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Gosh, there's 500 channels and there's
nothing good on TV.

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What do you mean?

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How about the Discovery Channel?

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Nah. History Channel? Nah. PBS?

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Nah. The Learning Channel?

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What, are you nuts?

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So, what do you want to watch? Iranian
Bandstand?

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So there is something on. Turn it on!

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We'll be right back.

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Ernst and I are going to the Pistons
game.

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No kidding.

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I hope it isn't too much. We have
courtside seats, and you never know when

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camera might pan your way.

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Yeah, the Lakers have Jack Nicholson,
the Knicks have Spike Lee, and the

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have you.

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Church!

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Hey, Ray, I have some bad news.

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I'll say.

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T and I wear the same thing. People
think it's cute, but you guys just look

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of goofy.

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Tamara's right. I'd better go change.
Don't bother. I can't go to the games.

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Here's my ticket.

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What happened? Well, the supermarket
clerk's union just called a strike.

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Those ungrateful little babies.

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They don't know how lucky they are to
have such a cushy job like that. Now I

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have to go all the way back to the food
boy and bag groceries.

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Do you know how hard that is?

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Man, now I'm going to have to go to the
game alone.

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I'm sorry, Ray. Well, hopefully
you'll... have to be like this until i

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some replacements replacements don't you
mean strike breaking union busting

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scabs yeah yeah you know some hey girls
how would

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you like to fill in for those greedy
slackers and make them extra cash you're

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not supposed to cross the picking line
are you oh what loud mouth rabble

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filling your head with all that nonsense
i am this is a pro -union household

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terrence Now, wait a minute. Lisa, you
know, I'm an employer.

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I can understand Terrence's dilemma.

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I know what it's like to have some union
nitpicky over some rinky -dink demand.

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Now, what is it this time?

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A cost of living increase.

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Listen, now, I'm management, too. I own
a cart down at the mall. You don't see

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any of my employees going out on strike.

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You don't have any employees.

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Oh, no? Well, what about that part -time
teenage temporary girl I hired for that

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one day? You didn't see her go out on
strike?

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Mom, that was me.

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I'm trying to make a point here, Ted.

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And the point is, Terrence, some people
do have principles.

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Principles. Right, right, right.
Principles. You can't put a price on

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principles.

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Although a good price might be $6 an
hour.

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I don't know.

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No, cash.

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And all the loose grapes you can eat.

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Ah, forget it. I'd do that anyway.

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What about the broken chocolate -covered
yogurt balls?

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Well, all righty then.

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Give me a bright scone and an apron.

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Terrence, I'm yours.

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Tia, you with me?

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No. I have principles.

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Darn it.

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Well, too bad. I'll bring you a broken
yogurt ball.

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I don't be bringing none of that food
boy stuff up in here. None of that

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food will touch my lips.

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Well, you know, Tamara, cross my picket
line. I can get kind of sticky.

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situations before.

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If I can sneak out of geometry class, I
can sneak into food boys.

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Not that I've ever done that.

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That was just an example.

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Samara, now why do you want to do this?

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The job would give me self -respect.

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I'll be earning my own way.

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Plus, I want these really cool earrings
this holiday.

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Whenever you shake your head, they play
the theme from ER.

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Come on, Samara.

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We're proud to have you as a member of
the Food Boy family.

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Now, listen, do you have any other
friends who don't have any integrity?

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Yeah, lots of them.

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There's Steve, and then there's Scooter,
and then there's Fox.

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You know, maybe I should go get her, sit
her down, and explain to her the social

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ramifications of crossing a picket line.

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She's old enough to make her own
mistakes. She'll find out soon enough

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like to work in a non -union job.

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You sure?

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Oh, yeah.

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Okay, good, because it's almost tip -off
time, and I don't want to miss a

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minute.

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You want to come along to the game? No,
thank you. Well, we got courtside thief.

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Uh -uh.

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Right next to the piston. Uh -uh. Twelve
tall guys in shorts.

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All right, I'll go.

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Thank you for shopping food, boy.

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Oh, and, uh, please excuse for the
obscenities on your way in.

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Excuse me, dude?

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Sir?

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It's Mr.

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Winningham. Where?

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Me.

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I'm Mr. Winningham. Hey, what do you
want now, Steve?

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Uh, well, I'm still having trouble
stacking these oranges. Do we have any

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are, like, less round?

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No, Steve, we have no cube -shaped
fruit. Look, I'll stack the oranges. You

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outside, round up all the shopping
carts, okay?

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Coolness.

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Tamara, the more I watch you, the more
impressed I am with your natural

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Well, I feel it's my obligation to guide
and inspire the others. After all...

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No, no, no, no.

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Look, eggs are on top.

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Maybe I can help you.

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I made up a little poem to help me
remember proper bagging procedures.

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Eggs and bread are kind of like the
head.

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Meat is like the feet.

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And all the rest go in the chest, except
for the really heavy cans, which are

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kind of like the feet.

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Oh, I know the...

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The last first needs a little work.

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Wait a minute, Tia.

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Are those food boys, Link?

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I told you we're not eating none of that
scab food in this house.

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That include farmer food boy sausage,
Link?

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I told you no.

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These are the spicy ones that plump up
when you cook them.

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No, no. Besides, I like the patties.

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Have them, too.

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No, no, no, no. I'm not giving it now,
Ray, no.

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No, Ray, no.

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Mom, my civic sister, Mr. Dornan, says
that if the unions gain too much power,

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they can be counterproductive in a free
market society.

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What are you saying?

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Mom, I want my food boy plate!

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No, dear, no, no. Come on, now, don't
worry now, honey, now. I went down to

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7 -Eleven, and I got some of those patty
little donuts.

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I hate them. You better eat them. They
cost me $10.

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You said you were going to tell Tia what
you did last night at the basketball

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game?

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Oh, no.

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You're not the new mascot, are you?

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No. Although I did get more cheers than
he did when I walked away in that top.

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Well, what happened?

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They picked her ticket number to compete
at the halftime free throw contest.

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You won?

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Dude, don't ask me how. I just picked up
the ball and I flung it at that round

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thing with the strings on it, and in it
went. Wish.

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No, no, no, it's swish, and the round
thing is a hoop.

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Well, what did you win?

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Free dinner for two at Dot Netter Shrimp
Hut.

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Who are you going to take?

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Nobody.

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Next weekend I get to compete for the
grand prize.

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Well, I hope it's dinner for four so I
can go.

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No, no, it's a truck. It's a four -by
-four blazer.

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With cup holders.

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But this time she has to shoot from the
three -point line.

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So?

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So?

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So we have to go to the park so I can
make sure you have the proper form. At

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least that way you have a chance of
winning that truck.

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Come on, Lisa, this is very important.

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Terrence and I want to go camping next
month, and I want that 4x4. Oh, okay,

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okay. I guess it couldn't hurt. Got a
little more to learn. I don't want to

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embarrass myself and throw the ball in
the dugout.

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I better clear my week.

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Oh, hey, Tamir, did you hear?

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My mom has a chance to win a new 4x4
Blazer.

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Really?

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can't afford to buy one, winning one is
the next best thing.

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You know, if my mom were here, she'd say
that what you're doing is exploiting

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honest, hard -working people's
misfortunes and while we are those 20s,

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pay me in cash.

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Something about not wanting to leave a
paper trail.

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But, hey, Tia, if you want to hop on
board this money train, just say the

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and I can sneak you in through the
loading dock.

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No, thank you. I have scruples.

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Darn it.

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I have scruples, too.

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And 150 bucks.

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Last night, a woman comes up to my
checkout counter and hands me a tall

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Diet Coke.

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Yeah, yeah. Then what happened?

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She hands me a coupon for, get this.

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I know, but Tamera just bought us lunch.
At least we can do a suck -up.

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You bought them lunch?

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Tim, what's a couple of bean burritos at
Senior Taco?

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About 23 minutes bagging groceries at
Food Boy.

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I love making money.

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You know, Tamera, you're a lot more fun
to hang out with since you've become a

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career woman.

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Career woman?

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Please, she's a scab.

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Well, I gotta go to class.

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Here's your books, Tamera.

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Here's a little something for your
trunk.

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Thanks. Tamara, you are the bomb.

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I'll run ahead and warm your seat.

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Well, if it isn't the passé posse. And
if it isn't Miss Diff.

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Oh, Rhonda, good, you're here. I was
just grappling about a little fashion

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dilemma. What else is new?

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Well, this sweater, for one.

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Now, what color skirt would go best?

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That sweater.

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That's the sweater from the display
window at that new store in the mall,

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Vestido.

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Vestido?

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Tamira, that's a really expensive store.

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Well, I needed something to wear to the
Coolio concert.

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Since when are you going to the Coolio
concert?

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Since I worked enough overtime to afford
a scalper.

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I hate you so much.

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Work here is done.

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You don't work at Food Boy, do you?

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No. It's against my politics.

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Darn it.

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Good. Then I can still make fun of you.

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Nice outfit.

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Home Ec Project?

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So, E .W., like how I turned the brood
around so nobody can see the soft spots?

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You are the best.

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It's not exactly a problem. I don't even
know why I'm saying this, but I have

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tickets to the Coolio concert, so I
can't work on Saturday.

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Tamara, Saturday's our busiest day. You
have to work.

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I didn't know that was part of our deal.

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What deal?

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The deal is I tell you when to work and
you do it.

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Oh, is that our deal?

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Look, Tamara, I just can't let you off.

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Oh, man.

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I want to go to the Julio concert.

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Oh, I get it.

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You're bluffing.

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Well, I'm going to the concert, and if
you don't like...

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You know, a wise person once said she's
old enough to make her own mistakes.

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That wasn't a wise person, Ray. That was
me.

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Would you please forget about Tia's
principles for right now? We've got a

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utility vehicle to win.

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Now, look.

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Remember, what you got to do here is you
got to be one with the ball.

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See? Then you bend your knees, and you
just do like that and follow through

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your arms.

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Ray, why don't we just go back to the
park and practice?

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No, we don't want to do that. It's cold.
and rainy out there. Besides, this is a

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controlled environment.

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Ray, those kids weren't laughing at you
that much.

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Yes, they were.

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But they seemed to like you. They even
gave you a nickname.

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Airball.

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They can say that, not you. Now, come
on. Start practicing.

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Ray, winning those dinners, that was
just dumb luck. This is just gonna mess

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up. See, it's attitudes like that gonna
have you driving home that old caddy

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instead of my... your brand new blazer.

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Now, come on. Remember what I said and
just do it. You'll see the difference.

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ahead now.

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Hi, Lisa. Hi, Roger.

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The kid at the park told me you were
going for the blazer.

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Hi, Roger.

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Hi, Airball.

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You know, if you need some pointers, I
can help. I'm the best bow shooter on my

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church team.

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That's no problem. I have everything
under control, Roger.

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Yeah.

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Can you teach me how to shoot? Sure,
it's easy. The important thing is... The

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important thing is... that Lisa doesn't
have time to learn some unorthodox...

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Technique? What's wrong with my
technique?

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Oh, nothing. Just how you kind of cock
your head to the left there, and you

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know, and you splay your arms out like
that when you release the ball.

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I do that?

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Yeah, you're right.

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I never realized that. What am I going
to do?

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No problem.

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I'm going to help you.

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You know, I didn't think it was going to
take you this long.

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Oh, selling them didn't take long.

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It took two hours to pry them out of my
hand.

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Oh, by the way, thanks for covering for
me, traitor.

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You're welcome, slacker.

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Oh, girls, girls, please, please.

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Remember, we're all one big happy food
boy family.

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By the way, I'm docking you.

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Fine, Tia, just move over because I'm on
the register. Oh, not anymore. You're a

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cart wrangler.

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So go on out there and start taking back
those carts from the homeless people.

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I'm the head scab.

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You know what, Tia?

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He shouldn't be pushing me around like
that. I mean, who can we complain to?

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Nobody, Tamira. We're not in a union.

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If we were, we'd be getting paid twice
as much. We'd have paid vacations,

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insurance, accident insurance. Oh, come
on, Tia. None of that stuff interests

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me.

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Paid vacations?

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Where'd the broccoli go, ma 'am?

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Steve, do you mind?

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We're discussing important labor
relations.

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Hey, Tamara, what's going on?

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Well, Fool Boy's been using us, and I
think maybe it's time we did something

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about it. Like what?

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You guys, we can organize.

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Stand together.

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Speak with one voice. Make a list of
demands.

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Come on, Tamara.

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You're really stirring up a lot of
trouble here.

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I'm impressed.

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No, sister, you're oppressed.

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And so am I. And so are you.

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And so are you. Well, not exactly you.

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$6 an hour.

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Make it eight and we'll talk.

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Girls, tell me what I'm doing wrong.

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Well, for starters, you're here.

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This is serious.

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You have to remember everything your
father told me so I can forget it.

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Now that's the form, Roger.

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It is?

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That's what I was trying to remember to
forget.

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I got my shot back.

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Good.

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You know, Mr. Campbell, we're playing
Eastside Baptist next week.

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Maybe you can coach their team.

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Oh, hi, Mom.

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So, how did you do?

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Oh, I can't talk right now. My blazer's
in the driveway.

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You won?

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Congratulations!

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Oh, Mommy, can I drive it for her? No, I
want to drive it for her. No, no, no, I

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didn't win the car.

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As a matter of fact, because of Ray, I
beamed a cheerleader.

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You said you have a blazer. I do. The
Pistons play the Portland Trailblazers.

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got a date with the second string
forward.

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Be out in a minute, buck.

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So why aren't you at work?

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Tamir organized all the workers. We went
on strike, which shut the whole store

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down. Right. We forced management back
to the bargaining table. But this time,

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they have to negotiate in good faith.

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Well, wait a minute. I thought you just
wanted this job so you could make some

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money to buy some stupid earrings.

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What? One thing led to another, and the
next thing you know, I became a union

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organizer.

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Hey,

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it's over. The strike has been settled.

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Yes! Well,

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the union gave a little bit on the
pension issues, and management gave in

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cost of living increase.

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And paid vacations? Uh -huh.

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All right, we're going back to work.

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You guys got jobs already?

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We were. for you.

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Oh, not anymore.

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I mean, the union workers are going
back.

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Well, then we'll join the union.

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What?

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Are you kidding?

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You guys were scabs. I mean, you'd be
lucky if you could shop in the store.

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Well, wait a minute. We're the ones that
forced you guys to settle the strike.

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Right. And the union membership is very
grateful.

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That's why they sent over this plant.

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Let me get this straight. The food boy
strike is definitely over? Yeah. Oh,

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me those food boy chips. Quick.

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Mesquite.

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I know this may not have turned out the
way you wanted, but take pride in what

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you did.

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That's fine, but they don't take pride
at Vestito.

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They take Master Charge, Visa, and
American Express, but no pride.

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I'm sure you girls feel like you got the
short end of the stick.

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I just hope you can forgive me. I'm
sorry, Terrence, but you double -crossed

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You exploited us, and you made it that
we can't show our face in the store.

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There's nothing you can do to make up
for this.

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Not even a brand -new bag of chocolate
-covered yogurt balls?

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We forgive you.

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Uh,

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excuse me.

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My blazer.

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You ready to go, Bob?

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Yeah, just one minute.

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Now, Ray, what'd you say I was doing
wrong on my jump shot?

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Well, see...

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The way you tilt your head to the left
there and then rotate your body when you

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shoot. Come on, Buck. Let's get out of
here before he ends your career.