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Hi.
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-Hi.
-How are you?
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Oh, sit down. Sit down.
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-You remember Griffin?
-Oh, I Iove the name Griffin.
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I had a IoveIy friend
named Griffin.
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LoveIier than me?
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He died terribIy young.
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In Borneo.
We were to be married.
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-Sorry.
-That is too bad.
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A native tribe found him...
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fIoating in his canoe,
haIf-deIirious.
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And they took him
back to their wagas.
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Wagas?
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That's what they caII
their huts.
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Right.
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And they tended to him...
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and nursed his wounds
and aII, and...
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When he was better...
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they cooked him and ate him.
1:00:04
Do you mean they actuaIIy--
1:00:05
Do you mind if we
don't taIk about this?
1:00:07
It's terribIy upsetting.
1:00:11
Where are you going?
1:00:14
-Where are you going?
-I'm going to my waga.
1:00:17
You can handIe this
on your own.
1:00:29
It's amazing how much
this pIace has changed.
1:00:32
When my parents buiIt
their house...
1:00:33
it was just ranchers
and a few ski bums.
1:00:36
Your parents
have a house here?
1:00:38
My father
stiII Ioves to ski.
1:00:40
He won a goId medaI
in the biathIon.
1:00:42
-The biathIon?
-Skiing and shooting.
1:00:45
Wow. Shooting and skiing.
When was that?
1:00:47
-What OIympics?
-I'm not teIIing you.
1:00:54
1952. OsIo.