0:00:20.713,0:00:22.256
there is a fifth dimension

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beyond that[br]which is known to man.

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it is a dimension as vast as space

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and as timeless as infinity.

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it is the middle ground[br]between light and shadow,

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between science and superstition,

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and it lies between[br]the pit of man's fears

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and the summit[br]of his knowledge.

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this is the dimension[br]of imagination.

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it is an area which we call[br]the twilight zone.

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her name is nan adams.

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she's 27 years old.

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her occupation, buyer[br]at a new york department store.

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at present on vacation,[br]driving cross-country

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to los angeles, california,[br]from manhattan.

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how fast were you going, miss?

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oh, 60, 65. something like that.

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blow out, skid marks,[br]shou lders like pu dding

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and going 65 miles an hour.

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lady, you're on the side[br]of the angels,

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by rights, you shouldn't[br]have called for a mechanic.

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somebody should have[br]called for a hearse.

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just follow me into town, miss.

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i'll see if i can fix[br]you up with a new tire.

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thank you.

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minor incident on highway 1 1[br]in pennsylvania.

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perhaps to be filed away

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under "accidents[br]you'd walk away from."

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but from this moment on,

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nan adams' companion on a trip[br]to california will be terror.

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her route, fear.

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her destination,[br]quite unknown.

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that's five bucks[br]for the call,

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$22.10 for the tire.[br]the tax, $2.60.

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whole thing comes to $29.70.

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it's cheaper than[br]a funeral, isn't it?

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you can say that again.

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Here you are, miss.

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change from your two 20s.

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checked the other[br]tires for you. they look okay.

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anything wrong?

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no.

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no, nothing's wrong.

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i was just looking[br]at that, uh,

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that hitch hiker.

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what hitchhiker?

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he's gone now.

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guess he got picked up.

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probably.

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it's funny, though.[br]i saw him a little while ago

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while you were changing[br]the tire.

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yeah, he probably got a lift[br]right after we passed him.

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probably.

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thank you very much[br]for all your h elp.

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it's okay, miss.

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have a nice, safe tri p.

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thank you.

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(adams, off) i saw him again[br]50 miles further on,

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and then again on the long,[br]straight stretch through virginia.

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just standing there.[br]not menacing, really.

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if anything, drab,[br]a little mousy.

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just a shabby,[br]silly-looking, scarecrow man.

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i shouldn't even think[br]about him at all, but,

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it's the coincidence[br]of the thing.

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the fact that wherever i go,[br]there he is.

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wherever i stop, i see him.

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no matter how far i travel[br]or how fast i go,

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he's ahead of me.

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i'm on a turnpike now.

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i don't know why it is,[br]but i'm frightened.

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a fear just about as vague[br]as its object.

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maybe it isn't really a fear.

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it's more just[br]a sense of disquiet,

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a feeling that things[br]are a little wrong.

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it's vague because that's[br]what that hitchhiker is.

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he's vague.

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i wonder why it is[br]he's always there.

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i wonder why[br]i can't shake him.

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do you get many[br]hitch hikers around here?

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hitch hikers, here? ooh!

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rare, huh?

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it couldn't be no rare.

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the guy would be a fool[br]h itching a ride on a turnpike.

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look at it. miles and miles[br]straight away,

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and practically no speed limit.

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now, what car is gonna stop and[br]pick up a guy under those conditions?

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would you?

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no. i wou dln't.

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now a guy might get a ride[br]before the turn pike starts.

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you know, maybe[br]by the toll house or something.

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but even then it would be[br]a mighty long ride.

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most cars wouldn't wanna[br]pick up a guy for that long a ride.

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and then, you know,it's kind of[br]lonely country around here.

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flat land, hills, [br]that sort of thing.

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you didn't see anyone[br]hitching, did you?

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no! no, i didn't see[br]anyone like that

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i was just wondering, that's all.

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is something wrong, miss?

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i don't know, i--

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i was--[br]i was just thinking--

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i was just thinking...

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how good it's gonna be [br]to be able to stop driving.

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it's getting so--

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i hate that car.

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you'll have to wait[br]a minute, miss.

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construction ahead.

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all right.

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h eading west?

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no!

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no, i'm not h eading west,[br]i'm sorry.

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i'm not h eading west, i'm just[br]going up the road a little way!

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miss, where are you going?

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(adams, off) now the fear[br]is no longer vague.

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the terror isn't formless.

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it has a form.

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he was beckoning me.

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that thin, gray man[br]in the cheap, shabby suit.

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he was beckoning me.

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he wanted me[br]to start to cross.

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he wanted me to die.

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i know that now.

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i don't know what to do now.

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i don't know if i should turn[br]around and go back to new york

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or go on ahead.

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stabbing little thoughts[br]gouge my brain.

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ugly, frightened thoughts.

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projections of tomorrow[br]and the next day

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driving through plains,[br]driving through the desert,

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unspeakably,[br]nightmarishly alone.

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and i know i'll see him.

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i'll see him at detours,[br]at railroad crossings.

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he'll be looking at me[br]at stoplights.

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i don't know what to do now.

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i don't know what to do.

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i just don't know what to do.

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(adams, off) three days [br]and three nights now of driving

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past tennessee into arkansas.

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three days and three nights.

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stop for food and then drive.

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stop for food and then drive,[br]stop for food--

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and the routine goes on.

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towns go by without names,[br]landscapes without form.

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now it isn't even a trip,[br]it's flight.

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route 80 isn't a highway[br]anymore, it's an escape route.

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so i keep going,[br]conscious of only one thing,

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i've got to get[br]where i'm going

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and i can't let that hitchhiker[br]close in on me.

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(adams, off) on the fourth day,[br]halfway across new mexico

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i took a side road,[br]hoping to lose the hitchhiker.

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at 11:00 at night,[br]the engine stopped,

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and i sit there[br]in the front seat

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refrigerated by fear,[br]out of gas!

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please, somebody!

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please, somebody help me!

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yeah?

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what is it?

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what do you want?

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i'm out of gas.

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my car's down the road

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just a quarter of a mile or so.

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well, come back in the morning,[br]and we'll fix you up.

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please! i can't[br]stay here all night.

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i have to have some gas.

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lady, it must be past midnight.

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it's only a little bit [br]after 1 1 :00.

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well, we close up[br]here at 9:00.

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please!

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i've got to have a can of gas.

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i just can't stay there[br]by myself.

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there's a very[br]suspicious-looking man there.

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what about this man?

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what was he doing?

0:13:06.079,0:13:07.004
well,

0:13:07.489,0:13:10.115
oh, nothing, i--

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i--

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he-- he just stands there

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and i've,

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i've been seeing[br]this man all the time.

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but he just stands there,

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and he doesn't do anything.

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that's nothing to wake a man up

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in the middle of his sleep about.

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well, i think he's[br]trying to rob me, i--

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well, if he does, then you come[br]back here

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and i'll call the sheriff.

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no, please h elp me, please.

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lady?

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yes.

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that's what i am.

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i'm a lady.

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what are you doing[br]out so late?

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you work here?[br]this your place?

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no.

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i ran out of gas.

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i'm just a little bit ways[br]down the road,

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but he won't give me any gas.

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i saw your car.

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you know, you left[br]your keys in it.

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do you live around here?

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no, no, i'm on my[br]way back from leave.

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where you headed?

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back to my ship.

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san diego, that's where she is.

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that's where i'm[br]heading. san diego.

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do you want a ride?

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are you kidding me?

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no, i'm not kidding,[br]i mean it.

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i'll take you all[br]the way to san diego.

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will you drive with me?

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lady, you don't[br]have to ask twice.

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you got yourself a rider, honest.

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i don't have any gas, though.

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we'll fix that up.

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you try the people here?

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the man's in bed.

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let's get him out of bed.

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hey, pop, you got[br]some custom ers out here!

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say, do you mind[br]if i take off my shoes?

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my feet feel like[br]two hot bricks.

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no, go right ahead.

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thanks.

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you know, i keep thinking

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i'll wake up[br]or something.

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middle of the night,[br]no cars, no nothing.

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who do i meet?

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lady who looks[br]like a movie star.

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when i tell the guys[br]on the sh i p,

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do you know what the odds are [br]for even one guy beli eving me?

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i said, "do you know what the odds are[br]for one guy to believe me?"

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i'll write an affidavit.

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we can get[br]a notary to sign it.

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you hitch hike much?

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well, back and forth[br]on leave mostly.

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it's kind of tough[br]in this open country.

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trucks are all right,[br]they'll pick you up.

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but you have[br]trouble with cars.

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you know,[br]most people in cars

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won't pick up[br]hitch hikers at night.

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oh, i suppose not.

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i bet if you got a,

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good pickup and a fast car

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you could go places[br]faster than,

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than, say, anoth er[br]person in another car.

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i suppose.

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well, take me, for instance.

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suppose i'm driving[br]across the country

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at a nice steady clip

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of about, oh,[br]45 miles an hour.

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couldn't a fellow like you

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standing beside the road[br]waiting for a lift

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beat me to town[br]after town,

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provided he got[br]picked up every time

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in a car going about[br]65 to 70 miles an hour?

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couldn't he?

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well, i suppose.

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maybe he could,[br]and maybe he couldn't.

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what difference does it make?

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no difference, really, i,

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just a silly kind[br]of idea i had here

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sitting in the car.

0:17:08.000,0:17:09.000
yeah.

0:17:09.479,0:17:11.855
i guess it's a good way[br]to spend your time, though, huh?

0:17:22.242,0:17:24.035
what's going on?[br]what's the matter?

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did you see that man?

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who?

0:17:26.579,0:17:27.597
you must have seen him.

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the one standing[br]beside the road.

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honey, i didn't see anybody. [br]there was nothing there.

0:17:32.178,0:17:34.254
you trying to run us[br]off the road or something?

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the thin, kind of[br]g ray-looking man?

0:17:37.508,0:17:39.000
i didn't see anybody.

0:17:39.634,0:17:41.536
lady, you must be[br]overtired or something.

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i didn't see nobody-- nothing.

0:17:49.528,0:17:50.521
i saw him.

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look, lady, maybe you'd[br]better let me drive, huh?

0:18:23.029,0:18:25.014
you must have[br]seen him that time.

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uh-uh, i didn't see anybody.

0:18:29.526,0:18:31.227
what were you trying to do?

0:18:31.812,0:18:33.813
i was trying to h it him.

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what?

0:18:35.082,0:18:37.933
that's right, i was[br]trying to hit him.

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i thought maybe if i could kill him,[br]i could make him stop.

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where you going?

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no place in particular.[br]just out of sight.

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i'm going to go anyplace[br]that puts distance

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between me[br]and this automobile.

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please don't go, i just--

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i don't know[br]what came over me--

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don't go.

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look, baby, i'd like to get[br]back to my ship in one piece.

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and driving with you--[br]that is a lousy guarantee[br]i'll ever make it.

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please don't go. i promise i'll drive[br]more carefully now. i promise.

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i'm sorry, lady, i'm sorry.[br]but you'll have to excuse me.

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you can't go, you understand that?[br]you just can't go.

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i'll take you all the way[br]into san diego.

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i'll drive you right[br]to the docks, i promise.

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thanks,

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but no thanks.

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look, i like you.

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i really like you very much,[br]as a matter of fact

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that's why i picked you up--[br]because i liked you.

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i thought[br]that we could be friends,

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and i'd kind of like for you[br]to take me out.

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really.

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please?

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i'm sorry, ma'am.

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no, please. please! look, [br]i know you think i'm out of my mind,

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but i've been seeing this man.

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he's been following me all[br]the way across the country.

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h elp me and just stay with me[br]till i reach the coast.

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please don't go!

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please?

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just give me my shoes.

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now, you listen, honey.

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what you need is[br]a good night's sleep.

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you don't need a boyfriend,[br]just a good night's sleep.

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i'll see you around.

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no!

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don't go!

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don't go...

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(adams, off) now i'm outside[br]of a diner near tucson.

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there's a pay phone outside,[br]and i'm going to call home,

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back to new york.

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put in a call to my mother,

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so i can speak to someone[br]familiar, someone i love,

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someone to bring back[br]reality to me.

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just a voice

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a warm, familiar voice[br]so i won't lose my mind.

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operator, i'd like to make a call[br]to my home in new york city.

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my name is nan adams.

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the telephone number[br]is trafalgar 4 1098.

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hello, mother?

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(woman)[br]this is mrs. adams' residence,

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whom do you wish[br]to speak to, please?

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who's this?

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this is mrs. whitney.

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mrs. whitney?[br]i don't know any mrs. whitney.

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is this trafalgar 41098?

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yes, it is.

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where's my mother?[br]where's mrs. adams?

0:21:45.171,0:21:48.440
she's still in the hospital.[br]a nervous breakdown.

0:21:48.445,0:21:52.870
a nervous breakdown? but there's[br]nothing the matter with my mother.

0:21:52.870,0:21:54.321
what do you mean,[br]a n ervous breakdown?

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well, it's all taken place[br]since the death of her daughter.

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the death of her daughter?

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what do you-- what do you mean,[br]the death of her daughter?

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who's this?

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what number is this?

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it's all been very sudden.

0:22:13.050,0:22:16.077
nan was killed just six days ago

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in an automobile accident[br]in pennsylvania.

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a tire blew out[br]and her car turned over.

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(adams, off) very odd.

0:22:36.006,0:22:38.016
the fear has left me now.

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i'm numb, i have no feeling.

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it's as if someone had pulled[br]out some kind of a plug in me

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and everything, emotion,[br]feeling, fear, has drained out.

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and now i'm a cold shell.

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i'm conscious of things[br]around me now--

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the vast night of arizona,

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the stars that look down[br]from the darkness.

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ahead of me stretch a thousand[br]miles of empty mesa--

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mountains, prairies, desert.

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somewhere among them,[br]he's waiting for me.

0:23:18.507,0:23:21.051
somewhere i'll find out[br]who he is.

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i'll find out.

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i'll find out what he wants.

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but just now,[br]for the first time

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looking out at the night

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i think i know.

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i think i know.

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i believe you're going

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my way?

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(male narrator)[br]nan adams, age 27.

0:24:06.563,0:24:10.442
she was driving to california,[br]to los angeles.

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there was a detour

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through the twilight zone.