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Tres Acordes - T07E04: El imaginario

17:16EnglishBy ProduccionesTrukiniTranscribed Jul 19, 2026
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Warning: The following program

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contains offensive language. Not suitable

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for children.

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[Music]

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Come on, come on, crazy, let's go. Come on, don't be such a pain,

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old lady. No, not your old lady, not the waiter who has to

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go home. We'll pay you

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double.

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Ah, and now what the hell are we going to find?

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Open Wednesday at this hour? You can't go

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out on weekends? Not

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this month. I have the weekends

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reserved for my girl, but nothing. Skirt,

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your only company is ex-

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videos.

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The clouds float in the blue sky,

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aerial cotton, white and pure, shadow,

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rain, splendor.

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[Applause]

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This place, you idiot, has its charm.

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Besides, it's the only thing open so

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late. And yes, it's true,

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the following poem is called cinema.

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[Music]

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Light, wave and particle, in it travels the

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film, screen, information, art in the

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form of drama or action, eruption of

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diverse imagination, evolution from

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Kurosawa to Cuarón, analog or

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digital, cult or commercial, musical,

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police, it's all the same, it all ends when you press

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play, where I am brave, where I am the king,

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the sorrows end, the problems go away,

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if for my eyes poems were written.

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[Music]

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New, dear

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crazy, how can it be that not Learn to

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respect privacy if we're here

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as customers. Yes, we have the

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right. Hold it,

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idiot. Besides, in any case,

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we're the ones who should be

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offended. Why? Because it pissed me off.

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How can you come and read your

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poems without telling us? I wanted to go through

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this experience alone. If I'm

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near people I know, it's hard for me to

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go on stage without feeling

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pressured, but don't be an idiot. If we're here, we're

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going to support you.

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Thanks. So you can answer me. [ __ ] it. We're

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going to support you, or some other

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joke of that level.

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Tomorrow I want to come back. You're invited if

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you want.

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[Music]

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Here's the payment for your services. The last thing

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I have left. I'm left with

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nothing. I'm not too

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worried because soon my plants

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have to bear fruit. This year I didn't hang up. If you have a hangover, the

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weekend is coming

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and I don't have any. Fake. I want to

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die. Well, the

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joker. Oh, the joker doesn't want to be bothered. He

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's in a bad mood because he ran out of weed.

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Stop yelling. Ah, stop, stop

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making noise. Cacho can't read the

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newspaper. Let's see what's here. Oh, you're

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Cacho's grandmother. Cacho's a ball of [ __ ], he can't

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handle a little joke, Cortana, but I didn't get you all worked up,

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we'll get there,

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Duque says, tonight he's waiting for us at 9

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in the imaginary place, what for, and dude, he was going to

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read his poems. Ah, but who's flying? I'll go

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later when they don't invite you, don't

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complain, right? If it weren't for the fact that we

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stumbled across it last night,

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we wouldn't have even realized he was there, what a jerk. Oh well, let's go,

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but I'm just so pissed off, there were

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delays, dude. Adri got hooked

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playing the Play 5, we don't have a Play 5

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but he's going

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to shop anyway, a bit of an exaggeration that they

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call Arachna. Okay, let's go in and

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thanks for coming, I'm really

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surprised and grateful for the support,

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and Italy. Hey guys, do you know how the

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Thursday night scene works? No, no, no

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idea, let me tell you, on Thursdays we're all

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artists. So if you come in you're

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obligated to do an exhibition,

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whatever your

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artistic date is, it's time to show it, it's your

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time to participate. Well, I'm here to

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read texts and poems, but they're not, I don't know about

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you. Thanks for joining me.

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I hope that Don't be bothered that we

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only see each other tomorrow, don't

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wait for me, no, no, no, hold on, hold on, hold on. Hey,

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by any chance do you have a guitar? Yes,

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several instruments because I'm

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making music, I could try some

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songs I'm writing,

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things, this thing called playing guitar,

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I also write poetry, great, table for

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three, you have

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[Music]

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thanks for coming to another Thursday night

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where we are all artists, we start

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a love without so many twists and turns, a love with free rein, a

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love in a hang glider

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[Music]

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liberal not liberated, that's right, libertarian not libertine, I am free, I am

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free

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today

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[Applause]

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the restless calm of not having

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company, my cold hands always empty,

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without joy the days go by, me alone with

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myself in the photograph, love doesn't

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arrive while the heart waits to be

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pulled from the abyss and for loneliness to stop

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its attack before time afflicts us

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[Applause]

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Hello, I'm Adrián and I wrote this poem a

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while ago, it's called "Whistle Zombies" Oh no,

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here come the zombies and they're not pretty,

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many of them have their whistles sticking out They

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eat corpses, they're cursed, and you can

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see their little bird through their panties. They don't

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want to [ __ ], just eat, and

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accidentally expose their dick. Here

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come the zombies, they hear the screams, and

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all those dicks are rotten.

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Thanks, I

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really nailed it, dude. Are you kidding me?

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Nobody applauded you, Adriel. Yes,

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because I shocked us. That was my

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artistic quest, to shock them. No,

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no, art isn't about shocking.

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Oh well, young man, let's see what

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art is about: materializing something from nothing,

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communicating concepts and emotions in a

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realm where words alone aren't

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enough,

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writer. There, words alone are enough,

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right? But you have to put them in a frame,

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something that says, "This is art." Otherwise, the

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grocery list is art, homework

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is art. Look, there are

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grocery lists worthy of framing, and in

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elementary school, with glue and tempera, I did

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very artistic homework. That's not the

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point. The point is that you have to help me.

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Don't drag me into anything else. You made me

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laugh. What you do has its charm. You

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've been acting like a fool lately.

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[Music]

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The Cafru House is one of the first

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Syrian-Lebanese heritages in the city.

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This house, built in 1930 by the

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architect Samir Cafru, is known for

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its historical and cultural value, as well as

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for its architect's contribution to the

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construction of the

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Flag Monument. We believe that the Cafru House

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should be considered a

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cultural and architectural heritage site of the city.

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Therefore, we call for its

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conservation and protection for

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future generations. Currently, we have been working for

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almost a year on creating a space

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called The Imaginary. We

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strongly encourage you to come and

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see for yourselves everything

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that our cultural center has to offer.

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[Music]

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Trash in New York in an

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acrylic box, a banana stuck to a

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white wall. For some, this is theft, but

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for us, it goes beyond art. Hey,

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I need a hand with what I'm

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writing. Let's see, I went on a trip, I grabbed

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my suitcase, I already have the ticket and a

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blanket. I'm not taking suits or trinkets, just

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a message and a ring. I want to marry

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my sweetheart, the one who lets me fill her

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cup and rejoices when I... I put my

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dick in, no idiot,

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rhyme ring with fixed. How nice to see you

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taking the space I have to

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express myself. As if it were nonsense. Oh

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sure, your poems are great, and mine

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are nonsense. No, I don't think your

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poems are nonsense, I simply don't

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consider them poems because the only

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requirement for something to be a poem is that it gets close.

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No, it's not like that at all.

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The only thing that matters to me is that

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the public likes it. If one day I had powers, I would

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pick up all the women. If only I

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had powers, children wouldn't have

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homework. If one day I had powers, I would make

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trains smell, I would steal

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all the goods, I would teach you. I also have a

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penis, and you would do what I ordered.

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Thank you.

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[Music]

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Hello Tania, I'm calling you from the Ministry of the

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Promotion and Consolidation of Cultural, Educational, Sports,

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and

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Architectural Management of the Province of Santa

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Fe, and the truth is that your idea is

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betraying a lot in the Undersecretariat. I

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would like to know if today is convenient for you if I

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pass

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the border. It's good. What you wrote

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stopped saying use in A song doesn't do what you

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want, fashion changed, I changed,

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sadness is renewed with time, the

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six strings don't stretch anymore. Now there are

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two you hear in the plaza

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rapping new laments. I don't know what you meant

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there, that before when

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we went to the plaza there was always someone

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with a guitar, but now the trend

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of youth in the plazas is to get together

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to rap. Two strings would be the

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vocal cords, nothing. It's good, no, idiot, you know what I want, what's wrong with you, why are you

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so

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grumpy lately? Nothing. Come on, idiot,

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I haven't been good this month. We'll have to

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try. But at least in installments, a

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new mixer so we can

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professionalize a bit, maybe

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later I'll ask my sister for her card.

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Come on, Edu, I want to know what's wrong with you. Come on.

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[Music] What's wrong with me is that I

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feel like I've lived through a lot

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more than you can

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imagine. Without going any further, I recently had

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a near-death experience and I

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realized that despite having lived through

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everything I've lived through, I don't make

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things happen, things happen to me. I spent my

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life working in offices and the times

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that I I always wanted to dedicate myself to art, but it always

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went terribly for me. One day, working here, I

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found myself far from the offices. I

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found myself working with artists, and I

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started thinking that I've been writing my whole life

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and I've never faced an audience,

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at least not often enough to

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know what my

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skills and limitations are. So I

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decided to make things happen.

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One night I went out to read my material, and in my

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imagination I had found a place

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where I could play at being someone else, where I

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could express myself. But then that

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idiot Adele had to come along and interrupt my

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inspiration. And you even

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encourage it! So it's like with

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you guys I'm in a kind of

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mediocre loop, but not like the one

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Casciari mentions, where he refers to people

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who use clichés without imagination. No,

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you guys are worse because I see that you

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have the imagination, but man, you never

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use it for anything useful.

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[Music]

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Sure, I understand you, what are you going to understand? If you don't give a damn about anything,

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no, but I

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understand you because I've played guitar

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all my life, and only now am I daring enough to

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record myself with an organized idea. In a

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way, that's also facing an

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audience. I didn't need a

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near-death experience to

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do that; I simply had to

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realize that art is [ __ ],

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[ __ ]. It's true that the only Sunday you

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joined me for the film series in the

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Imaginary, you burst into tears during the

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monologue in Tears in the Rain. And

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sometimes the conditions align,

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hundreds of factors converging like

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planets, to create a project that

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connects with the deepest part of oneself.

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But that feeling of

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inexplicable melancholy is just as valid as being

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tempted to laugh while watching old videos

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of Natalia Natalia. That's why I drink my glass

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when Adriel and I go to that place

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full of people who have such a

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lofty concept of art, and the guy

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starts reading something that

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Jorge Corona could have written. The uncomfortable energy

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generated in that moment is a work

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of art in itself. You're such an

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idiot lately. Creation is the

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oxygen of the imagination,

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the same spirit that when I was a kid

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grabbed a can of spray paint to paint a swear

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word on a park wall. Neither the

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guitar nor painting a wall is

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really good for anything. No, no. I'm fed up.

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From the idea of ​​nothingness, I want to leave my

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mark, at least I want to try. You're going

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to die, and sooner rather than later

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someone will say your name for the last

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time. You're already talking to me. A mark

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like the one Van Gogh left, I don't know, let's say he

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aimed downwards, man, it's just a figure of speech. And what do you

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think, that in 1000 years people will still be

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talking about Van Gogh? On this

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planet, we don't know if there will still be

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planets, a thousand years, nothing. If that's what it's for, you've already

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failed. Oh well, the

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artist doesn't even list any creative act,

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it's art. Some created the White Album and

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others a lentil empanada. We create

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because it's inherent to us as

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human beings. The idea is to have fun

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thinking that everything is art. Edu, if everything

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is art, then nothing is art. Well, read

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the poems without giving them so much importance, and

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you stopped being such a pain in the ass, man. Sorry, I'm

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already totally crazy, idiot. No, no, no,

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no, you guys aren't going anywhere. What do you mean, no, kid? What

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you

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do isn't art, it's an obscenity with

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phallocentric undertones, unacceptable in a

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place like this. What you heard, I

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told you, idiot, no, you don't. Don't act like you're over it, you're

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friends with him for a reason, no way. I

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tried to tell him a thousand times,

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we have the right to go wherever the hell we want,

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and we

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reserve the right of admission.

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Hey guys,

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come in, we're talking about a few things and I

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'm with you now, damn it,

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we behaved ourselves. I give you my

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word, Edgar is a sensitive guy and he

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really likes this place. We

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stayed quiet, supporting him,

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but at least let us in, Edu

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deserves it. Okay, Edgar writes

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things that I find more or less nice,

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but this idiot is forbidden from

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going on stage. Why did he stop?

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At least, and for me, since they have a

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two-for-one deal at Vermo today,

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this is a poem I wrote based on

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a conversation I had with a friend. It's

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called art and it goes like this: art,

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art, to reveal you as the standard

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of a passionate struggle. The material and

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the imaginary are not friends but

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adversaries, and reality and art

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captivate me with pride, to that place where

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one plays, where the alpha finds his

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omega, where there are no broken hopes, without

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a place to scratch my dick.

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Some use it to make a little money, others

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To meet chicks who'll grab my

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dick with art, I'm not going to create a

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new world. It would be a placebo for my ego,

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so better art to break my

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balls, thanks,

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this kind of idiot is a genius.

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[Music]

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And what happened up there? Nothing, I was just

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thinking. And the truth is you're right that this thing about

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every creative act being

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art, not that at some point I'm going to

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die without anyone resurrecting me. So I have to

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stop taking life so

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seriously. Oh, and about the nature of

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art, did you come to any conclusions? Yes, I don't

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want to have a debate about what

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art is. Never again in my life. It's the nerdiest thing

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that exists. Very interesting, especially what

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that guy wrote because it

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left us in shock. That's what

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art is about, leaving us in shock. Well,

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I guess I played them badly, thanks. What,

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thanks, [ __ ]. Before, at least I

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got a good impression of you, now I

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realize that the three of you are

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idiots. You're never coming back here again.

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[Music]

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A glance,

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you sit in the stream for a long

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time, and the stream is blue, Aquaman.

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[Music]

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This service doesn't have So

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make a sacrifice, don't drive me

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crazy, and leave some coffee.

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[Music]

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