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Daddy's ex-bosses said
the guys who did PR for Hitler
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have a better chance of working in
this business again than Daddy does.
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So, OK...
:29:17
How're you doin'?
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Yeah... You know,
you kinda look like your mom.
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Like a squishier,
balder version of your mom.
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Man...
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l just wish you could've gotten
to meet your mom.
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l know she wanted to meet you...
in a big, bad way.
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ln a big, bad way.
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Sometimes, Daddy wishes
he'd have died instead of Mommy.
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Because Mommy never would've...
:30:06
let work get in the way of...
getting to know you,
:30:10
like Daddy has for the last...
month or so.
:30:18
lt's just that Daddy...
he didn't expect Mommy...
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to leave the way she did.
:30:29
lt's just really hard on Daddy, who's been
trying to fill up his days with work,
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so he wouldn't have to think about
Mommy never being around again.
:30:41
l just loved your mom so much.
:30:44
You know?
:30:47
She really lit my world on fire.
:30:52
When that happens...
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you kinda think it'll go on like that
until one of you dies. You know?