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Mayor Dodds, isn't it true that you plan
to support the development of Stony
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Ridge Woods?
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Nope. Oh.
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Good.
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I just support cutting down all the
trees and selling the lumber.
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Mayor Dodds, we elected you because you
promised not to do anything.
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Yeah.
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Now, Chester, I don't think I need to
stand up here and point out how little
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I've done.
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We all have something to gain here.
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The Stony Ridge Project will bring in
lots of revenue and some of the most fun
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people in the world.
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Loggers!
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I'm Dick Loudon. My wife and I own the
Stratford Inn, and a lot of the tourists
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who stay there come up here for the
foliage.
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You can't have foliage without trees.
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I disagree!
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Maybe you people don't appreciate the
beauty of this area, but my wife and I
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from New York, and they've cut down all
the trees there.
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Tourists still come to New York, don't
they, Dick?
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Not for trees.
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Aha! So you don't need trees for
tourists.
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Thank you for pointing that out, Dick.
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Jim and I used to play in those woods
when we were kids.
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You're not just cutting down trees,
you're cutting down memories.
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Chester, aren't memories even more
precious when you're remembering
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that's gone?
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Boy, this guy's good.
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I think it's time I spoke up.
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I'm George Utley. I've lived in this
town all my life. I went to school at
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Ashton Elementary.
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I disagree.
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Gee, I never got static on that before.
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Well, if no one has anything else to
say, this meeting is now... Excuse me.
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Hi, I'm Larry.
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This is my brother, Daryl. And this is
my other brother, Daryl.
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We used to live in them woods, and they
wouldn't be the same without trees.
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I mean, where are the birds gonna park
it?
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They're gonna drive away your robins,
your crows.
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Your metal art. Sir.
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I believe I have the floor.
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Your blue jays. Your sparrows. And let's
not forget your finches.
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The most tasty of them all.
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Well, meeting adjourned.
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Uh, I do hope you'll all remember the
name Dodds when you're voting two weeks
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from Tuesday.
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We gotta find somebody to run against
Mayor Dodds. Yeah, I nominate... Hey,
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Chester. Jim. Oh, come on. You were
mayor once before and you were great.
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You didn't do a thing.
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Thanks.
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But I promised my wife I wouldn't run
again.
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Keeping things from happening can take
over your life.
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You think Joanna would let you run for
mayor?
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Oh, I'm sorry. I'm much too busy.
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Too bad. You'd have made a good one. I
disagree.
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Isn't she adorable?
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The cutest thing I've ever seen.
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I'm coming downstairs now, but you can
keep talking about me if you want to.
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Get ready for the biggest awe yet.
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Oh.
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A cute, adorable, attention -grabbing
puppy.
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Oh, she's so cuddly and soft.
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And such pretty color. Not unlike my new
sweater.
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It's cute, Steph.
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Look at those eyes.
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Does a person have to have a wet nose to
get some attention around here?
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Look at that little wet nose.
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Michael!
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Is that cuddly little creature yours?
And what's its life expectancy?
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This is Juliet, my friend Bruce's dog.
I'm taking care of her while he looks
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an apartment in New York.
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Oh, isn't that nice?
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Well, if we're going to get to the
movies, you better stick her in a drawer
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something.
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Change of plan, Senorita Bonita.
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I thought we'd go on a shopping spree
instead.
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They're having a squeak toy spectacular
at the house of Bow Wow.
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I want to go to the vet's and buy some
vitamins, and I'll have to buy some
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newspaper so she can stay on top of
current events.
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Michael, I'm not interested in doing any
of those things.
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Oh, fine. Well, I'll call you tonight,
and I'll tell you all about it.
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Boy, that sure is a cute puppy. Shut up,
George.
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I guess I had that coming.
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Hi. I'm Larry. I know.
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You're Larry, Daryl, and Daryl. Right.
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We'd like to talk to your husband if
he's decent.
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Of course, Daryl here don't care either
way.
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Dear?
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Hi, guys. What can I do for you?
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We're here today as three of the great
unwashed.
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Really?
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We got to do something about saving
Stony Ridge Woods.
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What we have to find is someone who'll
run against Mayor Dodds.
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I've called everybody in town and no one
wants to run.
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Okay, I'll do it.
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Larry, you're not suggesting that...
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That you run for mayor. You said no one
else would do it.
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There's got to be someone I haven't
called.
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Why bother?
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You agreed with everything I said at the
meeting last night, didn't you? Yeah,
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except maybe which bird is the tastiest.
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The point is, I don't think you'd stand
a chance of winning.
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I got a better chance of getting votes
than if nobody ran.
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Maybe.
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That's all I need to hear. Come on,
Daryl. Let's get our tools.
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I read somewhere a candidate should put
together a platform.
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Dick, is it true Larry, Daryl, and Daryl
are running for mayor?
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Don't be silly. Just Larry.
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Well, we found somebody else to run
against Mayor Dodds. Yeah, somebody who
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shaves.
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Me. Great.
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So, Dick, do I have your endorsement?
With all the influence that goes with
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Want to hear my slogan?
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Sure. Vote for Chester for mayor.
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Catchy. I wrote it.
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Well, thanks for your endorsement, Dick.
Oh, and what's our battle cry?
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Vote for Chester for mayor.
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It's like a Cole Porter lyric.
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Juliet, wherefore art thou, Juliet?
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Oh, what a cute puppy.
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My name is Juliet.
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Smart, too.
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Here, Dick, score some points with this.
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This is almost too easy.
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Cujo's back.
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Steph, great news. My friend Bruce found
an apartment.
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Oh, well, goodbye, Juliet. I'll never
forget you.
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You bet you won't, Steph. That's the
good news. The landlord won't let him
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pets, so Juliet is mine forever.
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Oh, these are glad tidings.
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Don't you think we should have discussed
this first?
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I'm sorry, Steph. I couldn't help it.
Just like I couldn't help getting this.
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Oh, Michael!
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It's beautiful.
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Wait till you see what it looks like on.
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Say hello to Juliet Harris.
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Michael.
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I've kept my feelings to myself.
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But I refuse to share your affections
with this flea circus.
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Now you have a choice to make.
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Fur or flesh.
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Whoa.
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Torn between two mammals.
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Hi. I'm candidate Larry.
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I recognize everybody.
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my campaign slogan.
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Larry, there's something... If anyone's
still straddling the fence after that,
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we got these.
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Larry and Dick Loudon, two men, one
mind.
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Larry, I think that should be two men of
one mind.
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Oh, I wish you'd said something earlier.
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Daryl, looks like you're going to have
to spend the rest of the day chasing
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cars.
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Hold it, hold it.
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Guys, that won't be necessary.
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Chester Wanamaker has decided to run for
mayor, and since he feels the same way
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we do about the woods, now that he's
running, you can drop out of the race.
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No way.
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I got a better chance to win than him.
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I got something he ain't never going to
have.
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Your endorsement.
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Uh, Larry?
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What I'm trying to say is I've given
Chester my endorsement. Well, okay.
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But it kind of dilutes the significance
if you endorse the both of us.
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Larry, I only endorsed him. I never
endorsed you.
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One day in politics and already I've
been stabbed in the back.
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It's just that I have this crazy feeling
that...
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Chester has a better chance of winning.
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Why? Well, a mayor has to inspire
confidence. He has to be a skilled
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administrator. He has to understand the
intricacies of running a community.
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That's me in a nutshell.
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Larry, drop out of the race.
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No, sir.
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Them woods was my home, and no one can
defend them better than me.
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Larry, you're just going to get hurt.
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How can anything hurt worse than a knife
in the back?
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Come on, Daryl. Let's go shake some
babies.
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Kiss babies.
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Sure. Set us up for another fall.
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Hi, George.
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Chester. Thanks for helping me with my
speech deck, especially for the opening
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joke.
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What opening joke?
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Oh, at the meet the candidates debate
tonight, Chester is going to say, ladies
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and gentlemen, I've come here tonight to
ask for your support.
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Not that I couldn't stand up without it.
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Chester?
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I'll catch him before he goes on.
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Did you tell the joke right or is it
just not funny?
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George, it's hard for me to help Chester
when I have all this guilt about Larry.
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I feel like I betrayed him.
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Hi, I'm Larry.
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Vote for Larry.
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Save the trees.
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Don't stay at Stratford Inn.
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Apparently he feels the same way. He'll
probably never talk to me again.
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It sounds like you're going to miss
Larry.
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Not miss, miss.
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You know, it's like when you have a mole
removed, you know?
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You never really wanted it, but you kind
of missed the bump.
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I've got my puppy, but is my kitten
around?
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I hate to answer a question like that,
but Stephanie's upstairs.
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Steph! Oh, we're going to meet the
candidate debate tonight. Are you and
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Stephanie going?
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What am I saying?
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Michael, I thought I told you not to
come back until you dumped the other
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Don't worry, Steph, she's...
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She's got one paw out the door as we
speak.
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I'm passing flyers around the
neighborhood trying to find her a home,
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could just watch her for a while.
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You're leaving her here?
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Steph, I can't take her with me.
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I think she knows what's going on.
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Michael! Bye, girls.
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Michael!
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Look, I've got things to do, so just sit
there and... Keep your yap shut.
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Don't give me that look.
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I invented it.
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And you're doing it wrong.
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It goes like this.
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Look, just play with your silly toy and
stop bothering me.
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Oh, do I have to do everything?
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Come on, Juliet.
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Oh, you like that, huh?
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I'll bet you think I'm going to do it
again.
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his part. I think it's high time we did
ours.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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George. Oh, sorry.
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Boy, that guy can really tamper with
your mind.
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Good evening. I'm Chester Wanamaker.
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Dick Loudon wrote me a real funny
opening joke, but he told me not to tell
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The survival of Stony Ridge Woods is at
stake.
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Now, I know money is important to all of
us. I disagree.
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Well, it's important to the rest of us.
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But I, for one, would rather have the
green of the leaf than the green of the
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dollar.
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Ditto. Ditto.
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Daryl thinks I should expand on that.
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Daryl and I used to have a business
called Anything for a Book.
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Well, there's some things you don't do
for twice that amount.
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You don't... destroy things that are
beautiful.
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If you keep developing the land, you
lose what drew people to it in the first
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place.
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Some things can't be improved upon.
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Things like the first sound a baby
makes.
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Things like Daryl's fettuccine Alfredo.
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And Stony Ridge Woods.
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The men upstairs will take care of them
babies.
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Daryl will keep an eye on that
fettuccine.
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But it's up to us to protect them woods.
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You know what I like about you?
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You're so down to earth.
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And how many candidates aren't afraid to
say, I don't know?
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I don't know.
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I guess you heard the election results.
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What makes you think so? We ain't
partying yet, are we?
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Well, who won?
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Larry.
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Wait a minute. He didn't win.
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He didn't?
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Chester won.
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Well, does that count absentee ballots?
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I'm real big with servicemen overseas.
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It's over.
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Darn. But the woods were saved, and I
think your speech had something to do
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it. Which one?
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Ditto or the wordy one?
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Probably a combination.
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But I think you campaigned admirably.
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Except for shaking a few babies.
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Well, what was the vote anyway?
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Gee, I don't know.
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Exactly.
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Something like 419 to
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321 to around five.
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Well, is that second place fellow in
this room?
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How around five was it?
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Three.
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Three? Just a second. You voted for me,
and I voted for me.
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Benedict Darrell here.
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Whichever one of you it is, I guess
blood isn't as thick as your head.
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Larry, one more vote wouldn't have put
you over the top.
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I guess that's it.
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People have jeered.
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What if I've only got three votes? Is
there something wrong with me?
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It's just that you have this certain
image that for some reason
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Didn't fit with Mayor.
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What is my image?
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I think people think of you as more a
restaurateur.
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Oh, you want a burger? No.
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I, on the other hand, think of you as
a... Yes?
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A friend.
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I guess I wanted something after all.
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I guess that's it. I guess it's time for
my concession speech.
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Hi, I lost.
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Okay, let's party.
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Look at that.
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Even in defeat.
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Honest, direct, concise.
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I say we really missed out.
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Bad news, Steph.
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My friend Bruce found an apartment. No!
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Yes, they take pets.
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Bruce picked Juliet up about half an
hour ago. And you just let her go?
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Steph, my heart's already been ripped
into kibbles and bits.
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You've got to look on the bright side.
No more walking her three times a day.
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No more getting fur all over my dress.
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And best of all, we've still got each
other.
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Oh, Michael.
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