| Sometimes, during long shifts...
we'd hallucinate. |
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| Or you might get hit by a surge... |
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| ...end up blind. |
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| We call the factories "sleep dealers," |
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| because if you work long enough,
you collapse. |
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| But sometimes,
I'd forget where I was. |
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| And everything came back to me. |
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| My home. |
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| The house where I grew up. |
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| In Santa Ana del Rio... Oaxaca, Mexico. |
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| My name is Memo Cruz. |
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| We need water. |
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| And Memo? |
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| Take a guess. |
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| Memo! |
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| Let's go, it's getting late. |
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| I was just on my way out. |
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| To me, Santa Ana was a trap. |
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| Dry, dusty, disconnected. |
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| But my father lived
in his memories of it. |
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