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- I think you straighten up a little bit. |
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I think you should… |
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I think you should look at yourself in mirror sometimes and say "Look . |
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What am i doing? Why… why am i this way?". |
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You know you need…you know you need a kick in the ass once in a while. |
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And lately you-you-you really need it, I worry… and I worry about you. |
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Maybe it's all a goof and you're just goofing when you're acting this way . |
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I don't know why you're doing it and it's not healthy. |
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It's not right. Not that I'm saying you don't have it together. |
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I'm sure you do. You're… you're a genius and you really are. |
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You're a genius. |
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- Yeah, I know. |
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- But… |
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- The reason I can say I know is because when the word genius is not something that is individually. |
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You know, that it's not anything individual necessarily, takes credit for. |
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Do you know what I mean? |
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If a person is indeed a genius, then that geniusness has been given to him as a gift. |
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So, it's not as if it's something that I have done. |
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That's why I have been able to say "I know" instead of "thank you". |
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Because if I was saying "thank you" that would mean I would be taking credit for it. |
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It's that I say "I know" because I know that I've got the gift... genius. |
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- That's very nice. |
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- That's… |
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- It's very nice. |
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- Really? |
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- Really. |
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- Do you know nice smart? |
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