01:01I'm sure you've heard that he's crazy. He's not the problem. It's these people who relentlessly call for his address,
01:07his phone number.
01:07Dear Mr. Salinger, I read the capture in the right three times now.
01:11I got these literally a bunch of obsessive freaks.
01:14Salinger's fan mail. You need to answer them.
01:17So Salinger doesn't get any of his mail?
01:18Not one.
01:20Mr. Salinger does not wish to receive mail from his readers.
01:23Did you send my letter to Mr. Salinger?
01:24Did you send my letter to Salinger?
01:26You have no right to keep my letter.
01:28Jerry likes you. I am reluctant to alter his routine.
01:32I don't want to be a routine.
01:35What did you plan on doing?
01:37You keep saying you want to write, but you work long hours for other writers.
01:41You really have to love it. You have to want it more than anything in the entire world.
01:46Don't get stuck answering the phone, Joanne. You're a poet.
01:51You've crossed the line.
01:52It's a huge rabbit hole, ethically and legally.
01:56All right. You've had your fun.
02:06I didn't want to be ordinary.
02:11I wanted to be extraordinary.
02:12I want to be extraordinary.
02:13I want to be extraordinary.
02:17I want to be extraordinary.
02:19I want to be extraordinary.
02:19I want to be extraordinary.
02:19I want to be extraordinary.
