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Speaker 1: Hey, wake up and you need to sleep good. You

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did great because you are in charge of putting up pretend.

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Come on, don't be like that.

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Speaker 2: No.

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Speaker 1: Besides, I trust you more with it than I do myself.

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You know, one of the two of us, I think

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you know that you are going to be the more

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successful one. Come on, yeah, huh re remember the last

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time we were up here?

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Speaker 2: Mm hmm.

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Speaker 1: It was junior or yeah, come on, you don't remember

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the single most memorable time in our friendship?

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Speaker 2: Uh?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that one was a big blue shop around h Yeah,

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that's what we're gonna be sharing. M hm. No, it's

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not the biggest size we had. I think too more sizes.

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I just didn't want to take up all the space

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in the trunk. Get going, mm hmm. I have to

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boss around the other people so that we can all

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get together so tonight we can have that nice relaxing bonfire.

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Mhm perfect.

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Speaker 2: Mm hmm.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, we'll talk later. M hm. We should get

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a really good spot for us.

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Speaker 2: Uh huh m hm.

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Speaker 1: Now go choose you Okay, so you have all the

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free correct mm h m hm. Uh Lillian, yeah, you

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and your boyfriend already set up what ever you think

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m hm. Okay, do you mind going to help Kristen? Yeah,

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she's never set up at ten before. M hm no,

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thank you so much. M okay.

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Speaker 2: Mm hmm.

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Speaker 1: Okay, so yeah that done? Then do you forget that

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at all?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 1: By you already done setting up the tent. Look you go. See,

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I told you we're going to be so much faster

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than me to help be.

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Speaker 2: Mm hmm.

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Speaker 1: Uh yeah, no, we pretty much are all done here.

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We have a tent and a half. I think the

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reason I'm saying I have is because Kristina is kind

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of struggling. She never went on any of the field

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jobs or anything, so I didn't really expect her to

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be that well versed in campaign. Okay, totally, okay, Yeah,

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I think you're can put them on the clipboard for

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a minute, which you haven't mind. You wanted to go

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for a walk? Yeah sure, Uh let me just Lillian, Yeah,

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could you take over a little bit. Mm hmm. I'm

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gonna just have a little work around, nothing like that.

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I just want to send some time with them. M yeah. Thanks.

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Uh here, yeah, the clipboard and that's everything else you

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have to do.

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Speaker 2: Mhm.

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Speaker 1: Come on, I trust you don't disappoint me. Yeah, I'll

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get you leader. Okay, I'm good, let's go. Oh what

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mm hmmm, No, I just really missed being in nature,

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I guess. Yeah. I mean you know I moved eight

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mm hmmm, well the area. I live in a super

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super city, so you really don't get to have any

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nice green open space. Of course, we have parks, but

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they're different, and I mean usually they're still smacked up

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in the middle of the city, so exactly completely rowns

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the immersion. Now, I know you had something you wanted

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to talk to me about. You never won for hiking

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early if I remember, come on, tell me, mm hmmm

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the conversation in the car. I remember it? Did I

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mean that? I mean, obviously, I'm really happy we actually

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you're going to be sharing a tent. Not for any

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salacious reasons, it's just a really I don't know one

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at the quality time with you. Yeah, I just think,

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I don't know, after so long, it would be nice

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to just have private time with you again. Am on.

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There's nothing new in our friendship. Yeah, I mean every

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since I've known you, you've been at each other's houses,

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playing video games or board games or honestly pulling prings

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on your poor parents. You were such a bad kid.

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You were.

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Speaker 2: No.

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Speaker 1: I just remember we got shrunk that one night and

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came home. Yeah, I've never seen your parents so bad.

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M h Besides, your house had the fast garage hangout

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mm hmm. Yeah, I'm glad you remember that just as

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funny as I do. You want me to be honest

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about that question night, Well, I truthfully thought you were

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going to, Uh, I thought you were going to kind

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of just forget all about me and our friendship. I

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wouldn't have blamed you, and honestly, I kind of prepared

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myself for it. I mean, out of everyone that I've

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lost touch with, Yeah, the first one he's actually remembered

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anything that happened in our childhood. Yes, even promenade. I'm

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assuming you remember that. I was really hoping maybe you

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forgot that part. Oh God, please don't say that. I mean,

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I guess we were both in a weird space in

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our heads, but I am glad that I at least

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gave my first kiss to my best friend. Yeah. I mean,

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obviously we're not best friends right now, but I would

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like to change that. Yeah, I had kind of still

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Do I have that question you can I admit that

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so easily? I don't know. I guess that's just what

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maturity does to you. No, you would have asked me

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to say that in high school, I would have fell

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out of window.

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Speaker 2: No.

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Speaker 1: I was so shy back then. I know, my top

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exterior kind of led you to believe other wise. But

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anything mashi gushy feelings, I would have totally been a

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blushing mess. Yeah, but it looks like you are the

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blushing must now.

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Speaker 2: Mm hmmm.

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Speaker 1: I think it's cute. Yeah, I mean, I can't lie

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that I have a crush on you know, but when

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we were younger, it kind of just developed over time,

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and those crushes tend to stick around a lot longer.

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Come on, you were a little library nerd. Yeah, every

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book or I don't know, Manoa or movie we watched

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Friends Celebs was your favorite troupe? Look I remember this. Yeah,

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this is where you pushed me into the stream. Come on,

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let's get closer to it. M No, I'm not gonna

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get back at you. I just really.

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Speaker 2: Like it. Your well.

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Speaker 1: I think I've then eve gotta be honest with my feelings.

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I want you to be honest with me. I am

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already aware you had a crush on me for a

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couple of years in high school. But do you still

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maybe harbor anything less than platonic for me? If you're

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unsure about it, I completely understand. I kind of jumped

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this on you last minute, or I guess not last minute,

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but out of the blue. That's not the correct expression.

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You know, always been horrible at those. Yeah, if you

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don't have an answer for me right now, that's completely

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understandable as well. No, totally. We can pike this conversation

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up later if you want. No, it's not going to

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make things awkward. I help. You literally saw me in

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some very compromising scenarios. I think if we can make

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it past those, we can make it past the conversation.

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Come on, I think they're going to be having the

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fun very soon. Mm hmm you no, Lilian and her

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boyfriend all the good marshmallows. Mhm. I distinctly remember you

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were along there, so you really have no right to

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say that. Whatever. Come on, pick up the face. I

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think I'm gonna call it an eight guys. Yeah, I

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am very very exhausted for everything. Mm hm. No, we're

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hiking up the mound, Spira hm with that we're without

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you guys as hangovers? Can I remember everything? Okay? I

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don't want to wake up and have the horse burned down.

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I trust you the most. Mm hmm. No, don't worry

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about coming into the tently. I'm a really heavy sleeper

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mm hmm. Thanks, stay out and I have as much

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funny as you went. Mm nye mm hm m. Hey,

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no you didn't make me up. I wasn't really sleeping anyways.

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You have an answer for me? Okay, this really couldn't

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wait until more.

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Speaker 2: Mm hmm.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, h h.

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Speaker 2: M m.

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Speaker 1: M. I guess you don't feel m platanically about me,

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then no fur this thing from that.

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Speaker 2: Mm hmm.

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Speaker 1: Come on, my sleeping bag is pretty cold. Help me

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up with it. H