I'm more like my mom. I want to be special and I want to be famous
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Norman Burroughs:
I don't understand. Six-Year-Old Augusten Burroughs:
I polish my allowance. I boil it clean, then polish it with silver polish. Norman Burroughs:
But why, Augusten? Why? Six-Year-Old Augusten Burroughs:
Because I like shiny things. Norman Burroughs:
I really don't see myself in you at all. Six-Year-Old Augusten Burroughs:
I'm more like my mom. I want to be special and I want to be famous
I don't understand. Six-Year-Old Augusten Burroughs:
I polish my allowance. I boil it clean, then polish it with silver polish. Norman Burroughs:
But why, Augusten? Why? Six-Year-Old Augusten Burroughs:
Because I like shiny things. Norman Burroughs:
I really don't see myself in you at all. Six-Year-Old Augusten Burroughs:
I'm more like my mom. I want to be special and I want to be famous
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I don't understand
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I polish my allowance
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I boil it clean then polish it with silver polish
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But why Augusten Why
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Because I like shiny things
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I really don't see myself in you at all
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I'm more like my mom
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I wanna be special and I wanna be famous
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Movie Summary
Young Augusten Burroughs absorbs experiences that could make for a shocking memoir: the son of an alcoholic father and an unstable mother, he's handed off to his mother's therapist, Dr. Finch, and spends his adolescent years as a mem
