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This right here, that’s how the
Simple Plan movie should start.

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What do you think?

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Rolling?

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I've lost all other identity
I may have had;

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I’m Chuck's dad.

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Charles came in one morning,
it was his birthday,

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and he said:
"I found a drum set."

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I told my wife Françoise:
"Don't worry, it's just a phase.

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In a few weeks,
he'll be done with it."

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But I was very wrong.
Because...

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The day the drum set arrived,
the friends also came with it.

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Then came the guitars,

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and a few days later,
they were making music.

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The first time I met Pierre,
he showed up with orange hair.

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I was slightly worried.

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"Who’s this new friend?"

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Come on, what is that?

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Thank you for being here
for our first show ever!

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- Very glad you’re here!
- Our first-ever show!

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Everybody, make some noise!

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When your first album came out,

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I was 7 years old. Music wasn't
a part of my life then.

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It all started
with I'd Do Anything.

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I swear! I remember
the feeling I had,

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sitting in the back seat
of the car.

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I never liked music before that.

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My dad couldn't stand
hearing you anymore.

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Nice!

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Alright, thanks so much.

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I still have the CD my dad
burned for me when I was 14.

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I still play it
in my fucking car.

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I love it when you meet people
who go:

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"I'm not a fan of Simple Plan,
but I fucking loved Reset."

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That's a small? A medium, then.

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Do you want a poutine?

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A classic?

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Two medium classic poutines,
please.

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To be honest,

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all my life,
I heard your songs...

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and I thought you were American.

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I don't have an accent

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because I learned French
and English at the same time.

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Are you Québécois?

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Yes. My mom is anglophone
and my dad is francophone.

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I'm touched
that you're Québécois.

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- Good night.
- Take care.

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Thanks for the kind words.

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522-****.

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Patrick's been pretty useless
up until now.

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I'm a municipal
lawyer in Québec.

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I read his contract...
I didn't understand much.

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But one thing struck me:

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"The territory: the world."

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I'm so stressed out.

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- You?
- Yeah.

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We're going to Chicago tomorrow
to play with Sugar Ray.

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A lot of people
are counting on you

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to put the Montreal
punk rock scene on the map.

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They'll be famous
everywhere in North America!

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I’ll turn that off.

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Is anybody gonna save me?

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Sorry.

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Yes!

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Hey, Pierre!

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I'm going to Peoria, Illinois.

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Hello!

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How's it going?

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Our albums are...

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They're back from Japan.

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Please welcome Québec’s
most popular band

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in the world.
Here is Simple Plan.

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Make some noise!

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I'm fucking fed up, man.
I need a break.

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The label spent
so much on this album!

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It must have
cost them millions!

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Seriously, man.

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You alright?

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I love you.

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We had a PO box
for Simple Plan's fan mail.

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The post office would call me:
"Mr. Comeau,

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there's a lot of mail."

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There were
literally bags of letters.

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That's when I realized

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how much of an impact they were
having on kids around the world.

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As I read their mail,
there were quite a few letters

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sad letters.

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It led to the idea of setting
up the Simple Plan Foundation.

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That’s another thing Simple Plan
has allowed me to embrace:

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philanthropy.

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We couldn't do this without you.

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Will you come to the studio?

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Yeah!

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SIMPLE PLAN’S BASSIST
LEAVES THE BAND AMID ALLEGATIONS

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- Do you think it's safe?
- Do it.

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Careful, Charles,
I don't want to fall.

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Go.

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I'll miss you a lot.

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I always saw myself
as someone who’s on tour.

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I was in a band, on the road
and sometimes I’d go home.

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Now, I'm a husband and a father.

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I love being at home.
And sometimes, I go on tour.

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Do you like being on tour?
You like the pace?

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- Yeah, you like it!
- I love it!

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I'm so happy you're here.

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Being together makes it
so much better.

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Instead of video calls,
you're here.

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It changes everything.

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- Hello!
- Hi London, how's it going?

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- Good.
- Look.

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Cute, right?

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They're all photos of you.

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I love you.

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I just got to the hotel,
just wanted to say good night.

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The dream was so big

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that it eclipsed
everything else in his life.

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Charles would come upstairs
to do his homework,

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and he'd say:
"I'm dropping out of school."

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"No, Charles, you're not."

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He explained that music couldn’t
wait, it had to happen now.

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I remember Sébastien
wanting to study engineering.

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Jeff was at the Classical Music
Conservatory.

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At home,
I was the one encouraging them.

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I felt slightly guilty
towards the other parents.

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He makes beautiful songs.

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And the lyrics, they hit home...

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not only for me, but for
a lot of other people as well.

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That's it.

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We have to nurture
our kid's dreams

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to see where those dreams
will lead us.