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proceeding. Open the

4:28

doors. Exit now. Yes?

4:30

Which Which religion did you

4:33

say you're a clergyman of? clergyman

4:35

of? I didn't. Thank you for

4:37

your cooperation. Well, that

4:39

for your cooperation. Ah, shut up, we're

4:42

all thinking it. It shows

4:44

some respect. a man

4:46

was a hero. shut up,

4:48

we're all thinking it. Show some respect,

4:50

that man was a hero. Haven't you just

4:52

said it doesn't take a genius to

4:54

commit suicide? Yeah, I was talking about suicide

4:56

attacks. Well, it's true that

4:58

it doesn't take a a to blow

5:00

yourself up in the enemy capital. From

5:02

a tactical standpoint, it's far from irrational.

5:04

far from irrational. warfare, the likes

5:06

of which we saw on Dirty Friday. on Dirty

5:08

That's what that's what anyone acumen would

5:11

recommend in a room without cameras

5:13

or microphones. cameras killing civilians a

5:15

war crime? If you lose, crime? If

5:17

it is. it is. Either

5:19

way, dishonorable. Honor a concept

5:21

brought about by the by

5:24

the victors. is when a knight

5:26

with a sword in full a sword

5:28

in peasants armed with sticks to

5:30

fight him with one in the

5:32

name of one by one in you

5:34

hear someone talk about honor, you

5:36

ask yourself talk it a mask

5:39

for? what is it a mask a mask. ain't

5:41

a It's a shield. a shield. A man's

5:43

got stand up for himself. himself.

5:45

people know know gonna go after

5:47

their family, they'll think twice before

5:49

going after yours. twice what should

5:51

we do then? After killing what

5:54

million people. killing two million Don't

5:56

worry, worry. I'm sure sure the peace summit

5:58

will yield a fair resolution. What

6:00

fucking summit? Did

6:02

you miss the part where I was cut short

6:04

and we were taken hostage? That's what I'm saying. -

6:07

I'm certain our leaders are trying to find

6:09

a way to get us out and resume

6:11

talks as we speak. Ha! Have you met

6:13

our leaders? The only thing they're

6:15

discussing right now is how to neutralize

6:17

our captors, even if it means taking us

6:19

with them. They'd never do that. What? bomb

6:22

something indiscriminately? If referring to

6:24

our bombing, it was

6:26

the opposite of indiscriminate. of It

6:28

was tactical, very

6:30

precise. precise, surgical. Even?

6:33

Well, it did blow up a lot of of

6:35

nurses veterinarians, teachers,

6:37

firefighters, astronauts. What,

6:39

fucking astronauts don't even of

6:41

them don't even have a fucking

6:44

driver's license I'm counting those who

6:46

had wanted to become astronauts when

6:48

they when up. Yeah, please not

6:50

this innocent children card want to to know

6:52

how many of those kids would

6:54

have become astronauts, huh? huh?

6:56

Zero. Now, how many of them how many

6:58

of them would have become enemy fighters? what what

7:00

we did, I'm pretty sure all of them.

7:02

Well, good thing thing that's not happening then, then, it?

7:05

isn't it? Look, I won't pretend I

7:07

know what the solution is, but I

7:09

do know that stopping the killing of

7:11

infants would make a great first step. A

7:13

A first step to what? Well, sooner or

7:15

later, or later we need to reconcile.

7:17

You can't reconcile if you've never

7:19

been together to begin with. with. Who has

7:21

even left to reconcile with their

7:23

ghosts? with their You know what we did. we

7:25

didn't do anything they wouldn't have done to us

7:28

had they been given the chance. to us had they

7:30

been greatest crime Our been

7:32

crime has them. them. Need

7:34

I remind you, you, they detonated

7:36

their bomb first. first. what they

7:38

detonated on on Friday Friday, a is

7:40

generous. It It was a source

7:42

capsule extracted from an old an

7:45

old machine and strapped onto a

7:47

pickup truck with duct tape

7:49

and prayers. truck with duct tape and

7:51

on the other hand, was

7:53

a the other hand, was a 200 megaton

7:55

satellite turned the area into

7:57

glass. area into which makes

7:59

us. us. guilty party. Guilty of what? of

8:02

what? Competence? equating our

8:04

our and their bomb. Okay?

8:06

Their bomb is is dirty and perfidious

8:08

and cruel and savage and that

8:10

is and that is they're like and

8:12

how they fight like It's nothing

8:14

like our beautiful It's nothing like our in

8:16

an instant all that is vicious and

8:19

wicked an the face of this good that is

8:21

and wicked. wicked. like

8:23

women and children. Guess what? You You

8:25

can't endanger other people's families

8:27

and then expect safety for

8:29

yours! for yours. people, even even listen

8:31

to all the Did all the inclusion

8:34

initiatives cook your fucking

8:36

brain Are you implying

8:38

that opposing that opposing killing innocence

8:40

no There are no here! There

8:43

are only aggressors and and

8:45

aggressors. I I think we could all

8:47

could all benefit from

8:49

practicing non -confrontational communication. After

8:51

all, there are plenty of people on the other

8:54

side who never took part in any atrocities. took

8:56

part in Declaration of Human Rights

8:58

says these individuals have the

9:00

right to return. Yeah, they have

9:02

the right to suck my

9:04

dick. return. Yeah, they now you're just

9:06

being offensive. You know what? I'm

9:08

okay with being offensive. You I'm not

9:10

okay with with offensive. What I'm not

9:13

okay born here! I was Yeah,

9:15

why do you think I don't live here?

9:17

here? Did you miss decades

9:19

of attacks on our people, our

9:21

borders, our very borders, our very Now

9:24

you speak of speak of honor,

9:26

of reconciliation, of justice. Where

9:28

was the justice when we suffered? when we

9:31

Where was the the honor when they

9:33

they entered my parent's house. house and

9:35

when they stripped my mother naked mother as

9:37

they search for weapons that weren't there. that

9:40

weren't there? my father

9:42

was beaten was he dared

9:44

to file a complaint, to file

9:46

complaints and... And now... were suddenly supposed

9:48

to practice restraint. restraint.

9:51

years of being persecuted and

9:53

exploited and humiliated now,

9:55

now is time for for temperance?

9:58

You don't want to recognize.

10:00

because you're good? because You

10:02

want it because you're scared. You want it

10:04

because scared your hands are

10:06

weak and because you don't want

10:09

them to get dirty weak and I'm

10:11

not scared. don't want them not

10:13

scared of Well I'm not

10:15

scared. I'm not You think I'm afraid

10:17

of death? You think I'm

10:19

afraid of many times.

10:21

many, many times. died when

10:24

they they imprison my my

10:26

uncle. I died. they they our

10:28

our banned our books.

10:30

I our when they cut

10:32

down my cut down my grandfather's

10:35

olive tree. For too long, too

10:37

long, on the losing have been

10:39

on the losing side

10:41

of history. to choose between

10:43

people have to choose between people

10:45

feeling hate for me and feeling

10:47

sorry for me then by God I

10:49

choose hatred. I choose I'd rather

10:51

be held in I'd rather

10:53

be held in contempt. thoughts and thoughts

10:56

thoughts and prayers. Funny

10:59

enough, that's exactly why I don't want to be

11:01

in... your prayers want to be in

11:03

your prayers. Girl, all the All the

11:05

angels in heaven hold a free arena concert

11:07

for you. and it still wouldn't be

11:09

enough. and it still wouldn't be

11:11

enough. What's happening? He hit me,

11:13

he me, he ma 'am, what are

11:16

you doing? I didn't do anything. you

11:18

doing? I didn't me. That crazy

11:20

bitch attacked me! is

11:22

this commotion? Nothing, just

11:24

some internal All

11:26

good good here. you said

11:28

you were were civilized people. We are.

11:31

we are. We're are very

11:33

civilized. Just turn off the gas! Just turn gas! are

11:35

a hallmark of the democratic process. are

11:38

a hallmark of the democratic

11:40

process. It been done. done. Have

11:43

you made your choice? he has kind of

11:45

made it of made it for us.

11:47

The policeman! Yeah, police! Why, I didn't do I

11:50

didn't do anything wrong! Is it

11:52

necessary to turn the gas on

11:54

again? No. the I am certain

11:56

the reality of the situation will

11:58

soon become apparent to my my... enforcing

12:00

colleague here. So this

12:02

is how it's going to play,

12:05

huh? is how it's going

12:07

to play, huh? want to All

12:09

right. you good people want to disturb

12:11

you good people and your

12:13

non -confrontational communication. know what? I'll leave

12:15

you with know what, I'll

12:17

leave you with this that fucking cleric

12:20

that certain there's an I'm certain

12:22

there's an afterlife. you're the And

12:24

if you're the kind of that

12:26

end up in in heaven, then

12:28

I'm fine with hell. Fuck

12:32

that light! Proceed through the

12:34

door. you for your

12:36

cooperation. Okay, maybe you for

12:38

your this whole thing wrong. Like there's

12:40

a right way to start a thing

12:42

like this? There's always an maybe we started this

12:44

whole thing wrong like there's a right way

12:47

to start a thing like this There's

12:49

always an optimal play. You don't judge

12:51

a trader when the market is good. You

12:53

judge him when the market is down. fuck does

12:55

our great. But what the fuck does our

12:57

situation have to do with the stock market?

12:59

Well, a a stock market is fundamentally a way

13:01

to make bets, including bets on the outcome

13:03

of other people's bets and bets on the

13:05

outcome of those bets. of Naturally, this complexity

13:07

creates a lot of exploitable opportunities, but you

13:09

won't find them if you take things of

13:11

face value. if you What you need is to

13:13

learn to chase hidden value. hidden right now, right a

13:15

lot of information hidden. from us. hidden

13:17

from us. Like what? starters, taking taking our

13:19

word that there are other rooms. rooms.

13:21

For all we know, we're the

13:24

only ones here. here. And as such, much more

13:26

more valuable than they're letting on.

13:28

on. Valuable? They're going through us faster than queen queen,

13:30

coupons. Are they now? All we All we

13:32

know is they're taking us out of

13:34

this room. I mean, I mean, we've got

13:36

no idea what happens outside. Well, I'm I'm

13:38

pretty sure they're not assembling a cricket

13:40

team. Here's what we what know. First, we

13:42

kicked out guy who didn't speak English,

13:45

meaning no one had any idea what's

13:47

happening. idea Then the cleric volunteered to

13:49

go, and then the policeman practically disqualified

13:51

him. . . . practically almost

13:53

as if leaving the room is

13:55

better than staying inside. better than staying

13:57

what are you So what are you saying? if? if?

14:00

What if the only one who will

14:02

actually get killed is whoever remains

14:05

the last one here? But,

14:08

why? Maybe

14:10

it's a test. I mean, it

14:12

to reason that the last person in

14:14

the room is the most conniving

14:16

one. Maybe that's the message of this

14:18

whole trial. If you

14:20

so certain of your theory, why don't

14:22

you simply walk away too? Because it's

14:25

not a theory. It's a

14:27

bet. Or

14:30

trap. What?

14:32

Why you telling us this? After

14:35

all, if you've really found hidden value,

14:37

it's no longer hidden when you say

14:40

it out loud. Because I'm not fighting

14:42

against you. Our real enemy,

14:44

our only enemy, is whoever's behind these

14:46

doors. That's the other thing you learn

14:48

when you play the market. You're not

14:50

fighting against everyone else, because guess what?

14:52

If you crash the economy, you find

14:54

yourself in the middle of a crashed

14:56

economy as well. Says the person who

14:58

crashed the economy of an entire country. I

15:01

think we should listen to the man. Maybe

15:03

our best chance of getting out here alive. We

15:05

You're not getting out of this room alive. I

15:08

am truly sorry to impart this

15:10

news to you. But we need

15:13

to start accepting this fact. Our

15:15

options as a group are limited

15:17

until we start adjusting to this

15:19

new reality. Tell

15:21

me. why are you

15:23

here? Well, there

15:25

was this banquet. I don't mean

15:27

how you ended up here.

15:29

I mean, why are you here?

15:34

Like, metaphysically? Like, what's the meaning of

15:36

life when here? The answer to

15:38

the question, what's the meaning of

15:40

life changes depending on the context? It's

15:42

like going up to a chess

15:44

grandmaster and asking him, what's the best

15:47

move? It's simply not the right

15:49

question. So, Which

15:51

one is? What

15:53

is the meaning? of

15:56

death? I

15:58

I don't even understand. Like I said,

16:00

I said. will die. You will die. of

16:03

us will die. fantasy of

16:05

being die deathbed with the popular

16:07

fantasy of being surrounded on

16:09

a deathbed with loved ones

16:11

is just that die alone in their apartments

16:13

of people will either die

16:15

alone in their apartments nice

16:17

in institutions, perhaps maybe a

16:19

nice retirement home if you're

16:21

lucky perhaps an overcrowded hospital

16:23

hallway if you're not in all these

16:25

in all these cases your

16:27

death will barely be registered.

16:29

A passing glance from a

16:31

nurse between two games a nurse

16:33

between two you a today's

16:35

ordeal, but for what? What

16:38

did you accomplish? What

16:40

did you what did

16:42

your death accomplish? Each

16:45

of us only gets one

16:47

death. And we can we can

16:49

use it either to die

16:51

in 30 years for nothing,

16:54

or we can die today

16:56

for something. for something. So what are you are

16:58

you suggesting? There's

17:00

still six of us in here. us in here.

17:02

And And instead of going to

17:04

to the knife one by one by one like

17:07

Mr. here once is to do. here wants

17:09

us to should do precisely the opposite.

17:11

the what's that? what's we storm those

17:13

doors the next time they open,

17:15

we might have a chance for

17:17

a breach. we might have a chance for a breach.

17:19

Blind and armless? That's your brilliant plan? Sure.

17:22

If we If we choose to fight

17:24

our situation might get worse. However,

17:26

if we choose not to fight,

17:28

our situation will get worse. I'm not

17:30

going not going to pretend it's the most

17:32

appealing move. appealing move, it's

17:35

the the best move. I just hope everyone appreciates the

17:37

irony of us storming out of a prison

17:39

when it's precisely what we're denying others. what for

17:41

the love of Ah, man. How do you

17:43

always seem to find a way to excuse

17:45

what they're doing? a way to know. How do you

17:47

always find a way to excuse what we're

17:49

doing? you always find you missed

17:51

our assassinations of journalists? missed our assassinations

17:54

the removal of the Prime Minister of Norway? the

17:56

removal of a nuclear

17:58

bomb? Dropping a nuclear bomb? sake,

18:00

we need to stop treating our sins

18:02

like our a sins like it's a went through.

18:04

we went It's just Like, it's just a fad. that

18:06

crazy thing we did, burning did, burning and

18:08

poisoning their orchards. poisoning their orchards. Oh, should

18:10

just get over it. get over it.

18:12

be bygones after all. And if

18:15

they won't, if they they won't, if they can't,

18:17

well, They're the the ones. ones.

18:19

Look, reasonable use violence.

18:21

use violence. mean like planning to use

18:23

it now? We don't have an

18:25

alternative. use it now. We're They, on the other

18:27

hand, had plenty of options before Dirty Friday. now.

18:29

Oh, you you mean like when they were blocking

18:31

roads? roads? when they

18:34

were on were strikes? strikes? when

18:36

some of them lit themselves

18:38

on fire? on fire? They were nonviolent

18:40

for a long time and what good

18:42

did that do them? did that do

18:44

then? we did was take a bite and

18:46

then another bite a another bite and kept

18:48

pushing little by little seeing just how

18:50

far we can go pushing, little

18:52

by what we found out. just how

18:54

far we can go. Well, we

18:56

found out. Your little little

18:59

Samsung again? Yep. Well, you need you need

19:01

that stuff anyway. Because I don't have

19:03

a pancreas. How come you don't have

19:05

a don't have a I got stabbed in

19:07

it. I got stabbed in it. One of

19:09

them? one of ours. of ours. A

19:11

a right of return hardliner. I raised a pointed

19:13

subject and he responded with a

19:15

pointed object. I'm sorry to hear that.

19:17

It's fine, hear I survived, fine. I rather

19:20

I'll keep surviving as long as

19:22

I've got my end. I'll keep surviving.

19:24

As long as I'll is surviving. Where's my

19:26

insulin? What do you mean? you

19:29

mean? I mean your is missing my calm

19:31

down. Are you sure you haven't

19:33

dropped sure course. I'm sure it? Of

19:35

never I'm leave my pocket let it leave

19:37

MY pocket! Where's my insulin? Shit! What is

19:39

is this commotion? stole my stole

19:41

my thought you said you were thought

19:43

you said you were DNA

19:45

sequenced we're while you sequenced insulin

19:47

while you boneheads apparently

19:50

don't even know how to

19:52

install a a light bulb! irrelevant.

19:54

The important question is, is if

19:56

your cellmate survive without insulin

19:58

- NO! No! I - in my

20:00

insulin now! In In that case, the

20:02

you are the next one to

20:04

go. no use to us serve no use to

20:06

us need to leave the Therefore, you need

20:08

to leave the room, your own. Ah, able

20:11

to do so on your own. Uh,

20:13

the creepy voice has a point.

20:15

It absolutely does them Seriously? one You're gonna

20:17

let them take it one of us,

20:19

just because it doesn't happen to

20:21

be you personally, you you fucking coward!

20:23

Look, as our unlucky friend just said

20:25

himself, we've got no idea what

20:27

happens outside the cell. But we do

20:29

know that, without the we do know that without

20:31

have a corpse inside we'll cell

20:33

and how does that benefit how does that

20:35

We need to stop thinking about

20:37

what benefits anyone benefits thinking about

20:40

what thinking about what got to do the

20:42

right thing here. do the right thing here.

20:44

the right thing isn't the right

20:46

thing to do. right right do. He's right. He's

20:50

right. Without Without my insulin,

20:53

I'm just gonna be a dead

20:55

body. Is this fucking

20:57

thing thing doesn't cease to

21:00

remind me! me? Look,

21:04

I know my know my

21:07

views may be unpopular

21:09

here, but we can't let can't

21:11

let our cloud It's possible

21:13

to possible to condemn

21:15

commiserate. And if I relate And if I

21:17

relate with the predicament of our enemies,

21:19

our because they and I have something

21:21

in common. and I have that? in

21:24

common. And what's that? I will

21:26

not be a victim. And if

21:28

you Do you want to kick me kick me out? Be

21:31

my guest. But

21:33

I'm gonna go out

21:36

speaking my

21:38

mind. Not yours.

21:40

This This conversation serves

21:43

no purpose anymore. no

21:45

purpose the

21:47

door immediately Proceed to

21:50

the door immediately.

21:53

Oh! The light! Um... I'm

21:55

gonna gonna leave now. now.

21:57

But... before I go.

22:01

I also have a theory

22:03

of what happens after we

22:06

die. Which one? All the

22:08

people you meet in the

22:11

afterlife are you. And they

22:13

behave just the way you

22:16

did while you were alive.

22:18

That there is heaven or

22:21

hell. Thank you for your

22:23

cooperation. Well,

22:25

there'll certainly be some celebrations on

22:27

the streets of Iceland tonight. Shut

22:30

the fuck up! Relax, man. It's

22:32

a joke. Humor is a coping

22:35

strategy. I'm coping. This is not

22:37

a laughing mother. Who took the

22:39

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