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Plan F
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For Ed Marko, being an occupational therapist was 'Plan A' but, at the age of twenty, he lost his eyesight to a degenerative disease. Undaunted by his unexpected disability, Marko continued for a while to work as a therapist, but Plan B didn't exactly work out, and eventually C, D and E turned out to be dead ends as well. By the time he got to Plan F, though, Marko had figured out what was going to be his life's work: running his own auto repair shop in Cincinnati.
Modest, gruff, and down-to-earth, Ed Marko makes an unlikely hero. He says that he can't understand why anybody would be interested in his story. The film follows his daily routine as he deals with piles of parts, a pesky cat, uncooperative employees, and the tangled insides of his customers' cars. As he copes with nuts, bolts, wrenches and bearings, touch using his tongue as well as his fingers substitutes for eyes that no longer do their jobs. Plan F offers an engaging visual demonstration of the power of recovery and reinvention when life forces a change of plans.
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Main credits
Marko, Ed (on-screen participant)
Hayward, Casey (film producer)
Hayward, Casey (film director)
Hayward, Casey (cinematographer)
Hayward, Casey (editor of moving image work)
Cole, Courtney (film producer)
Other credits
Cinematographer/editor, Casey Hayward; music, Drew Hudgins.
Distributor subjects
Access, Rights and Realities; Captioned Films; Chronic Illness / Heart Disease; Disabilities; HealthcareKeywords
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[music]
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I think of that mountain, I got it.
Oh! you thought of again?
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[sil.]
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Hey Brad, where are you at?
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Uh?
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[sil.]
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Brad?
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[sil.]
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My name is Edward Marko, M-A-R-K-O.
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And I’m 71 years old.
And I do auto-mechanics
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as a vocation. I can’t understand
how any of that would be
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of interest to anybody. Okay, if
somebody thinks it is, I think
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it’s okay.
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[sil.]
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I started out as a hobby.
Just working on cars and
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doing very stupid things. You know, I did the brakes on the...
My neighbor’s cars that were alive old time and make the...
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Change their oil and fix
their this or that,
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put a starter or an alternator
on and that kind of thing. Okay.
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And you know after a
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whole bunch of years doing
that I got pretty, pretty
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adverse to the car and to the
car that what they did and so,
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I just started working on them.
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This gave me something else to do
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besides go on fishing, okay. And
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so, I worked on the cars.
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Then right now, we don’t do, you
know just a whole bunch of business,
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but for like ten or 15 years, they are from
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1984 to about 2000. I had two
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full time mechanics at work. We cranked
out a bunch of jobs and stuff.
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[sil.]
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And now I’m just too old
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to run two mechanics. It’s too much work.
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83 Fair Avenue in Bexley. Right.
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And then I got this. And in the
meantime, all I got to do is feed
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this cat, okay. So, I don’t need
a great big income, okay, \'cos
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she don’t eat much.
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[sil.]
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I fell at last in 1953.
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I worked as a rehabilitation
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counselor for the state for 20 years.
That’s a person who
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guides somebody that’s
disabled in some manner.
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You know, determine what that
person’s capabilities are
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as far as a vocation is concerned and get them trained
to do that whatever it is and place \'em on a job
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doing it. All of the other
rehabilitation counselors in my office,
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you know, were not blind at all, they didn’t have
any disabilities and I didn’t see how that...
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I had any advantage over,
I mean, I did have,
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I did have one
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client’s father call the governor’s
office and complain about this
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man that came to his house
pretending to be blind
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and
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you know how rude it was to you know
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pretend blindness in front of
somebody that had just gone
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blind. You okay?
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Yeah. In their estimation, that was just totally
impossible that couldn’t happen. So, I had to be
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pretending to be blind. So,
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now and they laughed
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about that around my office for I just don’t
know how long. Well, then the next time not
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should be pretending, but
anyway, you know, every once
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in a while you get... every once
in a while you get, you know,
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some little funny thing
like that, that goes along,
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amuses everybody.
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Well, I liked it but I got burn out on it.
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It’s like you didn’t hardly pick
up the telephone, but it was
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bad news you know, but for the
most part you know was pretty
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rugged going.
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[sil.]
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Cat, don’t cat. One of the things that
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I run into is a... I think somehow,
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is that I’m gonna
miraculously fix their car
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okay, when they’ve been to two
or three places. Those places,
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say it’s gonna cost two thousand dollars.
No he said,
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he just had to tune up on it, about a year
and half ago. He’s crazy. Who\'s crazy?
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Whoever he paid to tune. When I said it needs
tune up, the first thing I heard was \"Well,
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go ahead and do it.\" You know,
and nobody says that. Well, he
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said, I just have to just now, when he had to
tune up like he said about a year and a half ago.
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Ain’t no way, there’s just many miles on
those spark plugs as this car has got on it.
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She ran the thing completely out of
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pad and out of everything and just
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basically destroyed
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everything before she brought it in for repair
and that means that everything is bad and
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you have to replace it all.
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Don’t let their cars go and tell their dad
before they bring them in here. Okay.
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So that when it comes for
repair you had such a
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half. If they just let \'em go and tell
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they are just on their... then
there is, and then they wanna fix,
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then they wanna fix, one need to fix one
thing, okay. And they\'d have everything
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else that\'s wrong were, okay.
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Well, gonna have to have calipers
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as much you’re gonna have to have. It’s not gonna
work. It’s just... let me... I mean, you know,
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they got to be, well that’s a 91, okay. Yeah, the
calipers, well, yeah the calipers and rotors on that
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never been changed. But
that’s I can do on calipers
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for the rear or it’s just 87.50 a piece.
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So, you better... where do you work at?
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Where do you... you sell tomatoes or huh?
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Well, you better sell a
couple of more sumthings.
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Whatever it is, alright,
we are gonna do that.
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Alright thank you, bye.
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As a general rule, that girl
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over there is pretty swift.
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And not only that she looks good.
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Is there okay, yeah,
well what was your name?
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So far, her name is not surfaced
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yeah, well I use to harass her about
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coming in here and harassing
my staff you know. I think he
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really wasn’t but she
is a real good looking
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lady and
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so everybody had to run up
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to the office when she
came in you know all time.
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So, I used to
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kind of tell these guys
to get back to work,
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quit coming up here and
gonking at the women,
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I mean she was just so
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unabashed with the situation,
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okay, but she... I guess she
was so accustomed to people
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gonking around at her, you know, that
she didn’t pay any attention to it,
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you know. Have you ever known
some person, woman or any other
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had no idea... had no concept of
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you know what they look like or what they
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were? What\'s her name? Using SBC
letter I drew that (inaudible)
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. What did
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you say?
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An SBC letter. What’s that?
I’m gonna get a little
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megaphone, let me see, I’ll read it
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let me open it. What is it that you said?
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I said it’s an SBC letter. I
don’t know what FCC is. S-B-C.
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S-B-C. Take your hood off.
Alright, so, SBC. I still don’t
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know what that acronym means. Southern Bell. Well,
I don’t want to know anything about Southern
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Bell. Dear and near, you’ve got
a Christmas card from Stanley
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dear. Well, just plain wonderful. Yes.
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Vibe. What is this? Hit black light.
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I think it’s about, it’s an ethnic
thing kind of like the ebony or
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tipper. Well, how can it work it here.
Why are
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we getting? I don’t read
anything unless it’s on NPR.
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Okay. You know the BBC. Any of those
stuff is... don\'t seem to me to
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give me a lot of interest. Get on
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Cat, get out of here. Damn it. Stupid cat
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calls me around coming in the office
but she can open that door by herself.
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We... you know... we don’t
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- - we don’t start out with any kind of
you know financial procedures okay, \'cos
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if we can\'t it start or can\'t get it turn to it with, it’s
an whole different program and we’ll have to discuss it.
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We’ll just have to see, okay.
And thank you very much Hale.
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Mmm, bye. Are we all? Yes sir.
Don\'t get back of
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it. Ah? Let’s try and get five
hundred dollars out of her,
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her deposit. Let me call on
that, talk to her again.
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Well, I’m not sure. You
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seem to take a whole lot more liberties
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with people and things than I do.
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You know you can’t screw up with people.
You know,
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I mean you look on the estimates and all that you get from
these other companies and is all kind of crap on there
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they got added to this
and added to that. Air
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charge sensor. Air charge temp sensor. Yes.
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Air charge temp sensor. You replace.
And with 21 dollars
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and 50 cents. How much you\'re leaving?
Ah? 30 labor? No,
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you don’t get a labor on that. Oh come on.
No, I’ve or even don\'t... Then? I... No.
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I’ve already outlined this to him.
I can’t change it. You don’t get
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ten dollars for doing that. We should as well
do. 50. Replace. Now, if you don’t start
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talking cleanly. I said,
Machiner could fifty dollars
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to do that It would. You
put no charge on that?
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Yeah, I think I\'d put no charge on that.
Ten dollars?
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Ah? Ten dollars? No. I’ve
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already negotiated the deal with the man.
Okay, okay. Okay, this.. How much for the
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hose? 30 dollars. The hose and
and replacement is 30 dollars
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total. One... No parts in this? No.
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Edward, you need to make more money on
that. Just moving in and out of the shop,
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it should be 60 bucks. Well.
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Okay, I guess we are done there.
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[sil.]
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I had the infantile glaucoma.
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It is progressive and so
you... you know I had
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a good useful vision for
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several years of my
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life. Okay.
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But
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it catches up to you.
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[music]
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You know what photographic memories are? Okay.
That’s where my memory sits photographically.
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I have to see it, okay, in my hand I’d like
to see it and then I can make a mental
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picture of it and then I recall that.
Okay. Now, what it looks like?
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The most sensitive organ
in your body is your
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tongue. And so, if I need to
feel something real fine,
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I do it with my tongue, okay. It’s
quick and it’s easy and I do it,
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okay. How does it taste?
That depends on what it is.
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It depends on what it is.
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How do I remember?
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I don’t care for the time. It’s okay.
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No, I don’t... If I
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can work without a lot of interruption,
okay, I can pretty well keep track
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of where stuff is and then like
right here, one of the things
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I do as I use these mats, okay, and I
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align my tools up, you know that
I’m using on this job, you know
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on the... okay.
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[sil.]
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align \'em up
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on this rug
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you know and that makes it easier for me to find
\'em. If I get to me in interruptions, I do have
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problems... problems with that. I
always have and never was good in that.
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You gotta keep track on what’s going on.
Okay. Oh! I don’t
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like this. Well I’d take... Well, you
know I really hated my coffee interrupted
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things. I... What are you doing? I don’t
care about your coffee getting interrupted,
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I want you to get this thing off here.
Do not give me any problem.
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No, wait a minute, I want that rug. You
forgot the rug. Can I get that rug back
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that I took? Sorry about that.
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Better watch, you\'re slip in here buddy.
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You know but worth enough, worse than nuts
that goes around here. He’s got to have
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everything. You can\'t find a nut?
It’s a... just a quarter inch,
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it’s a quarter-inch nut,
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okay. And I haven’t got any idea
where a quarter-inch nut is.
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Oh, come on. Well I don’t.
You’ve got 15 metal useful
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containers. I don’t give it if, I got
35 metal containers. They don’t have
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quarter-inch coarse thread
nut in there. Okay.
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I’ll probably get one in my box.
Well then find it for me.
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[sil.]
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Stop, stop, stop.
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Stop. What? You’ve got
a plug wire on wrong.
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Ah? You’ve got a plug wire on wrong.
I couldn’t have.
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Mr. infallible, why is it
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backfired and carry on top of it...
It just a ran a minute ago. Alright.
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Go for it. Can you see all
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of \'em? No, but I’ll have to feel, about once the
problems are in check. Well, I can tell what they are.
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Alright. So,
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I can see it back there. Alright, now..
Do you know why sound like a
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three? The back though. The ones
in the left, at side of the
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car. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
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Oh, oh. You did it. I didn’t.
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Are you trying to tell
me I got them on wrong?
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You tell me. In a way it ran, yes.
You think it
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ran bad. I didn’t think it wrong for me.
What you do is that you know you
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get trained yourself, trained
yourself to do things.
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Examine things with your hands
and conceptualize them in your
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mind, okay to... because it’s
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whole lot of stuff that you can’t see with
your hands, but you got enough information
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ahead of time then you can conceptualize that and
then you know... you gotta have some information,
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you got to have knowledge. Which
did just you stuck the...
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You stuck the wire... cat,
will you get down... get...
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You slipped the wire up to the
back of the plug and it came out
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the end where the prongs were okay.
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Could you see anything you were doing?
No. Okay.
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Well, these front three here. Well, I’ll talk
about those back three. Could you see anything?
00:21:20.000 --> 00:21:24.999
No. No. Say so, I mean the
thing about it is, the people
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don’t realize, how much...
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In this type of work, how much
they do, do without seeing it.
00:21:35.000 --> 00:21:39.999
No, I don’t think it’s entirely, any
worse near I think this remarkable,
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okay. It just isn\'t.
00:21:45.000 --> 00:21:49.999
It’s
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experienced, that\'s what it is. When
you are exposed to a lot of stuff
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and do a lot of things, okay,
you know and try everything
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that comes along your direction,
you know, you can learn
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a whole lot about doing. It\'s not nothing
out you know anybody that... which has any
00:22:10.000 --> 00:22:14.999
persistence, you know would be able to do the
same thing without any problem whatsoever,
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I don’t, you know...
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Destiny. Uh?
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[sil.]
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Oh shit.
00:22:40.000 --> 00:22:44.999
Get way too open. Crawl
real underneath the car.
00:22:45.000 --> 00:22:49.999
[music]
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I don’t know. I just don’t to get
burned out on. I’ve thought about
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that the other day it ought to be about
time and that I was burned out, but I
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don’t seem to be
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at all at this time. I don’t
seem to be burnout on \'em.
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[music]
00:23:20.000 --> 00:23:24.999
Then I’m gonna go to Plan F.
We are on F already.
00:23:25.000 --> 00:23:29.999
When something’s not work, it don’t work,
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Plan B didn’t work.
00:23:35.000 --> 00:23:39.999
[sil.]
00:23:40.000 --> 00:23:44.999
And so therefore,
00:23:45.000 --> 00:23:49.999
see if we can go to
00:23:50.000 --> 00:23:54.999
Plan F here.
00:23:55.000 --> 00:23:59.999
I’ve been with it for whole of
my life to somebody agree it
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really didn’t give it much thought actually
I mean what am I gonna do can do about
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it. Okay. You know I
wish I can do about it,
00:24:10.000 --> 00:24:14.999
so I just... you know
that I don\'t like kind of
00:24:15.000 --> 00:24:19.999
make or developed a little bit of attitude
00:24:20.000 --> 00:24:24.999
like I’ll just do anything
I wanna try to do.
00:24:25.000 --> 00:24:29.999
You know if I can’t do it if I could, okay.
If I can do it,
00:24:30.000 --> 00:24:34.999
and if I could pull it off,
fine, you know, I don’t view
00:24:35.000 --> 00:24:39.999
it as a very big deal. I mean
I know people that just say,
00:24:40.000 --> 00:24:44.999
they wouldn’t try something new or
try something they didn’t think they
00:24:45.000 --> 00:24:49.999
could do you know for nothing
00:24:50.000 --> 00:24:54.999
where
00:24:55.000 --> 00:24:59.999
I’ll try it if I can\'t do
it, it’s the way it goes,
00:25:00.000 --> 00:25:04.999
okay. Alright
00:25:05.000 --> 00:25:09.999
I give up Brad. I
00:25:10.000 --> 00:25:14.999
don\'t give up.
00:25:15.000 --> 00:25:23.000
[music]
00:25:25.000 --> 00:25:29.999
Oh shit.
00:25:30.000 --> 00:25:34.999
[music]
00:25:35.000 --> 00:25:39.999
I’ll be damned. This thing wants
to fight me every in situ
00:25:40.000 --> 00:25:44.999
way here. Oh it’s
00:25:45.000 --> 00:25:49.999
like warm up here. Oh, keep
forgetting about that log.
00:25:50.000 --> 00:25:58.000
[music]
00:26:05.000 --> 00:26:09.999
I really don’t know where that hose
goes and don’t know where that
00:26:10.000 --> 00:26:14.999
hose goes. I don’t know.
00:26:15.000 --> 00:26:19.999
[music]
00:26:20.000 --> 00:26:24.999
I have actually been pretty
00:26:25.000 --> 00:26:29.999
successful here in this operation.
00:26:30.000 --> 00:26:34.999
Hello Robert, this is Edward,
Community Car Care. This car
00:26:35.000 --> 00:26:39.999
seems to be alive.
00:26:40.000 --> 00:26:48.000
[music]
Distributor: The Fanlight Collection
Length: 25 minutes
Date: 2007
Genre: Expository
Language: English
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Closed Captioning: Available
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