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Okay, I'm ready. What time is the movie?
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7 .30.
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What are you doing with all those coats?
Oh, I put them on the seat in front of
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me so nobody blocks the screen.
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Let me just put in the code.
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What's the new code?
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The year you were born.
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Oh, right.
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What year was I born?
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The one in your bio.
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Oh, okay, okay.
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Try the one you told Roy.
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Which one? I told him so many.
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Why don't you, uh... Why don't you try
your real one?
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You think?
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Okay.
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I don't want to see the movie that bad.
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But nobody else but, nobody else but
you.
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La, la, la, la, you, yeah.
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Nobody else but you.
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How is Aunt Prudent, then?
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What, do you mean the doctors had to
shave her entire body?
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Oh, that's a pity.
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All that lovely red hair.
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Don't be silly. It's not too expensive.
I'm at her house.
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She's got no idea.
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I can't talk.
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Calling England again.
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Oh, God.
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I thought you were her.
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Oh, remind me later. I'll give you her
calling card number. Then you can phone
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from home.
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You're having sex again next door.
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That's lovely.
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Anyway, I'm glad I caught you before you
left for the set. Why?
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Bad news.
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Mel Gibson has broken his leg. They're
putting the picture on hold.
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Oh, but that's not fair.
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I was supposed to slap Danny Glover with
a fish today.
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Well, sweetie, think how the poor fish
feels. His parents were visiting the
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How'd he break his leg? He was having a
pedicure and the chair broke.
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You know, that's how Gielgud died.
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And a little Korean boy was working on
him at the time.
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Well, now what? I cleared my whole
schedule for two months just to do this
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Isn't there anything else to do?
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I don't think so, sweetie. It's awfully
late notice.
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Well, what about that British costume
drama?
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What British costume drama? Well,
there's been some interest from Merchant
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for me to play Elizabeth I.
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Oh, honey, I made that up.
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Hey.
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Hey, but you know something? This is
actually a great opportunity. You wanted
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start your autobiography.
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Well, now you've got the time. Why don't
you just jot down some stories?
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That's a fabulous idea.
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I've had that first line in my mind for
forever.
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It was 1974, the era of sex, drugs, and
rock and roll.
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But I didn't go in for that sort of
thing. I needed my best girlfriend,
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Hi, Mommy. Oh, Angel.
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Do you have Oprah's home phone number?
Oh, she stopped speaking to me since I
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didn't return her Tupperware.
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Because I wanted to interview her for a
women in business report.
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Really? Women in business? Well, you
should interview me.
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I'm a veritable conglomerate. How is
singing and dancing a business?
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I'm not so sure, but it took us skiing
in Switzerland last year.
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But see, I have to write a paper on how
a woman starts a business. That's great.
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I have two months off. We'll start a
business, and you can write about it.
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you can't just start a business. Sure
you can.
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Never say never. Hey, they said I'd
never win a Pulitzer Prize, and what is
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over there on the mantelpiece?
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That's the People's Choice Award.
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Well, they said I couldn't win one of
them either.
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All right, darling, listen up.
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Lesson number one. The most important
thing you need when you start a business
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is passion.
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So, what's my passion?
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Well, you're very passionate about
recycling.
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That's right. I am. So here's what we're
going to do. We're going to find
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something that everyone throws away and
figure out how to turn it into something
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that everybody wants but nobody has.
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Right. So what's our product?
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Well, I don't know. I can't think of
everything.
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Lesson number two.
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When you hit a snag, always listen to
your instincts.
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And what's your instinct telling you? My
instincts are telling me we should open
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up a restaurant.
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That's a great idea. Isn't it? And then
we could call it the Divine Diner. I
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love it. And we could serve food like,
uh, uh, uh, uh, wind beneath my hot
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wings. Oh, that's good.
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Boogie, boogie, bugle, poi.
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First wife's club sandwich.
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The only other thing that we might try
is fashion.
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Oh, yeah. You love clothes. I love them,
and I have style coming out the wazoo.
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Definitely. And then instead of
bothering with the little stories, you
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tell them on Club Shopping Network like
all the other celebrities. That's
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brilliant. Brilliant.
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But, Mom, what do you really know about
designing clothes?
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What to know?
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I'm going to find an up -and -coming
designer who needs a break, slap my name
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a label, and, baby, we're in business.
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Oh, this is going to be so cool. You'll
be exactly like Joan Rivers.
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Go to your room for a year.
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Do you have to wear those?
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What? I just had my eyes dilated. I
know, but this guy is designing a new
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of clothing for me. I'd like to look a
little cool. Oh, please. You wear
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sunglasses in the house all the time.
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Yeah, but I'm famous. You look like a
welder.
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Oh, my God.
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Divine Miss M in my studio pinched me.
And look, it's her sidekick, the fly.
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Those glasses, they're hot. Horrible.
Where did you get them? I have to have a
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pair.
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Dr. Harold Phelps. Dr. Genius, but not
as much of a genius as you are for
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choosing me, Alex Berenger, to design
your new line of clothing with such an
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incredible opportunity. Thank you so
much.
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You're so welcome. I am so dizzy. I'm
just going to go sit down in the lobby.
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Connie. Connie.
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Connie. Here, honey.
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Oh.
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Does it always have to be about you?
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Now, Alex, the reason... i chose you was
because i saw that fabulous dress you
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made for katie holmes oh my god do you
love it do you know i literally had to
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spray her with pam to get her into that
thing luckily i always have an extra can
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in my glove compartment well that's more
than i need to know anyway
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and I know you have a million ideas, so
just fire away.
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Okay, I was thinking the look should be
very today, but just a tad retro, and I
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see it as being very nice, but a little
naughty, you bad girl.
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And above all, I think it should just be
elegant with just a whisper of
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tackiness. In other words, exactly like
me.
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Oh, my God.
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Dear Mom, um, and she's smart, too.
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Okay, let's take a look at you. Okay.
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Oh, oh, that.
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Your figure is just intoxicating. I
mean, if you would just take those
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out of your pocket.
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I don't have any pocket.
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And I don't have enough stories in the
world to make up for what I just said.
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Oh, there's one. I lied. Sorry.
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Don't give it a second thought.
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Oh, P .S. Mom, um, she's really
forgiving, too.
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Okay, let's look at some fabric.
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Okay, this is definitely going to
happen.
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Right there, like, getting that knife.
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And her sister.
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That's good.
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And her mean brother. She has to go on,
too.
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Okay, thoughts?
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I look like the guy that sleeps on my
star on Hollywood Boulevard.
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Uh -oh.
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What is it? Uh -oh.
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What's happening?
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What's going on?
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The pencil! It's moving all by itself!
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It's trying to tell us something.
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It is? What's it trying to say? I don't
know. Let's find out. It's trying to
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tell us that our first offering wants to
be fun.
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It does?
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Yes. What else does it want? It wants to
be a little cosmopolitan. Yeah? And
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just a little down home. Yeah.
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And it's insisting on being pedal pusher
length.
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Huh. Boy, that's one needy little
garment.
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Quick, what are your favorite colors?
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Well, well, I've always... I've been mad
about orange.
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Me too.
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Really? You're not just saying that
because you want to kiss my butt? Oh, I
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to kiss your butt, but I'm mad about
orange.
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What else?
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Well, I always thought chartreuse was to
die for.
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You know what my nickname in grade
school was? What?
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Chartreuse. Oh, my God.
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Can you believe how scary?
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We were so, like, you know, in sync.
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Oh, my God, in sync. Can we talk about
them for, like, an hour?
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That's it.
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Wow. Say, can I borrow that magic pencil
for a second?
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Oh. Well, it only talked to me.
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I don't want it to talk.
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I want it to listen.
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Okay, Rose, be sure to get this down.
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Not only did my mother start her
business from scratch, but she soon
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she knew more about fashion design than
a professional designer.
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Mom, didn't Alex call you a colorblind
harpy?
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Lesson number three.
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Never collaborate with anyone who looks
better in capri pants than you do.
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Ta -da!
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Is it done?
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The truck is on its way to the club
shopping studio, but I just had to steal
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a peek.
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Now stop torturing me. Put it on so I
can gaze upon you. Okay, okay.
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So you're not mad, huh?
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Mad? Honey, I wish there were two of you
so I could love you more.
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I knew tough love was the way to go with
you.
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Um... I'm really not into that anymore.
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Oh, my God!
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I know. Thank you. Thank you.
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This is horrible.
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Horrible? I hope that means fantastic in
the land of divine.
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No, it means it's repulsive.
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Well, Ben, you know, we've been working
on it for weeks. Maybe you're just too
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close to it. Close to it? I'm...
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Everything you wanted.
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But why didn't you stop me?
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Dad, I hate myself. I hate myself and
everything. I stand for it. I let you
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down. I want to just go crawl into a
gopher hole, eat some nuts, and die.
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Oh, honey, calm down, calm down. It's
not as bad as all that.
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Maybe I'm just overreacting to the color
and the bell bottoms and the zippers on
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the inside.
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So you love it, and you're going to sell
it on TV and make me a household name?
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Can't I just give you a Valium instead?
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Come on, you're kidding, right? I need
you to be kidding.
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Okay, I'm kidding.
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Thank you. I'll see you at the studio.
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Oh, my God.
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Really sell that on the club's shopping
network?
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Well, the American public was dumb
enough to buy the clapper.
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Maybe they'll be dumb enough to buy
this, too.
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Come on, let's go get ready.
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Yes,
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yes, here it is. She wouldn't let me see
it. Well, I'm not waiting for her.
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Let's look. All right.
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Oh, my God.
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Bob Mackie could crap a better outfit.
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Bob Mackie would crap if he saw this
outfit.
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She's going to be here any second. What
are we going to say to her?
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Well, I think we should just be honest.
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I'm just kidding.
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What do you think?
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I think it's fabulous, and I think
you're a bloody genius. Honestly, is
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nothing you can't do?
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Connie? Oh, oh, it's almost too pretty.
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I'm knocking off you, too.
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I know it stinks. Oh, thank God.
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When I make a mistake, I need you to be
honest with me. Don't just yes me to
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death. Okay.
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I'm serious.
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Yes, yes.
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Okay. I like it.
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It's like looking into an eclipse.
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Yeah, you bet. Glad to have you on
board. Great outfits.
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They're going to sell like hotcakes.
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You haven't seen them yet, have you? No.
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So how are you?
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Do you know my daughter weighs 340
pounds?
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Huh. She has such a pretty face. I mean,
she loses two 300 pounds she could
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model.
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You want to get started?
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Oh, of course. Let me escort you onto
the set.
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You got any weed?
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And it is go time.
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Welcome to the Club Shopping Network
Celebrity Fashion Corner.
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I'm your host, Jasper. This is my real
hair, Perkins.
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Now, you all know my next guest.
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We've enjoyed her records for years.
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Our wives have made us see all her
movies.
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And now here she is in the flesh. And
may I say, even up close, it is tight as
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tambourine.
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Thank you, Jasper.
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And hi, America. Hi, Canada.
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Puerto Rico.
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Hola.
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So bad I understand you have designed a
jumpsuit. Yes, I have, Jasper, and I'm
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very proud of it. It's reasonably
priced, perfect for a man or woman, and
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extremely flattering to any shape or
size.
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And here comes a pretty girl right now.
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Well, that's our very own Mindy. Doesn't
she look delicious?
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Absolutely delicious.
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But she's just a tease. So why don't we
open up the phone lines right now? The
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item number is 8690, and there are only
4 ,000 jumpsuits, so call in quick.
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Ah.
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They are probably dialing in right now.
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You know something, Bette, contrary to
popular belief, most of our viewing
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audience actually prefer the old
-fashioned rotary phones. They're a lot
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but they sure are reliable.
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Oh, was that a ring I just heard?
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No, I just dropped a spoon. Sorry.
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People are probably waiting for us to
tell them what these things cost. So,
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what is the damage?
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$59 .95.
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Yikes! What is that, the address?
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Would someone just call us to see if
they're working? No obligation to buy.
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Ah, there's our first caller. Hello, and
welcome to the Celebrity Fashion
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Corner. Your name?
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Pete. Hi. Hi, Pete.
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You sound like a guy who wants to be
fashionable, and what could be more in
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fashion than... Your phones are working.
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Okay, well, that is certainly a relief.
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Can I go now?
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And that is the kind of humor that's
going to make these next six hours just
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blow by.
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Well, I have new respect for the
American consumer.
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Mom, you don't have to keep doing this.
Honey, that attitude has no place in our
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mother -daughter business.
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Besides, I do have to keep doing it. I
want my girl to be proud of me.
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You think a boatload of cash into this,
didn't you?
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Well, let's just say Switzerland is not
in the cards this year.
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What I'm saying is I know people at the
Weather Channel. I could make some phone
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calls.
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Why don't we talk about it later at the
Olive Garden?
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Let's go. We have merchandise to move.
Right -o. Crack that whip.
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And we are back on.
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You know, people, I love these
jumpsuits. I believe in these jumpsuits,
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will do anything it takes to sell you a
jumpsuit. I'll sing any song. I'll tell
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any joke. I'll do any dance.
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How about lowering the price?
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Okay.
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Who's a fan of up -close magic?
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Yes, I know.
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How could you ever let this happen?
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Me? She saw that picture of Katie Holmes
in your teen people.
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Yes, well, anyway, anyway.
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The next time she comes up to us with
some crazy scheme, we should just stand
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for ourselves.
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Absolutely. And if we think it's a bad
idea, she has to listen to us. Of course
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she should. But we're in this together,
right? I mean, I need to know. You've
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got my back. Oh, I've got it.
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All right.
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Which one of you is getting out on that
stage and modeling this for me? Oscar
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will do it.
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the hell are you?
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I'm Oscar.
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Oh,
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well, fantastic.
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You know what, Oscar? Our audience is
always curious how to clean their
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What would you suggest on this?
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Kerosene and a match.
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I gotta tell you, Bette, you sold more
of these things than I ever thought you
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would. I only sold one.
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That's what I'm talking about, baby.
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Has anyone ever told you you're kind of
a jackass?
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Oh, look, here comes our Mindy again
with that foreign guy and a child.
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I just want to show how versatile these
jumpsuits are.
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They're perfect for knocking around the
yard with your family.
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Going to a disco?
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Cleaning the house?
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And just get a load of this fantastic
hand stitching.
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This is real Guatemalan craftsmanship.
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Oh, man, that can't be good.
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Are you kidding?
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This just goes to show how... how
adaptable this baby is.
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Uh, hello, you're on the air.
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Hi, I work in a deli, and that would
be... Very handy to pack a salami to go.
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You're right. And not just salami. Who
else has some meat they want to put in
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jumpsuit?
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Take it from the Queen of Hollywood,
you're only as well -dressed as your
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favorite pooch.
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And this dapper gent in the ascot is my
musical director, who hails from
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England. Really?
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Yeah. Say something British.
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Sort of.
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Is there anything sweeter than mother
-daughter kerchiefs?
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Excuse me, can you tell me where the
ladies' room is?
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Well, Bette, I can't wait to see what
the hell you're going to do with that.
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Well, for you Muslim women, it makes a
great way to observe your religious
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belief without giving up your right to
fashion.
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Well, it looks like all we're left with
is this natty little vest.
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Oh, my word.
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Emerita, I want to apologize to you. I
shouldn't be out here selling this when
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the genius behind this delight is right
over there, Mr.
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Alex Berenger. Oh, no, Beth, please. I
couldn't possibly be on national
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television. Hi, everybody.
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Don't you think this jumpsuit is unbe...
Beth, what happened to my jump...
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I love it!
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Oh, my God!
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I want to have a tawdry affair with it
and never call it again.
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Mom, I don't get it. Neither do I, but
Switzerland, here we come.
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Hey, Mom.
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Guess what?
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I got your report back.
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Yep. What'd you get? An...
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Wow. See, that just goes to show I
really know what I'm talking about when
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comes to business.
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Yeah.
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Riches to rags.
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The anatomy of a failure.
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Oh, well, an A's an A.
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Oh, great.
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Uh -huh. Right.
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Yeah.
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I know.
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Oh, I shouldn't eat this. I'm eating
Jasper at the Olive Garden.
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Bye.
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