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Familiar with the word ''arteriosclerosis''?
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''Cholesterol''?
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lf you want, l'll outline
a complete balanced diet for you.

:31:23
Mail it to me from C-Block.
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Why would you eat that?
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Why? 'Cause it tastes good.
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-But it's not good for you.
-l'm aware of that.

:31:32
Why would you do something,
if you know it's not good for you?

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Because l don't think about it.
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That's living in denial.
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-Living in denial?
-Yeah.

:31:42
l'm aware of that.
:31:42
You're aware of your behavior
yet you continue to do things...

:31:45
...that aren't good for you.
:31:47
That sounds sort of foolish.
Don't you think so?

:31:49
No. Stealing $15 million
from Jimmy Serrano sounds foolish.

:31:55
l didn't think l'd get caught.
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Now, that's livin' in denial.
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l'm aware of that.
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You're aware of your behavior...
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...and yet you continue to do things
that aren't good for you.

:32:05
Sounds foolish to me. Don't you think?
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lt was foolish.
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But taking $15 million in mob money
and giving it to charity...

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...was good for a lot of people.
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You pissed off a Mafioso killer
to be loved by a bunch of fuckin' strangers.

:32:16
That makes a lot of sense.
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Don't you want to be loved?
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Lots of people love me.
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Really?
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Who?
:32:29
l got an ex-wife,
and l got a daughter in Chicago.

:32:36
How do they put up with all your sarcasm?
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Beautifully. l haven't seen either of them
in nine years.

:32:41
Think maybe we should go see them?
:32:43
No, l don't think maybe we should go
see them. Thanks for the interest, though.

:32:48
The job must have been tough on them.
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-l didn't do this then.
-What did you do?

:32:52
-l was a cop.
-You were a cop in Chicago?

:32:56
Then you must know
all about Jimmy Serrano.

:32:59
Do you have the right
to ask these questions?


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