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You know that point in your life when
you realize the house you grew up in...
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isn't really
your home anymore.
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All of a sudden, even though you have
some place where you put your shit...
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that idea of home is gone.
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I still feel at home
in my house.
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You'll see one day when you move out.
Just sorta happens one day, and it's gone.
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You feel like you
can never get it back.
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It's like you feel homesick
for a place that doesn't even exist.
:56:34
Maybe it's like
this rite of passage, you know?
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You won't ever have that feeling again until
you create a new idea of home for yourself.
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You know, for... For your kids.
For the family you start.
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It's like a cycle
or something.
:56:47
I don't know. But I miss
the idea of it, you know?
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Maybe that's all
family really is.
:56:57
A group of people that miss
the same imaginary place.
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Maybe.
:57:24
How about some
fuckin' furniture, dude?
:57:26
I bought a chair,
but I didn't like it.
:57:29
- Where is it?
- It's keeping us warm.
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- Silent Velcro.
:57:44
- You lucky motherfucker.
:57:46
I feel like if I had showed up at school
and presented the idea of silent Velcro...
:57:50
they would have sent me away
a whole lot sooner.
:57:52
- Why did they send you away?
- Oh. Listen to this girl.
:57:56
- They didn't "send me away."
- You just said they sent you away.
:57:59
I mean, they sent me away.
They sent me to boarding school.