a very good imitation of a very
good painting.

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Imitation?

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Well, it's a goddamn da Vinci
masterpiece.

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The one in the Basilica di Santa Maria
del Grazie. That's the copy.

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I'm the nighttime attendant.

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It's nice to meet you.

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Are you all right, ma'am?

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I'm sorry.

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It's just in this thin winter light with
that swarthy complexion for an instant.

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You look just like a boy I used to know.

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No, he was a Jew.

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Such a sad end.

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After my rejection, they found his body
washed up on the shores of Lake

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Pontchartrain. In his despair, he had
leapt from the causeway bridge.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm told your name is Benjamin.

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Then go by Ben.

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Well, that's as Hebrew as Jehovah.

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My people are Italian.

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Well, that would have even been worse.

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If there was one thing my daddy hated,
it was the Italians.

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All those mobsters and Vatican eunuchs.

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Why, he wouldn't even let them work on
our roof.

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Come on.

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Down here.

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and tried spaghetti until I was 24 years
old.

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Here. Here, this way.

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Oh, by the way, I'm Constance, the
daytime caregiver.

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Well, let me introduce you to Mr.

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Please.

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One, two, three, four, five,

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six, seven, eight, nine.

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I found it. It has fallen behind his
hemorrhoid

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cream.

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Arnica, such a product.

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Hail, Arnica.

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Hail!

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So, Mr. Noz is... 87 years young, 13
more years till 100.

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Oh, and what a life.

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Philanthropist, husband, father to us
all, poet and prophet.

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Well, he looks a bit like a turtle now,
but... Oh, my.

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Back in the day. Ooh.

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He was a looker.

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Age is the ultimate cruelty.

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Proof to me that there is no God.

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So, our patient, he was abandoned by his
family for late-stage hospice care?

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Abandoned?

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Oh, no.

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No, no, no, no, no loved by us praise
his name and what he

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has done for the world 10

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11 12 13 bring on the arnica sister

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moon got what I need

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That's a huge blood draw for someone in
late-stage hospice.

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Biomarkers. We check for age and disease
once a week. It's in the service

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contract. Mr.

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Nas personally requested this
information.

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He's a stat kind of guy, apparently,
even though he's a vegetable.

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Careful, Mr.

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Fibes. We don't want our young charge
thinking you're a vulgarian. Come on.

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Just come on. Come on, come on.

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Let's move this along.

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I've got to show them the ropes.

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And now on to my favorite time of day
with Mister.

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Something I do religiously before the
end of every shift.

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The ever delightful sponge bath.

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Benny. Oh, I'm sorry. Maybe I'll call
you, Benny.

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Sure. I just want to say I heard about
what had

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happened from your placement agency.

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A horrible plane crash.

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And just a month ago...

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And yet here you are.

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How?

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It was a miracle, actually.

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The plane crashed.

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I took a nosedive.

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The pilots, they got it under control.

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Kind of right at the last minute.
Crashed where?

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In the ocean.

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Oh, my goodness.

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That was you.

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Oh, I read all about it on the Yahoo
News.

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Yeah, I was in one seat, 13F, that
survived the crash somehow.

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I don't remember, but the rescue crew
found me. They said I didn't sink. I

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didn't have a scratch on me. So it
was... Goddamn miracle.

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Yeah, so my girlfriend, she... She died,
obviously.

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Yes,

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and so did 12 of her friends.

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Only one of them didn't die.

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She survived 13B.

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And so did I.

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Gracious. Oh.

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Thirteen souls taken.

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The universe must have something in
store for you.

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Mister likes to bathe in gin, not tea,
body splash.

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So we pour in an extra dash.

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Oh, wonderful smell.

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You know, it smells just like 1983.

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Oh, what a year that was.

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Bowie was big that year.

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Bigger than any gods.

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And of course...

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My, my daughter was born 1983.

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Oh no, wait, wait.

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Maybe it was earlier.

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Your daughter, is she still with us?

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Oh, yes.

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Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes.

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All of my children are alive and
thriving.

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Okay, so we start with the orifices.

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openings, membranes, wherever we find
them.

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And his nostrils clean out that old man
debris,

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snot and pollution. That's right, just
stretch and swab, stretch and swab.

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Now his nips.

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His nips.

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Nipples.

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And then we move on to his urethra.

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What?

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I'm sorry, what?

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His urethra.

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It's just another membrane, and we have
to keep all the mucus and bodily fluids

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running, keep everything in good
operational condition.

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Wait. I have worked in hospice for five
years, and I have never once been asked

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to clean a patient's urethra
pre-catheter. Well, it's what we do

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here. So just do it.

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Do it. Go on. Get a Q-tip over there.

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Okay. Come on.

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Come on.

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Now you open the glands, and then you
swab, swab, swab, swab.

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Swish that old thing around in Jean Naté
suds.

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Like that.

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Yeah, good.

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Okay. And then it's done, and you're
glad you did it.

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Now we're going to move on to down
under.

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We're going to... His butthole, okay?

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Well, you're looking at me like I'm some
kind of fucking pervert. No, not at all.

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It's in his contract.

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He asks for it, he demands it, we do it,
okay?

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I understand.

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Okay.

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Nice and clean, right as rain.

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Good. All right.

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Well...

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Oh, darling, when you finish here, you
think you could be a lamb and run down

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to the corner to the Korean and get me a
pack of ciggies? Would you do that?

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Huh?

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I love to change his linens.

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put us at the brink of a worldwide food
shortage, but how it could lead to the

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next global pandemic.

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Jessica? Nobody's in Italy after another
brazen cemetery break-in. Outside

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Bologna, thieves burglarized a guarded
crypt, making off with the remains of

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Benito Mussolini, the late dictator
known as Il Duce. The ransacking of the

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World War II despots' final resting
place is the latest in a worldwide

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string of grave robberies. Corpses of
the infamous have gone...

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seen throughout Europe and Interpol is
on high alert.

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Yes.

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Once more.