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I love them tall. Acres and acres.
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Enjoy yourself, paisan.
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You need this more than I do.
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Tomorrow you'll be back
with ''The Treatment.''
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What does he mean?
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That was nice before.
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The way you snuggled up in front of him.
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What's ''The Treatment''?
:40:28
Some of the guys putting me
over the jumps 'cause I don't want to fight.
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Fight?
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Yeah. On the boxing team.
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I don't want to box.
I don't even want to think about it.
:40:37
Why should you have to box?
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Well, see, I used to fight, middleweight.
:40:44
I was pretty good, and they know it.
:40:48
Well, anyway....
:40:50
Well, come on. Tell me. I want to hear.
:40:54
Well, the thing is, see....
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I used to work out with this guy,
Dixie Wells.
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He's a real good friend of mine.
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He loved to box.
People on the outside had their eye on him.
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He was gonna come out of the Army
and go right up to the top.
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Well, one afternoon...
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...he and I were sparring in the gym.
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You know, kind of friendly-like.
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He must have been set pretty flat
on his feet...
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...'cause I caught him...
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...with a no-more-than-ordinary right cross.
:41:30
He didn't get up. He didn't move.
:41:33
He was in a coma for a week.
:41:36
Finally, he did pull out of it.
:41:39
Only, the thing was, he was blind.
:41:46
I went to see him at the hospital
a couple of times.
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Finally, I just couldn't go back.
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The last time he and I started talking
about fighting and....
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He started to cry.