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This'll be the third time
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to the south face of the quarry.
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I know she's still hiding traces of pyrite.
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And today I'm feeling lucky.
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I've been looking all over for you.
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Fuck!
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Shit!
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Fuck!
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Gotta get... get out of here.
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No, no, no!
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Son...
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son of a bitch.
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Fuck!
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Fucking bitch!
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Breathe!
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Fucking breathe.
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Is anybody in there?
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He's sick. Let's go.
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Mom.
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Mom.
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Mom.
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Mom.
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Jesus Christ, Ish.
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Rip Van fuckin' Winkle.
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Since the beginning of time,
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humans have longed to know the secrets
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hidden within the land upon which we stood.
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To calculate its age and understand its secrets,
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and from this curiosity,
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geology had its nascent beginning.
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And while others looked to the stars
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to divine meaning,
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geologists have always sought the treasures
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that can only be found by digging in the...
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Oh, my God.
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No.
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No! No!
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...outbreak has occurred.
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It is highly contagious and lethal. Please shelter...
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...by the Emergency
Alert System.
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This is not a test.
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Citizens are advised to take the following steps.
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Stay alert to news media events or local...
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Mom?
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Dad?
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"Alone."
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It's a word I'd always liked.
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It meant freedom to study.
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To think,
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to learn.
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It meant quiet.
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Now it's too quiet.
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In the first season, the grass grows tall.
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If one were to give it 20 years,
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it would become a jungle of second growth,
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but give it a hundred years,
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you walk in a full-grown forest,
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scarcely knowing that man was ever there.
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There has to be someone left in the city.
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As for man...
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there's little reason to think
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that he can escape the fate of other creatures.
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During 10,000 years,
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his numbers have been on the upgrade.
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In spite of war, pestilence, and famine.
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No. No! No!
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No!
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Wake up, Ish.
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Wake the fuck up!
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Wake the fuck up. Wake the fuck up, Ish!
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Wake the fuck up.
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Biologically,
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man has, for too long,
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been rolling an uninterrupted run of sevens.
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Spin to win, and win to spin!
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Hit the dragon for maximum payout!
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The more you spin, the more you can win!
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Spin to win, and win to spin!
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Hit the dragon for maximum payout!
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Where the fuck is everyone?!
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Hello?!
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Hit the dragon for maximum...
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Make mine a double.
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We've frightened you.
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I apologize for not having...
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A naked body is nothing to apologize for.
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Milton, get me a robe from the pool,
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for our new friend's modesty.
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He's not my life partner, if that is your worry.
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Just my death one.
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Drink it. Quick.
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It fixes almost everything.
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Did you tell him we're... we're not married, dear?
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Come on.
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I think he knows.
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Ann and I met here, truth be told.
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Both here on business.
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Why?
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Are we here?
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"Immune" is the word.
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"Fucked to hell" is the definition.
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Did you sleep through the matinee, kid?
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A little bit.
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I was, bitten.
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It doesn't matter.
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Missed about three weeks.
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Well, that's not a problem, because I videoed the news.
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I. Needed a record of all this impossibility.
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This is breaking news from Channel 7.
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The CDC issuing a Level 1 activation,
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its highest alert.
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...news has learned,
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several breaking developments in the mystery virus outbreak.
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There are no longer any medical teams,
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so we can't help...
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As I stand outside the hospital reporting to you tonight,
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the number of casualties has exceeded our capacity...
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I knew there was a new pandemic.
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Vaccines weren't working.
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My parents called me three times a day, but.
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I thought they were just stuck on the wrong channel.
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Turns out, they were all the wrong channel.
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And people were getting sick, yes, but.
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It wasn't supposed to be the fucking end of days.
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The government overcorrected.
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Went too scary on the first one,
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and played this one down.
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Once it had a grip,
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it moved too fast for us to react.
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The government is suspended until further notice.
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Good luck to you all.
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I watched my daughters die on Zoom.
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There. I said it.
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Although saying it out loud, somehow,
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makes it even more unreal.
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Milt always makes it sound softer,
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like a sympathy card.
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But everyone's dead, hon. That is the final score.
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Not everyone.
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And there's nowhere left?
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No one?
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You. Us.
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Maybe it doesn't matter. The Earth is done with us.
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When we could still watch the news,
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it was only to see which nation fell that day.
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So whoever might be left is...
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out of time.
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After a while, you just curl up and turn away.
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Or...
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you slip out of all that sadness
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and into a tall Martini, baby!
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Boy.
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The martini helps.
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The sadness remains.
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You scared him away, honey.
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I mean, really?
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Where's he gonna go?
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Hello?
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Milt?
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Hello?
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Guys?
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Hit the dragon for maximum payout!
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Hey!
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Hello?
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I try to start my days down here.
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Choose and shed a skin or two.
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As if one of these skins might actually carry me home.
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I woke up knowing there's a whole world out there...
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"Knowing."
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You think these minks knew they were headed for a hanger
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when they were born?
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A merger for all their little lives
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into one big dead thing?
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Turns out, all of us were.
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Doesn't it matter you're still alive?
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Just because my heart is beating...
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doesn't mean I'm alive.
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Milton's waiting for us.
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When no one cares what you do for a living,
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or where you're from, or where you're going.
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Turns out, there's not much for humans to really talk about.
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Hotel was full, wasn't it?
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Probably 80%.
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Once the HVAC finally gives out,
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this hotel will give up its true aroma.
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Your husband?
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Died with the girls, back in Dayton.
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I came here for a conference on holistic healing.
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Talk about a "fuck you" from Mother Nature.
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And Milt?
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His wife died here.
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They were on my floor.
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I helped as much as I could, and he was grateful.
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When we both were somehow survivors.
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There was no reason not to stay close.
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Is he a good cook?
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The worst!
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There you are, my dear.
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Here you are, my good man.
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Thank you, Milt.
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And...
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cheers.
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We thought we were the only two left on Earth.
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Maybe you are.
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Well, we're three now.
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No. I'm not staying.
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It's a big country.
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Not anymore.
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I wish you'd reconsider.
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We have,
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we're guessing, a few more weeks
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of the buried generators running without interruption.
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We have food and drink.
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We have everything we need.
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To get us to the end.
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"The end"?
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Ann and I have an understanding.
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Three days of hunger is enough when you know there's nothing
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that will ever fill you up again.
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Why not stay?
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Ann wants you.
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Would makes things easier for me.
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We can all play our part.
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All of your math
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is about this hotel.
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There's a big world out there.
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Enough goods to keep you alive for years.
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On the Strip alone, you could live for a decade.
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Yes.
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But would you want to?
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When you've lost the only things you ever cared about,
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why would living feel better than dying?
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I could take you away from here.
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I wouldn't leave with you if you were Jesus himself.
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If you wanted to stay,
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we could make your visit feel like...
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something.
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Anything.
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But I am here now to do one more thing.
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And nothing will stand in my way.
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One last thing?
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To die, sweet boy.
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Of course.
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It's the only thing I have yet to accomplish
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on this fucked-up circle in the sky.
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Now, if you'll help me zip my dress back up,
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seems no reason to upset Milt
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after he's cooked us such a magnificent meal.
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Another one, my dear?
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How fuckin' lucky are you?
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"Lucky" it fuckin' is.
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Let's go, boy.
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Looks like it's you and me, kid.
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Just tell me where we should go.
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Fuck it. Let's go home.
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What does a man run to
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when there's no more target to reach?
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Is the only way forward to go back, start again?
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To find, underneath the rubble,
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the original words of wisdom,
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broken tablets,
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the forgotten songs?
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Maybe the only way to survive the end
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is to remember the beginning.
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Please tell me you taught us something worth learning.
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Come on, Luck!
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First time I've been excited about doing homework.
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Yep!
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Come here.
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Lucky?
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Come here.
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There we go!
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Sit!
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I got a feeling
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these late fees are gonna mean bankruptcy, Luck.
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Unless you're willing to get a job.
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I don't know what the hell we're gonna do,
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but at least we're gonna do it together.
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Whatever comes next will just be for Lucky and me.
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Will we be enough?
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["Were You There?"
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Really?
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Finally got me to make a bed, Mom.
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"Meaningless."
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00:48:35,496 --> 00:48:37,290
"Meaningless," says the teacher.
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"Utterly meaningless."
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00:48:47,008 --> 00:48:49,260
"Everything is meaningless."
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Ooh.
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We're gonna die alone, aren't we, Luck?
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Whoever goes second
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has to promise not to eat the first.
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We're the last-chance Texaco, Luck.
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And no one's coming by anymore.
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Sometimes I hold my breath and it feels like
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all of creation is holding it with me.
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No sound.
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Not even a heartbeat.
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I wonder if the Earth...
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if it has even noticed that I'm still here.
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Golden brown, Luck.
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That's some Michelin-star cooking right there.
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The wind blows to the south
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and turns to the north.
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Round and round it goes.
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Ever returning on its course.
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Get it together, Ish.
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All streams flow into the sea...
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Get it together.
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Get it together, Ish.
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Get it together, Ish.
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"Get it together, Ish."
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Get it together, Ish.
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Yet the sea is never full.
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I read once that we hope for things
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that we cannot actually see.
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That is what makes it... hope.
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But what happens if we see it?
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What is the cost of that hope changing into reality?
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And what can take root in the space between hope...
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and everything that is still yet to come?
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