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Very old.
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And this is
the Declaration of Independence.
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Can you read that?
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"We hold these truths
to be self-evident...
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...that all men are created equal...
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...that they are endowed
by their Creator...
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...with certain inalienable rights...
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...that among these
are life, liberty...
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...and the pursuit of happiness.
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That to secure these rights...
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...governments are instituted
among men...
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...deriving their just powers...
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...from the consent of the governed."
:44:47
Very interesting.
:44:49
We're real proud of that.
:45:05
What's the matter, you sick?
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No, they closed the bookstore
to take inventory.
:45:09
That looks good.
Can you make me one?
:45:11
Here.
:45:12
I thought you had a lunch.
:45:14
I did, but it was for a Tibetan guy.
:45:16
They served food
I didn't recognize.
:45:18
The main course was still alive.
:45:20
Oh, Coke.
:45:21
See anyone famous?
:45:23
Well, I sat next to a senator who put
his hand on my leg under the table.
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- Which one?
- The right one.
:45:29
No, which senator?
:45:30
I don't know.
You had to appreciate his energy.
:45:32
He ate with one hand,
copped a feel with the other.
:45:35
Talking about fiscal irresponsibility
all at the same time.
:45:39
You know what amazes me,
is how these guys...
:45:42
...have time to run the country...
:45:43
...when they're so busy going
to banquets and openings all the time.
:45:47
I don't know how they do it.
:45:49
But are you having any fun?
:45:50
Oh, yeah, fun, God,
I'm having a great time.
:45:53
I mean, it's really very interesting.
:45:55
I'm making a lot of mistakes,
but they don't seem to mind.
:45:59
- Wonder why that is?
- Maybe they just like you.