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I teach this course on
Chaucer for general consumption

as a courtesy
to the university.

I've attempted to make it
easier for you

by allowing you to read
the modernized version,

which is my own, by the way.

I could require you to read
chaucer in the original.

But the royalties
wouldn't be as good.

Mr. Fitzf'atrick...

...i am painfully aware

of the investment that
this university has in you.

As I'm sure
you must be aware

of the enormous pressure
that we on the faculty receive

to give you
a rubber-stamp grade.

But if you wish
to pass this course,

you will have to demonstrate

that there is something more
than just...

A scrimmage
between those ears of yours.

And if first impressions
hold true,

I should think that would
prove a formidable task.

Now, for the next session.

I would like you all to read

and comprehend my introduction
to the canterbury tales.

And beware, we may have one of
my devious quizzes on Monday.

Have a nice weekend.

Are you okay?
Need some money?

See you then. Bye.
Bye.

Oh.

Hi.

Come on. Let's get packed.
We're leaving tonight.

Oh, I'm sorry, I can't go.

But it's all planned.
But it's rush week.

I'm chairman of the rush
committee, remember?

Come on, Jen. Kappa omega psi
is not gonna fold

if you take a few days off
to go to the beach.

But I have an obligation.

After all, aren't you
always trying to get me

to be more
socially responsible?

Not to a sorority, no.

I know you don't think
sororities are important,

but I do.

I thought
I was important to you.

Can't we go after rush week?

No. We only have the beach
house for this weekend.

Get your stuff.
I'll pick you up in an hour.

I've got to get
professor fairgate's

introduction to canterbury
tales done by Monday.

Jen, get your stuff--
Richard, no! Please.

Don't insist. There's no way.

I'm sorry.

Maybe professor errol Flynn

can give you
some private coaching, huh?

Yeah. Well, maybe he can.

Jennifer Thomas
is the second coed

to disappear under
mysterious circumstances

in the last two weeks.

So far, the authorities have
been completely frustrated.

Every lead
has been a dead end.

No ransom note,
no evidence of foul play.

Two beautiful sorority girls

have simply van/shed
into thin air.

And the kicker is the girls
are kappa omega psi,

my sorority.

Oh, that's right.

You were a big sorority
honcho, weren't you, tiff?

Yeah. Anyway,
that's how we come into it.

Yes. We've been hired
by the alumni committee

to find those girls.

No contact from
the kidnappers?

We can't assume that these
are ordinary kidnappings.

What? Do you think it might be
a string of murders?

Possibly. But there's
another form of kidnapping.

Much more frightening.

Kidnapping for prostitution.

White slavery.

White slavery?

Come on, Charlie.

I didn't think that sort
of thing was still around.

At least not in this country.

Don't be so sure, angels.

There are hundreds of cases
every year.

And I'm afraid our case
fits into the general pattern.

I don't know, Charlie.
That's a little hard to buy.

It's a possibility, kris.

I want you to check into it
when you get t 0 the university.

Back to school,
Charlie?

You are, kris,
to audit a few classes.

And Tiffany is going to stay
at the sorority house

Asa big sister.

Big sister?

Well, she's hardly cut out

to be a housemother.

This is true.

What about the rest of US?

You and Kelly
will work the outside.

This is a really
baffling case, angels.

Well, good luck.
You'll need every bit of it.

School?

Tiffany, welcome home.

Ms. Kay.

Still the most glamorous
housemother

in the sorority biz.

And you still have a way
with words don't you?

We try. I missed you.
I thought about you a lot.

Well, thank you.
I'm still here as housemother.

I thought you'd get married.

Oh, no.
I'm enjoying it here.

I understand you're going
to be with US for a while.

Well, I have literary
aspirations, you know.

So I thought I'll do
a story on kappa house,

but I had to come back
for a couple days

to do some research.

It's gonna be good
to have you with US.

May I help you unpack?

Oh, I'd love it. Thank you.

I hear you've had
a little excitement

around here recently.

Yes, if you mean
the two girls who disappeared.

Yeah, are there
any new developments?

No. We're just praying

that there'll be
a logical explanation.

Who were the girls?

Beth Harris was the first one,

Avery shy (earl
who kept to herself.

You know adage
"still water runs deep"?

Well, no one
was very surprised

when she first
missed her classes.

We figured perhaps
she'd run off on her own.

And the other girl?

Jenny Thomas,
an entirely different story.

Everyone was crazy about her.

She was our rush chairman.

Everyone is so upset.

And she is not
the kind of girl

that would run away
from anything.

Now, of course, I think we are
going to have to face

the possibility that we're
dealing with a tragedy.

How are you?

Hello.
Hi.

Have some fun.

What was that
all about?

Your presidency
was a landmark

in making kappa house the
number one house on campus.

That's not true.

Ah, the girls consider you
a kind of legend around here.

You're kidding.

And we try to encourage
the tradition.

You were some kind
of president.

And you're some kind
of lady.

You wanna know
the truth?

I barely got in
to this sorority.

Oh, no. They almost
blackballed you?

I don't believe it.

It's true.

I wouldn't have
blamed 'em.

You can never tell what
a pledge is gonna turn out.

That is so true. Mm.
Isn't it?

How is this
year's pledge class?

Small, but good.

We only have five openings.
Mm.

Hi, I'm Cathy Evans.

Hello, Tiffany welles.
I know.

Cathy took over
as rush chairman

when Jenny disappeared.

Ms. Kay was telling me
about that.

Oh, it's awful.

We thought that Jenny had
skipped town with her boyfriend.

Then he showed up a couple
days ago, looking for her.

She'd stood him up
on a weekend at the beach.

What's his name?
Richard milligan.

He's 80 '605.

I don't know
what she sees in him.

Oh, more candidates.

I'd better
get back to work.

Nice to have met you.
Nice to meet you.

Do you know of anything

that might link
Beth and Jenny together?

Uh, they were both
English majors.

Heh. Oh, they both had a crush
on our famous Dr. Fairgate.

Oh, a crush, eh?

Yeah.
How bad?

Total and all-consuming.

Oh, one of those.

Dr. James fairgate
is very attractive.

He's a celebrity
on this campus.

Most of his girls
have a crush on him.

If you saw him in action,
you'd know what I mean.

What's happening?

Okay, would everybody
keep quiet.

Stay right were you are.
There's nothing to be afraid of.

We must have
blown a breaker.

Could be.

Nice going, Steve.

That will make 'em respect
the pi nus a little bit more.

They have it coming
for a long time.

Pi nus.
I know it has to be them.

You have got to be kidding.

You mean that old feud
is still going on?

Now their stupid boyfriends
are involved.

But yeah,
the same old feud.

The beauties,
meaning US,

versus the beast,
meaning them.

What do you say
we take 'em down a peg?

Yeah!

Let's do it. Come on.

Hey, Nikki, uh,

wasn't that your brother Steve
driving that car?

No, it couldn't have been.

Don't say that.

Are you sure
it was him?

He's in one of my classes.
I know it was him.

Well, how can you be sure?
It was dark.

Not that dark.

Down, set, hut.
Hut two.

Yeah!

Hey, I'll be back.

Hey, Nikki. What's up?

Kappa house turned me down

because of that stunt
you pulled last night.

Why did you do that?

Why do you hate 'em so much?

They're a bunch of stuck-up--

they're not! They're terrific

and now you've screwed it up
for me.

Nikki, would you forget them.

Now, you can pledge pi nu.

I told you I can
get you in there.

I'll tell you what,
big brother: You forget it,

I don't wanna be a pi nu.

I wouldn't fit in.

I really wanted to be a kappa.

So I hope you're happy,
'cause I'm not gonna be.

Nikki.

They're fine.

The drugs are
working perfectly.

Our little girls
are completely out of it.

The boss said the girls
are gonna have company.

Another one?

The sheik
just upped the order.

Three, huh?
Mm-hm.

Think they must be
paying a fortune.

At least a million.

But don't worry,
he can afford it.

Here's to beautiful women,

especially the young ones.

Can I help you?

Are you the librarian?

One of them.

I haven't seen you
in here before.

No. Well, you see, uh,

we had another library
when I was here.

Zachary Preston,
class of '51?

Do you need a pass to use
the stacks, Mr. Preston?

Zach. Please, call me Zach.

I'm willamena Campbell,

but you can call me Willie.

Willie? I like that.

Well, Willie, uh,

I suppose I shouldn't be
telling you my life story,

but, uh,
I quit the insurance business

to become a writer.

I'm working on
a book right now.

A western.

So I'm here to, uh,

get background on Colorado
in the 18708.

Oh, the section on Colorado is
straight back and to your right.

The 94008.

Well, thank you very much.

You were very helpful.

It's my job.

Will we be
seeing you again?

I mean, uh,
for further research.

Oh, yes. You can bet on it.

Psst.

I got a call from Charlie.

About professor fairgate?

Yeah.

Seems that while the professor
was teaching at Berkeley

a couple of years ago,

two beautiful coeds
mysteriously disappeared.

Now, kris is going to audit
his class,

but Charlie wants you
to have a talk with him too.

Any news of the background
of the two missing girls?

No, not yet.

Kelly is digging into that.

So I guess it's up to you to
take a shot at the boyfriend

of the last girl
who disappeared.

This isn't
the Colorado section, Zach.

Zach?

"Phanomenologie des geistes."

A very interesting flavor
for a western,

wouldn't you say?

A teutonic western?

Mm-hm.

Oh, how unique.

Mmm.

Wunderbar.

You Richard milligan?

Yeah, you're Tiffany welles?

Nice to meet you.

I got your message.
Good.

Let's walk, shall we?

What's going on in the
sorority house? Where's Jenny?

I was hoping
you could tell me.

All I can tell you
is that I really miss her,

and I never thought
I'd say that about anybody.

I'm not real proud of it,

but somehow I became kind
of a professional student.

Back in the '608
and early 708,

I was into all the causes,
the protests, everything.

Then the times changed and
for a long time I couldn't.

And then Jenny came along.

Yeah, then Jenny
came along.

You were the last person

to see her Friday night,
weren't you?

Yeah.

Why didn't you go with her?

She had sorority business.

Wait a minute.

Okay, I'll level with you.

We had a fight.

But I met some friends
at the library

right after I left Jenny.

And I spent the weekend
at the beach with them.

Sounds like
a pretty tight alibi.

Hey. I wouldn't hurt her.

Okay.

She was in one of
professor fairgate's classes,

wasn't she?
Oh, yeah.

Doesn't sound to me like you're
one of his greatest fans.

Oh, that might be the
understatement of the year.

You know, there's nothing
unusual about a college girl

getting a crush on
a professor.

It happens a lot.
It happened to me.

Yeah. Did your professor
returned your affection?

Of course not.

Well, unfortunately,

professor fairgate
isn't so chivalrous.

Oh.

I checked out both Jenny
and Beth, very carefully.

Neither family
is particularly wealthy.

So that rules out kidnapping.

Looks that way.

I just talk to
Richard milligan.

You know,
I think he's in the clear.

He seems to be
very much in love with Jenny.

I can't see him hurting her.

So, what do we have?

Steve Fitzpatrick,
the football player?

And professor fairgate.

Richard tells me
that the good professor

has been known to offer
more than education

to some of his students.

Interesting.

Isn't it?

Kris still planning to audit
one of his classes?

Well, I think from what
you've just told me,

she's gonna do a little more
than just audit his class,

if you know what I mean.

I think I know
exactly what you mean.

While the canterbury
tales are hardly shocking today,

you must remember
we're talking about england,

prior to the renaissance.

They still didn't have

the x-rated quality of, uh,
boccaccio's bawdy decameron.

So we can safely surmise
that the Italian response

to even the more rowdy
aspects of chaucer

was relatively tame.

That's it.

We will continue this tomorrow,
god and chaucer willing. See ya.

Do you? Well, i--

no. We see an example of that
in fellini's films, for example.

If you know--
you know what I mean.

Uh, excuse me.
Yes.

Professor fairgate?
Mm-hm.

Hi, I'm kris munroe.

I've heard a lot
about your class,

I was hoping
I could audit it.

I don't allow audits
in my class.

Oh.

But I would certainly make
an exception in your case.

Oh, good. I'll see you
in class, then.

One thing.
I do have a rule.

If you're late, you're out.

I'll be there.

All right.

Professor fairgate?

Yes.

May I speak with you
for a moment.

Of course, if you don't mind
walking to my next class.

Sure.

Listen, if you like to get
into my class,

there's usually
a waiting list, but, uh,

I could make an exception
in your case.

Oh, I'm flattered. Thank you.

Actually, I'm doing
a story on kappa house,

and I wonder there might
be an angle

in these two girls
that disappeared.

Are you a reporter?

No, not anymore.
Just a freelance

former journalism major
looking for a break.

I see. Have you sold
anything yet?

Couple stories
to women's magazines.

I'd like to do
some harder-hitting stuff.

Well, in that case,
I have a very fine montrachet.

It's excellent vintage.

You don't believe
in wasting any time, do you?

Heh-heh.
No, I have very high standards.

And when I find someone
that meets them,

I believe in action.

Well, that leads me to counter
with a reaction.

Which is?
To leave things

on a business level.

At least for now.

Then there's a possibility.

There's always a possibility.

What can I do to help you?

Well, your class is
the only link I can find

between Beth Thomas
and Jenny Harris.

And I was wondering
if you could tell me

anything that could help
locate them.

They were both bright,
good-looking girls.

Other than that, I can't recall
anything out of the ordinary.

You didn't have any contact
with them outside of class?

Considering my reputation,
that's a pretty fair question.

In answer
to the question, no.

Uh-huh. What about 1977?

Weren't you lecturing
at Berkeley?

Yes, I was. Why?

Do you remember anything about
the two girls

that disappeared up there?

Not really,
but I think I had left there

before these incidents.

I was wondering if there
could be a tie-in

with the disappearances
down here.

Oh, I don't know.

Look, I'm sure
girls disappear,

run away,
leave or whatever,

from campuses all over
the country every year.

Look, I wish I could help you,
but I've got to go inside.

Well, that's all I wanted
to ask you anyway. Thank you.

Don't forget my offer.

The montrachet?

And everything
that goes with it.

Mm-hm.

Yeah, all right. I'll tell him
about it right now.

Yeah.

Now, how are they?

They're okay.

Some lady reporter
has been nosing around.

The professor wants to talk
to you about it.

I'll get on it right away.
You'll be okay?

Oh, I think
I can handle these two.

I swear to be
loyal to the sisters

of kappa omega psi.

I swear to be loyal to
the sisters of kappa omega psi.

To uphold its ideals.

To uphold its ideals.

And I promise
I will never reveal my secret

of the sorority.

And I promise that I
will never reveal my secret

of the sorority.

Congratulations, and welcome
to kappa house!

Now there's some business
to attend to. Ha-ha.

First, I'm pleased
to announce

that our former president,
Tiffany welles,

has agreed to supervise
the pledge class.

Thank you.
In the past,

our sorority was always known
for, well, beautiful girls,

but Tiffany got US going
in a more balanced direction.

Since her time in office,

we've raised money
for the general charity fund,

we've participated in
everything from campus carnival

to homecoming.

And I might add
that we're still not ugs,

because four of the last five
homecoming queens

were kappa omega psis.

Which bring me
to our first project.

And I'd like Tiffany
to tell you about it.

Thank you.

Now, you all know
that we have our rivals

and our enemies,
here on sorority row.

Especially pi nu. Boo!

Now, this feud has been
going on for a long time,

and I think it's time
to stop it.

They've lorded it over US
long enough

with their sports victories
and their trophies.

We have challenged them
to a volleyball game.

All right!
All right!

Now, we want volunteers.

We're going to beat the beast.

Let's hear it. Beat the beast!

Sea 7“ the seas 77 bea
t the bea s 77 bea 7" the bea s 7“!

They're weak in the back court.
Get it in the back court.

Right. Yes.

Right there!

Ah, come on.

Give me a p!

P!

Give me a I!

I!

- Give me a n!
- N!

Give a u!

U!

Pi nu! Pi nu! Go team!

Cathy!

Look, it's going great.

Set up that spike we talked
about in the back court.

Okay. Great.

Okay, 14-14.

Come on, over!

Mine.

All right.

All right!

We won, we won.
We really did it.

Aren't you a little bit old
to be playing sorority girl?

You certainly have a winning
personality, don't you?

Well, I happen to like
older women.

Do you really?
Yes, I do.

Ah.

I like men, not boys.

I know. That's great.

Oh, hi.
Hi.

I really didn't think
we could do it. You know?

Old feud will never be the same.
That's right.

Are you ready?

Why don't you guys
go back to the house?

Okay, Tiffany.

Sure it was a great game, huh?
See you later.

Don't be long, tiff.

Hey!

Somebody, the door is locked.

Hello?

Let her go.

But the professor
said to grab her.

We will when
the time is right.

Well, you're posing
a threat to someone.

Means we're
on the right track.

By the way, Richard milligan's
story did check out.

I thought it would.

He did meet with friends
after his fight with Jenny.

So I guess our best prospect
right now

is professor fairgate.

In that he was at Berkeley
when those girls disappeared,

and he did get involved
with some of his students.

I'm afraid we're gonna have to
add Steve fitzf'atrick

to the equation.

Superjock?

That's right.

He's got an ax to grind
against kappa house

who rejected his sister.

Enough to, uh,

kidnap two girls?

I don't know. But I don't think
at this point we can afford

to ignore him, do you?

Kelly hasn't been able
to uncover anymore, uh,

background on those
two girls either.

I'll ask her to help me
with the jock.

I'm sure he'll like that.

What about our oversexed
professor of chaucer?

Well, I'll have kris take
a little harder run at him.

I'm sure he won't mind that.

I thought I saw you
come in, Zach.

You were right, Willie.

But I didn't see you.

Oh, I was busy in the, uh,

reference section.

Is the young lady helping you
research your book?

Oh, uh, no.

Just an old client.

You know life insurance,
you have to try to keep

those old policies enforced.

I'll bet.

Willie, I was thinking...

How about you and I, uh,
one day after work, uh,

going out for a drink?

Ah, carrington's pub
is a swinging place.

Right on.

Well, kissy-kissy.

I never heard anybody
call Ms. Campbell "Willie"

in my life.

Getting serious?

So is this case.

Let's go.
I'm right behind you.

That was pretty quick
for a tight end, huh?

I've seen quicker.

Very impressive time, Steve.

That one felt pretty quick
to me.

Look, Steve,

I can tell you unofficially

that my team
was interested in you.

You could be
a high draft choice.

And what can you tell me?
Officially, of course.

We're worried about your
trouble-making reputation.

Well, what the heck
does that mean?

Nobody is questioning
your ability to play football.

It's your attitude
that's in question.

My attitude?

We know you were called into
the Dean's office

and questioned over
some stupid prank

at one of the sorority houses.

That was nothing.

Wrong, Steve.

It's an indication
that you could be trouble.

The word is, Steve,
that your temper

could get in the way
of your ability.

And nobody is going
to invest in a fruitcake.

Hey, now, wait a minute!

Now, listen to me,
I am not fruitcake!

I just did that stunt
to get even with those girls

for what they did
to my kid sister.

The way we heard it,

you pulled that stunt
before they rejected her.

Good luck, Steve.

What a waste of talent.

Professor fairgate.
Yes?

Hi.
Oh, kris, isn't it?

My, uh, audit exception.

Or should I say
my exceptional audit.

What can I do for you?

I was having a little
trouble with your assignment.

I was hoping we could
get together over a drink

and discuss it.
Oh, I'm sorry, kris.

Unfortunately, I'm leaving for
Oxford for a lecture series,

but I'll be back next week.

Can it wait?
Oh.

Not time for one little drink?

Your place in an hour?

My place in an hour.

Great.

Oh, what happened?

Couldn't the two of you
handle that girl?

Tiffany welles happens to be
smart and quite resourceful.

I know that,
but I still need her.

Oh, you always get everyone
you want, don't you, James?

Darling, in your case,
I got lucky.

Oh, you don't really want me.

How can you say that?

Would you stop a minute
so I can talk to you?

Look, I'm sorry.

I just have got a lot
of things on my mind.

You're going away again,
aren't you?

Well, I have to.
You know that.

And you know why.

When are you coming back?

As soon as we make
the delivery.

And then?

Uh, that's gonna be the end
of all this business.

And then you and I...

We're gonna be together again,
just as we planned.

You're lying.
You won't be back and you know it.

Barbara, listen.
Oh, don't worry.

I'll stay by you.

I'm in 80 deep now,

there's nothing else I can do.

Barbara.

I can't go on

letting you think
I'm a complete fool.

Beaujolais '77.
I'm, uh-- I'm afraid it will have to do.

Sounds fine.

You wrote this?

Yes, in my lean
and hungry days.

Now I'm paid a great deal
to simply spread

my cumulative wisdom
all over the place.

Mmm.

Like to Oxford.

Yes. Oxford tomorrow
and, uh, Geneva on Thursday.

But here's to now.

Well I'm impressed. Ooh!

This is very good.

Thank you.

Excuse me a minute.

Uh, you, uh, ordered a car?

Oh, yes.

Yes, my limousine. I--

I hate to drive, so I order a
car to take me to the airport.

It's the only way to go.

Excuse me.
I'll be right back.

What are you doing here
so early?

Tiffany welles
isn't who she said she was.

At least she didn't
write anything

for any women's magazines
that we could find.

Hm.

That's interesting.
Hm.

But it doesn't matter.

The third diamond
for the sheik

will be ours momentarily.

Oh, I'm sorry, i-—
I didn't mean to startle you

then don't sneak up on people.

Are you gonna flip me again?

Not if you take your hands
off me, I'm not.

Oh, okay.

Um, Tiffany, I came by to
apologize for the other day.

And I thought we might
even be friends.

You did, did you?
Yeah.

See, the pro scouts
are thinking twice

about signing me,
my kid sister is still angry at me...

I decided I'll clean my act up
a little bit.

Plus, you know,
you're really different

from any girl I've ever met.

Heh. I just bet I am.

You are.

So anyways, I hope
there's no hard feelings.

You wanna be friends?

It's okay. Friends.

Okay.

Thank you.
You're welcome.

Bye.
Bye-bye.

Where's Tiffany?

I don't know.
She didn't show up.

I don't like
the sound of that.

Neither do I.

I think we better get over
to that sorority house.

Yeah.

I saw her in the garden
an hour ago.

Everyone was 80 involved,

we didn't even know
she was missing.

What has happened to her?

I hope nothing.

Hello?

No.

Just a minute.

It's for Tiffany.
It's a girl.

All right, I'll take that.

Hello.

Kris. Are you all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.

He was a perfect gentleman.

He did tip his hand though.

Kris, I'm afraid
they've got Tiffany.

Oh, there can't be much time.
How do you know?

Fairgate's going to Oxford
tonight, then Geneva.

The same pattern he followed
after those two girls

were taken off the campus
at Berkeley.

Well, if our professor
is white slaving he could

be using the trip to deposit
that money on a Swiss account.

Bosley, they're leaving.

Stay with them,
we'll be right behind you.

Okay.

Will you relax?

The boat won't be in view
for at least another hour.

Where's fairgate?

Oh, he'll be here.
Don't worry.

Oh, my god.

I think we're being followed.

No, it's all right.

Reno, I think I'll go in
and check the girls.

Ms. Kay?

I can't believe
you're involved in this.

Well, Tiffany,
you're a very bright girl.

I think you can
figure it out.

Fairgate?

Yes.

He's a very captivating man.

But he's hardly worth this.

That's what
I kept telling myself.

I didn't listen.

I'm sorry, Tiffany.

That you're involved in this.

Are you?

Yes, I am.

I wish-- I wish there was
something I could do.

As I said before,

professor fairgate
is a very captivating man.

Well, I guess
it all boils down

to what you think of yourself,
doesn't it?

I guess it does.

What the--?

Okay, back down
on the floor.

Get down on the floor.

Come on,
you don't need the gun, baby.

Wanna take a chance?

Get over in the corner
with the rest of them.

Go on.

Okay, tiger. Drop the gun.

Nice and easy. And slowly.

Now the phone.

Hold it!

Hold it, right there!

Drop it!

Ah, you've certainly
been busy.

Yes, I think the sheik
would've had

a little more
that he bargained for.

Well, I never was one
for long ocean voyages.

Tiff, we're all real sorry
about Ms. Kay.

Yeah, me too.

I'm all right.

You sure?

No.

But I will be.

Well, Beth is on her way
to join her folks,

so she's all right.

We really owe you all a lot.

We almost lost her.

And Jenny.

Which would have been
a huge waste of education.

Heh. Well, I'm just glad
to be home.

Me too.

I don't know.

I think Tiffany
would have looked great

behind a harem veil.

What do you mean by that?

Bosley,
where you going?

Oh, uh, I have a date
at, uh, carrington's pub

with a very amorous librarian.

Later, girls.

Mm-hm.

I don't know
about you two,

but I've had just about
all the schooling

I can take for a while.

I'll drink to that.

Me too.