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This is my brother, Daryl. And this is
my other brother, Daryl.
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Hi, guys. What's up?
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We're returning your chainsaw.
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Oh, thanks.
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Where is it?
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Oh, dear. We must have left it at the
cafe.
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Daryl?
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And don't be playing. Let's see if it'll
cut this on the way back.
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I got a confession to make.
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I just wanted to get rid of Daryl so we
could be alone.
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Why? I'm going back to school.
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Oh. I'm probably not as educated as you
think I am.
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Truth is, I quit high school
prematurely.
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Before I ever got in.
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I was afraid I wasn't high school
material.
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What changed your mind?
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Earl.
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Who's Earl?
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A contestant on Jeopardy.
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He lost big. He changed my life.
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How? Well, I would have creamed him by
three points.
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That inspired me to sign up for this
high school equivalency refresher
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The test is in two weeks.
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Well, mind is a terrible thing to waste.
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What do you want me to do?
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Cover for me with my brothers. I don't
want them to know I'm in school.
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I think they'd be proud of you.
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You'd be wrong.
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They kind of frown on higher education.
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Like when I drew Tippy the Turtle to try
to get in that Cinderway Art School.
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They called me uppity.
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You've never been on the business end of
their biting sarcasm.
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Well, maybe a couple of times.
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Well, if the Daryls come around, I'll
tell them you're working on a project
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me. Ooh, you're slick.
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Now, watch out.
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Daryl can pry the truth out of a stone.
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Did you get the chainsaw?
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Did you look everywhere?
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Well, we're in tarnation.
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Well, I'll be.
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I had it here all along.
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What'd they tell you? Already the
zingers are flying.
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the new Vermont tour guide.
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They took away one of our maple leaves.
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No kidding.
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Last year, we were a three -maple leaf
inn. This year, we've only got two. It's
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not fair.
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We've been defoliated.
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We can't take this line down.
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We can go all over the country breaking
into people's homes and drawing maple
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leaves in their books.
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I'm trying to say is there's not much we
can do about it.
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Fine, dear.
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Well, if you'll excuse me, I have to go
to our two -maple -leaf kitchen and whip
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up a crock of swill.
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Hi.
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Hi, guys.
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You're, uh, you're probably, probably
looking for Larry.
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As he may have mentioned to you, he's
working on a project for me.
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Well, he is.
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It's for a book.
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As you know, I'm a writer.
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Well, I am.
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I'm doing a book on...
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UFOs in New England, and I hired Larry
to photograph the
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UFOs.
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They come out at night.
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Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
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Between 8 and 10.
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You're probably wondering why I didn't
ask you two to help out.
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That's because UFOs are terrified
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of trios.
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about the way the Vermont tour guide
robbed us of a maple leaf and I've
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a letter.
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Dear sirs, with all respect, we believe
your review of our inn is unfair.
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Next time you hire a critic, check first
to see if he's brain dead.
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What do you think?
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You haven't mailed us yet, have you? No.
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Good, because I have a few notes.
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I dictated it over the phone as a
mailgram.
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Then I wouldn't change a word.
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Is that a chip in that cup?
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Yeah. What do you mean, yeah?
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We can't have a dining room full of
damaged crockery.
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Is that a crock? No, no.
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It's fine.
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Miss, this cantaloupe isn't ripe.
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I'm a waitress, not a bartender. Don't
tell me your problem.
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treated that guest?
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Well, it didn't come as a complete
surprise.
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Excuse me, I hate to interrupt, but only
two positions of our three -way light
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bulb are working.
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light bulb in room seven, re -tack the
carpeting on the stairs, and flush out
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all the radiators so they don't knock.
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Boy, the day can sure turn on you fast.
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And, Stephanie, after breakfast, I'll
have a list of chores for you, followed
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a discussion of your being rude to the
guests.
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He started it!
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I'm going to give this whole inn the
once -over.
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Over and over.
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What's up?
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UFOs and you.
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What about it?
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UFOs have been spotted by as few as one
and as many as 10 ,000 persons.
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Ah, and I said they were afraid of
trios.
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Well, they are. It's only that magic
number three that spooks them.
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This family of three was taken for a
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ride on a UFO.
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But you can't count the baby. It has to
be three adults.
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Three angry steel workers.
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Well, not steel workers.
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Okay, he's going to night school.
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determine my nocturnal whereabouts?
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Yeah. Well, I really want to thank you
more than ever for keeping my secret.
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Because if they knew what happened last
night, they'd be on me like drool on a
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baby.
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What happened last night?
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I quit school.
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Those are afraid of trios?
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Is that the best you could come up with?
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Yeah.
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Well, don't feel too bad.
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Those two could get Rambo to babble.
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Larry, what happened last night? Why'd
you quit school?
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Well, it started off good enough.
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I was surprised and delighted to find a
piece of complimentary gum under my
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seat.
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Next thing I know, everybody's laughing
at me.
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So I hightailed it.
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I can get that kind of treatment from
Daryl.
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But that's no reason to quit.
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On top of that, I didn't understand the
lesson.
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It's clear to me my brain don't take up
the full space my head has a lot of.
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Larry, suppose I tutor you.
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No way, not if that means what I think
it does.
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It means I'll help you study and get
that high school diploma.
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Oh, okay.
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The Earth is made up of seven
continents.
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Europe, Antarctica, Asia, Africa,
Australia, North America, and South
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How am I going to cram all this into one
temporal lobe?
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That's why you're lucky I'm here. When I
was a kid, I came up with a little
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trick.
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Eat an aspirin after a nighttime snack.
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I can explain.
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Is this a good time to sand, stain,
varnish, and wax the floor?
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No, George. Well, I guess I'll go
wallpaper the bathroom, then.
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Stupid, stupid maple leaf.
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Larry, it's the initials.
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Each letter stands for a continent.
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Europe.
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Antarctica.
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Asia.
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Africa.
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Australia, North America, South America.
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Do you suppose Miss Joanna would be free
to tutor me?
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Larry, give it a chance.
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Darryl, what are you doing here?
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My lunch.
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Thanks.
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Mmm, smells... All right, get out. You
had your fun.
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What is it? Turtle soup.
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An obvious reference to the Tippy
incident.
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Oh, Tim, could you help me look at the
fabric swatches for the James Madison
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room? I can't wait. Larry's at school
taking his test, and I feel like an
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expectant father.
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I just hope he doesn't come back with a
bouncing baby F.
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to worry about.
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Larry, how'd you do?
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Well, the teacher did say he's grading
on the curve, but since I answered zero
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out of a hundred, I expect to wind up
close to the bottom.
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Dang. At least on Jeopardy, I would have
come home with some lovely parting
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gifts.
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You failed, but...
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But you knew the material when we talked
it through.
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Yeah, doing it that way seemed to come
as natural as stuff between your toes.
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But when I tried to write, none of that
knowledge made it to my pencil.
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Come on, I want to talk to your teacher.
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All right.
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Where are you?
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You, wait, wait here.
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Hi, I'm Dick Love.
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Oh, stupid.
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I'd like to talk to you about Larry's
tests. I'm his tutor.
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Oh, really?
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Oh, you did a good job.
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I wonder if you'd consider giving him
another chance.
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He knows the material. We went over it
rather conversationally, and that comes
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as natural to him as stuff between
your...
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It comes real natural.
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I'm sorry, I can't test him twice. We
have rules.
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Well, sometimes you have to bend the
rules for special students.
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Take Einstein.
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Just a moment. Are you comparing Larry
with Einstein?
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Well, I wouldn't want Larry working with
subatomic particles.
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I mean, Einstein didn't fit into the
educational system, and neither does
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You claim he knows the material?
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Hey, I'm his tutor.
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All right, I'll retest him.
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Orally?
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All right, orally.
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One more thing.
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Could you make it sound like Jeopardy?
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Jeopardy, the game show. That's where
they give you the answer and then you
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to give them the question.
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Oh, what the heck. It'll be a great
story for the teacher's lounge.
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Larry, come on down.
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Okay, Larry, I'm going to retest you
orally. I'll give you the answer. Oh,
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Jeopardy. I'll take four scritches for a
hundred.
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This is my classroom. I'll pick the
categories.
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American history, geography,
mathematics, science, and literature.
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I'll take American history for 200,
Paul.
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This is really nice of you.
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All right, American history for 200.
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Event commemorated every December 7th.
What is...
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18 shopping days until Christmas.
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No, no, I was talking about the attack
on Pearl Harbor.
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He was sort of right. Sort of right
doesn't win on Jeopardy, Mr. Loudon.
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the cotton gin?
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Correct for 500.
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All right, let's recap.
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So far, Larry, you have a borderline D
average.
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You get the next one right, you'll have
a C minus. But if you miss...
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we're going to have to send you home
empty -handed.
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Are you ready, Larry?
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Ready, Paul.
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The category is science for 500.
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Here is your answer.
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Three things that plants and animals can
do that non -living things cannot.
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What is going from here to there?
Movement, that's correct.
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What is chowing down?
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Nourish themselves, correct. One more,
Larry.
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What is partying?
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Oh, I'm terribly sorry.
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The correct question is, what is
reproduction?
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I said partying.
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One man's partying is another man's
reproduction.
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I'm sorry, Larry, but your final grade
is an F. But we thank you for coming.
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You've been a good sport.
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Goodbye and good luck.
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Wait, wait.
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What about Final Jeopardy?
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Final Jeopardy?
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Yeah. That's where I can turn an if into
a diploma by betting the whole ball of
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wax on one question.
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You can?
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Look, we didn't make up these rules.
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Okay.
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Okay. The category is geography.
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All right, Larry. For a D and a high
school equivalency diploma, your answer
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is...
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of the seven continents of the world.
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Oh, wait, I know this one. Uh, take an
aspirin, chew a pill.
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It ain't coming.
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Well, this ain't like final...
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This has to stop soon. I never wore out
a hammer before.
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My only pleasure is imagining that every
stroke of the rag is putting another
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line on Joanna's face.
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Actually, that's how I wore out the
hammer.
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Yeah, can I help you?
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Yeah, well, I'm Alan Woodall, the
reviewer for the Vermont Tour Guide.
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I believe you know me as Brain Dead.
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Well, Mr.
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Woodall, you did take away one of our
maple leaves.
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I did?
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Here, see for yourself.
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Two maple leaves.
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Yeah, that's two maple leaves, all
right. But that's not your end.
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That's the park and snooze.
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Huh? Yeah, you see? You were reading the
wrong column. Here, look, look.
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The Park and Snooze, two maple leaves.
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The Stratford, three maple leaves.
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Oh, my goodness.
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Who's got dead brains now?
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Oh, Mr. Woodall.
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I'm so embarrassed. Please, stay here
tonight.
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Our treat, free.
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No, thank you. There's a four maple leaf
inn down the road.
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and it's your way, I can only seem to
learn them in descending order of gross
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national product.
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Daryl, I won't keep you two hanging on
me hooks.
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I passed.
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I've got good news, too. It turns out
I've been reading the Vermont tour guide
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all wrong. We've had three maple leaves
all along.
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Well, thank goodness you didn't get all
worked up over it.
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You better tell George and Stephanie. At
least they won't have to do any more
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work.
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It's nice to know you fellows have so
much confidence in me. But what if I'd
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failed?
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Well, I told them. I must say they both
took it better than I expected.
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