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Finished my new book.
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Oh, great. What did you decide to call
it?
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Roaming Through Wyoming.
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Go ahead. Read it.
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Read this.
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Roaming Through Wyoming by Dick Loudon.
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Dedicated to my wife, Joanna, without
whose love and support this book could
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never have been written.
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Oh, honey, that's sweet.
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I thought you'd get a kick out of it. I
do every time you do it.
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Excuse me.
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I've got a delivery for a Kirk Devane.
Oh, you want the Minuteman Cafe.
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I know that. But there's a sign on the
door that says, gone to lunch.
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You can leave it here if you want.
There's a $35 delivery charge.
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Well, you're going to come back another
time.
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Now, wait a minute, Dick. We can give
him the $35. Why don't you bring it in?
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Great. Thanks.
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You don't mind, do you?
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Do what you want. It's our money.
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Honey, this could be something really
important that Kirk needs.
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Well,
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it certainly looks like something Kirk
needs.
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What is this?
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It's a chicken.
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I see that.
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Hey, kids, I'm Incredible Chicken.
Insert a coin, and I will lay an egg
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present inside for you.
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Thanks.
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Thanks. Have a good day.
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We will now.
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Well, what do you think?
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Have you been in there the whole time?
Look, I'm sorry. I saw the truck and I
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was caught in one of those embarrassing
situations where I didn't have any cash.
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So you thought, let the suckers next
door pay.
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Hey, you are my best friends and you are
wonderful people.
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Don't talk about yourselves that way.
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Kirk, I don't understand. With all the
things you need for the cafe, why did
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buy this? To help pay for all those
things. Kids will love this.
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Come on, Dick. Let me show you how it
works.
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Have you got it, Porter?
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All right. Now watch.
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Take it.
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It's yours.
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What is it?
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A giraffe.
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Isn't that great?
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A chicken that lays a giraffe?
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Come on, give Joanna a quarter. Let her
try. She doesn't want to try. Oh,
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please, honey, it's just a quarter.
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that comes into that cafe is going to
drive his parents crazy until they give
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him a quarter.
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This thing is going to be a goldmine.
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Come on, Dick. Help me move it over
there. You're not moving this chicken
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I get my $35.
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I'll give it to you Saturday.
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Then Saturday, you get your chicken.
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Okay, then fine. Keep Incredible
Chicken. You should be the one to keep
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Incredible Chicken. You know why?
Because you're cheap, cheap, cheap.
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Hi, Kirk. What's new?
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Nothing. It's the same old story.
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Doc and I just came from the planning
meeting for maple syrup days.
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How's everything going? Pretty good, but
we've got something kind of important
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to ask you. What's that?
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What's this?
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Oh, nothing. It's something stupid that
Kirk bought. What do you do with it? You
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put a quarter in it, and it lays an egg.
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Well, I'll be darned.
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What was it you wanted to ask me? Well,
at the end of the day, we crown the
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maple syrup king and queen, and we
always have some prominent local citizen
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as master of ceremony.
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Look, I got a frog!
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Let me see.
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Look at that. I know I got one, too.
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You were saying something about a
prominent local citizen.
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Oh, right. We'd like to know if you'd be
our emcee.
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When is it? Saturday night.
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Sure, I'd be glad to. Well, great.
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Can I keep this?
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Yeah.
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Oh, one more thing. Would it be all
right if a few of the out -of -town
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contestants stayed here with you guys?
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Sure, I don't see why not. Oh, terrific.
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And one more thing, Joanna, would you
serve as chaperone for the girls? We
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somebody to make sure everything runs
smoothly at the contest.
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I'll be happy to. I'm going to be there,
too. Yeah, George has a very big job.
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I'm the facility chairman.
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What does the facility chairman do?
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Cleans up the facility.
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George is going to be there, too. We
better make sure that Stephanie can look
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after the inn.
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Stephanie!
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with us tonight. This is our maid,
Stephanie.
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Hi.
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You're our maid?
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That's great. Someone to press our
dresses.
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You guys never told me about this.
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You mean that they were staying here?
You never told me about any of it.
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the maple syrup queen?
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The maple syrup queen is the queen of
the maple syrup days.
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It's a contest?
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Yeah, there's prizes and everything.
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What kind of prizes?
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It's gift certificates for clothing or
something to wear.
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Although the queen's prize is even
bigger.
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Like, like, like jewelry or something.
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Come on, nut in this.
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Well, Stephanie, I think you have to be
nominated, don't you? No, you just have
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to sign up.
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Well, even so, there's probably a talent
competition or something.
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No, there isn't. They just ask you some
questions and then they pick a winner.
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that. I didn't know.
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Besides, I think this contest is for,
you know, younger girls.
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Why don't you just run over me with your
car, Joanna?
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I didn't mean you aren't young. I just
meant you're not as young as these
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Well, neither are you.
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I know, and I'm not in the contest.
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Well, I want to be in the contest.
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Well, you can't be in the contest.
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Why not? Because you promised to work
tonight.
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But I want to win stuff.
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Come on, Stephanie, now you can't be in
the contest. the contest and that's
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that. You're an adult, you have a job,
and the responsibility that goes with
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that job. Well, poop.
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Honey, I think Stephanie appreciates
what you're saying.
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Why don't you show the girls up to their
rooms?
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Okay, everybody, will you follow me? I'm
sorry, Stephanie.
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You know, sometimes I think the whole
world is against me.
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You're right, Stephanie. You know, every
Thursday, myself and four and a half
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billion other people get together and
try to figure out how to make life
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miserable for you.
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Well, tell them for me they're doing a
great job.
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Who's going to take it?
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How about the maid?
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Stephanie, do you mind?
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Thanks.
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Okay, all set?
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Stephanie, you tell us when to say
cheese.
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Okay.
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We really don't have time.
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Yeah, besides, there will be a
photographer at the contest.
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Boy, I sure am glad I'm not one of the
judges.
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I'd have to give everybody first prize.
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Four of the girls can go with us, then
two can go with you.
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Listen, Stephanie, we'll be at the
fellowship hall if you need us. Fine.
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to cheer up. I already tried.
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Goodbye, Stephanie.
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Goodbye. We're sorry you're not going
with us. By the way, that's a really
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robe.
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Thanks.
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Stephanie, I just wanted to say that I'm
sorry you have to stay here tonight.
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I know.
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But, I mean, try to keep it in
perspective. It's just a beauty contest.
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going to make a difference in anybody's
life.
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I guess you're right.
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I am feeling sorry for myself, but I'll
get over it.
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Good. All right, we'll see you tomorrow.
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I'm not feeling sorry for myself, and
I'll never get over it.
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kind of depressed.
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Why?
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It's just that there's this dance in
town tonight that I wanted to go to and
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they're going to pick a queen and I
wanted to be that too. And instead I
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stay here and look after this place.
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Oh.
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Gee, it seems a shame a pretty young
girl like you has to miss out on all
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fun.
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What if I watch the end for you?
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You'd do that?
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Well, I'd be happy to.
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But I don't even know you.
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Oh, I'm not sure that's a good idea.
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Well, I wouldn't want to get you into
any trouble.
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Of course, if I wore a disguise and got
back before anybody got home.
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Well, it's up to you.
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You talked me into it. I did?
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This is like a miracle.
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I can't believe I'm really going to the
festival and it's all thanks to you.
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By the way, who are you? I'm Kate.
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Thanks a million.
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I feel like I'm Cinderella and you're my
fairy godmother.
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Just a minute.
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You dropped your... Oh, thank you.
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Thank you, Kathy.
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Judges, that was Kathy Sue McGregor. And
now we're ready for our tenth and final
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contestant. Dick, honey, number ten
broke a strap. Can you just talk for a
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minute?
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Okay.
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Well, it seems we have a...
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or two more.
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Why don't I tell a joke?
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As some of you may know, I'm an
innkeeper, so I suppose this would be
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inn joke.
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Anyway, there's this guy staying in this
inn, and he calls down for room
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service, and he said, could... could...
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Could you please send me up some runny
scrambled eggs, cold toast.
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No, I'm sorry.
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Burnt toast and cold coffee.
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Maybe I better start this movie from the
beginning.
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This guy's staying in the sin, and he
calls down.
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And he says, calls down room service,
and he says, could you send me up some
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runny scrambled eggs?
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a burnt toast and cold coffee.
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And the innkeeper says, I'm sorry, we
can't do that.
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And the guest says, why not you did
yesterday?
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Honey, how are we doing over there?
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One more minute.
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I don't think I have one more minute
left in me.
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Why don't you tell that innkeeper joke?
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I don't know. It's kind of a stupid
joke.
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Do something. We'll be ready in just a
second.
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Hasn't this been a wonderful festival?
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Well, we still have some time. Let's...
How's it going?
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Fine. That dick's quick on his feet,
isn't it?
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Personally, I've never been to Maple,
sir.
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days before, but I mean, I can't imagine
anything better than this one.
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Honey, we're ready.
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So soon.
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Ladies and gentlemen, our tenth and
final contestant.
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Good evening.
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Hello.
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Your name is?
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Corrie Bishop.
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And how old are you, Corrie?
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Seventeen.
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And where do you live?
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I realize that, but where is home?
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405 Oak Street, East Pulteney, Vermont,
05741.
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And I understand you're a senior in high
school?
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Yes, sir.
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And what are your plans after
graduation?
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A bunch of my friends and me are going
to go to the beach for a week.
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How does one get into the contest?
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What? I meant to be here earlier, but my
house burned down.
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Well, I suppose we could squeeze you in.
How do you know I'm bending the rules?
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Oh, thank you.
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I've always depended on the kindness of
strangers.
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Well, here. Put this on and go
backstage, and I'll tell the emcee
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another contestant.
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And if I win this contest, I will do my
best to represent the state of Vermont
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and maple syrup.
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To the best of my abilities.
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Well, thank you, Corey.
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Judges, that was Corey Bishop, our final
contestant, so... Pardon me just a
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second. What is it? There's another
girl.
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What? A last -minute contestant. Oh,
okay. By the way, I meant to tell you
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earlier, you left the lights on in your
car.
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Turn them off. I tried. It's locked.
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Well, that's all right. You're out now.
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Just been brought to my attention that
we have another contestant. Is the girl
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back there?
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Ah, here she is.
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You just made it. And your name is?
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Inez Velasco.
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Inez Velasco.
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Yes, sir.
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Pardon us for just a second.
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Stephanie. How did you know?
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Because I'm not a moron. That's how I
knew.
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What are you doing here?
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I couldn't help it.
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I just had to be in the contest.
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You're supposed to be watching the inn.
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Look, if you want to yell at me when we
get home, I'll understand. But for now,
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please just go along with this.
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I'm going to go along with it because I
don't want to ruin the contest. But we
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are going to talk.
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When we get home. Fine. I promise I'll
cry and everything.
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Well, we're back.
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We were talking to Inez Velasco.
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Inez, where are you from?
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Dixie.
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Inez, why don't you just tell the judges
and the audience why you'd like to be
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April Serve Queen.
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I would like to be maple syrup queen
because I have always been an admirer of
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maple syrup.
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And I would be most proud to represent
your fine product in the great state of
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Vermont. And having come from poverty, I
would like to have some nice clothes.
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Well, that certainly is a nice dress
you're wearing now.
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Thank you. I made this from curtains.
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Thank you, Inez. Well, I've... I think
it's time for the judges to make their
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decision. And I see now the judges have
reached their decision.
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Here you go, Dick. Thank you.
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Okay, our second runner -up and winner
of the $50 gift certificate from
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Bridget's Fashion Shop, Kathy Sue
McGregor. Kathy?
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The first runner -up and winner of the
$100 gift certificate from Bridget's
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Fashion Shop, Corey Bishop.
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And that brings us now to our grand
prize winner, this year's maple syrup
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Ladies and gentlemen, I present to
you... Oh, no.
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Yes, Inez is right. She won.
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Congratulations, Inez.
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Thank you, Mr. Loudon.
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And now, could we have the maple syrup
king come out and crown our queen?
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Dick, this is Ricky Bowen from Winooski,
Vermont.
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He's a junior in high school and says he
hopes to become a senior.
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Okay, Ricky,
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would you do the honors?
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I crown you.
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Maple Syrup Queen.
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There you are, ladies and gentlemen, our
Maple Syrup King and Queen,
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Ricky and Inez.
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And now, Inez, I would like to present
you with your grand prize.
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The Maple Syrup Advisory Board has
really...
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outdone themselves this year because
this year, Queen Inez, you are the
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recipient of a $1 ,000 college
scholarship
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to be used at the college of your
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choice.
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Not at Bridget's?
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No, this is for books, not for blouses.
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Thank you very much.
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Thank you, judges.
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Thank you, Dick.
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Thank you, everybody.
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Who wants to trade?
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Tiffany, stop crying.
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I can't help it. I still feel badly.
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Well, everybody is proud of you, at
least, for giving back the scholarship.
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But everybody's still mad at me.
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I'll bet even Ella is mad at me.
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Somebody took my chicken.
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