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Good morning.
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Wow, Mr. Belvedere, you look really hot.
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Thank you, Heather.
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What you suited up for, big guy?
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Wind sprints down to Donut World?
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It just so happens I have an appointment
at the Maple Hill Health Club.
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Wow, that's the most expensive health
club in the city. I hear they have a
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-star snack bar.
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Precisely.
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Hey, Mr. Belvedere.
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Where'd you get the money to join such a
fancy place?
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I used my earnings from some commodities
your father and I invested in a while
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back. Oh, yeah, that pig thing.
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Live hard futures, George.
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And from that investment, I netted $3
,500.
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What'd you do with the money you made,
Dad?
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I did what all smart investors do. I let
it ride.
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George, pigs are a live commodity.
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So? So, if you don't sell your share,
you have to take delivery of the
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merchandise. You don't know what you're
talking about.
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I mean, what are they going to do? Mail
me some live porkers?
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Hey, everybody.
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Isn't this guy great?
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Where'd you find them, what?
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Big truck pulled up in the driveway
filled with pigs.
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Driver said Dad bought them.
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What are you going to do with all those
oinkers, Dad?
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Never met her before.
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Who cares when you dropkick the jacket?
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As you came through the door, no one
bled. But sometimes things get turned
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around and no one sped.
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All hands look out below.
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There's a change in the status quo.
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Gonna need all the help that you can
get.
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According to our new world.
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Life is more than mere survival.
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We just might live the good life yet.
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I can't take delivery of 200 pigs. You
should have thought about that before
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bought them. Sign here.
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What about a tip?
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Haven't you got anything smaller?
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Hey,
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Belvedere, you better get rid of the
pigs pronto.
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Sorry, that's not in my job description.
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Can't we just keep them? Keep 200 pigs?
What about the smell?
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They'll get used to it.
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We did.
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Take that bathroom away. Will you kids
pipe down?
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How am I going to figure out what to do
if I can't even hear myself think?
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Hey, Dad, maybe you could sell the pigs
to a restaurant.
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You know, one of those places where you
go up to the tank and pick out which one
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you want to eat.
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Those are lapses, Kevin.
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Hey, I'm just thinking on my feet.
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Then sit down.
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This is ridiculous.
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I'm going to get on that phone and I'm
not going to hang up until I unload
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porkers.
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Were you successful with your hard
calling?
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I'm sorry.
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It's a nightmare.
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I call three rib joints in every
football manufacturer in the country.
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What happened to you guys?
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Last night knocked over half the fences
in the neighborhood.
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The Huffnagels said they were going to
sue.
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Oh, great. Just what your mother needs
to hear when she gets back from court.
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Were there any nibbles at all, George?
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Nah, just some pig farmer in West
Virginia said he'd take them if I
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them.
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How on earth are you going to get 200
pigs to West Virginia?
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I still don't know why I have to go with
you.
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It's a ride shotgun.
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This is a pig truck.
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On the stage, coach.
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Look, you got me into this and you don't
get off the hook till I'm out of it.
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Oh, very well.
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Do you know how to drive one of these
things?
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I drove an ice cream truck once. Why
didn't you ask me to ride shotgun then?
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Thirteen gears, double clutch.
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What could be so tough?
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I thought you said you could drive this
thing.
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I can't. I'm just a little rusty.
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Don't stop this latching. I'm going to
be sick.
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Oh, relax, Belvedere.
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You ever heard of getting truck sick?
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How do you feel, big guy?
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Peachy.
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Why don't you get some music on the
radio?
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Take your mind off your gut.
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Is this what passes for music in this
part of the country?
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What'd you expect, Gilbert and Sullivan?
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Brinker, Brinker, this is Chi -town
Charlie.
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Will the folk packer up ahead put on his
ears?
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Good heavens, what's that?
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The CB!
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The radio!
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Truckers use it to talk to each other
when they're on the road.
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Pick up the mic and give it a try.
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Good evening, this is Mr.
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Belvedere.
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Oh, come on, Belvedere, you can't talk
like that.
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How should I talk? Like a guy. I am a
guy. Like a trucker guy.
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I'd sooner take gas.
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Breaker, breaker, this is the Beaver
Falls, boys.
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Hey, good buddy, where you bound with
those squealers?
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West Virginia, good buddy.
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I'm running alongside you. Gonna make
the coffee stop soon.
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Best donuts in the country coming up off
exit five.
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We coffee you love.
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The Beaver Falls boys are on your tail.
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Everything's under control, Dad.
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No, Mom's not back from Harrisburg yet.
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I promise.
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Not a word.
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Okay. See you tomorrow. Bye.
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So, how's it going? We're almost
finished.
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Voila.
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Oh, he's with Mr. Belvedere. Oh, what
are they doing? Hunting? Fishing.
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Shopping.
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They're hunting for a place to shop for
fish.
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Oh, strange.
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When will they be back? Tuesday. Sunday.
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I want to know exactly what's going on
around here.
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I thought you said you were in the army.
I was the personal valet to a major
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general. I made out his uniforms while
he read the maps.
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Okay, okay.
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Look, if we don't find a town pretty
soon, we're going to run out of gas.
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Perhaps we should call my good buddy,
Chi -town Charlie.
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And let him know we're lost.
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We'd be laughed out of the trucking
business. We're not in the trucking
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business. We are until we get to West
Virginia.
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If we get to West Virginia.
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Well, that shouldn't be much longer.
We've been driving for 15 hours.
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There's a sign coming up. See what it
says.
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You are leaving West Virginia.
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I get to stay in the Bates Motel.
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You can shower first.
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Very funny.
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Well, at least we found a place where
they'd let us park the truck outside.
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I just want to sleep. Who cares about
the pigs?
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You should.
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If those pigs get stolen, we'll have
come all this way for nothing.
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Oh, I don't mind.
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I kind of like seeing the Grand Canyon.
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Oh, goody.
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More cracks about my navigation.
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I have so missed it in the last three
minutes.
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It's only one bed.
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So I see.
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Well, I get to sleep in it. Oh, no.
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You sleep in the tub and get the daisy
imprints on your tush.
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Hey, it's your fault we're here. Oh, no,
it's not. If you'd sold those
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commodities when I told you to, none of
this would have happened.
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I'll flip you for it.
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Oh, George, don't be childish.
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Let's wrestle.
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We can both sleep in the bed.
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That's sensible.
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George.
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What is it?
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I'm sorry I got us lost.
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That's okay.
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I'm sorry I snapped at you two.
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Hey, big guy.
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You tired?
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Who wants to know?
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Hey, Belver, do you like the back of the
truck? I thought you did.
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That's right, officer.
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My husband ran off yesterday with a
bunch of pigs.
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What do you mean, happens all the time?
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Look, my husband is out on the road
someplace with my housekeeper, and I
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know what you're going to do about it.
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No, I do not want a date for the
policeman's ball.
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What are you looking at, porky?
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Jeez, Belvedere, you stink.
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Aye.
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You can knock a buzzard off an outhouse.
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At least we got them all.
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For a big guy, pretty fast on your feet.
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I was greased pig champion at Oxford.
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No kidding.
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Yes, we ousted Cambridge for three years
in a row in the hop, skip and squeal
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competition.
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You know, Belvedere, you're a good
sport.
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I'm kind of glad I made you come along
with me.
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I must admit, I'm beginning to enjoy our
little adventure.
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Hey, why don't you see if you can find
out where we can stop around here?
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This trucker could use a cup of java.
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Right you are, good buddy.
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Breaker, breaker.
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This is the Beaver Falls Void.
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Hey, Wes.
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Wes?
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Why is that pig dressed up like Minnie
Pearl?
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ready for the school talent show. Come
on, say howdy.
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Watch this stupid pig ate my underwear.
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He did not.
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He's wearing it.
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Kids, I have to talk to you about Mr.
Belvedere and your father.
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in the shower.
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No, nobody called.
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Hey, Mom, shouldn't they be back by now?
I mean, shouldn't we be worried?
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I don't know. I wish we'd hear from
them, but in the meantime, let's just
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for the best.
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Wesley T. Owens, is that pig wearing my
jean thatay?
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So today is smothered pork chops.
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She can smother my pork chops anytime.
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What did you say?
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He said she can smother his pork chops
anytime.
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You take that back.
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I was only kidding. I didn't know she
was your girl.
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She's not my girl or anyone else's.
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She... is a woman, a fully independent
human being worthy of your respect.
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What? You guys must be from out of
state.
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That's second -class citizen, Bullock.
You won't fly around here.
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Since when is it a crime to admire a
great -looking broad?
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Looks like what we got here is a man who
needs his consciousness raised.
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Yeah.
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Haven't you read The Feminine Mysteries?
Hey,
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you're the pig guy that got me into this
mess.
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Well, you're gonna have to get yourself
out of it.
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Let's party.
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More gentlemen!
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What do you want, peewee?
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Why, resort to fisticuffs.
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Real men would have an eat -off.
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Here, on the field of honor, the man who
eats the most wins.
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It is your fight, you male chauvinist
pig.
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Sir, I believe the choice of weapons is
yours. What will it be?
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Beans!
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Beans it shall be!
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Waitress! I mean, madam.
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One,
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two, one, two.
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That's it, George.
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That's it. You got him going. Come on
now. Come on now.
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Takes a real man to woof down 20 plates
of beans.
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I guess maybe you two are okay.
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Hey, you can stick around if you want,
right, guys?
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Yeah.
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Great.
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But for the moment, are they going to
stick around the men's room?
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You're doing what?
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Where?
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George, tell me where you are right now.
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Okay.
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Yeah, you too.
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Bye now.
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Mom, what's going on?
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going to rescue you
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I'm a pirate king.
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And it is, it is, a glorious fate to be
a pirate king.
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Give us another story about the Queen.
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Well, I don't know if it would be
ethical, but I could share some of Her
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Majesty's secrets for raising obedient
hounds.
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There you are, George. Have you lost
your mind?
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Marshal, what are you doing here?
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I'm taking you home.
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Hello, Mrs. Owens.
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Mr. Belvedere, I am appalled. How could
you let George get involved in a stupid
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thing like this? Come on, we're going.
No. What?
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I said no.
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I'm a trucker now.
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Wide lines stretching out ahead.
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Thirteen gears grinding under you.
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I gotta tell you, Marsh, I don't care if
I ever go back to that sports anchor
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thing.
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Mr. Belvedere, make him come with me.
No.
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What? We're the Beaver Falls boys.
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And we've just begun to sing the song of
the open road.
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Mr. Belvedere, this is crazy.
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Yes, and I love it. I haven't done the
ironing in a week.
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You mean you love it? left a beautiful
woman with a basket of wrinkled clothes?
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What is this, the Dark Ages?
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You stay out of this, mister.
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Oh, scrappy, ain't she?
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I like that in a woman.
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Yeah, me too.
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Ma 'am, you're a fine -looking woman
with a mind of your own. And if this
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hadn't got sense enough to go home with
you, I will. I love to iron.
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Do you do cuffs?
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Ruffles.
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Marsha, what do you think you're doing?
Giving you what you want.
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You love the open road. I'm not going to
stop you. But I need a father for my
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children and a husband for my bed. I
mean,
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you're my wife, and I'm taking you home.
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And if anybody's going to do your
ironing, it's going to be him.
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Come on, big guy.
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We're out of here.
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Just a minute, George. I think you've
forgotten one little thing.
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What's that? We have a truckload of
friars to get to Memphis.
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Forget them. Forget them and you pay for
them.
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He's right, Marsh.
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Looks like we're going to have to make
one last run.
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Guess I'll see you at home.
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Guess again.
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Mr. Belvedere will be right back.
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Mrs. Owens handles a big rig with every
bit as much authority as she handles
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George.
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It's something of a pity she came after
us when she did.
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Who knows how many happy, song -filled
years we'd have spent as truckers if she
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hadn't. Ah, well, perhaps some things
are best left to fantasy.
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Hey, Belvedere, I see a donut world.
Let's dunk some devil's food.
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Then again, sometimes reality beats
fantasy, hands down.
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Anything you say, Big Mama.
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