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Hi, and welcome back to
another episode of Television Educative.

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Tonight, I will show you
how dreams are prepared.

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People think it's a very simple
and easy process...

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...but it's a bit more
complicated than that.

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As you can see, a very delicate combination
of complex ingredients is the key.

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First, we put in some random thoughts.

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And then we add a little bit
of reminiscences of the day...

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...mixed with some memories
from the past.

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That's for two people.

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Love, friendships, relationships,
and all those "ships"...

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...together with songs you heard
during the day...

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...things you saw and also...personal.

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okay. okay, I think it's one.

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There it goes. yes. yes.

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okay, we have to run.

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I'm talking quietly to not
wake myself up.

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I'm with my dad.

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Yes, Dad. I remember.
My father was there.

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It's nice to see him healthy
and normal again.

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I almost forgot how he looked.

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Handsome, no?

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Oh, yeah, oh yeah, we're in a concert.

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A Duke Ellington concert.
Yes, my man, Duke Ellington.

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And the band starts to play.
Bass, drums and all.

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It's amazing, they got this super swing.

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And the Duke enters the stage.

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He's radiant, in a glowing white tuxedo.

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Dad, this is not Duke Ellington,
but Duck Ellington.

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This is a dream.

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I'm sorry, Dad, but you're dead.

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You've lost the battle to cancer.

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No, no. I cried so hard.

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I could feel my tears forming
two rivers under my eyes.

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In dreams, emotions are overwhelming.

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Come in, action two.
Can you complete the mission?

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Ski?.

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-English very well.
-oh, good, good.

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-yes, picture one is a duck.
-Me too.

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Am I not supposed to design
the new calendar collection?.

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No, no, I'm afraid not.

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Because my mother,
she told me this was a creative job.

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This doesn't look creative at all.

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you know,
I think there's a misunderstanding.

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Can I see?.

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-Sure.
-Yeah?.

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This is nice.

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yeah, not bad, eh?.

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I'll tell you what.

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Take the portfolio and
let's talk to the big boss here, okay?.

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The collection is crap anyway.

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welcome in this palace, Stephane.

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Stephane is a great artist
with a foreign accent.

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He'd like to suggest something.

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what about the ski weekend?.
Did you put him on the list?.

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You see, Stephane, it's very, very important
to stimulate the team spirit.

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Martine.

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You should show him your work, okay?.
Be brave, Stephane.

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well, it's still a bit of a work in progress.

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I've done 1 2 paintings for a calendar.

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Hello, ladies and gentlemen,
this is your captain speaking.

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we will be reaching Paris' Charles de Gaulle
in 6 hours and 45 minutes.

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Please enjoy the flight,
fasten your seat belts...

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...and if you have any questions,
please don't hesitate to:.

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The pilot will never finish the sentence.

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Flight 800, on July 1 7th, 1 996...

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...disappears from the sky.

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Spraying its 230 passengers
all over the North Atlantic.

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The whole world is in shock.

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Quiet morning,
like any other morning.

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A huge earthquake
rattles the center of the town.

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Each month has its own
most infamous disaster event...

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...engraved in the collective memory.

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It's a concept I've been trying to
work on and developing.

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It's called disasterology.

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Stephane, you are not serious.

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oh, I am very serious.

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It's the customer that needs
a little bit of a sense of humor.

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My customers don't have
any sense of humor.

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They want puppies, trucks,
flowers or nudes. That's all.

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Come on, Guy, show him his work.
It's getting late now.

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Come on, Stephane, let's go.

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you shave with a cracker?.

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oh, you little asshole!

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Sorry, no. No, no, no.
I need a break. No, no, no.

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No, no, I need a little break.
Serge, I need a little break.

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Guy, just a tiny one.

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La pampa is in Argentina, you idiot!

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what about yucatan, Palenque, Kerala?.

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Get out.

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Come in, action two.
Can you complete the mission?

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Come in, action two.
Can you complete the mission?

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Come in, action two.
Can you complete the mission?

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Come in, action two.
Can you complete the mission?

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Come in, action two.
Can you complete the mission?

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Come in, action two.
Can you complete the mission?

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It's 7::30.

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Hello?.

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Are you trying to mock me on the air?.

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A creative job,
Is that what you call it?.

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No, Mam-- Mama. Mama!

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Excuse me for this interruption.

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yeah, that's my father.

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P.S.R. :

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Parallel synchronized randomness.

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An interesting brain rarity
and our subject for today.

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Two people walk in opposite directions
at the same time...

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...and then they make the same decision
at the same time.

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Then they correct it,
and then they correct it...

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...and then they correct it
and then they correct it....

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Basically, in a mathematical world...

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...these two little guys will
stay looped for the end of time.

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The brain is the most complex thing
in the universe...

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...and it's right behind the nose.

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Fascinating!

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I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry about this.

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Stay calm.

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I think that's just that they are
renovating the studio right behind here.

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-you are Spanish, no?.
-No.

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-No?.
-I'm from Mexico.

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But my mother is French.

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Yeah, I just came here because
my father died of cancer.

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okay. You know,
that looks pretty bad.

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You think I have to go
to the hospital?.

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Beause it's not looking that good....

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Good stuff for you.

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okay?.

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-It's strong.
-It's mint. It's mint.

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-yeah, I feel it working already.
-yeah?. Okay.

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-So, what's your name?.
-Stephane.

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Stephane?. Stephanie.

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Stephane, Stephanie.
Stephanie, Stephane.

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Click-clack, catch, match.
She has no boyfriend.

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-And you?. You...?.
-Zoe.

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You know,
Stephanie is a talented composer.

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-you should hear what she makes.
-That's bullshit. I never play it.

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You know, a pretty girl with talent,
that deserves to be mentioned.

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yeah.

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And what's your job?.

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I'm a promotional calendar
maquettiste. Yeah, it's--

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That's typical from Sylvain.

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He asks you to help and then
he lets you do all the work.

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I am sorry.

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So what does it mean exactly,
promotional calendar maquettist?.

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Maquettiste. It's--
I don't know.

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I don't know. It's really boring, actually.

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But I mean, there's one profession
I really wanna pursue...

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...which is inventor.

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-lnventing what?.
-well, I can show you.

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I have some glasses...

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...where you can see real life in 3-D.

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Isn't life already in 3-D?.

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No-- yeah, but--

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Come on, I mean,
Do you wanna-- Do you wanna try it?.

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This, for example:

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Look, look, look.

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-lt works, no?.
-yeah, yeah.

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You know Pulfrich, the guy who
discovered the 3-D effect?.

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He had only one eye.

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And that makes him, like, the Beethoven
of the stereo, you know?.

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And what do you girls do?.
Are you students or work?.

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-No, we're--
-No, we're creative executives.

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we're going to concerts
and we find bands to sign.

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To sign what?.

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oh, she means that we're working
in music.

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what company?.

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Aristotle.

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Like, as the turtle, no?.

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No, no, no.
Like the philosopher. you know?.

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I'm gonna go.

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How do you know Sylvain?.

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-Sylvain?.
-Yeah.

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-From Mexico. Yeah.