1:34:01
A lot of them were just
spoiled little rich kids
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who didn't know
how lucky they had it.
1:34:05
That's OK. I've come to
accept that very few people
1:34:09
are truly destined to be special,
1:34:11
and we're solo fliers.
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I guess it really is
like Dave said,
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"If you're gonna be great,
you've got to be lonely."
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[Loud Talking]
1:34:22
Jim: What happens to a man
when he loses everything?
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Everything he's worked for.
1:34:29
Everything he believes in.
1:34:33
Driven from his home,
1:34:36
cast out of society,
1:34:38
how can he survive?
1:34:40
Where can he go?
1:34:42
Right this way.
1:34:45
Jim: New York City.
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For centuries, people
have come to New York
1:34:59
seeking refuge from
their troubled lives.
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Now I am one of them.
1:35:06
Besides, I'd always dreamed
of living in New York.
1:35:08
All that excitement and culture.
1:35:11
Living in the city brings
surprises all the time.
1:35:14
Once in a while, I even bump
into former students of mine
1:35:16
from Carver.
1:35:19
Oh, sure, my apartment's
a little smaller
1:35:21
than what I was used to
back in Omaha,
1:35:23
and the rent's pretty darn steep,
1:35:25
but it's got a lot of character.
1:35:27
And I'm cozy enough.
1:35:31
Besides, it's great
not needing a car.
1:35:34
And I get a lot of reading
done on the subway.
1:35:37
Some days I even walk to work.
1:35:41
The job market is
pretty tight in New York,
1:35:44
but after hunting around
for a while,
1:35:47
I fiinally landed a position
in the education department
1:35:49
at the Museum of Natural History.
1:35:51
That's right.
I'm teaching again.
1:35:55
When a school brings
its students to the museum
1:35:58
on a fiield trip,
1:35:59
there's a staffof
both volunteer docents