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:23:02
After the insect flies off...
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...it spots another soul-mate flower
and makes love to it, thus pollinating it.

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And neither the flower nor the insect
will ever understand...

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...the significance
of their lovemaking.

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How could they know that because
of their little dance, the world lives?

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But it does.
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By simply doing
what they're designed to do...

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...something large
and magnificent happens.

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In this sense, they show us
how to live.

:23:28
How the only barometer
you have is your heart.

:23:32
How when you spot your flower,
you can't let anything get in your way.

:23:44
He's really quite a character.
No front teeth.

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- Doesn't seem to bother him at all.
- Why doesn't he get them fixed?

:23:50
It seems almost sociopathic
to make everybody look at that.

:23:54
Yeah, but he gives
a great blowjob, honey.

:23:58
He is a fascinating character, though.
:24:01
Sounds like a gold mine, Sue.
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It could be. I don't know, you know?
He's...

:24:07
He lives with his dad, he's obsessed
with his dead mother, and...

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He wears his sunglasses on
a little dingle-dangle around his neck.

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Loving it.
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- Tell them about the van.
- Okay, the van. The van.

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- I can't tell about the van. I gotta pee.
- No, tell us about the van.

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- It's amazing. It's...
- What's in it?

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- You did it in the van.
- Shut up.

:24:30
David, you tell...
Don't you tell them. Don't tell them.

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Okay, the van.
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David!
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This van was filled with junk...
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Shut up!
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Potting soil. Shovels.
Food wrappers. Fertilizer.

:24:46
Susie said she hoped
it was fertilizer, anyway.

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She said she couldn't be sure. Laroche
had a certain aromatic look about him.

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And she said...
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She said perhaps his obsessiveness
didn't leave room in his schedule...

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...for personal hygiene.

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