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Yeah!
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Hey, what are you doing
on Saturday?
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Mm, you tell me.
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- You know what's really great about baseball?
- Hmm?
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You can't fake it. Anything else in life,
you don't have to be great in-
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business, music, art-
I mean, you can get lucky.
:40:33
- Really?
- Yeah, you can fool everyone for a while, you know?
:40:35
It's like- Not- Not baseball.
:40:37
You can either hit a curveball
or you can't.
:40:39
- That's the way it works, you know?
- Hmm.
:40:42
You could have a lucky day, sure,
but you can't have a lucky career.
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It's a little like math.
It's orderly.
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Win or lose, it's fair.
It all adds up.
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It's, like, not as confusing
or as ambiguous as, uh-
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- Life?
- Yeah.
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It's- It's safe.
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Oh, yeah! Yeah!
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- Hey.
- Hi.
:41:14
What, did you buy out
the bookstore?
:41:16
Actually, I bought every book
they had on the Red Sox...
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because I'm tired of being
the most ignorant person here.
:41:20
Now who is
Carl Yaz-a-strezem-
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Yastrzemski.
:41:27
- She's not a genius, this one.
- No.
:41:29
Johnny Damon!
You got the sweetest ass in the league!
:41:36
Very nice.
:41:41
Do you believe in this?
"The Curse of the Bambino"?
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- Hey, that's not funny. That's enough of that.
- But Babe Ruth was the Bambino.
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That's right.
He played for the Red Sox.
:41:49
They were great.
I mean, they were the Yankees.
:41:51
They won the World Series
in 1912, 1915...
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1916, 1918.
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They were royalty.
The elite.
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Al should know. He was there actually.
He's 136 years old.