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Sorry. Roger, why do you have those
sunglasses on indoors?

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Ernie, when you're cool, the sun never
sets.

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Besides, the guy I bought them from
assured me that they were perfect lady

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magnets. Hey, Roger.

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Nice glasses. Come here.

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See what I mean?

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Yes, sweet thing.

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Come closer.

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How close?

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That's good enough.

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Now everybody knows I ain't ever gonna
live.

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that we're getting a new auditorium?
Well, it's the same old auditorium.

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just hooking it up with a whole new
slave.

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So basically, you're just repainting the
old one?

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Exactly, Tia, but it's no longer going
to be known as the auditorium. It's

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renamed in honor of one of our school's
greatest alumni.

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Who? Mr. Casey Kasem.

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Who?

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Casey Kasem, world -famous disc jockey.

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You know, Casey's countdown.

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Who?

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He's also the voice of Shaggy on Scooby
-Doo.

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Oh, yeah.

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He went here?

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Yes. He walked these very halls.

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Hey, maybe I have his own locker.

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Now, that would be the ball.

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My words exactly. And get this, Casey
himself and his posse will be on hand

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the rededication on Friday. Now,
that's...

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a dedication ceremony, and Casey's gonna
pick the winner.

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Why bother? We know who's gonna win.

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Yeah, Marva Blackwell.

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Guys, I'm sick of that Marva Blackwell.
There's got to be one of us with enough

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talent who can beat her out.

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All right, you guys, I've been working
on a little something.

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us are stars and some of us are, well,
you.

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Marva, you're not the only talented
person in this school.

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So what are you going to do on stage?

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Your homework?

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Okay, maybe I don't have talent, but I
know someone who can mop the floor with

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you. See, I don't think I have to go
with you. No, no, no, not you.

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Tamira. You guys, she can sing better
than anybody.

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She's got energy, enthusiasm, and a
personality that can really light up the

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stage.

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I wish I were dead.

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You know, you're right. I can sort of
see it.

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Please, don't worry. I mean, she'll be
dazzling once she gets past that I

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-want -to -live thing.

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So, Eric broke up with you again, right?

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But, Tia, why do you assume that that's
the problem?

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Tia, I'm a complicated person. I have to
think about a lot of things besides

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Eric.

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Tia, I think I have a way for you to get
Eric back.

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Forget it.

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that creep back.

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What's the plan? It better not be a
stupid idea.

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Okay, what you should do is sing in a
talent show audition, win, and then Eric

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will fall in love with you.

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I thought you were going to have a
stupid idea.

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She broke up with Eric again, huh?

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Yes, so please try to be sensitive.

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Well, I'm sorry, Tamara, but honey, you
were too good for him anyway.

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Besides, there's plenty of other guys at
that school.

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Not really, Mom. She's kind of gone
through them.

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Let's see.

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There was L .J. Lamar, Boney Frazier,
Kevin Toussaint, Sean Fordham. All

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all right. Will you stop being so darn
sensitive?

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Hello,

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Lisa. Oh, well, you seem pretty happy,
Ray.

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You want to know why?

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Yeah.

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You finally heard from that woman you
like?

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Uh, no.

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You got rid of those... you been trying
to get rid of?

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Well, actually, I'm up an LB or two.

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You got the dent out of your Mercedes?

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What dent? Ooh, nothing.

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Maybe you should stop while I'm still
relatively happy.

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I heard from my accountant today, and my
retirement account is up 18%. Oh,

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that's great, Ray!

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Here you are, a man with no girlfriend,
a banged -up car blowing up like a

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balloon, and you still find joy in the
little things.

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Would lending me $10 be one of the
little things you might find joy in?

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Lisa, why are you always trying to
borrow money? You've got to learn to

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a budget.

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Well, I can live on a budget. I just do
a lot better living over a budget.

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Lisa, listen.

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Anyone should be able to get by on $20 a
week personal spending money.

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You can't do that.

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I most certainly can.

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I'll prove it. You want me to prove it?

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Yeah. Okay, I'll prove it. Look.

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Here. You take my credit card, my ATM
card.

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And all my extra cash.

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Ooh, thanks.

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No, no, no, no. I am finished.

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Give me back $20.

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I'm going to make this last for an
entire week.

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Oh, you just stand back. No problem. I'm
resourceful. You just watch and learn.

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I'm here to collect the money for the
Discovery Girl cookies you ordered, Mr.

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Campbell. That will be $12.

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Um, I moved.

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Matushka, why are all these regular
people here?

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School policy.

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We have to have someone for you to
compete against. Besides, there's a lot

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very talented kids in this school.

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Okay, next up, Kevin and Nothead. Here
we are, Mr. Matushka. Go, baby.

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What about me, dorko?

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You too, Nothead.

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Hey, Rodman, check out the killer ending
to my camp song.

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Do you have another guitar, Steve?

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No.

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Oh, man.

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That's okay, Kevin. It happens to the
best of us. More than me. He's the one

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wouldn't talk out there.

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Kevin, maybe you want to go see the
school nurse?

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Find time to get tongue -tied. Ow!

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Okay.

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Tamara Campbell, you're next.

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Steve, I don't want to do this. My
heart's not in it.

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Get down with your bad self, girlfriend.

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What key?

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The key of down.

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Now, of course, you are all funky and
fresh.

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But the students who will perform for
Casey Kasem at the rededication ceremony

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are Marva Blackwell and Tamara Campbell.

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You're toast.

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You wish, twin girl.

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Tamara. Yes, Eric?

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It was so stupid of me to kick you to
the curb. Will you forgive me?

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I don't know. I was pretty hurt.

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I'll call you.

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Hey, did you hear that? Eric and I are
back together.

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Now we don't have to sing in that stupid
competition.

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Wait, Tamir, you've got to sing. You've
got to beat Marva. I don't care about

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beating Marva.

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Tamir, you don't care about anything.

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What's your problem?

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Tamir, you've got a lot of potential,
but nobody ever gets to see it.

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Don't you want to get out there and show
everybody what you can do for once in

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your life?

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No, not really.

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If Barbara wins, I'm going to have to do
her homework.

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What's so bad about that? I'm going to
have to do it until she graduates.

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Nothing to cushion.

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At least the spot is getting a little
low.

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And I have better luck with your easy
chair. Oh, don't bother. I check hourly.

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Oh, man.

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Son, I thought you were supposed to make
$20 last for a week.

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Well, not all of my expenses were fair.

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For example, those Discovery Girl
cookies are for everyone.

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Yeah, you want a Fodiodo, Dad?

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No Diodo.

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Um, by the way, Tamara, I think it's
great that you... into that contest, and

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know you're going to win.

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Oh, thanks, Dad.

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Uh, is there any prize money?

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Well, I only have 50 cents left, and
it's got to last me six days.

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Dad, why don't you just go up to Lisa
and tell her you've run out of money?

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What, are you nuts?

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Can you lend me some of your allowance?

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What, are you nuts?

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Never mind.

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I've got to get out of this house before
I put my last 50 cents in the swear

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jar.

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putting a quarter in the square jar.

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I had loose lips earlier today.

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Uh -huh. Well, I'm glad you're here. I'm
helping the school make arrangements

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for Casey Kasem, and I'll need to
reserve your Regency stretch limo to

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up Friday.

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Well, in that case, I'll extend the
school my friendly 5 % discount.

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You think they could pay in advance?

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Yeah, well, yeah, but we're going to
need a little bit more than the 5 %

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discount. How much more?

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95 % more.

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In other words, it's a freebie.

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No, those words will do.

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What a magical evening. The house is
packed.

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And call me crazy, but I think Mary Hart
of TV's Entertainment Tonight is in the

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house.

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Oh, no, it's just Mr. Chadway, the art
teacher.

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Well, I've got to go look for Casey
Kasem.

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By the way, Tia, I brought my geometry
book in case you want to get a head

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on my homework.

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Look, the fat lady hasn't sung yet.

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Not... that my sister put on some
weight, it's just a figure of speech.

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Ah, never mind. You're gonna lose.

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Uh,

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good luck, Tamera.

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I'll be, uh, front row.

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I'll be looking for you.

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Tamera, where have you been? Tia, Eric's
so great. I've never been happier. Oh,

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well, that's nice, but you were supposed
to go on in five minutes. You're gonna

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rehearse your song?

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Have pain and heartache.

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Well, if you don't find some in five
minutes, I'm going to give you pain and

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heartache because I'm going to be doing
Marvis Homer for the rest of my life.

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Gosh, Tia, I feel terrible about this,
but in a happy kind of way.

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Okay, Tamir, I'm going to have to do
something I didn't want to do, but it's

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only way I know to make you miserable.

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One word.

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Lulu.

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I know. Maybe this will do the trick.
Look who's getting hugged up.

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This is terrible.

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Tamir will be devastated.

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And that young man who passed through
that arch grew up to be Casey Kasem.

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Thank you. Thank you very much, fellow
Rough Riders.

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And so now it's with a great sense of
pride and honor that I hereby dedicate

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brand new Casey Kasem series.

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for the Performing Arts, formerly known
as the Auditorium. So now, Casey, if

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you'll please cut the ribbon.

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All right.

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Um, where are the giant scissors?

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Mrs. Finkel, where are the giant
scissors?

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Doggone it, don't shake your head, you
had them. Yes, you did.

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We don't really need giant scissors.

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But it's fresher when you cut them.

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But hey, it's your auditorium, so go,
baby.

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Mrs. Finkel.

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Thank you very much, Mr. Matuska. I have
the honor and pleasure to introduce the

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finalists for the first annual Golden
Casey Award.

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Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome
Marva Blackwell.

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So,

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when are you going to tell Samara about
Marva and Eric?

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I'm going to do it right now.

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Tia, will you give up?

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I've never been happier.

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I'm sorry. I hate to see you lose your
bet to Marva, but now that Eric and I

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back together, nothing you can say will
bring me down.

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So, what did you want to tell me?

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Uh, do your best, and whatever happens,
happens.

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And remember, Tamira, you're a terrific
person, and you don't need a guy to make

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you happy.

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Oh, thanks, Tia. That makes me feel
great.

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And now it's time for our other
finalist, a gifted young lady who can

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sing the blues, Tamara Campbell.

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Well, was she devastated?

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No, I just couldn't do it.

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Are you crazy? You're going to lose the
bet.

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Yeah, but I'd rather do marvelous
homework forever than hurt my sister's

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feelings.

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This is more touching than the Lulu
story.

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Thank you.

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are wonderful talents, but I've made my
decision. The winner of the first annual

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Golden Casey Award is Tamera Campbell.

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Oh, Tamera, you were incredible.

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Oh, honey, I almost believed that you
were washed out.

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I told you they were here, Mrs. Finkel.

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Oh, DeMara, honey, you were fabulous.

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You should be so proud of yourself.

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I would take you out to celebrate, but I
don't have any more money left.

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Ray, don't worry about that. I got your
wallet right here. It's going to take us

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to a really nice, expensive restaurant.

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Oh, great.

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Hey.

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Ray, there you are.

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I didn't finish telling you the story
about Funkadelic. Run like the

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There'll be five guys from Philadelphia.

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Yeah,

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you're right.

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I got my sister, my family, and my
friends.

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Yeah, and things could be worse.
Remember when you lost Lulu?

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didn't want to do marva's homework yeah
that would have been horrible you done

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with mine yet a minute oh dear by the
way you never told me what the other

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of the bet was what does marva have to
do since you lost i thought i mentioned

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it to you

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I have a way for you to get Eric back.
Oh, forget it. I don't want that creep

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back.

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What?

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Tamir, I think I have a way for you to
get Eric back.

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Where did she go from?

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Where did she go? What's the plan? It
better not be a stupid idea.

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Okay, what you should do is sing in a
talent show audition, win, and then Eric

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will fall in love with you.

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I thought you said that was...