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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
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I can now state unequivocally there is
not an ounce of cheese up here.
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There's a cow who goes by now and then,
but much too fast to be milked.
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I'm quite comfortable just now, but you
should see me at full moon.
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I keep sliding off.
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Tonight's program has been a rather long
time in the making.
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The life from that star, for example,
has taken 50 ,000 years to reach you.
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But I suppose that is rather
unimpressive, considering the age of
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now seen on television.
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Our story is considerably younger.
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It is called Coyote Moon.
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I tried out for the title role, but was
rejected.
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They're using the real thing.
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favoritism, you know.
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Out in the desert.
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Lying on the edge of the highway.
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Mister, we pay a bounty on coyotes in
this part of the state. I know, but I
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couldn't leave him lying out there in
the sun to die.
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He might have hydrophobic.
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No, he's been hit by a car.
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He might pull through if we could get
him to a vet.
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A vet?
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Sure, this is a cow town, isn't it?
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There ought to be a vet around here.
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What, you think any cow doctor's gonna
go to work on a coyote?
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Why not?
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Mister, this here's the absolute most
worthless critter the good Lord ever
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Good work for him.
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You'd have a plague of ground squirrels
and rabbits inside of you here.
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You know, one of these crews will take a
sheepdog twice their size out in the
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hills and lick the tar off it.
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Sure, that's cold courage for you.
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I'll go phone Doc Parker.
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They send the wagon by here for me, I'm
going to blame you.
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Thanks.
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Is he hurt very bad?
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That dog, I mean.
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Well, that isn't a dog. That's a coyote.
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Oh.
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I found him on the highway. He'd been
hit by a car. I felt sorry for him lying
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out there in that hot sun.
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Boy, I know how he feels.
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Oh?
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Well, I'm going west to see my mother.
She's sick, you know, and I've been
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trying to get out there to see her.
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Boy, it feels like I've been on this
road forever.
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Well, don't you worry about me. I'm
going to get there. I'm in the
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now.
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Sentinel Mesa.
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My brother Harry's working out there,
and as soon as I get there, we're going
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drive the rest away in his car.
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If it ain't too late.
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Sentinel Mesa?
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It's somewhere west of here.
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Oh?
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You going west?
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52 miles.
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Boy, it wouldn't take long to swell a
car like this.
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Wonder how long...
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Mr. Sentinel Mesa?
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All right. Sentinel Mesa.
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Charge, you got us right, didn't you,
honey?
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You don't know how we appreciate this,
mister. We was about done in.
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Come on, there's plenty of room up here
in front for all of us.
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What? He's my father.
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You didn't say anything.
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He's just a swell rig, though.
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All the comforts of home.
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Can't tell you what this means to me and
Julie, mister.
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Yes, I do.
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I'm going to teach at the university.
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Oh, a professor, huh?
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Associate.
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And then?
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Not quite a professor, almost.
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Yeah,
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professors make pretty good money in
here.
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$2 .85, $3 .20 an hour, somebody's
telling me.
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You fellas must have pretty strong ears.
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Congratulations. Yes, sir.
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When you get out to California, I sure
ought to see that baby of yours.
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You know him?
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How would I know him?
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You've been giving him such a going
over, I thought you might be looking for
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someone. Brother Harry, maybe?
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Brother Harry's in Sentinel Mesa.
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may have nothing to do with hitchhikers.
They get a policy.
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Never know who you're going to pick up.
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99 times out of 100, they'll be okay.
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Like Julie and me here.
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That 100 fella, he's the one that'll
give you trouble.
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You really think so?
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You're doggone right I do.
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Can't be too careful these days.
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pocketbook.
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You got a spare?
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Behind the front seat.
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I'll take care of it, Professor.
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I'm a crackerjack of flats.
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What's this?
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Paper cups, napkins, picnic stuff.
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Well, from here on out, I'll take care
of the breakdown.
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It's only ten miles to Sentinel Mesa.
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Boy, I'm glad.
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I'm so hungry.
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You're looking at the only garage in
Sentinel, Mesa, mister.
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Right out them windows.
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We ain't never had anybody working here
named Harry.
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255, 3, and 5.
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What else you all think?
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Got a spare tire, put it back and
everything.
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Put it back myself, save you 80 cents.
You stick a little pop, you make
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some money.
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How about Brother Harry?
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You know, that had me stumped for a
minute.
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I just swore he wrote he was working in
Sentinel Mesa.
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Sure.
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Sure what?
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Aren't Sentinel Mesa at all?
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Sentinel Mountain.
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Happens all the time.
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Bet I know right where he's working. The
Ace.
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Ace. Ace Price. Ace.
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Ace Price. Yeah, even the post office
gets mixed up.
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Two towns on the same highway, 28 miles
apart, both Sentinel.
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Mesa and Mountain.
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How do you feel, honey?
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Not so good.
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She's, uh, you know...
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Oh, poor thing. Why don't you tell me?
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Well, I get to fit in so bad, I don't
like to talk about it. I get dizzy now
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then. 28 miles to Sentinel Mountain.
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When's the next bus due?
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Bus? Huh?
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I'm going to do you both a favor. I'm
going to pay your fare to Sentinel
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Mountain. Ain't no bus stops here.
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This is the country.
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Oh, my. She's faded.
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Wait, where's the nearest doctor?
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Doc Willoughby, 28 miles.
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Get her out of the car. Yeah.
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You just go to the Ace Garage.
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And you ask for Dr. Willoughby. I'll
tell you whatever.
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like you're fresh out. Here, have one of
mine.
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Why would I put that in my pocket?
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How about that coffee, baby?
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Julie?
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Uh, we only got this one cup.
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Oh, well, what do we do? Take turns?
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We've got some more.
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No, no need to stop.
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Pour the professor a cup.
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See, how do you like it? Cream, sugar? I
remember, I remember.
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Never mind.
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We're stopping here anyway.
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And now let's get out the cups and have
a parting drink.
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But I just told you... I know what you
just told me. I'm telling you to get
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You too, Julie.
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Did we do something wrong?
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Out.
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Out!
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Ain't nobody here.
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Just like the coyote.
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Your old man doesn't miss a trick, does
he?
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He sold them both. That's a junk tire.
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Where'd it go?
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This is my boy Harry, Professor.
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He quit his job at the Ace Garage,
didn't you, Harry?
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Yeah. Had a little hard luck with the
car he was going to drive us to
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in, didn't you, Harry? Yeah.
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all ride west together.
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Right, Harry?
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Yeah.
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He says Pop stole his tires.
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What tires?
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Right off the car.
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Why would I do a thing like that?
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There's a junk tire on my back wheel.
Garage man done it. Figured he'd crook
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minute I saw him.
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Mister, do I understand you call my old
man a thief?
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He stole my tires.
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Now, ain't that gratitude for you?
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We come along with him. keep him
company, make coffee for him, help him
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flat tires. And you go on calling him
dirty names.
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What kind of man are you, Professor?
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Hey, he's fixing to leave us here.
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Is that right, Professor?
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You call my old man a thief and my
sister a liar and tell him you're going
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dump him out here in the desert?
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You do all them things?
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Huh?
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You know, if it was up to me,
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I wouldn't take you one step further.
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What's the matter? I guess.
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Hey, Professor, how long since you got
gas?
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Abilene or someplace like that.
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Abilene? That's 300 miles.
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Well, maybe it wasn't Abilene. Maybe it
was someplace in Oklahoma.
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Dumb jerk.
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And I thought professors were supposed
to be so smart.
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Absent -minded, too.
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You think it's funny, don't you?
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You know where we are?
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Halfway between Sentinel Mountain and El
Paso.
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There's 30 miles of desert before we get
to the next water.
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You'll adapt.
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Water puts you right in our teeth.
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Somebody's coming. Go on.
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Get out there. Hurry.
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Take me to police, please.
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Do you wish the police department at El
Paso or Sentinel Mount?
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Anyone, but make it fast.
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I'm at Scorpion Springs.
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They robbed me blind and they're walking
away.
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Boy, mister, we sure do appreciate this.
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Hey, pops, Harry, come on.
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Well, they sure are. That old highway
sure is hot on the dogs.
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How far you going, mister?
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El Paso.
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Laryngitis.
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I'll be right back.
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Hey. Hey, where are you going?
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Done check what's flooding it.
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Bet I can sign it for him.
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Unless they do that.
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car was right here.
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Hey! Hey there! That's my car!
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That's a police car.
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Sure did.
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Does it sound like I have something
wrong with my throat, you three lying
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tramps? Don't help me. You're going to
go to jail if I have to put you there
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myself.
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Lord, tell him all about it. I'll tell
you all about it.
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you're wondering about Julie, Harry and
Pops, that trio of Nietzsche's noblemen,
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they received just what they deserved
and more.
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As it turned out, they had been part of
a gang of hijackers that stole
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supermarket carts, filed off the serial
numbers, smuggled them to
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Mexico where they had sold them as baby
carriages.
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The court showed them no mercy.
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I hope you didn't mind the lack of
murder and mayhem in tonight's story,
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thought we might give you a vacation
from it.
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For those of you who insist on violence,
I can only refer you to your daily
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paper or your innermost thoughts.
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Next time we promise to do better. Until
then, good night.
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