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The 1964 World's Fair.
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Picture a regular old carnival.
Then put it in a rocket ship
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and blast it straight to the future,
and you're only getting close.
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It was one of those field trips
where you never wanted to go home.
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Welcome to the Futurama II,
your passport to the world of tomorrow.
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- Groovy.
- Neato. That is cool.
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Underwater trains
will bridge continents and commerce.
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I want to live underwater.
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You'd have to hold your breath
to get the mail.
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I do that anyway.
Our mailbox is right by the dumpster.
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Look at all the tiny future people.
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Hi, tiny future people!
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Stay inside the ride, Harriet.
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Horrible giant!
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Run, tiny future people! There's
a giant fun-ruiner attacking the city.
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Mr. Horatio, Harriet and Janie
are being disruptive.
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Children, stop disrupting the future.
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You're ruining the last
glorious ride of the day.
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Can you believe
all the stuff we've seen today?
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Robot maids, electric cars, satellites!
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Imagine all the stuff
I could spy on from space.
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Wish I could eat all
the weird future food here.
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I mean, what's a Belgian waffle?
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My guess, it's a waffle and,
stay with me, it's from Belgium.
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Wow.
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Okay, class. Use this time to jot down
any final ideas for your assignment.
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Based on what you've seen at the fair,
what excites you most about the future?
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What excited me most about the future?
Oh, just everything.
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Five minutes starting now, everyone.
Happy writing.
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What excites me most about the future?
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Space shuttles, the electric toothbrush.
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I can't choose. Focus, Harriet.
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The thing that excites me most
about the future is...
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I couldn't believe it.
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For the first time in my life, me,
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Harriet M. Welsch, future great writer, had...
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writer's block.
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I just wanna be
You just wanna be
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We just wanna be
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I am gonna be who I wanna be
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My autonomy
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No, I won't cut my hair
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And I'll wear whatever
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I like it when I get to be myself
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I don't wanna be
You don't wanna be
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We don't wanna be told what to do
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If I was going to figure out the best idea
for my class presentation,
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I was going to need
another way of looking at things.
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Nice. But why stop there?
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Come on, future. Show me what you got.
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Don't worry. I have a jet pack license.
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That's my exit. See ya.
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Wow. A tomato sandwich from the future.
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Delicious.
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Robot Golly,
what excites you most about the future?
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I am programmed
not to answer that question
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because a good spy figures things out
on her own.
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I don't need more ideas,
just one perfect one.
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Everyone was writing
like it was no big thing,
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even Pinky Whitehead.
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Mr. Horatio.
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I finished early.
So if anyone is still struggling,
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I can of course help them out.
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Buzz off, Marion.
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How could I be a future great writer
if I couldn't write about the future
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in a place that was wall-to-wall future?
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Time's up.
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Well, class, we have a little time
before we have to go back.
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Who would like to try a "Belgian waffle"?
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That sounds like a hoot.
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Yes.
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You okay, Harriet?
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I'm fine.
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Hey, did you just take my picture?
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Hey!
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Let's go, Harriet.
Future waffles await us.
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Did you see that? What a snoop.
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Yeah, Harriet.
Who would spy on someone without asking?
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Right? I'm gonna follow him and find out.
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Don't do it.
If Mr. Horatio finds out you wandered off,
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your future will be in detention.
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You're absolutely right, Sport.
So you better cover for me.
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Ole Golly once said,
"If a story leads, you follow."
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Sorry.
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Busted!
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What gives?
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Why'd you take my picture without asking?
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I didn't take a picture of you.
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You took a picture of
my crumpled notebook paper?
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You see notebook paper. I see truth.
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Trash, cracks, things people miss,
that's art.
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I'm a photographer.
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You wouldn't understand.
You're just a kid.
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A kid? What are you, 14?
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I gotta go.
Bad enough I'm stuck at the fair.
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I don't want to get stuck with you too.
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If you hate it so much,
why are you even here?
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My parents work at the Kodak Pavilion.
They razzle-dazzle the hayseeds,
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and I try to find something real
in this phony place.
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What's so phony about
people hoping for a better future?
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I don't believe in the future.
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Well, I don't believe in rudeness.
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Enjoy the fair, kid.
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I will.
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And when I write my award-winning paper
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about how amazing
the future is going to be,
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even someone like you will believe in it.
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If a human being and a brick wall
had a baby, then I just met him.
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Janie! Sport!
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Yoo-hoo, Marion! Where are you?
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I'm standing on a bench.
Time to report me.
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I didn't know what to do.
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I was already lost on what to write.
Now I was lost for real.
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Belgian waffle stand!
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How's the trash photography going?
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Wait, I didn't mean
your photography is trash. I meant--
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What do you want?
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I was with my class,
we're supposed to write a paper,
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but I can't figure out what to write.
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But then I saw you, and I thought,
"Nobody spies on me without asking."
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But then I got lost.
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Can you please just help me
find my class?
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No.
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Has anyone ever told you
that you're not a very nice human being?
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But my parents can. Let's go ask.
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Oh, okay. Great.
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I'm Harriet, by the way.
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Chuck. My name is Chuck.
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I've tasted the future, Janie.
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It's from Belgium, and it's a waffle.
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And it's gonna change the world.
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Focus, Sport. We gotta find Harriet.
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Focus. Gotta find her.
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I wrote Harriet's name with whipped cream
on a waffle and left it at the booth.
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There's a note on a napkin underneath
that says, "Meet us at the--"
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Is that my napkin note?
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Sport, how is Harriet gonna find us now?
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Up there you may recognize
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the world's most famous circus clown.
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Turn that frown upside down, mister clown.
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You're in the largest photo
ever developed.
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The only thing taller at the fair
is the Royal Tire Ferris Wheel.
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Chuck.
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Hey, sweetie.
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We didn't expect you until dinner.
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And certainly not with a friend. Great.
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The name is Harriet M. Welsch,
and I am pretty great. Thank you.
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She's also lost. Can you help her?
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Oh, dear.
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Well, we're right in the middle of a tour.
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But not to worry, young lady.
Chuck knows this place better than we do.
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Chuck, dear, just take her
to the security station.
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Fine.
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You're in very good hands.
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Bye, sweetie.
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Take it easy out there, son.
Don't, you know, overdo it.
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Dad, stop. I know what I'm doing.
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Come on, Harriet.
We've got a long way to go.
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It's at the other end of the fair.
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Sure. Maybe one last look around
will get my noggin nogglin'.
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You really are a weird kid, Harriet.
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Maybe there's hope for you yet.
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Now stick close.
You might learn something.
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Lesson one.
What do you think this fair is all about?
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- World peace?
- Wrong!
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The fair is about suckers from
around the world trying to make a buck.
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Every pavilion is stamped
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with a brand to sell you junk.
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This is deep, heavy stuff, Harriet.
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You should write this down.
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If I wrote that down,
it would be stamped with an F
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for "forget about being a writer forever!"
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You don't know that.
Just like these brainiacs don't know
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if any of this future stuff
is gonna happen.
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And you know better?
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I know that living in the present
takes the worry out of
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not knowing what's next.
What are you feeling right now?
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Doom! If I can't come up with an idea
for my paper,
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Mr. Horatio's gonna make me wear
a dunce cap
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until my head turns into a cone.
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That's in the future.
What are you experiencing right now, now?
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Well,
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right now, now,
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it's sunny.
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People are smiling.
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My hair smells like pretzels.
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Isn't that better than worrying
about what's gonna happen next?
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Let's keep moving, okay?
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Yeah, yeah. We will.
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Man, look at all this junk.
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You'd have to be some kind of chump
to wear this.
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Now, let's see
if you've all been paying attention.
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I'm always paying attention.
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Miss Hawthorne, can you be a dear
and carry some of my precious things?
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Can anyone tell me the name
of one of the designers of this exhibit?
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How about Miss Welsch?
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Doomed. We're all doomed.
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I'm waiting, Miss Welsch.
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Charles Eames, Mr. H.
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Correct. Great work, Miss Welsch.
I'm glad someone is fully present here.
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I didn't know
you did a Harriet impression.
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Well, neither did I.
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I think my voice just gets higher
when I'm scared.
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Security's just up there.
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What's that?
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How can you see this
and not be excited about the future?
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Picture phones?
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You really think people will want
to look at other people while they talk?
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Of course!
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I'd love to see Janie laugh at my jokes
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instead of just hearing her snort
over the line.
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So, got any ideas yet?
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No.
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This is the most futuristically
futurific place in the world.
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How hard could it be?
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When you're a real writer,
your ideas can't just be about anything.
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You gotta find
stuff other people can't see.
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Yeah.
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It's like you have to capture the world
from just the right angle,
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and only you can do it, okay?
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Sometimes it feels like
a lot of pressure to get it right.
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Writing words down is easy.
It's just talking on paper.
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Well, if you think it's so easy,
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how about you write about
what excites you about the future,
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and I'll take pictures of the fair?
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Whoever does the best art wins.
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All right then. You're on.
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- Be careful with that.
- Be careful with that.
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Can I take a picture of you?
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A portrait? That's so pedestrian.
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Harriet.
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Finger slipped.
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Time's up. Read 'em and weep.
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They have a lot of life in them.
Not bad for an amateur.
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Thanks. Your turn, wise guy.
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"The future is trash"?
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That's all you got from this place?
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Think about it, Harriet.
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No matter what is happening in the future,
there's always going to be trash.
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That means there's always gonna be
janitors to clean it up.
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Wait. So you're saying...
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The future is definitely janitors.
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No way. The future is definitely trash.
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- Janitors.
- Trash.
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Why can't it be both?
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The future is trash and janitors?
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I like it. It's the truth.
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The future is trash and janitors!
The future is trash and janitors!
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The future is trash and janitors!
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Did you hear that?
The future is trash and janitors!
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- What time is it?
- Half past four.
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I'm not gonna make it.
Are we close to the security station?
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It's up ahead, but why call the coppers
when we can find your class ourselves?
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We just have to get higher up.
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Didn't your dad say that the only thing
higher than the Kodak Pavilion is...
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The Ferris wheel!
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Come on, Chuck! I'll race you there.
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Hey, look. Isn't that your teacher?
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Hey!
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Hey, no running!
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Yeah, no running!
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We sure showed them.
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We sure did.
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You okay?
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Fine. Just a little out of breath.
Can we sit down?
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I know just the place.
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Enjoy.
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You-- You feeling better?
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I said I'm fine.
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Okay.
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If you're not okay, that's okay too.
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Let's just keep an eye out for your class.
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Isn't that what we're
supposed to be doing?
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It is, but--
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Stop worrying about me.
I hate when people worry about me.
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I'm fine!
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I knew that kind of "I'm fine."
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It's code for
"I'm the least fine a person can be."
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I wanted to help Chuck,
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but just like with my paper
I couldn't find the words.
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That's my class.
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If I don't get there before roll call,
I'm dead.
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No, this can't be happening.
I need to get off this ride!
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I haven't even started my assignment!
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You seem worried.
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You don't know Mr. Horatio.
He'll call my parents.
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Maybe he will.
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And maybe you'll get in trouble, or flunk,
or get sent to military school.
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But worrying doesn't make it better.
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Worrying just hurts. Believe me. I know.
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How?
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Because--
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Because sometimes I worry about
what the future holds for me.
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I thought you said
you don't even believe in the future.
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Don't make me say it.
It sounds so overdramatic, but...
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I have a heart condition.
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So sometimes I worry about the future.
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The only thing that I can trust
is what's happening right now.
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And this-- this keeps me inspired.
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So that's the reason
Chuck's parents were so worried,
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why he was so out of breath, and--
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and why he seemed so lonely.
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Just him and his camera.
He was scared of getting hurt.
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I can't believe today is over.
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Is he crying?
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Roll call.
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Who will help read the names
while I check everybody off?
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I think you should have Sport
read the names, Mr. Horatio.
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All the names.
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I can't be Harriet and do roll call.
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Talk slowly, Sport.
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Talk slower than you have
in your whole dang life.
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You know, I've never been on this ride.
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The fair looks not so bad from up here,
I guess.
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All you needed was
to see it in a different way.
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Or so I've been told.
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It's good advice.
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I'm sorry we didn't find your class
in time.
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Well, I can't know the future,
but you taught me that that's okay.
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So no more worrying.
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Time to live in the now, now!
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With you.
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Okay, Thompson?
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Here.
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We got here. We got Tanaka?
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Here.
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Walden?
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Hurry, Sport. The bus is almost here.
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What's the matter, Sport?
The next name is Welsch, as in Harriet M.
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Wow! Brain freeze.
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Just say it.
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Welsch, Harriet.
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- Is on the Ferris wheel?
- She's what?
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Mr. Horatio-- Look,
I don't want to speak for Harriet.
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But you did speak for Harriet.
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But she told me she wasn't done
with the World's Fair,
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and, well,
I guess Janie and I aren't either.
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You've got my attention.
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Well, considering we never went
on the world's tallest Ferris wheel,
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how can we say we did the World's Fair
if we don't, you know, check it out?
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Class, to the Ferris wheel!
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What about the bus?
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Good idea, Miss Hawthorne.
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If you could please take
my precious things on board,
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we will be right back.
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Wait. I'm coming too.
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Wow! This thing really sways.
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Harriet, is that your class?
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I can't look.
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Are they getting on the bus?
Are they driving away?
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Not exactly.
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Great idea, Harriet.
Wish I'd thought of it myself.
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Thank you. I think.
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Hi, guys! I don't know how you did it,
but you saved my life.
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Pay me back in Belgian waffles!
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Your friends really care a lot about you.
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I told you I was great.
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But you're great too, Chuck.
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Harriet, can I take your photo?
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You sure you're all right?
You want to take a picture of a person?
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I want to take a picture of a real one.
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I'll call it "Harriet, the Writer."
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All you had to do was ask.
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I finally knew what to write my paper on.
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What excites me most about the future?
That was the question.
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But after my day at the fair,
I discovered something even more exciting,
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a little something called the present.
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With the future,
there's so much possibility,
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but there's also so much you don't know.
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And a lot of fear comes from not knowing.
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What if my dreams don't come true?
What if something bad happens?
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What if I'm all alone?
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But if you live in the now, right now,
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you might stop and meet a friend
who challenges you to be better.
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"To think differently.
To create something true.
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Someone who changes
how you look at the whole picture.
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Because the future is a guess
until it's not.
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And because you didn't wait for it
to be made by someone else,
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you can make it something better.
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Together."