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People ask, where do you get your ideas?
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Right here.
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All this is my magician's toy shop.
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I'm Ray Bradbury, and this is...
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Morning, Mrs. Gates.
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Morning, Mrs. Brabham.
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It is, it surely is.
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Got me a real beauty of a letter from my
Uncle George in Springfield.
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I'm glad for you.
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Why, thank you.
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You get no mail?
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My uncles are all dead.
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Certainly nice getting mail.
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Reading it.
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Sister Jane's boy?
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Yeah, and if I know, like a scarecrow
come alive.
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Ed Cora?
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Benji.
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Sure is.
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Ed,
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can I stay a while? Can you?
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Hey, Tom.
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I can earn my keep, sir. Work.
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None of that now. Come on.
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Benji, have you really seen cities and
the ocean and that lake I hear is just
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100 miles from here?
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Oh, the Blue Ridge and all that.
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That's some list, but sure, I've seen
Chicago at night.
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Sunrise over Niagara Falls.
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One day I'm going to walk Death Valley
and stay alive.
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You been to school, Benji?
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Of course, Encore.
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And you read those books?
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Sure.
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And write?
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I write fine.
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Benji.
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I know how you can earn your keep.
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Show him, Benji.
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Well, tell him what it says.
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C -O -R -A.
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Cora.
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My name, Tom. See it?
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I see some flowers. Ain't no use no
more.
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Me and Benji's gonna write letters.
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And folks will write back to it.
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I've got to get letters like Mrs.
Brabham.
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And you can build us a mailbox.
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Where are you going, Tom?
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I'm going out.
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I'll cut down half the dang forest.
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Oh, dear.
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Here's a nice word.
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Love.
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Love.
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Morning, Mrs. Gibbs.
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Morning, Mrs. Brabham.
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Got a visitor, I see.
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He was expected.
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My nephew, Benji.
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Just finished high school.
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Oh.
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Me and him's going to do some writing.
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Letters.
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Uh -huh.
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Expect we'll get lots back.
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Tom's going to build a mailbox.
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Real smart wooden one.
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Put it right here.
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Well, isn't that fine?
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So, you want to write some letters?
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Yes.
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Benji, I... I don't know anybody.
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Well, I... In all the world out there,
I... I
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would have wrote to your mother if she
was here.
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I know you would have.
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Oh, Benji.
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Who out there is going to write me
letters back?
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Plenty of places to write here.
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What's that?
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It's a magazine I read, Ancora.
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There's people here just asking us to
write.
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Powerful Muscles in three weeks. Send
name, address to Power Plus Muscle
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for free muscle chart.
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What's that?
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Detectives. Make secret investigations
big income.
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Write to Discretion Detective School for
free information.
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Everything's free.
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Yeah.
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Be beautiful overnight.
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Write for free sample, Glory Rose
Cosmetics.
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Well?
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Power Plus.
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Power Plus.
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Ready? Set. Go.
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How do I start?
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We gotta start with deer.
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Deer Power Plus Muscle Company?
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That's right.
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Go ahead.
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Dear Power Plus, Muscle Company.
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How are you?
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I am fine.
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Oh, dear.
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I'm done.
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I'm hungry.
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Tom.
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While I'm fixing your dinner, why don't
you build me that mailbox?
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I'll nail up a shoebox later.
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Tom Gibb.
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I want a big, pretty mailbox. All white.
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So Benji can write our names on it in
black spelling.
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Tom.
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A white wooden mailbox.
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A white wooden mailbox.
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Bigger than Mrs.
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Brabham's.
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Bigger than Mrs.
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Brabham's.
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That's the most beautiful mailbox I ever
seen, Tom Gibb.
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It certainly is wonderful, sir.
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And I didn't need no reading of how to
do it, neither.
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Tom and Cora Gibbs.
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No lie?
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Is that me?
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You and me.
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Yes, sir.
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Now, we're all going into Green Fork.
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We were there last month.
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We have to buy stamps.
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So we can mail our letters.
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One purple one and one red one. That
makes the right amount.
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Hurry it up! It's green!
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It's only been one day, Aunt Cora.
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Benji, up and dressed already?
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Sure. I like it quiet.
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Dawn is the best time of the day.
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Besides, it's still early.
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Mailman will drive by later.
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Drive by?
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It has to this far out.
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For goodness sake.
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My land.
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Aunt Cora?
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I've just been struck by bolts of blue
lightning.
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What? Benji, in all the years, on no
day, in no week, in no month ever,
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have I seen a mailman drive by.
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Aunt Cora, hey, that's breaking the law.
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Law?
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Everybody's mailbox is the lawful
property of the government. You could be
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jailed for that.
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Aunt Flora?
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Here.
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Why, these letters have all been open.
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Boy, I never touched them.
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This is the first time in my life I even
let my shadow touch that box.
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Aunt Flora, the postings on these
letters are 10, 20 years old.
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And they're not addressed to Mrs.
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Brabham. They're to some woman named...
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Ortega in Green Fork.
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Ortega?
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The Mexican grocery lady?
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All these years.
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All these years that woman's been
getting the same mail.
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Same letters.
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Every day forever.
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And corner.
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Quick.
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Tom did a wonderful job.
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But have we got the position?
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Absolutely perfect.
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Morning.
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Oh, Miss Brabham.
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Miss Brabham, that's my nephew, Benji.
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Morning, ma 'am.
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My sister Jane's boy.
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Well, isn't that fun?
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Oh, sake -a -days.
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Just look.
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Another letter from my dear old Uncle
George.
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Well, isn't that fine?
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Come on, Encore, you try.
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Write your name.
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Oh, Benji, it's so much fun watching you
write.
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Tomorrow. I'll try tomorrow.
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Now, here's what I want you to say.
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Dear Tarbell Magic Company.
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Think I'd go rat crazy if I didn't get
my letters every morning?
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First time I've been on this road for
years.
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Morning.
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One of you ladies, Mrs. Dead?
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I guess, uh, yes.
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Mail for you, ma 'am.
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Please.
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Would you please put it in my mailbox?
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No problem.
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Have a good day.
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Thank you.
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Any mail for Mrs. Brabham?
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No Brabham, just Gibbs.
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Angie, I've got me a letter.
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Read it to me.
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Is that my name on the front?
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Sure is.
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Well, come on.
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What's it say?
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It's from the Power Plus Muscle Company.
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And it says, Dear Mrs. Gibbs.
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Dear Mrs. Gibbs.
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Dear Mrs. Gibbs.
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Don't we're very impressed that you've
ordered our free muffin chart
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Anyone still live over there?
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Oh, sure.
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Mrs. Brabham.
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Ball leaves are blowing.
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I should be moving on.
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Benji, where?
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Wide world over there.
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But Benji... And Cora?
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We spent so much time writing letters
that we... Never taught you to write.
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Never.
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Benji, never.
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If you leave now, I won't get no more
letters.
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No more mail.
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Seems like I didn't spend enough time
looking at your face.
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No face to look at. But I'd know this
hand in a million hands.
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Let anybody take my hand in a dark room.
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A thousand people.
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And out of all those, I'd say... This is
Benji.
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It has been a fine summer.
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Fine summer.
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God bless you, Cora.
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I'll bless you.
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I'll write you.
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Twice a week.
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Glory be.
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Thank you.
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Benji? Yes, ma 'am?
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I've been thinking.
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I ain't seen Miss Brademan in weeks.
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She stays in all the time now.
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I done a prideful thing, Benji.
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A mean, spiteful thing.
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And I'm ashamed.
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Would you, uh... Would you do me a last
favor?
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Yes, ma 'am.
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or a love pencil.
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