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- Want another pose?
- Yeah, just keep going.
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Wait a second.
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My parents in the beginning,
when I started bodybuilding...
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they didn't know really what it is...
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until I introduced my father
to bodybuilding...
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and I took him to all the gymnasiums.
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And he then started picking up weights,
and making his arms strong and so on.
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And then they started liking what I did.
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Especially after I won
the first international competition...
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which was the first contest I ever entered...
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the Junior Mr. Europe in Stuttgart, Germany.
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So when I came home with my trophy,
my parents were very proud of me...
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and they said, "My son, that's my son."
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My father was a police chief in Austria...
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in a town called Graz.
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We had a very strict upbringing
because of him being with the police force.
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We had to be the perfect example.
:28:17
We couldn't do anything bad.
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And it was kind of an uptight
feeling at home because of it.
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I always felt like my place is America.
And when I was 10 years old...
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I only dreamed of coming
to America and being the greatest.
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And just being different
than everybody else.
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I never experienced anything like it.
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- Open your legs wide, Arnold.
- Open my...
:28:59
Get a little more power.