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| **OnlineHost** ELIJAH_PRICE sits in a baseball card shop. He is in a wheelchair, a vacant look on his face. | |
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Elijah_Price: Hey, you there? |
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Away message from Dunn: out on a date brb |
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Elijah_Price: It was so obvious. It was this one card that brought it back to me. My 1989 Upper Deck rookie card. |
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Elijah_Price: Your bones don't break. Mine do. That's clear. |
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Elijah_Price: But there was once a time when I hit as many home runs than you do. We were the same. We are connected, you and I. |
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Dunn: back |
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Dunn: So...so I'm as good as you were? |
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Elijah_Price: You're probably better than I was. You didn't have to... |
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Dunn: Have to what? |
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Elijah_Price: It's not important now. What is important, is that you now know who you are. |
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Elijah_Price: It's all right to be afraid, because this part won't be like a baseball card. Real life doesn't fit into small printed pieces of cardboard. |
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