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Clips from Suburbia

"Thanks a lot."
Suburbia
"Sure. Where are you going?"
Suburbia
"To the end of the highway."
Suburbia
"You are not running away from home, are you?"
Suburbia
"Did you hear me?"
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"Mummy..."
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"Hi, mom! Any more groceries out in the car?"
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"No, couldn't afford any more groceries."
Suburbia
"How come you're so late?"
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"Stopped by for a couple of drinks with someone from work."
Suburbia
"Any objections? -No, I was just wondering..."
Suburbia
"Evan!!! -What? Don't scream like that."
Suburbia
"I marked this label, you know. -You did what?"
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"I said I marked it."
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"And now not the hell of a lot left in where I marked."
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"Well, I didn't drink it. -You're lying to me."
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"I swear to god, it must have been you. -Breathe on me."
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"Come on... -Come on! Breathe on me!"
Suburbia
"God damn you! I told you to throw out this trash this morning."
Suburbia
"Wait, mom, I forgot, I'm sorry."
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"Sorry? Don't tell me to cool it. God damn it!"
Suburbia
"I don't wanna work all day so you could sit on your ass and read comic books."
Suburbia
"You make me sick when you look like that."
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"It's your father in you. Makes me sick..."
Suburbia
"Well, that's not my fault."
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"I didn't choose him to be my father, you did."
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"Yeah, and that was the biggest mistake I ever made."
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"Where are you going?"
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"I'm going away for a while. Mom's having a hard time right now."
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"But I don't want you to go anywhere. -It's ok, and it's for the best."
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"She'll be better when she has one kid to take care of."
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"You understand."
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"But where are you gonna go? -I don't know. I'll find somewhere."
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"Just don't worry about it. I'll call you up some time, ok?"
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"SUBURBIA"
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"Now, what's this guy? -Get a job."
Suburbia
"Come on. Have some fucking fun. Move up."
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"Come on, you've got some money there! -I spent it all on this..."
Suburbia
"Now, remember, watch the floor."
Suburbia
"Speedily follow down their clashes by [...]"
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"so bouncers know where the trouble is. Okay?"
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"Hey, get going out of there!"
Suburbia
"Hey, what about some drugs?"
Suburbia
"Black triangles, man. They are fucking excellent, I'm telling you."
Suburbia
"OK, if you change your mind, I'm here."
Suburbia
"I think I'd like to fuck your brains out."
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"What? -I said I think I'd like to fuck your brains out."
Suburbia
"Oh you would, huh? Yeah, but it doesn't look like you have any."
Suburbia
"Hey, cut it off! Hey, leave her alone! Come on you homos!"
Suburbia
"Perfect example of punk rock aggressiveness."
Suburbia
"Gonna get this club closed down or something before..."
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"You, guys, have minds this big."
Suburbia
"All right, listen up, now get off!"
Suburbia
"[...] turn that spot off, stupid! And I'll give her goddamn clothes back!"
Suburbia
"And you guys wanna hear more music you give her clothes back right now, suckers!"
Suburbia
"Attention, please! Don't [...] and give her clothes back!"
Suburbia
"All right, that's, fine, show's over."
Suburbia
"You guys are blowing your own city now."
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"Fuck you!"
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"That's fucking typical."
Suburbia
"All right, give them the muzak."
Suburbia
"Come on, kid, on your feet. Party's over."
Suburbia
"You're such a fucking bitch. You're so stupid, I swear that."
Suburbia
"Get out."
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"And don't kick my car, pig! -You call that a car?"
Suburbia
"What a total asshole!"
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"Hey, kid, pretty fucked up, huh? -Aha."
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"Get up. Need a lift home?"
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"I can't go home. -Can't sleep on the grass."
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"The snails will crawl on your face. Come on."
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"What's your name? -Jack."
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"Jack?"
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"Yeah, Jack Diddley."
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"Looks like it's starting to rain."
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"No, that's just the acid rain"
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"that comes down every night about this time."
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"Oh, yeah?"
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"Did you hear of a guy named Joe Schmo? -Nope, never."
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"Well, his old man's a homo and he can't stand living with him anymore,"
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"so we're gonna go to pick him up and take him out to the T.R. house, ok?"
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"What's T.R. house?"
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"It's one of those houses out by the 605."
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"County bought them up years ago"
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"and just left then sitting there all boarded up and rotting."
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"A bunch of us live in one of them."
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"It's pretty trashed but it's free. Are you up for it?"
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"It's not like I have anywhere else to go."
Suburbia
"Keep going, fuckers."
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"My old man's a cop. He's my stepdad."
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"My real father died in Vietnam and mom got married again."
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"God, your stepdad's a cop. -Yeah, that's not the worst of it though."
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"He's black. -Black? God! What a drag!"
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"Yeah, he came over to T.R. one time to check it out."
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"Told everyone he was my father."
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"They laughed him right outta the door."
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"Parents are so lame."
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"What's that? -My mom's diary. Listen to this."
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"May 10th, 1968. Dear diary, Mark and I are gonna be very happy here."
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"The air is clear, skies are blue, and all the houses are brand new and beautiful."
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"They call it "suburbia" and that word's perfect"
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"because it's a combination of the words "suburb" and "utopia"."
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"They didn't realize it would be the slum of the future."
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"I'm sure with Mark's job at Lockheed"
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"I'll never have to work again."
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"Huh, you wish..."
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"Oh, and by the way, diary, we want to have a child soon."
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"Suburbia is a great place for children."
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"And if it's a boy we're gonna name him Evan Mark Johnson."
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"You know, sometimes I wish she would have had an abortion."
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"Oh, yeah? They were illegal in those days."
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"Hand me one of those bottles, will you?"
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"I hate buses."
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"Hi, ya. Joe here? -Hello, Jack."
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"Where's Joe? -In his bedroom."
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"See if you can wake him up. I gave up three hours ago."
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"Dad, I thought I told you to leave that alone."
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"Oh, it's you... What's going on?"
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"Moving out again, hey, Joe? Don't I even get a good-bye this time?"
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"Later days."
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"Hey, look at those dogs over there."
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