these things. apparently, all hell was breaking loose in those restaurants. there were jeremiah said, there are people out to get me, and there were people out to get him. he never talked about it. all of that was churning, festering inside of him. mark: to go out in that dining room every single night and face your worst demons is amazing. ruth: he i think created his own doom. michael: maybe it s for the best that he shed all of that over time. uh, if he s content, i certainly hope he s content with it. i m not sure. mario: it is always with dismay when i see that jere s not on the scene right now. the cautionary tale, of course, is, or the lesson, is you have to keep working. you must keep doing something or you will just eventually fade away. anthony: you know, j.d. salinger, did he ever write another book?
anthony: you know, j.d. salinger, did he ever write another book? really? it largely explains his immortality. there will always be peoe reading catcher in the rye. if he d written some really crappy book that let everybody down 30 years later, um i see nothing wrong with walking down the beach for the rest of my life with people wondering what it might ve been like if i d come back. gregg: whether that s all that s left to life for jeremiah, i don t know. i hope not. mark: it was him against the [ bleep ] world. still is. it still is him against the [ bleep ] world. jeremiah: the only escape is change. let the flesh grow old, crumble. what are my great expectations and what have i done?
you must keep doing something or you will just eventually fade away. anthony: you know, j.d. salinger, did he ever write another book? really? it largely explains his immortality. there will always be people reading catcher in the rye. if he d written some really crappy book that let everybody down 30 years later, um i see nothing wrong with walking down the beach for the rest of my life with people wondering what it might ve been like if i d come back. gregg: whether that s all that s left to life for jeremiah, i don t know. i hope not. mark: it was him against the [ bleep ] world. still is. it still is him against the [ bleep ] world. jeremiah: the only escape is change.
is, or the lesson, is you have to keep working. you must keep doing something or you will just eventually fade away. anthony: you know, j.d. salinger, did he ever write another book? really? it largely explains his immortality. there will always be people reading catcher in the rye. if he d written some really crappy book that let everybody down 30 years later, um i see nothing wrong with walking down the beach for the rest of my life with people wondering what it might ve been like if i d come back. gregg: whether that s all that s left to life for jeremiah, i don t know. i hope not. mark: it was him against the [ bleep ] world. still is. it still is him against the [ bleep ] world.
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