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Don is an ambitious folk singer who is struggling to get a break in the music industry. He wants to play honest folk songs about real-life problems but no-one wants to know. He is downcast when he arrives to meet his girlfriend, Kim, for a drink. Don wants to make folk music mainstream once more and suddenly gets a great idea when Kim mentions the power of being together.
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DON How ya doin’, Kim?
KIM Not bad. Why are you so down?
DON Nothin’ worth talkin’ about.
KIM Come on, Don. What’s up?
DON Went lookin’ for a new gig again. Two more joints. (to waiter) Jim Beam, straight up. (to Kim) You set?
KIM (points to glass of beer) Yeah. Same old, same old?
DON Same old tune. One only books rock bands. Says they draw bigger crowds.
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