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I'm not saying you don't know
what you're talking about,
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but I don't know
what you're talking about.
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No, see, you guys let me off
at this really specific spot...
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that you gave him directions
to let me off at.
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I get out and ended up
getting hit by a car.
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But then I just woke up
because I was dreaming,
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and later, I found out
that I was still dreaming,
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dreaming
that I'd woken up.
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Those are called "false awakenings."
I used to have those all the time.
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But I'm still in it now.
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I can't get out of it.
It's been going on forever.
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I keep waking up, but I'm just
waking up into another dream.
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I'm starting to get creeped out too,
like I'm talking to dead people.
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This woman on TV's telling me
about how death is this dream time...
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that exists outside of life.
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I mean, I'm starting
to think that I'm dead.
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I'm gonna tell you
about a dream I once had.
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I know that when
someone says that,
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usually youre in for a very boring
next few minutes, and you might be.
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But it sounds like--
What else are you gonna do, right?
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Anyway, I read this essay
by Philip K.. Dick.
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What, you read it
in your dream?
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No, no. I read it
before the dream.
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It was the preamble
to the dream.
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It was about that book,
Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said.
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- You know that one?
- Yeah, yeah. He won
an award for that one.
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Right. That's the one
he wrote really fast.
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It just, like, flowed
right out of him.
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He felt he was sort
of channeling it or something.
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But anyway, about four years
after it was published,
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he was at this party
and he met this woman...
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who had the same name
as the woman character in the book.
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And she had a boyfriend with
the same name as the boyfriend
character in the book.
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and she was having an affair
with this guy, the chief of police.
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And he had the same name
as the chief of police in his book.
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So she's telling him
all this stuff from her life,
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and everything she's saying
is right out of his book.
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So that's really freaking him out,
but what can he do?
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And shortly after that,
he was going to mail a letter,
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and he saw this kind of, um, dangerous,
shady-looking guy standing by his car.