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The book shows how much pressureyoung people face.
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Everyone expects something from them.Parents, teachers, and friends.
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But they're just tryingto find their place in the world.
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SPRING AWAKENING
CONCLUSIONS
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This explains the drama's subtitle:
A Children's Tragedy.
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Because indeed none
of the teenagers' stories ends well.
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The author, Frank Wedekind, however,
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doesn't blame
his main characters for this.
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He blames their shortcomings
on the intolerance of a society
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that allows no space
for teenage exploration.
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A mirror image of society
at the turn of the century.
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Thank you for your attention.
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Good!
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Are there any questions?
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Anyone?
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It hasn't really changed much.
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What do you mean, Lisa?
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People act like they have it all
figured out. Sex, drugs--
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Rock 'n' roll!
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But when that stuff actually comes up,
everyone freaks out.
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Lisa, thank you
for this enthralling commentary.
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But I don't think
this is the right setting
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to discuss those subjects.
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But...
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Sorry, but isn't that exactly the problem?
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That it's never discussed?
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Just banning it isn't a solution either.
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Just because society has decided
what's allowed and what's not,
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we all think it's normal
that things like drugs are forbidden,
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and things like...
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zoos are allowed.
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It's totally absurd! We go to the zoo
and look at caged animals.
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And no one questions it.
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It's not like there aren't enough reasons.
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They're prisons for innocent animals
who did nothing wrong.
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Just because some person at some point
decided what's right or wrong,
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doesn't mean we can't question it.
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LIFE IS NOTHING
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A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES
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FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY
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{\an8}Yeah, baby! The Clear Web shopis finished, man!
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{\an8}It turned out awesome. No joke.Code of the century!
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{\an8}Now we can finally sell drugs worldwi--G
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Is that cologne?
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-I celebrated my seventh birthday here.
-I know.
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You remember stuff like that?
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This is kind of like a birthday, too.
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And now we're celebrating
the finished Clear Web shop.
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Let's get to the first item on the agenda.
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While you were programming,
I asked around--
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What did you do, Moritz?
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Welcome to the Fairytale Forest.
Are you ready to order?
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Mozzarella sticks, and...
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Why don't you order first?
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I'll take a cheeseburger and a cola.
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A cheeseburger and cola light.
With barbecue sauce.
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And a small dish of honey.
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-Honey?
-Honey.
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-Honey.
-What is the Sleeping Beauty plate?
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Schnitzel with mushroom sauce
and croquettes.
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I'll have the chicken nuggets.
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Mayo? Remoulade? Cocktail?
Barbecue? Sweet 'n sour?
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-Ketchup. Thank you.
-Thank you.
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-We're expanding.
-What?
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Right now we only sell one type of pill.
I mean, Amazon doesn't sell just one book.
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I met with a producer.
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Goodtimes. In Rotterdam.
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They're awesome.
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What did you do?
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Good question, Lenny.
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In order to understand that,
we should maybe go back a little bit.
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-We have to go on the Clear Web.
-Sure.
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And this is not an easy job.You said so yourself.
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And while you were busyprogramming the site,
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I've been working onour external perception.
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{\an8}And I did a market analysis.
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As CEO, I asked myself,
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how could we rapidly increaseour assortment?
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And offer our customersthe ecstasy they deserve?
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We buy straight from the source!The manufacturer.
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{\an8}And please don't try and tell meI didn't include you.
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{\an8}Wait a second.
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Do you maybe have time
to drive me somewhere?
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Sorry, I can't, I'm in the tunnel.
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I'm getting security tips.
Off-shore hosting and stuff.
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Don't worry, I won't say
that we're putting
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a freely accessible online drug shop
on the Clear Web.
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{\an8}And the times when it's goingreally well are the best times to expand.
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{\an8}Sometimes, in order to grow, you justhave to get out of your comfort zone.
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{\an8}Have a nice trip to Rotterdam.
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WELCOME TO THE NETHERLANDS
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You went where?
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So, how do you like the soda?
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You can be honest.
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-[Give him time!] (Dutch)
-[Just saying.]
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It hasn't been officially released yet.
You are our first real test--
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[How do you say it in German?]
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Our rabbit.
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-Rabbit? [That's not it.]
-Our test hamster!
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-Our first tester.
-Our first tester?
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Guinea pig.
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We say "guinea pig."
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[Guinea pig.]
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Yeah, but I'm actually here
for another reason.
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My business partner and I
are expanding our MDMA product range.
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Our current supplier only offers
one type of ecstasy, and...
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our customers' demands
are steadily growing.
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So we're looking
for a reliable supplier...
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-Maart.
-Coffee?
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-...who can satisfy these demands.
-[Thank you.]
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[I really needed that.]
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-[Is that the German?]
-Yes.
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[Looks boring. A little like...]
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[somebody who has never had
any fun in his life.]
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Our company is young
but our growth forecast is good.
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Who has supplied you up to now?
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We only know him as "PurpleRain."
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From the Darknet forum CBW.
Recommended by Beeblebrox42.
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Interesting.
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He recommended your shop, too.
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Yes, trust is always a big thing
in our line of work.
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But that's why we're here today.
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Why not take our starter kit?
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Do you need anything else?
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Would you like to go party
a little tonight?
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I have to go straight back.
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Oh, you Germans!
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[Told you so.]
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[We're gonna have a lot of fun
with this little fellow.]
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What is wrong with you?
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I have enough problems
with your weird amateur pilot!
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Who we know nothing about
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except that he throws narcotics
out of a tiny plane!
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Just when I think it can't get
any more dangerous, you prove me wrong.
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This is how the division
of responsibilities works in a startup.
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"Division of responsibilities"?
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I work the whole time
making sure we're secure.
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And the whole time you bring us
into danger.
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Fuck your division of responsibilities!
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I'm responsible for the vision,
and you for how it technically functions.
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CTO. CEO.
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Congratulations.
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You're officially out of your mind!
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Our growth potential
is much bigger than I thought.
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You were totally right about Buba.
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And PurpleRain doesn't cut it either.
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What we need is a reliable partner
who's willing to invest.
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I mean, they're producing
our first shipment as we speak.
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And when Buba gets out
of provisional detention,
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we'll have to pay him a fair amount.
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Right now it's still cheap to buy him out.
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Wait a second.
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What do you mean, "When Buba
gets out of provisional detention?"
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They can't hold him forever.
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I told you.
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No, you didn't!
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Do you even hear yourself?
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-And what the fuck is this?
-Pebble Time.
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A gesture of my appreciation
of your work as CTO.
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-Seriously?
-Would you prefer an Apple Watch?
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The Pebbles are really rare.
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-They were bought out by Fitbit--
-Forget the fucking watch!
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I mean, are you serious about all this?
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You act like this is a regular start-up.
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But it's not a business meal
with an agenda.
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We're not CEOs or CTOs.
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We're two friends
who sell illegal drugs online.
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-We're not just--
-No, let me finish.
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I'm really sorry
that Lisa broke up with you.
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And the way she did it.
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I can understand
if old fears of loss come up and stuff.
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And it's okay that you haven't been
a great best friend lately.
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Screw it.
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But you can't just forget that I exist.
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I just wanted to hang out together,
like the old days.
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But you're taking it so seriously.
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I probably don't have much time left.
But you...
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You'll have to live with the consequences.
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Do you realize that?
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Tell me one drug story
that ends well for the dealer.
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Nobody wants to see that.
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Well, nobody knows the good drug dealers
because they all stay anonymous.
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If you want to hear a survival strategy,
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figure out your shit with Lisa.
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And forget the fucking shop. I'm out.
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Check, please!
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Moritz, some more packages
arrived for you.
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What kind of clothes do you keep buying?
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-Look at you.
-What's wrong?
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Nothing!
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Moritz! Guess who's coming
to my birthday party tomorrow!
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Mom!
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You don't even believe that yourself.
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She wrote to me.
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Oh, like last year?
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And your school concert? And your play?
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And your first day of school?
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Hi, Mo! I wanted to askif you'll make it to my party tonight.
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I'd be really happy if you came. Bye!
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If you don't leave your comfort zone,you'll never achieve anything. Trust me.
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I've spent 72 percent of my lifein this room, and where am I now?
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Life is what happensoutside your comfort zone.
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People change.
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Stages of life endand new ones begin.
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-Is it aspirin? Where did you get them?
-The Internet!
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Show me, I bet there's bad shit in there.
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Police! Show me your ID!
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Scared you, didn't I?
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Hey, Gerda. Your handsome friend here
told me where you were.
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This is my Uncle Frank.
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This is no good, Gerda.
You all look too sober.
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Iris! Iris!
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Can you set up five Bonebreakers? Five!
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You look good. What do you bench?
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Seventy, 80 kilos?
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-I do Capoeira.
-Cool. I lived in Bali for a few years.
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Yeah? We could fly there together.
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-I'm going outside. Wanna come?
-Yep!
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-A club like this is--
-We'll leave you two alone.
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The short one is cute, huh?
Do you have something with her?
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-No.
-Yes?
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Now your uncle's trying to pet Dan.
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What are you afraid of? Come on.
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Any idiot can see
there's something between you two.
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Lisa, no one knows what will happen.
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We're all stuck here in Rinseln
with our questions.
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Oh, Philosopher Fritzi! Whoa.
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Yeah.
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So why do you make life
so hard for yourself?
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Just do what you want!
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None of our decisions
have any big consequences.
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And even if our parents say
we can achieve anything
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if we make the right decisions,
it's complete bullshit.
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Think about it.
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All the people living in Rinseln
don't do it out of choice.
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They never said, "My dream is to become
the bored wife of a bank teller."
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Nobody! Ever!
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I mean, I'm sure
I'm never getting out of here.
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And that's okay.
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That's how it is.
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Why would you of all people stay
in Rinseln?
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You're smart, talented--
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Yes. Just like you. And Gerda.
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Dan.
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Even Moritz and Lenny.
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And they're both total fucktards.
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I can't imagine any application process
where I'd choose myself over any of you.
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But you know the good thing about it?
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I can do what I want until then.
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I could even kiss Gerda.
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It's not so complicated.
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Okay.
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See you later.
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-That didn't take long.
-Indeed.
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I think the guy at the bar hates me.
The whole time he was ignor--
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-What was that for?
-I felt like it.
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Is it bad?
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-I'm not complaining.
-That's a relief.
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I wonder if Moritz is coming.
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-Huh, why?
-Oh, just wondering.
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So, what do we do now?
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Everything okay?
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Moritz? Moritz!
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It's so great you made it!
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-How's it going?
-What?
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Your project with Lenny!
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Yeah.
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You're such a wonderful person.
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You're glowing.
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Sorry.
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Gerda, seriously?
You're into a loser like that?
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That guy's trash. Come on, let's go back.
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What about Dan? He's a total hottie.
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Just between us,I should have known better.
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Nothing is forever.
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Friendships end,relationships fall apart.
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People die.
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Yeah, even you.
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I'm sorry you had to find out this way.
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There's only one placewhere things really last forever:
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The Internet.
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If something is on the Internet once,it's on the Internet forever.
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The truth is always a questionof perspective.
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Lisa!
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Lisa, come with me!
Something's wrong with Gerda!
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What?
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Open the door, retard!
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I was already at your fuck buddy's house.No one was home.
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I know you ratted on me.
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Hello!
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We have to discuss how to proceedwith the shop.
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