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00:00I acknowledge that henceforth my access to my memories will be spatially dictated.
00:09I will be unable to access outside recollections whilst on Lumen's severed basement floor,
00:15nor retain work memories upon my ascent.
00:19I am aware that this alteration is comprehensive and irreversible.
00:27I make these statements freely.
00:30Okay.
00:31That's a wrap.
00:37Come with me, please.
00:45So your work personage will be waking in a few hours on the severed floor, but the next
00:49time you yourself will be sentient will be this evening in the elevator back up.
00:53Okay.
00:54The elevator has a handrail at hip level if you feel dizzy.
00:58Oh, man.
01:01I love seeing the sunrise on his face.
01:06You know he used to drink three raw eggs and milk each morning?
01:09I've heard.
01:11His favorite breakfast.
01:13We'll get you prepped in here.
01:15Good morning, Lawrence.
01:16Morning.
01:17They say it doesn't hurt.
01:47Just relax.
02:08Little vibration now.
02:47I'll be upstairs after to let you know how it went.
02:52Sorry if I freak out on you a little.
02:55Don't worry.
02:57I'm very excited to meet you.
03:17Smile.
03:41Hi, Allie.
03:43Oh, what's happening?
03:44Great to see you.
03:46Your orientation's been so much fun.
03:51Where am I?
03:52OK, so sometimes when a new hire is adjusting
03:56to a severed space, we help by bringing them here
03:58to the stairwell to experience the transition viscerally.
04:01Oh, no.
04:02I'm trying to leave?
04:03No, no.
04:05It's all part of the process.
04:06If you want to spin around and head back in,
04:08that should be that.
04:09OK.
04:13Hey, there.
04:17What the hell?
04:19It's OK.
04:21Not a problem.
04:23Want to give it another shot?
04:24Maybe with a little oomph?
04:31Hey, I'm at the stairwell.
04:35It's going fair.
04:38No, it's just that I'm going to call you back.
04:45Wow.
04:49You're an inquisitive one.
04:51I don't want to be in there, do I?
04:52You're learning that you do.
04:55Hey, when we heard you were coming here,
04:57it was like a miracle.
04:59It's amazing what you're doing.
05:08Hey, old timer.
05:26One day down.
05:38One day up.
06:38One day down.
07:08One day up.
07:38One day up.
08:08One day up.
08:39Hey.
08:40Hey.
08:41So it's tomorrow now?
08:43Uh, yeah.
08:45Well, it's Monday.
08:48A weekend just happened.
08:49Yeah.
08:50I don't even feel like I left.
08:51Yeah, that's how nights and weekends feel here.
08:55Like nothing.
08:56Well, you get used to it.
08:57I mean, I find it helps to focus on the effects of sleep
09:00since we don't actually get to experience it.
09:02You may feel rejuvenated or better.
09:06You may feel rejuvenated or happy.
09:09Less tense in the shoulders.
09:11Spry.
09:14So it's 9.05.
09:16Yeah, they stagger the entries too
09:18so we don't meet on the outside.
09:19It's important, apparently.
09:23So I guess we're not friends.
09:27Guess not.
09:32My current file's called Tumwater,
09:34started some 11 weeks back.
09:36Tumwater, all one word.
09:37Should I be taking notes?
09:39Nope.
09:40I've got it 96% sorted, which means
09:42I've earned four of the five-tier incentives,
09:44including the erasers and the finger
09:47traps that you see displayed here.
09:49100% is tier five.
09:51That gets you a caricature portrait.
09:53You'll note I've accrued an embarrassment
09:55of wealth in that regard.
09:57Wow.
09:57Correct.
09:58Each one of these, finish file in the can.
10:01So that's the highest award?
10:03Percentage-wise, yes.
10:04But if we hit our numbers by quarters end,
10:06one of us gets named refiner of the quarter,
10:08and that shit gets you a waffle party.
10:11I'm sorry, a waffle party?
10:12OK, hazards on, eager lemur.
10:14I'm a deadlock for that.
10:15There's quarters, so don't get your hopes up.
10:20What about Mark's crystal head cube?
10:23That's not a prize.
10:23That's just something they gave him.
10:25Ellie, could you flip on this console?
10:34OK.
10:48Excuse me.
10:48Mm-hmm.
10:56Mark, sorry to interrupt.
10:57I know you were training.
10:58Ellie, I just noticed you removed the group
11:00photos from the desks.
11:02Yeah, we're going to take the new ones
11:03at Ellie's party today.
11:06Oh.
11:08OK, this is the Sienna file.
11:12Now, all the data you see falls into one
11:14of four essential categories.
11:17And we group each line of code and then
11:19sort it evenly between five digital buckets.
11:24Howdy.
11:25Just poke around first.
11:26Use the arrows.
11:27I do think the old photos are supposed
11:29to stay on the desk until the new ones come in.
11:40Right.
11:41Should this mean something to me?
11:43No.
11:43No, all the data comes from upstairs fully encoded.
11:47Then how do I categorize it?
11:51What?
11:53Each category of numbers presents in such an order
11:57as to elicit an emotional response in the refiner.
12:02So cat one numbers, for example, feel a certain way on site.
12:07They'll be sort of disconcerting, scary.
12:10Scary.
12:11I know.
12:13My job is to scroll through this spreadsheet
12:14and look for numbers that are scary.
12:16Sounds dumb, and Mark said it dumb.
12:20Are the numbers bloody?
12:21Do they chant?
12:22Doesn't make sense till you see it,
12:23and it takes a while to see.
12:25Hey, Mark, I just printed out the passage of the handbook
12:27on changing out group photos.
12:29Just might be good to peruse when you're between things.
12:33Sorry.
12:37Am I trapped here?
12:41In what way?
12:42Like, if it turns out I hate this and I want to quit,
12:45is that an option?
12:46Look, if you're really unhappy, you
12:49can submit a resignation request with your outside self
12:52for review.
12:53And good luck getting that approved.
12:55They do tend to be rejected.
12:57Plus, you know.
13:01What?
13:03Well, since this perceptual version of you
13:06only exists at Lumen, quitting would effectively
13:10end your life.
13:11I mean, in fact, you could quit.
13:13And quitting would effectively end your life.
13:15I mean, in so much as you've come to know it.
13:19Hello, refiners.
13:20Ooh, sweet, melon bar.
13:23Hi, Mr. Milchak.
13:24Helly.
13:26Welcome.
13:27I'm agog at how well I can tell you're already fitting in.
13:31The office feels whole.
13:34Now.
13:36Let's get this party started.
13:44Well, my name is Irving, as you all know.
13:47And I've worked here for three years.
13:49And something about me is that I know all nine
13:53core Lumen principles.
13:54Awesome.
13:56What's your favorite?
14:00All nine.
14:02But today, I think I'd say cheer.
14:06Great.
14:11Oh, oh.
14:12No trust fall today, Irving.
14:14Oh.
14:16Right.
14:17Ah.
14:26No.
14:27No.
14:35Hello.
14:36I'm Helly.
14:37I've been at Lumen for like 10 hours total.
14:41And I'm sorry.
14:44I don't know anything about myself.
14:47I'm sure you do, Helly.
14:50I really don't.
14:52I guess I went home last night.
14:54But I don't know if home is a house or an apartment
14:56or if I live with a family.
14:57I like to think my Audi lives on like a riverboat.
15:02I'm sorry.
15:02Audis are?
15:03They're us on the outside.
15:06You saw yours yesterday in the video.
15:08Right.
15:09I actually have a few things to say to her.
15:10Can I record something back?
15:14So what you'll find here is that communication between selves
15:17is pretty curtailed.
15:18So what if I write her a note?
15:20Well, fortunately, the elevators
15:21are equipped with something called code detectors.
15:25So messages can't be passed through.
15:27They're like metal detectors for written symbols.
15:30Lumen original, apparently.
15:32That's right.
15:33Sure.
15:34OK, well, what if I?
15:35I don't think you're quite getting the game here, Helly.
15:38May I?
15:42Guys, this is Helly.
15:44She's 30 years old.
15:45She's allergic to almonds and has weak enamel.
15:48At 5' 6", she's the fourth tallest person in your office.
15:52And her hair is what we call shoulder length.
15:55And seeing her here with you all,
15:57I'd say she most definitely has a family.
16:01Aw.
16:05Oh.
16:06Well.
16:07Well, that's a lot to follow.
16:09So I'll just say that I'm Mark.
16:12Been with Lumen about two years.
16:14And I absolutely love this game.
16:19Ah, nice try, pal.
16:21But you said that last time.
16:25Fair enough.
16:26Well, I, um, I broke protocol this morning.
16:40I was dusting the old group photos, the ones with Petey.
16:43And it just made me feel sad.
16:51And, I guess, worried that I won't be
16:55able to run MDR like he did.
16:57That tracks.
16:58I have similar worries.
17:00So I took them from the cubicles
17:04and put them in the storage closet,
17:06which we're not supposed to do.
17:10I recall this.
17:11I objected.
17:16Thank you for telling me, Mark.
17:19I actually find your reaction sweet.
17:21Though, it is puzzling you have an outburst like this
17:24for Petey and not for, say, Carol D.
17:29But we knew Carol D. was leaving beforehand.
17:32I mean, how do you film the thank you?
17:35Petey was just gone.
17:38And, I mean, I don't know if he's got some new job
17:44I mean, I don't know if he's got some new job
17:47or drunk on a beach or dead.
17:51That's enough, please.
18:02I think this is a good time to remind ourselves
18:05that things like deaths happen outside of here.
18:09Not here.
18:13Life at Lumen is protected from such things.
18:17And I think a great potential response to that
18:20from all of you is gratitude.
18:31I also think that melon isn't getting any tastier.
18:43I also think that melon isn't getting any tastier.
18:46I also think that melon isn't getting any tastier.
19:09Hey, sorry I derailed your game.
19:12I already had, but then, yeah, you made it way worse.
19:18So how are you going to figure out if Petey's okay?
19:21Oh, I think Milchik was pretty clear.
19:24You're just done asking about your best friend
19:26because our babysitter told you to stop?
19:30Yeah, Milchik's a nice man.
19:32And when he says something, it's best to listen.
19:35I don't care.
19:36Because he can't always be nice like that.
19:38Okay, refiners.
19:41Let's take this new group photo
19:43before the melon bloat sets in.
19:56At last.
20:00All right.
20:02Great big smiles.
20:04Remember, you're going to be looking at this every day.
20:07Say gratitude.
20:09Say cheer.
20:11Cheer.
20:17Heli, what are you doing?
20:19Oh, I just think I'm not going to work here anymore.
20:22Sorry.
20:23What do you mean?
20:25I quit.
20:27I don't want to do the file sorting thing
20:29or the never seeing the sun thing
20:31or the disappearing friends thing.
20:33I just don't want any of it.
20:35We told you, there's code detectors.
20:38Frankly, it sounds made up.
20:47Heli?
20:51Heli!
21:05Please, do something!
21:08Come on.
21:21Mr. Greener?
21:26Come on out.
21:33What have we got here?
21:38Perhaps you better come with me.
21:40Mr. Greener?
21:42Hey.
21:44See, you found my wayward trainee.
21:48Appreciate your help, sir, as always.
21:53The note.
21:55So, this is embarrassing,
21:57but it's my first time training
21:59and I must have just forgotten
22:01to go over data smuggling rules with Heli.
22:03Oh, sorry.
22:05This is Heli.
22:08Mr. Greener?
22:10Yeah.
22:12Yeah, so,
22:14if Heli tripped the code detectors,
22:16that one's on me
22:18and I apologize for that, sir.
22:20Earnestly.
22:22Big department chief now, Marques.
22:28On you, then.
22:30Let's go.
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23:38Mark?
23:44So, you're a doula?
23:46A midwife, actually.
23:50How many deliveries have you,
23:52um, seen?
23:54Oh, uh...
23:58Over 300.
24:00I see.
24:02Oh, uh...
24:04Over 300?
24:06This is mostly back in Montana.
24:08Wow.
24:10That's, uh, so cool.
24:12That's such a high amount.
24:14Yeah.
24:16We get, uh, two a day.
24:18Depending.
24:21Hmm.
24:29So, is it, like,
24:3110 a week, like,
24:33in five-day workweek, or...?
24:35Yeah, or so.
24:37Are you vetting me for your sister?
24:39No, no, you seem great.
24:41I'm kidding.
24:43I know.
24:53So...
24:55Lumen.
24:57Yeah.
24:59Like, half this town.
25:01And half of me.
25:03That was a joke.
25:05It was funny.
25:07Yeah.
25:09I'm in the archives division,
25:11sort of a corporate historian, apparently.
25:13Mm.
25:15It's a lot of sensitive material, hence the...
25:17So, you don't know...
25:19Who you work with, or what you do, or...
25:21Or anything.
25:23Yeah, that's the idea.
25:25What if he's not gonna know?
25:27Can't sneak notes.
25:29So...
25:31Like, you could have a girlfriend at Lumen and not know it.
25:33And if you met someone out here,
25:35you wouldn't know it in there.
25:37Like, you could get married and have kids
25:39and just forget they exist for eight hours every day
25:41for your whole life.
25:43That doesn't mess with your head?
25:46I think, for some people,
25:48it's the point.
25:54So, as a local,
25:56this just feels like a reasonable temperature to you?
25:58Well, technically, I'm from Gaines.
26:00And...
26:02You're one to talk.
26:04Isn't Minnesota, like, crazy cold
26:06with the lakes?
26:08Yes.
26:10Minnesota was very cold the one time I visited
26:12from my home in Montana.
26:15Oh, so...
26:17So those are different places.
26:19Uh-huh.
26:21So do you live in Lumen Housing?
26:23You make it sound like dorms.
26:25No, I just meant that there's, like...
26:27I live in Baird Creek.
26:29And, yes, they happen to be subsidized
26:31by the company that employs me.
26:33Excuse me, do you have a moment
26:35for Children's Brain Health?
26:37Oh, nice.
26:39A W and C's after that.
26:41Who?
26:43The Whole Mind Collective.
26:45They're great.
26:47Uh, excuse me, do you have a moment
26:49for Children's Brain Health?
26:51You folks have a moment for Children's Brain Health?
26:53We do.
26:55Great. We're trying to get a measure on the ballot
26:57to keep megacorporations like Lumen
26:59from continuing to force legalized severance
27:01on our state.
27:03They're forcing it now?
27:05That's what they're lobbying for.
27:07And Jane Egan is trying to sever...
27:09Okay, well, what about the self-mutilating types
27:12I also heard that if you're severed
27:14you go to two separate hells.
27:16Is that true?
27:18Hey, man, you want to benefit off forced labor.
27:20That's up to you.
27:22Hey, man, forced labor?
27:24Fucking really?
27:26Yeah.
27:28Okay, so people can just, like, self-imprison.
27:30Are you captive right now?
27:32No, seriously, because your past self
27:34chose to walk you down here
27:36to be an infantilizing prick to people.
27:38Severance is subjugation, asshole.
27:40Oh, that's nice language for...
27:42What are you, 12?
27:44Are you 12 years old?
27:46Are you even in high school yet?
27:48Okay.
27:50Uh, come on.
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28:21Mrs. Selvik.
28:23Peace Offering.
28:25Are we fighting?
28:27I was thinking about those damn bins.
28:30Oh, well, that is so not necessary, but very kind.
28:38Here, why don't you come in?
28:39I have milk.
28:42Why, thank you.
28:45I'm experimenting with chamomile,
28:48so no hard feelings if you get.
28:50Oh, I'm sure I won't.
28:52Ah, still waiting for that third bulb to revive itself?
28:58Oh, yeah, keep forgetting to change that.
29:01Mm, my, you smell nice.
29:03Were you on a date?
29:05Uh, sort of.
29:07My sister set me up with like her doula,
29:10or midwife, didn't really feel like anything.
29:15Oh.
29:20Oh, let's see here.
29:29Mm.
29:32Wow.
29:34These are magic.
29:35Oh.
29:39My late husband was a carpenter,
29:41and before he passed, he said he would start
29:44building us a house in the hereafter.
29:48And there would be a small guest apartment in the back,
29:52in case I found a new man before I got there.
30:00So sweet.
30:03Yes, he even drew blueprints, which I keep in my purse.
30:12Well, come by the shop, okay?
30:14I'll give you a mugwort bath bomb.
30:16That'll make you sleep like a ragdoll.
30:19I'll try to get down there.
30:21Good night, Mrs. Selvig.
30:22Good night.
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31:19Huh?
31:20Huh?
31:21Huh?
31:22Huh?
31:24What?
31:27What?
31:28Nothing.
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34:44The erasers are mostly decorative,
34:46since we don't have pencils.
34:48Finger trap is fun as long as you know how to use it safely,
34:50but it's really more about what they represent,
34:52how far you got in the file.
34:54Yeah, but why don't we always finish the files?
34:56Because it only keeps so long.
34:58We finish on average one in five files before they expire,
35:01which is better than it used to be
35:03before Mark's freshman week of work.
35:05It's a freshman flub.
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36:05No!
36:07Irving.
36:11I'm... I'm sorry.
36:13Irving.
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37:17We'll deduct the time you spent dozing
37:19from your outie's paycheck.
37:21What will be harder to fix, Irving,
37:23is Mai and Miss Cobell's trust in you.
37:25I'm so sorry, sir. I'm just so sorry.
37:28Look, no one is hankering to throw you in the break room.
37:31We'll do a wellness check with Miss Casey
37:33and go from there, all right?
37:35Thank you, Mr. Milchak.
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37:59Nothing scary yet.
38:09Oh, God, a four.
38:11Don't fuck around.
38:13I told you, you'll understand when you see it,
38:15so just be patient.
38:17What even are these numbers?
38:19Like, do we even know what we're supposedly cleaning?
38:23My theory?
38:25The sea.
38:29The sea?
38:31Yeah. Think about it.
38:33Okay, if our outies are out there severing their brains,
38:36shit must have gotten pretty bad.
38:38Famine, plagues, et cetera.
38:40So what is a desperate humanity to do?
38:45Populate the sea?
38:47Populate the sea.
38:49But first, they got to send probes down to the sea
38:51to clean up all the deadly eels and shit,
38:53because we can't cohabitate with that.
38:55So we send the probes down,
38:57they send us the data coded,
38:59we sense what's eels,
39:01and then we tell the probes what to blow up.
39:07This is the leading theory?
39:11Now, Irv thinks we're cutting swear words out of movies.
39:16But what is it?
39:18Like, what are we actually working on down there?
39:23I don't know.
39:25I thought without severance it would make more sense,
39:28but they separate us from the other departments.
39:32We don't even know how many there are.
39:38But I've been reintegrated for two weeks now.
39:41I've been mapping out the floor.
39:55I hid the original for you when I left.
40:12I'm sorry.
40:22You okay?
40:31Sorry.
40:33Reintegration sickness.
40:37Never heard of that one.
40:39It's some of the first dipshit that's ever had it.
40:42Plus, living in a coal dust greenhouse isn't hell,
40:45but I can't go home.
40:49Okay, so what is it that happens down there that's so bad?
40:57There's this room.
41:05We go in there when we don't act right.
41:09What is it?
41:16What is it?
41:24I'm afraid you're not sorry.
41:27Please.
41:29I truly am. I'm sorry.
41:31Please read the statement again.
41:34Forgive me for the harm I have caused this world.
41:38None may atone for my actions but me,
41:41and only in me shall their stain live on.
41:44I am thankful to have been caught,
41:46my fall cut short by those with wizened hands.
41:51All I can be is sorry, and that is all that I am.
41:56I'm afraid you don't mean it.
41:58Again, please.
42:02Forgive me for the harm I have caused this world.
42:08None may atone for my actions but me.
42:15The fuck is that?
42:18That's the break room.
42:39Hmm.
42:53Oh, I'm sorry.
42:55I'm sorry, sir. I didn't think anybody was out here.
42:59I'm coming out for my session.
43:01I was just going in.
43:03I was admiring the art while I wait.
43:07That piece hung in the perpetuity wing for many years.
43:11I know. It broke my heart when they took it down.
43:14It's better here. It's calming.
43:20I'm Irving, macro data refinement.
43:23Are you a department head?
43:25Well, optics and design.
43:27A two-person department, so barely.
43:30So this is your work, hmm?
43:32We don't paint them. We do hang them.
43:35I love that you did the Ambrose cycle in the team building space last quarter.
43:40I've never seen it.
43:43It's rare to meet a sophisticate.
43:46Most people only think of O&D when new handbook totes come in.
43:51Well, I love those, too.
43:53Yeah?
43:55There's new ones coming next month.
43:58Best design yet, in my view.
44:00Oh, wow.
44:02Well, that's all I'll be thinking about until then.
44:05Irving?
44:33Yeah.
44:45All right, Irving.
44:48What I'd like to do is share with you some facts about your Audi.
44:53Because your Audi is an exemplary person,
44:57these facts should be very pleasing.
45:01Relax your body and be open to the facts.
45:05Try to enjoy each equally.
45:10These facts are not to be shared outside this room.
45:14But for now, they're yours to enjoy.
45:23Your Audi is generous.
45:28Your Audi is fond of music and owns many records.
45:33Your Audi is a friend to children and to the elderly and the insane.
45:41Your Audi is strong and helps someone lift a heavy object.
45:47Your Audi attends many dances and is popular among the other attendees.
45:55Your Audi likes films and owns a machine that can play them.
46:03Your Audi is splendid and can swim gracefully and well.
46:10I'm sorry.
46:12Please try to enjoy each fact equally
46:15and not show preference for any over the others.
46:19That's 10 points off. You have 90 points remaining.
46:22Please don't speak.
46:31Your Audi won a game two weeks ago.
46:35Your Audi values water.
46:39A photo of your Audi with a trophy was once in a newspaper.
46:45Your Audi has no fear of muggers or knaves.
46:52Your Audi likes the sound of radar.
46:57Your Audi is skilled at kissing and lovemaking.
47:05I'm sorry. Please don't respond to any specific fact.
47:09That's 10 points off.
47:11I was just...
47:12Please don't speak further,
47:14or all remaining points will be deducted and the wellness session will end.
47:35Okay.
47:52Is it just the elevators?
47:54What?
47:55Or the code detectors? Or is it the stairwells, too?
47:57Jesus. Stairwells, too. Why?
47:59No one accepts the resignations.
48:01What makes you think they're being delivered at all?
48:03You gotta let the info-smuggling notion go.
48:05Okay, but how good are the scanners?
48:07Like, what if you wrote the letters funky, like one of those robot tests?
48:10Hi, kids. What's for dinner?
48:12Nope.
48:13How was wellness?
48:14Great. Very restorative.
48:16I met the O&D department.
48:18Great. Very restorative.
48:20I met the O&D department head.
48:22Bert? I've met that guy. He's a fuck.
48:24You didn't tell him where we are, did you?
48:26Bert's not a fuck, and no.
48:28I'm asking for the safety of this department.
48:30I don't need to tell you.
48:31That's a myth, and don't pretend you care about this department.
48:34You just want your waffle party.
48:35Oh, beg fucking pardon.
48:37We're supposed to like the perks,
48:39and all in Lumen's care shall revel in the bounty of the incentive sperm.
48:42Don't pervert a handbook passage to me, okay?
48:45Don't do it.
48:46Hey, guys.
48:47Lumen has been good to us, and it is fact...
48:49Guys?
48:58That.
49:00Yep.
49:02Why is it a...
49:03You okay? Just fence off the bad data like I showed you.
49:06Can you see the perimeter?
49:17And bin it.
49:31Boom. Fucking refined.
49:33All right, Helly. Hip-hip.
49:35It was scary.
49:37The numbers were scary.
49:48Here's the couch.
49:50I'll find you a sleeping bag.
49:52And you can use the shower.
49:55What?
49:56What are you trying to say?
50:03Thanks for doing this, Mark.
50:05Well, I figured my work self would be pissed if I let you sleep in here.
50:09I'm sorry.
50:10I'm sorry.
50:11I'm sorry.
50:12I'm sorry.
50:13I'm sorry.
50:14I'm sorry.
50:15My work self would be pissed if I let you sleep in a greenhouse.
50:24Lights on the left.
50:46You okay in there?
50:48Yeah.
50:49Yeah, I'm good.
51:15Fuck.
51:45Fuck.
52:09You okay?
52:16Daydream
52:18I fell asleep amid the flowers
52:21For a couple of hours
52:24On a beautiful day
52:29Daydream
52:31I dream of you amid the flowers
52:34For a couple of hours
52:37Such a beautiful day
52:42I dream a dirty dream of you, baby
52:46You're crawling from the bathroom floor
52:49You're floating around the room and you're naked
52:52Then you're flying down the bedroom door
52:55I dream a dirty dream
53:01I dream a dirty dream
53:11I dream a dirty dream