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- Yeah, why can't I come?
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- I got you.
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- No. Come on in.
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- I just wish we'd known each other longer.
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Attention. Lockdown in progress.
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465. Fuck you doing, boy?
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466. Come on.
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467. Got it.
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468. Mine now.
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469. How long did it last?
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470. A few hours.
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471. Were you scared?
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472. For sure, yeah. It's, like, barbaric.
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473. Riots are barbaric.
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474. Well, you look good.
You put on some weight.
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475. Do I look fat?
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476. No, you needed to gain a few.
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477. You look good, I said.
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478. Girls don't like fat guys.
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479. Are you runnin' into a lot of girls
in here?
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480. I mean, once I'm out.
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481. Hey, Gar, what was the name of that girl
we picked up?
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482. To California? That one?
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483. On the road trip.
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484. I don't remember her name.
That was a long time ago.
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485. No, it was—
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486. I think it was Lois.
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487. Wasn't Lois.
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488. Or Louise.
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489. It wasn't fucking Louise.
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490. Donna.
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491. It wasn't Lois or Louise or Donna.
We never knew her name.
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492. We didn't? I'm sure we did.
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493. Larry, she was some chick
that we picked up.
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494. The next morning, she headed out with
that biker who had that puke-green Harley.
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495. That was the last we saw of her.
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496. Now I remember.
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497. Wanda?
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498. Police dropped by the house.
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499. - The— When?
- Couple days back.
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500. - Which ones?
- Local. Wabash.
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501. What'd they want?
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502. They didn't say.
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503. They just sort of talked around things.
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504. But they wanted to make it clear
they didn't forget you, Larry.
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505. That's the point here.
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506. They got you in their sights,
and they ain't planning to stop.
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507. - Why?
- You embarrassed them.
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508. Sharon.
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509. Yeah. That was it.
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510. You know what, Gary? You know something?
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511. If they're coming around now
trying to make me feel like
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512. they're gonna be all over me
when I get out,
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513. I mean, that's…
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514. It means they think you're gonna get out.
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515. Yeah.
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