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The part worth quoting.
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Tomas14:22Right, and that is the part everyone quotes back at us afterwards. Nobody mentions the half hour we rehearsed, or the three takes before it.
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Mara14:09We cut the first twenty minutes entirely, because the room was still filling up and you can hear every chair.
Tomas14:22Right, and that is the part everyone quotes back at us afterwards.
Mara14:38Which is the argument for cutting it, not for recording less.
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they remember the one sentence that came out wrong
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What did we decide about the intro?
You agreed to cut it, keep recording the full session, and pull a short clip from the middle instead. Mara made the case twice.
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