Speaker 1: Pushkin. I think the last is too long, so don't
Speaker 1: take too long. Wait what if he like I like
Speaker 1: this line? God does? It was an accident and you're
Speaker 1: I'm talking this idea of the act of the word acting.
Speaker 1: You could start the even episode of Dad just that scene. Hello, Hello,
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Speaker 1: It's apart the whole thing until I'm a bloody mess
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Speaker 1: like this was an unusual episode and I knew exactly
Speaker 1: what you were saying fromm like earlier, like we see
Speaker 1: where this is going, and so I certainly want more
Speaker 1: of misdirection. Yeah, I want to. I want to think
Speaker 1: I'm going somewhere else, or at least have a kind
Speaker 1: of more complicated point. The good part, though, is when
Speaker 1: other people listen to what I've written, Suddenly I hear
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Speaker 1: Lots anymore The orders wrong of that argument, I wrote
Speaker 1: it I as loss. Yeah, it's like a digression