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There's a time when the operation of the machine...
...becomes so odious,
...makes you so sick at heart that you can't take part.
You can't even passively take part,
...and you've got to put your bodies upon the gears...
...and upon the wheels, upon the levers,
...upon all the apparatus,
...and you've got to make it stop!
โช โช
First, let me start by saying Mario Savio's...
"Operation of the Machine..."
...is one of my favorite speeches of all time.
Mario wasn't a politician or some famous Hollywood star.
He was just a student who was for civil rights.
He stood on a car at Berkley...
...and screamed whatever came into his head.
He didn't care that he had a stuttering problem...
...or that he might get thrown out of school, which he did.
He just wanted his voice to be heard...
...and be unencumbered by the machine.
As an investigative writer that has yet...
...to be officially published,
I can relate to Mario's desire.
(SCANNING RADIO STATIONS)
That's me behind the wheel,
Jay Bahadur, proud college graduate of the class of 2007,
...arguably the worst year...
...since the Great Depression to graduate school,
...but timing was never my strength.
In fact, good timing seems to be at odds with my very existence,
...but like many unpleasantries in life,
...you just learn to deal with it.
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- Afternoon, shoppers... - Yo.
Hey, man. Is Mark Reiss here?
- Reissy? Oh, he left. - Shit, really?
- Yeah. - Damn it,
...he was supposed to be here.
It's kind of lousy out, if you didn't notice.
He left early. Are you interviewing for stock boy or...
Me? No. My name is Jay Bahadur.
I'm doing market research on premium napkins.
Mind if I ask you a few questions?
- Your name isn't even on here. - I assure you, I am legit.
You drove all the way from Toronto...
...to ask questions about napkins?
- Premium napkins. - Thought my job sucked.
Could you show your paper product aisle?
But I'm just kind of busy.
- Is there a reason why the six - ...reason why the six pack...
This thing does not like me.
(TAPE REWINDING)
Is there a reason why the six pack paisley napkins...
...are here and not here?
It's not a trick question.
I... I think because it was just easier putting them on the floor...
...than on the top shelf.
And would making our packaging mo
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