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Judy. Yes, Mr. French?
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There's another letter for you from
Bolivia.
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From Gabriel.
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No, I hardly think that Mr.
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Davis would address you as Senor J.
Davis.
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Oh, that's from Paco, my pen pal.
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Well, what does it say?
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Oh, he says that he's having a nice time
and the weather is good.
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You know, since you do not speak Spanish
and have trouble enough reading
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English, I find this amazing.
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See?
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Yes, I see. The message is quite clear.
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Yeah, I got to answer him right away.
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Hi, Jody.
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Can I borrow your red crayon? What for?
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Well, Mrs. Beecher's going out on a
date, and she needs lipstick.
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Could she use blue lipstick?
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I'm using the red right now.
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What are you drawing?
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I got another letter from Parker.
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Here it is.
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Let me see.
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He's having a nice time.
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And I'm writing him that I'm having a
nice time and the weather is good.
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Well, Paco has black hair.
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He'll know that this is for me because I
have red hair.
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Well, the next time you write Paco, tell
him that I'm having a nice time and the
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weather is good. And I'll take the blue
lipstick.
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Yes, Jody, all right.
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As far as I can remember him.
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This has been a long and difficult job,
but it's finished now and you can return
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to your family, huh?
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Yeah.
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Yeah, it's kind of great, you know, the
way the kids write these letters.
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He's that pen pal thing. Neither one of
them knows the other one's language, but
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they can communicate, sort of, drawing
these pictures.
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Yes, I'd hoped they could have met in
person when I took Paco to Paris, but
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unfortunately, the stop over in New York
is just to change planes.
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Why don't I take him home with me
tonight? We could spend a day with Jody,
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could bring him down to the airport to
join up with you.
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Oh, but it would be so much bother.
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Yeah, I got three kids now. One more
isn't going to make any difference.
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Paquito, ¿te gustaría ir a Nueva York
con el señor Davis a ver a Jody?
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Yo estaré el domingo a recogerte, ¿eh?
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Sí.
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Okay, good. I won't say anything when I
call home tonight. I'll just tell him
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I'm bringing a surprise.
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¡Ay, qué bueno!
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Hey, Jody, listen. I promised you a
surprise from Bolivia. Well, there he
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your pen pal, Paco Mendez.
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Is he the surprise?
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Well, what a nice surprise.
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But I didn't expect a live surprise.
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He's going to stay till his father picks
him up tomorrow.
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Hi, Paco.
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Hola.
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Paco doesn't speak any English.
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Paco, son los niños.
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Buffy, Jody, Sissy.
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Buffy, Jody, Sissy.
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You said he doesn't speak any English,
Uncle Bill.
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That's English.
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Mucho gusto.
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El gusto es mio.
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I'm glad I'm studying Spanish.
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Mr. Davis, sir, welcome home. Hi,
French.
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We've got an overnight guest here. This
is Paco Mendez. Paco, Senor French.
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Hola, Paco. Esta es su casa.
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Thomas must be catching.
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Where's Paco going to sleep?
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Well, he can share your room, Jody. We
can put up a cot for Paco.
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Okay.
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You guys having trouble communicating?
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Nope. I just don't know how to talk to
him.
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Well, why don't you tell him about your
turtle?
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You want to feed my turtle?
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Como? No. His name is Dinky.
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Paco, quieres darle de comer a la
tortuga de Jody mañana?
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Si, gracias.
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Well?
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He wants to feed the turtle.
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Then why didn't he say so?
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Oh, it probably loses something in the
translation. Come on, let's hit the
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Good night,
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Jody.
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Buenas noches, Paco.
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Buenas noches, Paco.
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Good night, Jody.
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Hi. Hi, Jody. How are you getting along
with Paco?
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Fine. We already know how to say
goodnight to each other. Yeah? Well,
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good start.
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Where is he now?
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Oh, Sissy's reading the comics to him.
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Do you want to hear the comics, too?
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In Spanish?
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You know, we haven't had much chance of
talking since I got back.
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That's all right. Want to talk now?
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Sure.
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What have you been doing?
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Well, you don't want to hear about my
spelling, do you?
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It depends.
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Do I?
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Buenos días, Paco.
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¿Se está afeitando?
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Sí. Señor French no se afeita.
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Nunca. He says French doesn't shave.
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Tell him I don't either.
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Señor Davis, los edificios de New York
son muy altos.
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Oh, sí, son los rascacielos.
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No los tenemos en La Paz. Uh -huh.
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What's he saying now?
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Oh, he's talking about the tall
buildings in New York.
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He said they're so tall, and I said
they're skyscrapers, and he said they
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have them where he comes from.
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Want to hear about my spelling now?
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No.
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I thought you wanted to hear about my
spelling.
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What about your spelling?
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Verdad?
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What's so funny?
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Well, I told him I built bridges and
dams.
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And he said, well, Anna, as tall as the
skyscrapers, but they would be tall to a
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fish.
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What kind of fish?
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Any kind of fish, no special kinds.
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Um, Senor Davis, hay lagos en Nueva
York?
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When you get back to spelling, Uncle
Bill, call me. Okay.
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Si hay un lago grande en el parque.
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Now, Jody, you make sure that you
introduce Pac to all your friends.
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Does he know how to play our games?
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Oh, well, sure.
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All kids know how to play the same
games.
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I wish they talked the same.
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Hi, Jody.
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We've been waiting for you. I brought my
glove.
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Who's that?
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Paco. He's from Bolivia. That's in South
America.
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So? So, it's further away than New
Jersey, even. Oh.
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Buenos dias.
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Come on.
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Let's play ball.
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He doesn't talk English.
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That's neat.
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What's so neat about it? Come on, let's
play ball.
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Can I try, Paco?
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That's a toy that was handed down from
the Incas. The Incas?
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No, the Incas. They lived in South
America a long time ago.
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My turn, Peter.
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Come on, let's go.
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Come on, we've got to choose our.
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Want to try it, Jody?
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Who wants to play with an old toy from
the Inc?
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Izzy, would you play baseball with me?
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Well, Jody, I thought you were going to
make sure that Paco had fun.
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Paco's having fun all over the place.
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Well, that's great.
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Mrs. Beasley's eyes are much better
since she got new glasses.
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You women want to play baseball. We
can't leave our dolls.
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They can be the bases.
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Jody!
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Nobody wants to play.
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Go here.
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Don't worry, Jody. Uncle Bill said that
Paco was going away with his father
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tonight.
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Good.
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Your friend's neat, Jody.
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Even if he does talk funny.
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Yeah, too bad he has to leave tonight.
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Paco. Como?
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You know, flying.
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See, Papa?
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I'm glad he understands that.
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You better hurry up so you'll be ready.
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This is Carlos.
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Yes, I should have called you sooner. I
won't be able to get away as we planned.
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Anything wrong?
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No, a business delay, but I am sorry. I
will not be able to pick up Paco just as
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soon as I thought I would.
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Well, that's okay. I understand.
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Wait a minute.
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Paco!
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He'll be here in a minute.
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But I did not mean for you to keep him.
That would be too great a bother. You
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must send him back.
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No, no, he's no bother at all. He's
getting along great with Jody.
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Here, I'll put him on.
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He's too papa.
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Carlos, we'll see you soon then.
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No, you're welcome. Okay.
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What's the matter, Paco?
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Oh, his father just called from Bolivia.
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You mean he's not going tonight?
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No, there's some kind of delay. He's
just going to stay with us a while.
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For how long?
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Oh, about a week, few days maybe.
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It's been tough on him, but it's a lucky
break for us, huh?
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Oh, sure.
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Paco will be here forever.
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And everyone will talk to him in
Spanish.
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Yeah, Sissy and Mr. French and Uncle
Bill.
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They'll just pay attention to Paco.
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The kids, too.
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I guess we'll just have each other.
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I won't mind.
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Me neither.
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We'll stick together.
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Of course, because we're brother and
sister.
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And brother and sister can't come apart.
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Never, ever.
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Let's take the milk and cookies in.
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Buffy, I'm going to go feed Dinky.
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I thought you were going to let Paco
feed Dinky.
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He doesn't know how to feed a turtle in
England.
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Here's some cookies and milk.
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Gracias, Buffy.
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Don't cry, Paco.
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Here.
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Gracias.
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I'm sure your father will come soon.
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You want to play something?
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You want to play baseball?
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Baseball? I'll show you.
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Mr.
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French says boys don't cry.
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Maybe they do in Bolivia.
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I wouldn't.
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I was just trying to make him feel
better.
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I'm looking for you.
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I'm watching my turtle.
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Senior Dinky!
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How about leaving, Dinky, and we go out
and get an ice cream soda?
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We had ice cream yesterday.
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Yeah, we can get a different kind
tonight.
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No thanks, Uncle Bill.
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Hey, you feeling all right? It's the
first time you ever turned down ice
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I have to practice spelling.
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There's a test tomorrow.
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Well, we can go some other time.
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No, you can take him. I don't care.
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You mean that?
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Really, he can have mine.
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Well, that's very generous of you, Jody.
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Okay, we'll be right back.
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Adios, Jody.
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Adios, yourself.
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Well, I don't care.
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You can't get over Jody last night. He
was real, real generous.
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Well, you know, he actually did study
for that spelling test.
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Good morning.
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Good morning.
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Where's Jody? Oh, I'll get him.
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No, let Paco go.
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Paco, uh, quieres invitar Jody tomar el
diseño?
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Si.
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Si? I don't know if I said that right. I
must have come pretty close.
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Jody, Ben.
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Ben, Jody, el desayuno.
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Oh, go away.
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Como?
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I said go away.
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Ben.
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Toma el desayuno.
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I think it's great the way those kids
are getting along.
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They can't speak each other's language,
but they're good friends already.
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You know, it's rather an international
language of children, so they understand
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each other instinctively.
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But you understood him by now.
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I understood him all right.
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Well, why didn't you come when he told
you?
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I don't have to do what he says.
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Oh.
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Paco, quiero hablar con Jordi. I saw
this moment. Sí.
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Come on.
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Now, listen.
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Paco's your guest, you know. It's up to
you to make him feel at home.
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You mean I have to make him think like
this is his home?
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What's wrong with you?
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Ever since another boy came into the
house, nobody cares about me anymore.
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Oh, come on. We all care about you.
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Nobody plays with me. Nobody talks with
me.
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You're feeling pretty sorry for
yourself, aren't you?
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I should. I'm the only one I got.
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Okay, now listen.
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Let's put it this way.
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What if you were thousands of miles away
from me with a whole bunch of strangers
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in a strange country?
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Like where?
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Like Bolivia, where Paco's from. What if
you were with his family? What would
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you do?
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Well, after what I've been through, I
would tell Paco's family to pay lots of
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attention to Paco.
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Well, I would.
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Okay, Jody, I'll call up Mr. Mendes and
he can arrange to have Paco sent home
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today.
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Uncle Bill? Yeah?
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Would you really send Paco home today?
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Well, he's your guest and you don't want
him, so I guess it's up to you. It's
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your choice.
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I don't want Paco to feel not wanted.
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It's a terrible feeling.
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What do you suggest?
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Maybe he'd be willing to share my family
with me.
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Oh, I wouldn't even have to ask him
about that.
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I guess we'll all have to just be a
little more thoughtful.
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Okay?
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Okay.
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Want to get some breakfast?
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Okay.
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00:22:45,470 --> 00:22:48,310
Naturally, you're going to tell Paco
you're sorry about fighting him.
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Naturally. I am sorry. He was winning.
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We didn't expect you till next week.
Paco's gonna be surprised.
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It is true. I have missed him.
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Papá! Hola, Paquito.
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Oye, ¿estás bien?
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Muy bien, me divertí mucho.
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Ándale, pues.
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00:23:20,870 --> 00:23:25,870
Ah, let me see. This must be Buffy and
Jody and Sissy, eh?
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Right.
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Right, kids, this is Paco's father, Mr.
Mendes.
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Mr. French, Mr. Mendes.
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Bienvenido, señor Mendes.
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Gracias, señor French.
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Jody, I am very happy to meet Paco's
true amigo.
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Amigo, that means friend.
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Very good, Jody.
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Does Paco really have to leave tonight?
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He has to go to Paris, Jody.
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Just when we were learning to talk.
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Entonces, Paquito, nos tenemos que ir,
eh? Un momentico, papá.
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Jody, para ti.
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For me?
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Gee, thanks. I mean, gracias.
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Wait a minute.
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Bill, thank you for everything.
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You must bring them all to Bolivia soon,
eh? Yeah, we'll do that. Are we really
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going to Bolivia?
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Oh, maybe you will, sometime.
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Paco!
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Here, pour a tea.
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Please, poor Jody, thank you.
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Come on, Piquito.
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00:24:29,500 --> 00:24:31,020
Now, boys, we have to go now, eh?
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Adios, señor.
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Well, Jody, you've learned to share.
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We're real proud of you.
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Gracias, T .O .P .O.
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