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Do you know what "crazy" is ?
Crazy is majority rules. Yeah.
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Take germs for example.
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- Germs ?
- Uh-huh.
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In the eighteenth century,
no such thing. Nada. Nothing.
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No one ever imagined such a thing !
No sane person anyway.
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Along comes this doctor.
Uh, uh-
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Semmelweis !
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Semmelweis.
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Semmelweis comes along and
he's trying to convince people,
other doctors mainly,
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that there are these teeny, tiny,
invisible bad things called germs...
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that get into your body
and make you sick.
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He's trying to get doctors
to wash their hands.
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What is this guy ?
Crazy ?
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Teeny, tiny, invisible "what do you
call 'em ? Germs ? Huh ? What ?"
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Now, cut to
the twentieth century.
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Last week as a matter of fact,
right before I got dragged
into this hellhole !
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I go in to order a burger
in this fast-food joint.
The guy drops it on the floor.
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Jim, he picks it up,
wipes it off.
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He hands it to me
like it was all okay.
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"What about the germs ?" I say.
He says, "l don't believe in germs.
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Germs are a plot they made up so they
can sell you disinfectants and soaps."
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Now, he's crazy, right ? See ?
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There's no right. There's no wrong.
There's only popular opinion.
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You, you, you believe in germs, right ?
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I'm not crazy.
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Of course not !
You wanna escape, right ?
That's very sane.
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I can help you. You want me
to, don't ya ? Get you out ?
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- You know how to get outta here ?
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Yes, my son !
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- Then why don't ya ?
- Why don't I try to escape ?
That's what you were gonna ask.
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Good question.
Very good question. Intelligent.