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Barbra Streisand ~ Therapist Dialogue #2


Barbra [speaking]ooh, i like your couch. we never had a couch till i was eight! Doctor You were telling me about the time you were in summer stock? Barbra Yeah! i was...em ...seventeen, and i...i played hortense in "the Boy friend". Doctor Was there anything special about that summer? Barbra Yeah, i learned how to drive a stick shift. Doctor Did you meet anybody interesting? we are here to work on relationships! Barbra Oh...well, there was this boy in the company. i really liked him, but i, i didn't know how he felt about me. and then one night, he asked me to go over lines with him. Doctor And... Barbra And we were alone in the empty theater and we only had one copy of the script, so we had to sit very close to each other... Doctor And... Barbra [singing] more free lyrics

Barbra
[speaking]ooh, i like your couch. we never had a couch till i was eight!
Doctor
You were telling me about the time you were in summer stock?
Barbra
Yeah! i was...em ...seventeen, and i...i played hortense in "the

Boy friend".
Doctor
Was there anything special about that summer?
Barbra
Yeah, i learned how to drive a stick shift.
Doctor
Did you meet anybody interesting? we are here to work on relationships!
Barbra
Oh...well, there was this boy in the company. i really liked him, but i, i didn't know how he felt about me. and then one night, he asked me to go over lines with him.
Doctor
And...
Barbra
And we were alone in the empty theater and we only had one copy of the script, so we had to sit very close to each other...
Doctor
And...
Barbra
[singing]

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