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By which I meant, "I love you." Or, at least,
because up to this point I'd never loved anyone who wasn't a
blood relation or an animal, "I think I have the potential
to love you." When I got back from Young,
Gifted and Talented - or YGT - I had not only a
taxpayer-subsidy-improved aptitude for metaphor and simile,
but more importantly, a new use for my mobile phone, a device whose sole purpose up
to then had been to inform my parents that I'd be
slightly late for tea, now became something much more
significant
because up to this point I'd never loved anyone who wasn't a
blood relation or an animal, "I think I have the potential
to love you." When I got back from Young,
Gifted and Talented - or YGT - I had not only a
taxpayer-subsidy-improved aptitude for metaphor and simile,
but more importantly, a new use for my mobile phone, a device whose sole purpose up
to then had been to inform my parents that I'd be
slightly late for tea, now became something much more
significant
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By which I meant, "I love you."
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Or, at least,
because up to this point
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I'd never loved anyone who wasn't a
blood relation or an animal,
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"I think I have the potential
to love you."
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When I got back from Young,
Gifted and Talented - or YGT -
00:00:19.032 --> 00:00:22.799
I had not only a
taxpayer-subsidy-improved aptitude
00:00:22.008 --> 00:00:26.239
for metaphor and simile,
but more importantly,
00:00:26.024 --> 00:00:28.359
a new use for my mobile phone,
00:00:28.036 --> 00:00:30.959
a device whose sole purpose up
to then had been to
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inform my parents that I'd be
slightly late for tea,
00:00:33.088 --> 00:00:36.239
now became something much more
significant.
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Movie Summary
A coming-of-age comedy from BAFTA-nominated comedian Liam Williams, who explores the roots of modern-day masculinity by delving into the memories of his own misspent adolescence.
