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Kim Baker:
What are we talking about, Fahim? Fahim Ahmadzai:
The human body produces its own heroin. In fact, when the fight-or-flight instinct is activated in the hypothalamu, your body releases endorphins, dopamine and norepinephrine. That is heroin, cocaine and amphetamine, all at once. Kim Baker:
Okay, great. Are we having the Afghan version of this conversation, where in New York we would have gotten to the point, like, five minutes ago? Fahim Ahmadzai:
There is a reason to believe that a person can get addicted to this type of high. Soldiers, athletes... Kim Baker:
War reporters. Got it. Fahim Ahmadzai:
An addict always needs a greater and greater dosage. And then people make mistakes, people get hurt. Kim Baker:
I get it. You're a newlywed. I can probably get them to go up to $125 a day. Fahim Ahmadzai:
Let us have the American version of this conversation. Kim Baker:
Okay. Fahim Ahmadzai:
I do not want to work with you anymore
What are we talking about, Fahim? Fahim Ahmadzai:
The human body produces its own heroin. In fact, when the fight-or-flight instinct is activated in the hypothalamu, your body releases endorphins, dopamine and norepinephrine. That is heroin, cocaine and amphetamine, all at once. Kim Baker:
Okay, great. Are we having the Afghan version of this conversation, where in New York we would have gotten to the point, like, five minutes ago? Fahim Ahmadzai:
There is a reason to believe that a person can get addicted to this type of high. Soldiers, athletes... Kim Baker:
War reporters. Got it. Fahim Ahmadzai:
An addict always needs a greater and greater dosage. And then people make mistakes, people get hurt. Kim Baker:
I get it. You're a newlywed. I can probably get them to go up to $125 a day. Fahim Ahmadzai:
Let us have the American version of this conversation. Kim Baker:
Okay. Fahim Ahmadzai:
I do not want to work with you anymore
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Okay great Are we having the Afghan version of this conversation
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where in New York we would have gotten to the point like five minutes ago
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There is a reason to believe that a person can get addicted to this type of high
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Soldiers athletes
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War reporters Got it
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An addict always needs a greater and greater dosage
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And then people make mistakes people get hurt
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I get it You're a newlywed I can
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probably get them to go up to 125 a day
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Let us have the
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American version of this conversation
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Okay
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I do not want to work with you anymore
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Movie Summary
A journalist recounts her wartime coverage in Afghanistan.
Actors
Kim Baker
Fahim Ahmadzai
