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mine is not a scientific field

[...] And the truth is my heart is no longer in this type of education. For the new me, it is either barefooted hayseed children from the South or the whole world as my students. This is why I spend my off times scouring junk stores, yard sale bins, and garbage cans, searching for the films of the …

—p.147 Antkind by Charlie Kaufman
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he’d always grab an extra cookie inspo/funny

THE BUS HAS been double-booked. Greyhound offers four dollars off any domestic bus trip for passengers willing to take the following bus, which is at 5:30 P.M. next Thursday or Friday; they’re not certain. No takers, so they implement their “Emergency Lap Plan.” All passengers are weighed and assig…

—p.128 by Charlie Kaufman
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a target of the #MeToo movement (blind edition) inspo/funny

I rose above his arrogance. I would not play his game. He told me he was a filmmaker of sorts. It is all I could do to not laugh in his unformed face. I do not mean to brag but I can detect an artist on sight. It is my version of gaydar (which I also have). Artdar. This is not based on physical app…

—p.116 by Charlie Kaufman
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I rent a rain machine

I settle on the Unsung one but add And Thus the Heart of the World Is Broken. Love, B. Rosenberger Rosenberg. I hire a photographer to document the funeral. I know I’ll be alone there with the hired Baptist minister (Ingo must’ve been a Baptist!) and this will put me in good stead down the road, ce…

—p.90 by Charlie Kaufman
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it was a necessary sacrifice

“There are multitudes of Unseen,” he said.

“Unseen?”

“The ones not seen.”

“I see,” I said.

“In the movie.”

“They’re in the movie?”

“They’re unseen in the movie.”

“So then they’re not in the movie?”

“They’re in it. But the camera is facing away from them. As it is for most of…

—p.86 by Charlie Kaufman