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she would always warn me
about dirty old men,

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giving me candy,
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and then showing me their penis...
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She was so obsessed with it, that...
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later in life, you know,
I had...

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I had this image in my head
that that's really happened!

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To the point that I even associated
sex with that walk home.

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I mean, sometimes, even now,
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when I'm...
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when I'm having sex, I see
myself walking down that street.

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I swear!
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It's so weird, right?
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Well, is that street near by?
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I mean, could...
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No...
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Very far.
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Did you ever keep a journal
when you were a kid?

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Uhm, yeah...
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On and off,
I guess.

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It's funny, I read a...
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one of mine from '83,
the other day.

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Yeah
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And, what really
surprised me, was that

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I was feeling with life,
the same way am now.

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I was much hopeful and naive,
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but the core,
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and the way I was feeling things,
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is exactly the same!
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It made me realize I haven't
changed much at all.

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Yeah, I don't think anybody does,
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and people don't want
to admit it, but it's like we just...

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we have this innate set points.
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- Aha.
- You know, it's like...

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nothing much that happens to us
changes our disposition.

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Really, you believe that?
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I think so. I read this study
where they followed people

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who won the lottery, and people
who had become paraplegic, right.

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You'd think that...
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you know, one extreme
is gonna make you...

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euphoric, and the other suicidal.
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But the study shows that
after about 6 months,

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- Uhum
- Right...

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As soon as people got used to
their new situation,

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they were more or less the same.
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- The same?
- Well, yeah...

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Like if they were basically
an optimistic, jovial person,

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they're now an optimistic,
jovial person, in a wheel chair.

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If they're a petty miserable asshole,
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ok, they're a petty miserable asshole
with a new Cadillac, a house and a boat.

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So, you now be forever depressed,
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no matter what great
things happen in my life?

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Definitely!
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- Great!
- No, come on...

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Are you depressed now?
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No, no, I'm not depressed.
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But, sometimes I worry that
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I'll get to the end of my life feeling
I haven't done all I've all I wanted to do.

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Oh, what do you wanna do?
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Oh, I want to paint more,
I wanna...


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