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Don't you wish
your mother was alive?
:49:06
Of course I wish
my mother was alive.
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I think that's the reason
we're such good friends.
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Because we remember each other
from when we were kids.
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Things that happened when we were
kids that no one knows about but us.
:49:20
It's in our heads.
That's how we know they really happened.
:49:25
What are you talking about? I know
what really happened when I was a kid.
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Yeah, but no one else does.
:49:31
I mean, everyone we knew
when we were kids is dead.
:49:34
So what?
I still remember what happened.
:49:38
And I tell Annie about a lot of things
that happened when I was a kid.
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And she enjoys listening to that.
:49:45
- Well, you don't know what I mean.
- Oh, of course not, 'cause I'm stupid.
:49:49
No, I wish...
:49:53
I wish my mother was alive.
I wish your mother was alive.
:49:58
And I wish your father was alive,
and I wish my father was alive.
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And I wish your brother,
Izzy, was alive.
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- Did you know my brother, Izzy?
- Sure.
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God, don't you remember?
:50:13
I mean, he lost all his hair.
And then
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we called him "baldy."
And the next day he died.
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Then we went to the grave
and we apologized.
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He was ten years old,
God rest his soul.
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My poor brother.
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Oh, this is terrible.
:50:41
Come on. Let's go.
:50:43
I think it's this way.
:50:47
Oh, excuse me.
That's a grave.
:50:50
- Watch the headstones.
- Okay. Excuse me.
:50:54
- Thank God you're here.
- Whoo.