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Come on!
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You're one of the highest paid players
in the league.
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Hustle, throw some elbows, drop some
blood.
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I hate women's basketball.
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Oh, you loaded all those groceries
already?
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No, no, no. I subcontracted that job
out.
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No, no, Jim, not the kids. Of course the
kids. It's time they learned to respect
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hard work.
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Oh.
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Only about 200.
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Remember,
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we're helping the homeless.
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Why can't they do this for themselves?
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It's not like they have jobs.
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Yeah. All right, make way. We got ribs
from Stevie B's.
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Look at this. One more punch, Cheryl,
and we get a free suckling pig.
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Hey, what are you doing here?
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We gotta eat here. Why can't you do this
in your office?
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Jim, a hallway with a washing machine is
not an office.
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We got a whole system set up. We are not
moving. Fine. You help the homeless in
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here, and Andy and I will feed the
hungry in there.
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I already had a half a slab of Stevie
B's in the car, but I think I still
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qualify. Sure.
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Oh, great. More charity stuff.
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Well, it's all right. We need something
to soak up the grease.
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Did my baby blues deceive me, or is this
a letter from Playboy?
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What?
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Dressed as Cheryl?
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You are one lucky dog.
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A wife who reads Playboy.
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She doesn't read Playboy.
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Who does?
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Oh, no, wait a minute. This isn't from
Playboy the magazine. It's from the
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Playboy Foundation.
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Oh, right. They help out charities all
over the country.
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Hot.
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Why? It's Playboy.
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Wow, it looks like Cheryl's been
nominated.
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as one of the women who care in Chicago.
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Oh, fun, there's an essay contest.
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Jim, if she wins, she gets honored with
a dinner at the Playboy Mansion hosted
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by Hef himself.
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Give me that.
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Oh, my God, that's one of my lifelong
dreams is to smoke a cigar with Hef.
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Actually, it's my only dream now that I
rode that ostrich.
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Well, keep dreaming. There's no way
Cheryl's going to enter a contest for
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Playboy. We don't tell her it's for
Playboy. We tell her it's, uh... I don't
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know, what's the female equivalent to
Playboy?
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Well, there's Oprah's mag.
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Geared towards the urban professional.
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There's Cosmo, of course.
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Still the standard to which others
aspire.
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And I guess in style. Popular, but a
little shallow.
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I mean, how would I know?
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Cheryl!
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Hey, Cheryl, check this out.
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Good housekeeping is honoring women who
work for charities.
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All you got to do is write an essay on
why you do what you do. Oh, no, thanks,
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honey. That's not really for me.
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Are you kidding me?
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Come on. If you win, you get to go to a
black tie event at the Good
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Housekeeping Club.
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You may even meet the housekeeper of the
month.
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I don't do my charity work to get
recognized.
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My rewards come from the inside.
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I don't follow.
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Okay, um, okay, like in church, I don't
need to stand on the pew and drop $5
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into the collection plate one quarter at
a time.
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You see, that's the beauty of nickels.
From a distance, they look like
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Cheryl, come on! One little essay!
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There goes your cigar with Hef. But hey,
maybe you can smoke one with the
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ostrich.
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Oh, no.
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There's going to be a cigar with Hef.
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Because there's going to be an essay
written by a woman in Chicago who cares.
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And that woman is moi.
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You certainly have the chest for it.
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Andy, remember, a woman is writing this,
so the spelling has got to be perfect.
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Okay.
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My name is Cheryl, and I like helping
people.
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I first realized I was a nurturer when
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I noticed my own budding breasts.
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The ladies don't talk like that.
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How would you know how a woman talks?
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I spend a lot of time in female chat
rooms.
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I'm Barbara 48DD.
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Well, what would you do, Babs?
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I don't know.
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What's in it for me?
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Don't you get it?
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Sometimes you just help people just for
the sake of helping.
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That's good. Type that.
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I'll type it when I hear my invitation
to the Playboy Mansion.
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What are you talking about?
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Come on, Jim. If this wins, Cheryl's
never going to go. Take me with you.
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I want to meet Half.
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There's been three great ideas since the
beginning of mankind.
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Fire, the wheel, and Playboy.
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All right, all right, you can go. Well,
help me write this thing. Okay, okay,
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gladly. You type.
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Let me just get into Cheryl's mind here.
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Jim, stop it.
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Andy. Jim, not now.
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Stop it. Go away. Stop it. Children are
in the room. Andy.
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Come on.
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Hello, I'm Cheryl, and I'm a Taurus.
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Turn -ons, kittens, and helping the
homeless.
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Turn -offs, war, and people who don't
say thank you.
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Andy, Andy.
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What? Slow down. This is gold.
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Here's my mail boy.
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Can I go play the raking leaves game?
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You bet. But remember, the leaves don't
turn into chocolate unless you get every
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one of them.
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Andy.
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Living room. News.
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From the bunny.
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The bunny? The bunny. Bunny?
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Open it. Open it. I want to see it. Get
off my back. You're like a koala. Get
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off me.
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write the essay I thought was kind of
sleazy and dishonest. So I wrote it!
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Crap! Oh, come on, what are you kidding?
You still get to go? Sweet! Sweet,
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sweet, sweet!
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Hello!
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What are you guys doing?
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Um, what's it look like?
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Two silverback gorillas fighting over a
banana.
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Well, we were, uh, dancing.
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Come on, you're the one who always says
that men should dance together more.
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I never said that.
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Come on, Cheryl, like I'd make that up.
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Open.
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All right, you know what, baby? Your
tongue's getting dry. Go get Gracie.
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Cheryl!
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Why didn't you tell me you're being
honored as one of the women who care in
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Chicago?
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Didn't write any essay.
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Certainly didn't send in a picture of
myself in a bikini.
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At age 20.
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Kate, that's Sandy.
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Honey, I'm going bowling.
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Good night. Gotta go.
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Okay, sweetie.
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Jim? Yeah?
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You know anything about me being honored
at a black time?
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Congratulations. Come on.
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Okay.
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Either Andy's wearing a tux or there's a
fat penguin driving his car.
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You know, I've heard about those fat
penguins.
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Well, they can't fly, so they steal
cars.
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You know, maybe we should invite Andy
in.
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Yeah. Well, I'm not sure.
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Get out of your tux. Get out of your
tux.
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Who is this?
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This is Jim. Who else are you thinking
of? Get out of your tux now. Take it
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Roger that.
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Get out of that car.
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Ow. Ow.
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Hey. Quit firming.
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Oh, ow. That's my gear.
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Hey, Jim.
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Hey. You ready for elegant pants?
Bowling night?
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Just about.
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Jim, I just don't understand why you
keep trying to trick me. I always see
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through it. Yeah, I'm seeing through
something else. Can we put the pants
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on?
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I just think that, you know, you deserve
to get recognition for all your good
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works.
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You're shy.
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Why would you even do this?
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Well, I'm sure this has nothing to do
with it, but the dinner's going to be
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at the Playboy Mansion, and it's being
hosted by Hugh Hefner.
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It is?
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Hugh Hefner? Is that one of our new
music stars?
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You know what bothers me the most? It's
not this ridiculous plan.
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giving you this award. They're going to
honor you.
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There should be someone there to accept
it.
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Oh, maybe you're right.
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I guess someone should be there. Yes!
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Get your pants. We're going to meet you.
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Not you two.
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Me and Dana.
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Why Dana?
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Because she's not you.
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Two chicks. What a waste.
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This doesn't even mean... anything to
you. No, but it means something to you.
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Fine. Go!
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I don't care.
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We'll hang out here.
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We'll watch the Playboy channel.
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This is so wrong.
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I'm not going to let them meet up while
I sit here and wonder how far up you
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waxed your legs.
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Brazilian.
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I feel all tingly all over.
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That's because your tux is too tight.
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Okay, now just pretend like you know
what you're doing. Right.
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What are you doing? No idea, ask him.
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Ah, we're with the band.
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The Southside Boys Choir?
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That's us.
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I may just be an $8 an hour rent -a
-cop, but even I'm not buying that.
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$8 an hour? Mm -hmm.
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Hey, look, why don't you take the next
half hour off on me?
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Sir, you're going to need tickets.
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All right.
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Can I have my four bucks back?
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What four bucks?
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Heads up, heads up, heads up.
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Molly,
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so do you work for the magazine?
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You know, I did. I used to model, but
now I work in a doctor's office. Oh, I
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just married a doctor.
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Gynecologist, actually. Oh, you know
what? I'm actually looking for you. No
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chance in hell, Molly.
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Oh, look.
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That's my cigar.
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That's my half.
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Right this way, everyone.
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Excuse me, Mrs. Polson. Are these folks
with you?
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Yes, they're guests of the Union Street
Mission.
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The mission. Yes, of course. Right this
way.
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The mission.
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Yes, of course.
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Just a minute, you two.
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If you're looking for Mrs. Polson, she's
at table five.
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Could you spare anything for a couple of
guys down on their luck?
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Sorry, man, I don't have any singles.
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You do, too. I know for a fact that
you... God bless you, sir.
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I mean, I'm not trying to tell you how
to run your magazine.
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No, I'll bring it up with my editor.
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Maybe recipes are a good idea.
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Mr. Hefner, I'd like you to meet two of
our guests from the mission.
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Well, it's a pleasure.
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I hope you're having a good time. Oh,
yes, absolutely. This is a dream come
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true.
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Hey, Hef, let me ask you a question.
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What is your secret?
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Well, for me, rule number one is never
lie to a woman.
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Same here.
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What are you doing here?
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Well, we're here to honor you, Cheryl,
right?
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You know what? This woman turned my life
around, Hef.
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Before I met her, I was cold and alone,
and she fed me and clothed me and... Is
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that a Cohiba?
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Yes, it is.
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I'll get you one.
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Honestly, I'm stunned right now. I know.
That's giving me a cigar.
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Oh, I can't believe what you just do,
too.
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Oh, come on. I did three worse things
this week.
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Sure. Tonight.
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Jim gave the clothes off his back to a
hobo. You know who I think should be
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honored here this evening?
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This man. Me. Nay.
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Why, thank you.
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to
see how charitable these girls really
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are.
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Ladies and gentlemen, it's time to meet
tonight's honorees.
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Our first winner is from Help for the
Homeless.
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Cheryl, would you come up and read your
essay?
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I have to read it?
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Don't worry about it. Rufo, homeless
people, open bar, easy crowd. Come on.
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Are you okay?
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Maybe something alive in my shirt.
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Cheryl's essay is a little unusual.
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It was written by her husband, Jim,
because, in his words, she was too
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do it herself.
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Is that, uh...
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Cigar coming all the way from Cuba?
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Oh, right.
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You picked over.
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Do you ever wonder if some people are
just born with a little extra
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good inside?
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Well, that's my wife, Cheryl.
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She makes her world a better place just
by being in it.
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Just ask the Robbins family from the
South Side.
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Six months ago, Ray and Cindy didn't
have a roof over their heads.
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And little Cory and Rosie didn't have a
place to go to school.
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Now they do.
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Because Cheryl ran bake sales and car
washes and stuffed envelopes and made
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phone calls until she raised enough
money to help them.
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And she didn't just give the family a
house.
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She gave them hope.
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And I can tell you the same story about
the Garcia family, or the Franklin
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family, or even my family.
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With all her charity work, Cheryl still
has room in that big, beautiful heart to
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take care of her three children.
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Four, if you include me.
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You'd think she'd want credit for
everything she does.
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Not Cheryl.
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She says her rewards come from the
inside.
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There's a word for someone like that.
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Please forward this on to the people at
the contest.
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I really want to meet Hef.
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If honorable mention is a subscription
to the magazine, that's cool, too.
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Quite a woman.
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Yeah, you'd think her husband would be
here.
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Well, he's probably in surgery. He's a
world -renowned doctor.
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They'd match me, wouldn't you?
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It's a new detergent.
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I'm just so sick of all the hunky guys
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in town.
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I'd love just once to go out with
somebody smart, like maybe an architect.
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Hey, I'm an architect.
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I went to Stanford, I swear.
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No, I own my own home.
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Honest to God.
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Nice job, ladies.
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Okay, now in 20 minutes, walk by and say
your fantasy is a large man with two
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sisters because guys like that really
understand women.
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Even if you did write it just to meet
half.
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Well, that's the thing.
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I don't really get my rewards from the
inside.
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I'm telling you. But sure, I got to
know.
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Getting a little credit feels good.
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Yeah, it really does. I knew it.
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And you know, since you know me so well,
you probably know how much it would
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mean to me if you would help out at the
soup kitchen next week.
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Absolutely. Glad to do it. Sure, sure. I
learned that it's not about... What I
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get, it's about helping others.
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Wow.
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What's the soup?
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Oh.
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Wow, Cheryl.
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The giving never stops.
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