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Clips from The Guardian (2006)

"Where's your better half?"
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"She decided to stay home."
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"- Oh. - Work stuff."
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"Yeah. Winter in Kodiak. Let me see, winter in Louisiana."
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"- Stop. - And she decided to stay home."
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"Well, it's a good thing we got a full bottle and half the night."
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"Yes, we do."
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"Ooh. Check it out. She's staring at you."
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"- That girl is not staring at me. - Did you just point at her?"
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"- Did she see you point? - I don't know."
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"Now you gotta talk to her. You gotta go make a move."
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"- Yeah. - I... I can't."
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"- You want to jump out of helicopters... - You're talking to me."
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"- ...but you can't talk to a girl? - That's what I was telling you."
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"All right, look. I'm gonna help you out here."
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"I'll show you how it's done."
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"Pick out the hottest girl in here, I'll take her home."
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"Oh, gosh."
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"- No, how about I will find the girl? - Here he goes now."
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"All right."
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"- Okey-doke. - Who you thinking?"
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"Make sure she's hot."
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"- Where are you looking? - Ok. At the bar, uh..."
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"Two o'clock."
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"- Oh. Yes. - That's a good one."
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"- That one? - Yeah, that one."
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"A hundred bucks says she shuts you down in less than a minute."
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"That looks like a bet to me, Jake."
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"All right."
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"All right. A hundred bucks says I close in less than a minute."
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"Oh. Absolutely."
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"- A little liquor. - Hats off, man."
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"- Tick-tock, tick-tock. - The clock starts when I talk to her."
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"- Fine. - This is gonna be embarrassing."
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"- All right, buddy. - What do you think?"
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"- Think he's gonna do it? - No."
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"Evening, ma'am. Can I buy you a drink?"
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"You don't know what you're missing."
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"You sure you wanna go with that one?"
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"That's your top of the line, A-game material?"
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"See, the way I see it, you got two choices here."
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"Walk away from me,"
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"or walk out of here with me and split the cash."
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"Cash? What cash?"
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"The money you bet your friends you could pick me up."
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"- See, that makes me nervous. - She's shutting him down."
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"How much time you got left?"
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"- About 20 seconds. - Shall we?"
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"- Oh, my God. - No way."
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"It looks like they're leaving together."
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"- Unbelievable. - How'd he do that?"
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"- I'm impressed. - I'm impressed."
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"There's a bar outside your base called Maggie's. You know it?"
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"Meet me there next Friday around eight?"
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"- You got a name? - Yeah. Don't forget my money."
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"You got a middle name?"
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"You do realize I can't go back in there?"
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"This is the sound of death knocking."
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"SAR alarms and sleep deprivation are part..."
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"Where the hell are they?"
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"Because you still have the ability to think. Say it."
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"The decisions you make during this stage"
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"are gonna determine whether you live or die."
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"There a reason you're not breathing, Goldfish?"
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"Huh?"
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"Is there a reason why you're not breathing?"
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"I don't know anyone who can stay alive"
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"without breathing for 15 minutes, Senior Chief."
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"Are you a coroner?"
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"Because pronouncing people dead is not part of our job description."
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"Not from the cabin to the tarmac. We never stop."
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"- Aye, aye, Senior Chief. - Understood?"
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"- Yes, Senior Chief. - Ok, Jake. In the pool."
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"- Hodge, you're up. - You're with the dummy."
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"All right, now. Three letters."
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"Three letters will get you people a cup of hot coffee and a blanket."
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"What do you say, Goldfish?"
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"I'm actually not that cold anymore, Senior Chief."
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"You're not cold anymore because blood is moving from your..."
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"...outer extremities to your heart. That's why your arms won't work."
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"You can plan on spending roughly 60 percent of your career"
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"in a mildly hypothermic state."
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"Senior Chief, may I have a word?"
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"Yes, sir?"
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"Why wasn't I informed of this? We have classrooms."
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"Your assignment is to simply teach the stages of hypothermia."
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"Go ahead."
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"Three letters, people, will get you a..."
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"...hot cup of coffee and a warm blanket."
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"Ooh-rah."
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"This is an oxygen deprivation, anaerobic exercise."
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"You and your partner will push your brick"
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"along the bottom of the pool, down and back."
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"If you need air, you may surface. One breath."
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"Your brick can only move while both of you are touching it."
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"If you both surface, you both fail."
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"This exercise is designed to teach you teamwork."
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"On my whistle, drop your gear into the pool and pair up."
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"I said one breath, Sunkist, let's go."
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"- I can't... I can't. - Come on."
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"I can't. Get your ass out of the pool, let's go."
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"Come on! Lean and rest."
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"You wanna quit, just quit now. I could use those new shoes."
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"Senior Chief, we've got a problem."
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"Somebody's missing."
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"Jesus Christ."
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"That's gotta be a new record. Ooh-rah."
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"I'm so sick of records. Go get him."
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"You think I'm impressed because you can hold your breath, Goldfish?"
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"I wouldn't venture to say what would impress you, Senior Chief."
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"Get him out of the pool. We're done for the day."
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"- Ooh-rah! - Move your ass."
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"- Pop tall, Sunkist. - Out of the pool."
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"I want you right here, class leaders. The rest of you dress down."
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"Right here, let's go."
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"Records."
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"Never stare directly into the flame, people."
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"It will impair your night vision."
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"This is a Mark 58 flare. This is what it looks like."
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"It will light up a 50-foot swath of water,"
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