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Try to pay attention to the moment

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Try to see the humor in it

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Look for the beauty in things

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Just take some deep breaths

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♪ Come on now, little Suzie, ♪

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♪ we are going to the country for a ride, ♪

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♪ oh la la la la la… ♪

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♪ Moments to spare ♪

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♪ with someone you care for ♪

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♪ one love affair for two ♪

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How about now?

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Down

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How about now?

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Down

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How about now?

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Up

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I’m gonna do the same for the left one.

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Up

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Uh huh, relax how about now?

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Down

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Okay

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Now I’m going to bring the bed down a bit.

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♪ I don’t want you to leave, hold my hand ♪

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♪ Oh won’t you stay with me ♪

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♪ Cause you’re all I need ♪

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♪ This ain’t love, it’s clear to see ♪

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♪ But darling, stay with me ♪

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♪ Why am I so emotional? ♪

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♪ Not it’s not a good look,
gain some self-control ♪

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♪ And deep down I know this never works ♪

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♪ But you can lay with me so it doesn’t hurt ♪

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♪ Oh won’t you stay with me ♪

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♪ Cause you’re all I need ♪

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♪ This ain’t love, it’s clear to see ♪

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♪ But darling, stay with me ♪

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♪ Won’t you now? ♪

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As I was sitting by his bed,
he woke up and said

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“Hey Susie,
I want to recite something for you.

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It’s a gift for you.”

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In a garbled, slurry voice,
he recited a poem.

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When he got to the line
about the pillared dark,

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he clenched his teeth
as he fought back tears,

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but then he continued to the end.

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“Come In” by Robert Frost

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As I came to the edge of the woods,

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Thrush music -- hark!

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Now if it was dusk outside,

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Inside it was dark.

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Too dark in the woods for a bird

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By sleight of wing

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To better its perch for the night,

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Though it still could sing.

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The last of the light of the sun

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That had died in the west

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Still lived for one song more

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In a thrush\'s breast.

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Far in the pillared dark

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Thrush music went --

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Almost like a call to come in

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To the dark and lament.

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But no, I was out for stars;

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I would not come in.

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I meant not even if asked;

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And I hadn\'t been.

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So this is about…

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This might be 125…

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it’s an easy swing,
so if I was swing dancing…

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so this is about an easy swing…
So…heel, heel, heel

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That’s hard to do,
it’s hard to keep it up!

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♪ When I found you I found love ♪

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♪ When I found you I found love ♪

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♪ When I found you I found love ♪

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Hug yourself

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We’re not done, we’re just slowing down

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Get back,

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get back,

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stop the ball

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Get back, get back!

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Get back

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know your back!

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I’m back, I’m back!

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Oh!

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Four of them.

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That gray one is always hopping
and popping back and forth.

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Yeah, now all three of them…
no…It just came, right?

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One is sitting still alone over there

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One old message

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Hi Su, it’s Dad.

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I’ll try and call your other number,

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but I don’t think I remember too clearly…

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I wanted to thank you for the pictures
of your apartment,

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especially meaning how you’ve…

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End of messages

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Huh.

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Uh…He died on August…
something like August 17th

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And it’s now…I guess it’s October 17th

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To delete all messages,
press delete again.

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I’m proud to say I no longer walk
with a gun,

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I no longer own a gun,

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I no longer want to shoot a gun.

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I changed, you can change.

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We can do this.

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To our youth: Let’s respect each other.

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Respect your parents

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Respect yourself enough
that you want peace in your life.

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♪ Ain’t no sunshine when she’s gone, ♪

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♪ and she’s always gone too long,
any time she goes away. ♪

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♪ And I know, I know,
I know, I know, I know, ♪

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♪ I know, I know, I know, I know,
I know, I know, I know, I know… ♪

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My body, my choice!

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Her body, her choice!

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My body, my choice!

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Her body, her choice!

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My body, my choice!

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Her body, her choice!

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My body, my choice!

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Her body, her choice!

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♪ Chinchilla, chinchilla ♪

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♪ You take my form and make
of it what you want! ♪

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♪ Chinchilla, chinchilla… ♪

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♪ You take my form you wormy wimp,
you wimp, you worm! ♪

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♪ Chinchilla, chinchilla… ♪

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♪ You take my form and have it duplicated! ♪

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♪ Chinchilla, chinchilla,
chinchilla, chinchilla… ♪

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♪ I’m gonna take… I’m gonna take…
I’m gonna take everything you’ve got ♪

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♪ Chinchilla, , chinchilla, chinchilla,
chinchilla, chinchilla ♪

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♪ chinchilla, chinchilla, chinchilla ♪

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♪ I’m gonna sneak into your flat and take
that and that and that and that and that! ♪

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♪ Come on and dance y’all…Hands up! ♪

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So, the utopian vision of Modernism—
that it will improve society

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through technology
and advancement—was shattered.

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You know, it was just a corporate entity.

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MoMA was nothing more than
a Fortune 500 company.

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And artists collapsed.

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Against that you have…

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I think Pop Art is decidedly
a post-Modern movement.

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It rejects the Utopian ideals,
it rejects the high art idea,

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and presents it through commercialism
to the society as it exists.

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So, I think it’s very clear
that it’s a post-Modern movement,

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or that’s one of the strongest elements
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And I don’t think
that irony saves anybody.

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I think irony is…The ironic artist
is the bourgeois artist of today.

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They’ve gone to the bank
and cashed it in through irony.

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Yeah, definitely.

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Thanks, Su, for your note.

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Diane recognized me, which made me happy.

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(She called Marcel David
a couple of times.)

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She is clearly voyaging
through all her memories,

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and it is not clear
what she is experiencing.

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Also her physical decline
has been extreme.

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But she is still Diane!

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Stubborn as ever, she asked me
to help her make a break for it.

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Love, Martha

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I got Mumi this card, it was so funny.

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It’s some chipmunks,
and when you open it, they go,

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“M-O-M, that’s what it spells, yay team!”

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and they’ve got pompoms,
and the M and the O and the M light up…

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and it’s like full-throttle madness.

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Oh…grandma?

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I have to open those two…
There’s nobody to open those for me, huh?

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I have to do that myself.

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We’ll have to hire someone.

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Animals are abused!

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You know they’re just going
to sell these animals to other circuses

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No one’s listening, man,
we’re here for the circus

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It seems like you’re listening!

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Actually, they’re not.

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It might be time to teach
your children some compassion!

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Teach your kids compassion!

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Shame on you, animal abusers!

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Good evening, everybody!

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It’s incredibly heartwarming
to see all of you

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that have come out for the final
performance of Ringling Brothers’

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and Barnum and Bailey.

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And it’s the people, it’s the spirit,
the dedication,

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the perseverance of everyone
that you’ll see tonight

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that makes the impossible possible.

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They have always been
an inspiration for us,

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and they really should be an inspiration
for everyone on how we conduct our life.

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It has been incredible
to have this experience—

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not with the people only—

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but to see how this town
without a zip code works.

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The teamwork, the family,
and how they come together,

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day in and day out, as Olympians…

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No matter what it is,
they rise to the top.

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And they are the reason that they are,
and this is, the greatest show on earth.

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So, I’d like to thank every one
of them who you see tonight,

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and behind the scenes.

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They’re very special people
and we love them all.

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So, from the bottom of our hearts,
we want to say thank you all very much,

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and please enjoy and celebrate
the greatest show on earth

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one last time.

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Circus! Circus!

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C’mon sweetheart, let’s go!

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I have to be somewhat sedentary
because I had minor knee surgery

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and they told me I’m supposed to do this…
and leg lifts.

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I’m very glad it isn’t hot out
and I’m very glad I’m not in pain,

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so that’s a good thing.

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Uh…circle…

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Actually, I was supposed to do this
for the last three days and I didn’t.

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So, if it weren’t for the fact
that I was filming it,

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I still wouldn’t be doing it.

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Ow, shit!

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Now I’ve overdone it
because I wanted to get that close-up.

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Well, listen sweetie—
Don’t you want any lunch?

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Not really.

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Not really?

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But we could go take a walk.

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It’s pretty nice out.

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Yeah—that might just be a good idea.

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Get out and get some outside air
into our inside bones.

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And she’s up!

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This is actually two together, I think…

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No, it’s just…I mean it’s one, but….

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Is it one?

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No, I think it’s two together.

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July 6th…Uh, what bird is that?

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Tweet, tweet, toot, toot, toot, toot!

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And I ran down to get my camera…

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Then a few minutes later I heard it
again faintly,

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so it had just flown over
to another block…

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And I have a cold.

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♪ …Off to someone else\'s arms ♪

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♪ Breaking up my heart and soul ♪

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♪ And leaving me stuck ♪

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♪ With all my tears ♪

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♪ Heartaches and emotions ♪

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♪ I\'m all hung up with ♪

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♪ Love and devotions ♪

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♪ So stop messing with my heart ♪

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♪ If you don\'t mean it ♪

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♪ And stop messing with my love ♪

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♪ If you don\'t care ♪

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♪ Don\'t come here talking ‘bout loving, no ♪

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♪ You are using me ♪

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♪ Cause I ain\'t got no heartaches to spare ♪

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♪ You\'re a runaway love ♪

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♪ (Just a-running, just a-running In
and out of my life) ♪

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♪ You\'re a runaway love ♪

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♪ (Where you gonna run to
this time, baby) ♪

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♪ You\'re a runaway love ♪

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♪ You can go if you want to ♪

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♪ You can go, you can go ♪

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♪ You\'re a runaway love ♪

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♪ Don\'t come back next time ♪

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I think I’m keeping the mother
from arriving.

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Yeah—I would like to keep filming,

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but I think the mother won’t come over
while I’m here,

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so I’ll turn off the camera
and see if I can watch it happen.

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Yeah, she’s flying
from there over to here,

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but she won’t come up as long as I’m here.

252
00:24:41.947 --> 00:24:45.851
Oh, there she is,
and she wants me to go away.

253
00:24:46.685 --> 00:24:50.755
It’s like, “I wanna feed ‘em,
I wanna feed ‘em.”

254
00:24:54.259 --> 00:24:56.928
Well, see, there she goes again.

255
00:24:57.128 --> 00:24:59.498
Is she going to be brave enough
to come over?

256
00:24:59.498 --> 00:25:03.635
Like, “Get outta here, Su, get out,
get out, get the fuck away!”

257
00:25:03.635 --> 00:25:06.137
Okay, going down,

258
00:25:08.139 --> 00:25:10.642
going down…

259
00:25:13.612 --> 00:25:14.412
This is terrible!

260
00:25:14.412 --> 00:25:17.749
I’m freaking out the mom all over again!

261
00:25:17.749 --> 00:25:20.252
And this baby!

262
00:25:22.554 --> 00:25:24.589
Yeah…See?

263
00:25:24.589 --> 00:25:28.093
And there’s one over here around the side.

264
00:25:28.126 --> 00:25:29.494
Do you think they’re okay?

265
00:25:29.494 --> 00:25:31.997
I have no idea.

266
00:25:32.130 --> 00:25:36.167
Oh, darlings…Do you think the mother
could pick them up?

267
00:25:36.167 --> 00:25:38.670
I don’t know.

268
00:25:39.137 --> 00:25:42.207
I don’t know enough about this stuff…

269
00:25:42.440 --> 00:25:44.476
You see, the nest is so small!

270
00:25:44.476 --> 00:25:48.079
I know, they were totally squished
in the nest.

271
00:25:48.079 --> 00:25:49.881
What do we do with them?

272
00:25:49.881 --> 00:25:52.250
You know, some animal will get them.

273
00:25:52.250 --> 00:25:54.753
We got three plus acres

274
00:25:55.053 --> 00:25:56.788
So, we started with thirty-two,

275
00:25:56.788 --> 00:26:01.793
we lost one on the shipment,
now we’re down to twenty-four.

276
00:26:02.527 --> 00:26:04.796
Hawk came and ate two.

277
00:26:04.796 --> 00:26:08.700
One got hit by a…
ran into the fence over here.

278
00:26:09.568 --> 00:26:12.070
Two got hit by a car.

279
00:26:12.404 --> 00:26:14.673
But a hawk ate one,
you couldn’t believe it—

280
00:26:14.673 --> 00:26:16.841
like he did it with a scalpel.

281
00:26:16.841 --> 00:26:17.842
It’s called a Cooper’s Hawk.

282
00:26:17.842 --> 00:26:20.645
It’s actually called a Chicken Hawk.

283
00:26:20.645 --> 00:26:22.981
Came down right here, right here,
and wacked him.

284
00:26:22.981 --> 00:26:24.883
Wacked him right over there and ate him.

285
00:26:24.883 --> 00:26:27.152
Ate him like…nothing left.

286
00:26:27.152 --> 00:26:29.888
The whole neck, the whole breast.

287
00:26:30.522 --> 00:26:33.258
So then I put him out….
The second one he ate,

288
00:26:33.258 --> 00:26:36.861
I put out there, frozen,
so he’d come back,

289
00:26:36.861 --> 00:26:42.033
and I gave him a little religion—
with a twenty gauge shotgun.

290
00:27:12.631 --> 00:27:14.366
In about two minutes it will peak.

291
00:27:14.366 --> 00:27:16.868
Two minutes?

292
00:27:16.901 --> 00:27:19.404
You got like what, 70% here?

293
00:27:22.307 --> 00:27:24.376
If you want to see the peak,
here’s your chance!

294
00:27:24.376 --> 00:27:26.878
Yay!

295
00:27:38.723 --> 00:27:39.958
No kidding!

296
00:27:39.958 --> 00:27:42.060
That’s a long story you’re telling me.

297
00:27:42.060 --> 00:27:43.495
You know that?

298
00:27:43.495 --> 00:27:44.829
Yeah, that was a long…

299
00:27:44.829 --> 00:27:49.467
Yeah, I understand, it’s a long story,
I’m telling you!

300
00:27:54.572 --> 00:27:56.341
Where are you going now?

301
00:27:56.341 --> 00:27:58.076
Where are you going?

302
00:27:58.076 --> 00:27:59.644
Where are you going?

303
00:27:59.644 --> 00:28:01.713
Are you going back to Chicago?

304
00:28:01.713 --> 00:28:04.883
Are you going back to Chicago with me?

305
00:28:07.018 --> 00:28:10.188
Are you going back to Chicago with me?

306
00:28:10.288 --> 00:28:11.856
Are you?

307
00:28:11.856 --> 00:28:13.958
Do you know how to go there

308
00:28:13.958 --> 00:28:16.027
You know how to go there?

309
00:28:16.027 --> 00:28:17.595
You do?

310
00:28:17.595 --> 00:28:20.031
Well, I know, so I can show you the way.

311
00:28:20.031 --> 00:28:21.199
Okay?

312
00:28:21.199 --> 00:28:22.634
So…Okay?

313
00:28:22.634 --> 00:28:23.334
Okay?

314
00:28:23.334 --> 00:28:25.837
Okay?

315
00:30:13.678 --> 00:30:14.145
A week later…

316
00:30:14.145 --> 00:30:17.882
Good afternoon,
Van Buren Block Association!

317
00:30:19.250 --> 00:30:21.753
Will Mrs. Johnnie Louise Cox step forward?

318
00:30:29.761 --> 00:30:31.896
VO: Our neighbor was given a Cornerstone Award

319
00:30:31.896 --> 00:30:35.200
by the Brooklyn Borough
President’s office.

320
00:30:35.200 --> 00:30:37.202
It’s for people who have stayed
in their communities

321
00:30:37.202 --> 00:30:40.839
through thick and thin,
good times and bad.

322
00:30:41.573 --> 00:30:44.876
Mrs. Cox is a formidable force for good.

323
00:30:44.876 --> 00:30:47.178
In addition to raising seven children,

324
00:30:47.178 --> 00:30:50.481
she’s always been active
in community service

325
00:30:50.481 --> 00:30:52.417
And she’s lived on the block…

326
00:30:52.417 --> 00:30:54.919
…since 1958.

327
00:30:55.253 --> 00:30:57.755
Congratulations, Ma’am.

328
00:30:58.423 --> 00:31:01.259
Would you like to say a few words?

329
00:31:02.594 --> 00:31:05.129
I just want to thank each
and every one of you,

330
00:31:05.129 --> 00:31:09.467
especially Gigi…
and the whole block and everybody…

331
00:31:10.101 --> 00:31:13.271
If I’ve been anything in your journey…

332
00:31:14.772 --> 00:31:17.008
to help you

333
00:31:17.008 --> 00:31:19.510
…I just want to thank you.

334
00:31:21.212 --> 00:31:26.684
And thank each and every one
for thinking enough of me to do this

335
00:31:26.684 --> 00:31:30.288
because I love all of you
and I’ll continue to love you.

336
00:31:30.288 --> 00:31:35.526
And most of all, I want each
and every one of you to remember:

337
00:31:35.927 --> 00:31:41.566
Trust in the Lord with all your heart
and lean not upon your own understanding.

338
00:31:41.566 --> 00:31:46.571
In all thy ways acknowledge him,
and he will always direct your path.

339
00:31:46.571 --> 00:31:48.506
Thank you.

340
00:31:48.506 --> 00:31:50.375
Thank you Mrs. Cox,

341
00:31:50.375 --> 00:31:53.711
you are truly an example
of love and faith,

342
00:31:53.711 --> 00:31:58.683
and we really, truly respect and love you
for what you have done.

343
00:32:03.688 --> 00:32:05.890
[music playing]

344
00:33:27.338 --> 00:33:29.841
♪ Oh… ♪

345
00:33:31.642 --> 00:33:35.046
♪ Can it be that it was all
so simple then ♪

346
00:33:39.417 --> 00:33:41.986
♪ Or has time rewritten every line ♪

347
00:33:48.092 --> 00:33:51.329
♪ If we had the chance to do it all again ♪

348
00:33:53.364 --> 00:33:55.867
♪ Tell me, would we? ♪

349
00:34:01.305 --> 00:34:03.808
♪ Could we? ♪

350
00:34:16.921 --> 00:34:19.657
♪ Memories may be beautiful and yet ♪

351
00:34:21.692 --> 00:34:24.195
♪ What\'s too painful to remember ♪

352
00:34:27.065 --> 00:34:29.567
♪ We simply choose to forget ♪

353
00:34:32.737 --> 00:34:35.907
♪ Oh, it’s the laughter we will remember ♪

354
00:34:52.223 --> 00:34:54.725
♪ Whenever we remember ♪

355
00:35:01.099 --> 00:35:03.601
♪ The way we were ♪

356
00:35:52.150 --> 00:35:54.652
I’m so tired, Susie!

357
00:35:54.819 --> 00:35:57.321
Yeah…

358
00:36:20.077 --> 00:36:21.913
Sorry, Pete, I have to record this

359
00:36:21.913 --> 00:36:25.583
because it’s such a beautiful day—
evidence,

360
00:36:25.950 --> 00:36:29.620
beautiful day—on, like,
September 29, 2018,

361
00:36:32.256 --> 00:36:35.493
and we’re about to go—according to her—

362
00:36:36.894 --> 00:36:40.965
we’re about to go
to tour the first nursing home

363
00:36:42.333 --> 00:36:45.169
and so all of this
maybe begins all over again.

364
00:36:45.169 --> 00:36:47.672
So, anyway….

365
00:37:01.986 --> 00:37:04.922
Where, where, where, where is that?

366
00:37:08.326 --> 00:37:10.494
Where am I now?

367
00:37:10.494 --> 00:37:16.467
You’re in your house, on your couch,
and Su and Cathy are visiting you.

368
00:37:20.004 --> 00:37:21.639
Whose house?

369
00:37:21.639 --> 00:37:22.506
Yours.

370
00:37:22.506 --> 00:37:23.975
Where?

371
00:37:23.975 --> 00:37:25.376
In Atria!

372
00:37:25.376 --> 00:37:27.878
In New York.

373
00:37:29.747 --> 00:37:31.716
In Atria?

374
00:37:31.716 --> 00:37:35.553
Yeah, where you live,
the apartment building.

375
00:37:40.558 --> 00:37:43.060
In New York.

376
00:37:47.498 --> 00:37:50.001
I’ve been meaning to see you.

377
00:37:50.534 --> 00:37:53.738
I saw the way the ghost was at
and I’m like, she must have said no.

378
00:37:53.738 --> 00:37:55.573
She said no.
She mashes on everything!

379
00:37:55.573 --> 00:37:56.607
But I told you that

380
00:37:56.607 --> 00:37:58.476
I was like, that’s why I told you, I said,

381
00:37:58.476 --> 00:38:01.178
“Run it by her” cuz if I would have
just gave you the okay,

382
00:38:01.178 --> 00:38:04.782
oh, they would have had my collar like,
“Who told you that…”

383
00:38:04.782 --> 00:38:05.950
Right
I said, “We do it every year!”

384
00:38:05.950 --> 00:38:08.653
She’s like, “I just don’t like Halloween.

385
00:38:08.653 --> 00:38:11.155
I’m like, “That’s you!

386
00:38:11.155 --> 00:38:13.557
Don’t take it out on everybody else!
But I think it looks really good out here

387
00:38:13.557 --> 00:38:16.093
because you can see it all the way down
the block

388
00:38:16.093 --> 00:38:17.828
Right, it’s not hidden.

389
00:38:17.828 --> 00:38:20.298
Hello nurses, doctors!

390
00:38:32.610 --> 00:38:36.847
When you move your feet so much,
it looks like you’re taking a walk.

391
00:38:36.847 --> 00:38:37.782
Oh, really?

392
00:38:37.782 --> 00:38:38.749
Yeah!

393
00:38:38.749 --> 00:38:43.254
Even though you’re lying in bed,
it looks like you’re off taking a walk.

394
00:38:43.254 --> 00:38:45.756
Yeah, well that’s walking.

395
00:38:46.290 --> 00:38:47.425
That’s walking?

396
00:38:47.425 --> 00:38:49.794
Yeah.

397
00:38:49.794 --> 00:38:52.530
You always walked faster than I did

398
00:38:52.530 --> 00:38:54.265
Yeah, I did.

399
00:38:54.265 --> 00:38:56.767
Hard to keep up with you.

400
00:38:56.834 --> 00:38:57.702
It’s okay.

401
00:38:57.702 --> 00:38:59.103
It’s okay?

402
00:38:59.103 --> 00:38:59.937
So…

403
00:38:59.937 --> 00:39:02.039
For who? For you or for me?

404
00:39:02.039 --> 00:39:03.407
For all of us

405
00:39:03.407 --> 00:39:05.609
For all of us.

406
00:39:07.311 --> 00:39:11.649
I want to, I want to get out in the air.

407
00:39:12.550 --> 00:39:14.185
Yeah.

408
00:39:14.185 --> 00:39:18.422
Maybe later we can take the wheelchair
and we can go outside

409
00:39:18.422 --> 00:39:23.894
but the problem is that now it’s raining,
it’s not very nice out.

410
00:39:25.129 --> 00:39:27.198
It’s raining now?

411
00:39:27.198 --> 00:39:29.700
Yeah.

412
00:39:33.571 --> 00:39:36.073
Tuesday, 11:54 pm

413
00:39:37.775 --> 00:39:39.977
Hey Su, are you there?

414
00:39:40.878 --> 00:39:43.381
I’ll try your cell phone

415
00:40:19.350 --> 00:40:24.822
♪ Come on now, little Suzie,
we are going to the country for a ride ♪

416
00:40:29.560 --> 00:40:32.062
♪ A sweet joy ride oh baby ♪

417
00:40:32.997 --> 00:40:35.499
♪ Come on now, little Suzie, ♪

418
00:40:35.833 --> 00:40:39.770
♪ because it’s such a beautiful day
by the tide, ♪

419
00:40:42.940 --> 00:40:45.443
♪ ay ay, Susie, ♪

420
00:40:47.678 --> 00:40:51.749
♪ watching the birds
as they glide in the country, ♪

421
00:40:52.750 --> 00:40:55.252
♪ slow and low…uh oh uh oh uh oh ♪

422
00:41:05.563 --> 00:41:07.097
Who gonna do what?

423
00:41:07.097 --> 00:41:08.933
Who gonna do what?

424
00:41:08.933 --> 00:41:10.301
Who gonna do what?

425
00:41:20.578 --> 00:41:24.448
What? What? What?

426
00:41:24.448 --> 00:41:25.349
Who? Who?

427
00:41:25.783 --> 00:41:28.853
You talkin’ crazy! You talkin’ crazy!

428
00:42:37.988 --> 00:42:39.723
Oh no!

429
00:42:39.723 --> 00:42:40.791
Go get it!

430
00:42:40.791 --> 00:42:42.192
Run!

431
00:42:42.192 --> 00:42:44.662
Excellent!

432
00:43:03.614 --> 00:43:06.116
Grandma! I’m gettin’ a ride!

433
00:43:13.490 --> 00:43:15.993
Okay, go ahead. Go ahead, Zoe.

434
00:43:16.226 --> 00:43:18.729
Say, “Yay Horsies!”

435
00:43:26.470 --> 00:43:28.973
Look at the camera

436
00:46:40.264 --> 00:46:44.001
♪ I know, I know, I know
I’ve got friends, yea ♪

437
00:46:49.673 --> 00:46:52.176
♪ I’ve got people, ♪

438
00:46:52.409 --> 00:46:54.912
♪ I’ve got people ♪

439
00:46:55.412 --> 00:46:57.714
♪ I’ve got people ♪

440
00:46:57.714 --> 00:47:00.217
♪ People who love me, ♪

441
00:47:02.719 --> 00:47:05.222
♪ People who love me, ♪

442
00:47:05.889 --> 00:47:08.392
♪ People who love, love me ♪

443
00:47:59.877 --> 00:48:01.712
♪ Behind the shelter in the middle
of a roundabout ♪

444
00:48:01.712 --> 00:48:03.881
♪ A pretty nurse is selling poppies
from a tray ♪

445
00:48:03.881 --> 00:48:07.384
♪ And though she feels as if she’s in a play ♪

446
00:48:08.085 --> 00:48:10.587
♪ She is anyway ♪

447
00:48:12.689 --> 00:48:16.560
♪ Penny Lane,
the barber shaves another customer ♪

448
00:48:16.560 --> 00:48:20.297
♪ We see the banker sitting waiting
for a trim ♪

449
00:48:20.731 --> 00:48:25.235
♪ And then, the fireman rushes in
from the pouring rain ♪

450
00:48:27.905 --> 00:48:30.407
♪ Very strange ♪

451
00:49:52.656 --> 00:49:57.094
So, the top looks pretty decent…
It’s still got a little flutter.

452
00:49:57.094 --> 00:49:58.528
But then there’s something going
on down here--

453
00:49:58.528 --> 00:50:02.866
If you look on the inside it’s kinda got,
like, a turn to it.

454
00:50:02.866 --> 00:50:09.106
So, the only way to even that out
is if I keep my hands incredibly static,

455
00:50:10.674 --> 00:50:14.511
meaning that equal parts…
equal distances away from each other.

456
00:50:14.511 --> 00:50:16.513
So if I keep my hands here,

457
00:50:16.513 --> 00:50:18.915
I can even the walls out
as it gets to the top,

458
00:50:18.915 --> 00:50:22.219
and then the top becomes fluttery
and then I’ll cut that off.

459
00:50:55.752 --> 00:50:59.089
I was invited—along
with 19 other filmmakers—

460
00:50:59.089 --> 00:51:03.060
to make a 2-minute film that would speak
to the events of 2020

461
00:51:03.060 --> 00:51:04.528
from wherever we were,

462
00:51:04.528 --> 00:51:08.465
so I filmed on our block
on a sunny day in May

463
00:51:21.511 --> 00:51:24.614
A student sent them to me from China.

464
00:51:36.426 --> 00:51:37.627
Ready?

465
00:51:37.627 --> 00:51:41.531
1, 2, 3, Happy Mother’s Day,
love you grandma!

466
00:51:43.400 --> 00:51:47.237
Oh yeah, Happy Mother’s Day,
all you mothers!

467
00:51:55.512 --> 00:51:59.182
So it’s July 6, 2020
and while Covid rages,

468
00:52:00.951 --> 00:52:04.354
our friends let us come stay up
at their place in the country,

469
00:52:04.354 --> 00:52:07.891
which has been really nice...
really nice to be away from all of that,

470
00:52:07.891 --> 00:52:09.392
even though you’re not really away from it

471
00:52:09.392 --> 00:52:13.296
because everywhere you go
people are in masks,

472
00:52:13.830 --> 00:52:19.269
everything we think about doing
we have to consider the ramifications.

473
00:52:19.269 --> 00:52:21.171
But it also gives you a lot
of time to think.

474
00:52:21.171 --> 00:52:27.410
Everyone’s been talking about how
they’re spending a lot of time thinking.

475
00:52:32.482 --> 00:52:36.386
You can hear them,
but you can never see them.

476
00:52:39.189 --> 00:52:41.992
You think they’d make themselves visible
since they’re so loud.

477
00:53:18.128 --> 00:53:19.629
Okay

478
00:53:19.629 --> 00:53:22.933
Like how active do you anticipate
being out there?

479
00:53:22.933 --> 00:53:25.202
Well, we tend to like…we go on bike rides,

480
00:53:25.202 --> 00:53:27.971
we go on long walks and stuff,
so I’m gonna be quite active.

481
00:53:27.971 --> 00:53:28.605
Okay!

482
00:53:28.605 --> 00:53:33.710
But if there are things that don’t get
covered by taking long walks,

483
00:53:33.710 --> 00:53:38.315
then, you know,
I should take that into consideration.

484
00:53:38.615 --> 00:53:40.050
Okay, yes, absolutely.

485
00:53:40.050 --> 00:53:43.053
So at minimum you’ll be taking this baby.

486
00:53:43.053 --> 00:53:43.687
All right.

487
00:53:43.687 --> 00:53:47.824
So, first things first,
we’re gonna have you go ahead

488
00:53:47.824 --> 00:53:51.294
and just get on the ground
and get in a comfortable position.

489
00:53:51.294 --> 00:53:53.964
You’re gonna sit on the baby like this….

490
00:53:53.964 --> 00:53:55.265
Okay.

491
00:53:55.265 --> 00:53:59.069
In 2021, my doctor warned me
that if I didn’t do consistent workouts

492
00:53:59.069 --> 00:54:02.005
to offset my advanced osteoporosis,

493
00:54:02.472 --> 00:54:06.977
I should start imagining things
like having spinal fractures.

494
00:54:06.977 --> 00:54:10.714
In other words,
I couldn’t fuck off anymore.

495
00:54:11.281 --> 00:54:12.983
And I got very lucky.

496
00:54:12.983 --> 00:54:15.552
I found a trainer who lives near me
and comes over twice a week

497
00:54:15.552 --> 00:54:21.258
to get my muscles and bones moving--
some of them for the first time ever.

498
00:54:21.258 --> 00:54:22.359
She’s really great,

499
00:54:22.359 --> 00:54:24.194
and I’ve learned something
about not being able

500
00:54:24.194 --> 00:54:26.863
to ignore the present or the future.

501
00:54:26.863 --> 00:54:29.165
And then comfortable on that side.

502
00:54:29.165 --> 00:54:31.534
The foot side?

503
00:54:31.534 --> 00:54:34.037
(laughing)

504
00:54:34.671 --> 00:54:36.373
“And get comfortable”—I love that!

505
00:54:36.373 --> 00:54:38.275
I know, right?

506
00:54:38.275 --> 00:54:39.776
(laughs) It’s all about the language.

507
00:54:39.776 --> 00:54:41.177
I’m feeling fabulous!

508
00:54:41.177 --> 00:54:43.213
Okay, fantastic,

509
00:54:43.213 --> 00:54:46.883
and then you’re just going
to use your foot and…..

510
00:56:11.901 --> 00:56:14.170
So what are you doing in
the back of your left side?

511
00:56:14.170 --> 00:56:17.640
You could probably bring your
hands closer up if that helps.

512
00:56:19.843 --> 00:56:21.711
That looks a bit more stable.

513
00:56:24.681 --> 00:56:29.085
Yeah, well I’m sort of feeling it
a little more on the left side. Just a pull…

514
00:56:29.185 --> 00:56:30.186
Okay.

515
00:56:30.854 --> 00:56:34.057
And then I want you to make sure that you
feel yourself getting that

516
00:56:34.057 --> 00:56:37.160
entire cheekbone to the side,
so you need to turn a little more.

517
00:56:37.494 --> 00:56:38.495
Turn to the right?

518
00:56:38.495 --> 00:56:39.662
Uh-huh.

519
00:56:39.662 --> 00:56:40.597
OW!

520
00:56:40.597 --> 00:56:43.133
Yeah…I call that the Bermuda Triangle.

521
00:56:43.133 --> 00:56:48.638
A lot of things get lost in there…
That’s where it’s all…(laughs)…

522
00:56:48.972 --> 00:56:53.710
So just a few more seconds
and then you’ll switch sides.