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“I remember he had the white boots, the white mask, with kind of like a red beak.”
2:50
“I remember he had the white boots, the white mask, with kind of like a red beak.”
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“I think I could have done another 31 years.”
2:08
“I think I could have done another 31 years.”
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“Everything was so quiet like somebody had shut the volume control off on the world.”
2:32
“Everything was so quiet like somebody had shut the volume control off on the world.”
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“My parents were sharecroppers, working the land, working the tobacco, pulling the little bloom that comes off so there’d be more leaves…”
2:40
“My parents were sharecroppers, working the land, working the tobacco, pulling the little bloom that comes off so there’d be more leaves…”
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“Ice cream has given me a name, like a Ted Williams or a Babe Ruth or a Larry Bird.”
2:51
“Ice cream has given me a name, like a Ted Williams or a Babe Ruth or a Larry Bird.”
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"When you and I communicate with each other, we can do it by beats."
3:10
"When you and I communicate with each other, we can do it by beats."
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“I just never been in a situation — complete strangers helping each other.”
3:10
“I just never been in a situation — complete strangers helping each other.”
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“I remember him shaking my hand and, as he let go, somebody shot him.”
3:24
“I remember him shaking my hand and, as he let go, somebody shot him.”
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“I feel like he’s not looked at as a hero because his wounds weren’t immediate and they weren’t physical.”
3:29
“I feel like he’s not looked at as a hero because his wounds weren’t immediate and they weren’t physical.”
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“I remember thinking that if I had a magic wand this is where I would use it.”
2:31
“I remember thinking that if I had a magic wand this is where I would use it.”
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“I could always hear Matt’s tractor coming down the road.”
3:55
“I could always hear Matt’s tractor coming down the road.”
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“When I heard the music, I wanted to do it.”
1:55
“When I heard the music, I wanted to do it.”
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"When he closed his eyes he would see the bombs."
2:34
"When he closed his eyes he would see the bombs."
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"I don’t know what I’d do without you. Because I cannot stand being alone."
2:01
"I don’t know what I’d do without you. Because I cannot stand being alone."
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“I was embarrassed that you drove a taxicab. But not anymore.”
2:58
“I was embarrassed that you drove a taxicab. But not anymore.”
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“When I did get back home, my son didn’t recognize me.”
3:01
“When I did get back home, my son didn’t recognize me.”
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“The dream is free, but the hustle is sold separately.”
1:50
“The dream is free, but the hustle is sold separately.”
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“My earliest memory is when you came to the first-grade classroom to dissect cow hearts.”
2:41
“My earliest memory is when you came to the first-grade classroom to dissect cow hearts.”
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"I always wonder about the person's mother — she saw him first and I saw him last."
2:21
"I always wonder about the person's mother — she saw him first and I saw him last."
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“You were coming toward me with blood on your hands, going, ‘It’s okay. It’s okay.’”
3:11
“You were coming toward me with blood on your hands, going, ‘It’s okay. It’s okay.’”
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