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Annie: Sam, breathe for me. Take deep breathes. Good. Now listen to me. It's gonna go amazing, because you know why? Sam: Why? Annie: Because it has to. You are the voice of our generation. Sam: ...That's a lot of pressure. Annie: Sorry.

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Sam: Hey. Uhm. When I go in there, would you mind keeping an eye on him? Receptionist: What's his name? Sam: Err.. Ask him. He likes to chat.

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Paul Gertmanian: It's tightly-paced, it's funny, engaging characters than sound like real people, but uhm... How to put this? Your protagonist, Alan-- Sam: Alex. Paul: Right. I don't know if you want people to love this guy or hate this guy. He's kind of ambitious, he's kind of mature, he's kind of just kind of. Novels are tricky, Sam. Susan says your short stories are wonderful, but it seems to us that you haven't entirely adapted to the longer form. The novel requires a different kind of commitment than the short story.

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Receptionist: Bye Rasheen! Rasheen: Bye!

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Rasheen: Where are we going? Sam: Toy store. Rasheen: Yes! Sam: Kidding. We're getting you back home and out of my hair. You're not my responsibility.

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Rasheen: I'm thirsty. Sam: Yeah, I know. I'm taking you to the place with the best water in the city.

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