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that nice? What'd you wish for?
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Can't tell her I won't get it. Ah, well,
what do you care? Because I got you
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something great over there.
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I'll open this one first. Yeah, go
ahead, go ahead. That one's mine.
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Is that all you got
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of a magazine?
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It's a three-year subscription.
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Thank you, Mrs. Canby.
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You're welcome, honey.
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Seventeen. I love it. Well, wait a
minute, wait a minute. Let me see if I
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love it. That's what's important.
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Are you sure that she should be reading
something like this here?
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It's for teenagers. All my friends read
it.
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Geez, I don't know why. The whole thing
is full of errors.
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Lose five pounds in ten days. Oh, what
a...
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What do they claim? They claim you can
play tennis, ride a horseback, and swim
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any day of the month.
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They ain't never seen a New York winter.
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Why don't we open another present?
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Yeah, go ahead. Go on. Open a big one
over there in the coffee table.
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Okay.
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Now, wait till she gets a load of this
here. This is something beautiful.
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You know that this item sat on a shop in
a store for over a year till somebody
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had the good taste to buy it?
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Well, well, huh?
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It's, um, it's real nice.
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Does it have a name? Well, look at it
there.
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That's your top-of-the-line AFMF stereo
clock alarm there, full of water and
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tree pets and clothes.
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I think they call it a salami aquarium.
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Ain't that lovely?
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It's a...
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Rather unusual.
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You can say that again. I bet none of
her little friends got nothing like
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this.
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Nope.
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Thank you, Aunt Uncle Isaac.
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Oh, happy birthday, Kitty.
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But wait a minute, wait a minute. You
ain't seen the presents yet. When that
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alarm goes off, them three little
buggers swim around like crazy, but they
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can't get out.
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Maybe later.
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I've still got Billy's present to open.
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Yeah, well, go ahead, go ahead. Yeah,
sure, sure.
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What? What the hell is Devo? They're the
hottest group in the country.
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Barney got us two tickets to their
sold-out concert at Madison Square
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Garden. My first concert. It's the best
present I ever got. Wait a minute. Wait
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a minute. Wait a minute. Billy, you
ain't taking this kid to a rock concert
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there. You can't go to that, honey. I
mean, you ain't old enough for that.
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I'm old enough.
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Why can't she go? Give me one good
reason.
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I'll give you two. Drugs, sex.
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And violence.
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Silly doesn't like that at all.
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Stephanie will be fine. She'll be with
me.
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With you? So what? You ain't much older
than her.
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You can't do this to me.
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I can't? Hey, I already done it. Listen,
kid, I'd as soon send the two of you to
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a prison riot.
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Now, case closed.
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I don't believe this.
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Could I say something?
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No, Mrs. Cameron, please stay out of
this. You don't know nothing about this.
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I think Archie's right. Listen to her.
She knows what she's talking about.
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It's a parent's decision. He's only
concerned about your safety.
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You're as bad as him.
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Oh, how dare you talk to Mrs.
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Canby like that, a brilliant woman like
this here.
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Now, listen.
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I don't want to hear no more about it.
You're spoiling the whole party here.
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I'm enjoying myself. Now, come on over
here. Let's get back to this here.
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Here's your point, D.K. Start cutting
it.
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Cut it yourself.
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What a snotty thing to say to me.
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And there she goes, flying up the
stairs.
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She's only a teenager one day, and she's
already out of control.
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You really don't trust me to take care
of her, do you?
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Did I say that?
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Do you?
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Now.
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Thank you very much.
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And people wonder why kids do things
behind their parents' backs.
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What are you doing behind my back?
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I want to discuss this with you. And
then she goes up the stairs, too. Why do
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they always run up the stairs?
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It's a hell of a party, ain't it?
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I've been to better.
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Well, I don't give a damn.
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What's right is right.
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And it'll be all right. I'll make it up
to her.
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Hey, hey, I got an idea.
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Why don't we on Saturday morning invite
some of her little friends over here? We
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give her a little surprise party.
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It doesn't give me much time, but I'll
do what I can. Ah, good, good.
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What's that?
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I'm feeding time for the fish.
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Ah, let me tell you something.
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Goldfish is the nicest pets of all.
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And you know why?
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Because, for one thing, they never leave
no hair around on the point. No smells
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in the rooms, no little surprises in the
corners.
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And the nice thing about goldfish is
that long before you get fed up with
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them, they die.
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Here you are, Harry.
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Hey, Arch.
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Harry tells me you're having a party.
Can I come?
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It's for kids, Barney. What do you want
to do? Play pin the tail on a donkey?
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Sure, I'm good at that.
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Oh, dear me.
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Harry, did you call up that place and
get me the clown?
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The party service is sending some people
over here to audition.
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You're really going all out on this,
aren't you?
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Well, I got it. Of course, the little
kid ain't talking to me now. And it's
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all your fault for helping Billy buy
them concert tickets.
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How much was they anyway?
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Fifteen dollars apiece. What a price for
garbage.
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Did you give her back her money?
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Why should I give her back the money?
She never gave me back the tickets.
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Did you hear this? She never gave me
back the tickets.
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Well, we're going to see about this here
right now.
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Are you sure she never gave you back the
tickets?
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Certainly I'm sure she never gave you
back the tickets.
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Don't jump to conclusions.
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Third ring here now.
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Four. They could be upstairs listening
to music.
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Five. Well, that's where they better be.
Let me tell you. Come on. You're going
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to be with me. What do you want me for?
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If them two girls ain't at the house,
first, you're going to be strangled by
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me. And second, you're going to help me
find one.
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What do you do?
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I'm looking in the closet.
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Dear little girls, they ain't umbrellas
and overcoats.
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Close the door.
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Just stay here, will you? Do nothing
till you hear from me.
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Let's see if they ain't upstairs here in
the rooms.
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Billy, Stephanie.
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They ain't here, huh?
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They went to that time... They disobey
me and they're going to be punished for
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that. Where the hell are you, Barney?
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I'm down here checking the cellar, Arch.
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Are they down in the cellar?
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I don't believe this.
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My God, what is it?
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This is what it is.
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I told this to you over a year ago.
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You may have it back, Barney.
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That's okay, Arch.
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Blanche is the only one that knew how to
use it.
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Huh?
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What? They didn't go to the concert.
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There you go. The tickets are still
here. I knew I could trust them. Sure.
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The tickets ain't here.
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You can't trust them out of your sight.
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All right. You and me is going into
Madison Square Garden. We're going to
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drag them two little girls home.
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How are we going to find the two of them
in the midst of thousands of screaming
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teenagers?
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It's right here, dummy, on the envelope.
Section 8, row 15, seats 9 and 10. Come
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on, come on, let's go.
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What goes good with an extra-large
pepperoni pizza?
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Alka-Seltzer.
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A root beer float.
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concert. Okay, park it in the pension.
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Well, well.
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Punk rock is attracting the older crowd.
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Wait, no, no, no. Listen, we just happen
to get caught up with this vicious
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crowd. What do you think, we'd pay to go
in there and hear that musical torture?
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We were just there to pick up a couple
of little girls.
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What were you going to do when you found
him?
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He was going to drag him home and raise
hell with him.
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I appreciate your frankness.
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Benson, let's look him up in the OPM
file.
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What are you talking about? Where's the
OPM file?
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Old poiverts and molesters.
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You got this thing all wrong.
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The two little girls we were looking for
had to be my nieces.
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They're always nations.
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Will you sit down?
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All right.
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Listen up.
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Now, the first thing we're going to do
is call your parents.
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Hey, that's nice. My mother lives in
Cleveland. Area code 216.
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Barney, Barney, Barney, get over here.
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Will you stop talking?
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Benson, take... Cheech and Sean there
and put them in a holding cell while we
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brush it against you. Okay, Sarge. Let's
go, you two.
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Now, wait a minute. A cell ain't
necessary. After all, I'm a respectable
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businessman from over in the store
you're in.
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Hey!
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I see you guys at the plasmatic concert.
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Oh, no, you won't, Green Hair.
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And thank God I ain't got a daughter
like you.
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You couldn't, man.
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I'm a guy.
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I may throw up.
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I never thought I'd end up in a big
house.
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I never thought that you had such a big
mouth.
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I never said one thing wrong.
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Please, just let me do the talking. Say
nothing.
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Settle down, you two. You're going to be
in here for a while.
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Those guys look
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vicious.
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They certainly do.
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Listen, see if you can ignore them, huh?
And at the same time, be friendly.
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Yeah.
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Hiya, fellas.
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My name is Barney Hefner, and this is my
pal Archie.
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Barney, Barney, Barney, get back over
here.
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What you dudes in for?
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Oh, they said we tried to crash a
concert.
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Yeah, yeah, that's what they said,
but... So far as we're concerned, this
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whole thing's a big mistake.
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Yeah, sounds familiar.
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Oh, you guys were framed too, huh?
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Oh, yeah. We was just walking through
the park and they grabbed us for
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statutory rape.
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Some sicko.
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Can you feature a man trying to rape a
statue?
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And in winter, too.
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What'd you say?
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Are you talking about us? Oh, no. No,
no, no, no, no. No, we were just saying
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how tragic it is that we're all in here
and we're misunderstood.
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Yeah, I was just saying that him and me,
well, we really ought to go way over
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there and sit down. Yeah, yeah.
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Those men are frightening, aren't they?
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Oh, you're telling me.
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And I think it's terrible of innocent
people.
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Like us here have to be locked up for
the likes of them.
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Now, why are you here?
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They caught me making an illegal U-turn.
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Can you imagine this?
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And they locked you up for that?
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Well, my wife was riding with me.
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Oh, my God, ain't that a shame? The poor
man had his wife with him. In the trunk.
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You see, you always gotta hear the end
of a story.
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Where you gonna sit now, bro?
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They say I took these hands and put them
around her lovely lying neck
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and screamed.
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Every time I see that movie, it gives me
a funny feeling in my stomach.
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You want another root beer float?
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Okay.
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Topping the local news, a riot broke out
earlier tonight at Madison Square
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Garden, where hundreds of screaming Devo
fans attempted to crash the sold-out
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concert. Their weapon?
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Saliva. Good thing we didn't go. Look at
that mob.
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Although the police were outnumbered,
they managed to make 38 arrests.
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I'd better call his lawyer.
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Uncle Archie! Hold it, hold it, hold it,
hold it.
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Never mind the sweet talk.
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You're in big trouble, and so are you.
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Aunt, you were the one who got arrested.
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How do you know about that?
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We saw you and Barney on TV news.
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That never would have happened to me.
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If you was two, I'd have went behind my
back and sneaked off to that concert.
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We never went to the concert.
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Oh, now, don't lie.
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Because I found this here envelope and
the tickets wasn't there.
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I sold the tickets to Molly down at the
bar.
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You said that Stephanie couldn't go.
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What kind of a person do you think I am?
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I wouldn't know.
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What about me?
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Don't you know me better than that?
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Listen, you changed a lot since she come
here.
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You're a lot fresher, you know that?
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Wearing your hair different there?
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And skating into boys with your
stockings up over your pants?
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Don't blame Billy.
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He's like a big sister. I can talk to
her about stuff.
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Well, since when can't you talk to me?
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Since the time I asked you, what's
menstruation? You said it was none of my
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business.
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Please, let's get on to a different
subject.
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Okay.
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How was jail?
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I wasn't really in jail, you know.
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As soon as the police found out that
they made a terrible mistake, they had
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to leave us go.
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But they didn't leave us having no
dinner.
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Nothing to eat.
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I ain't had my dinner yet. I don't see
nobody worrying about dance.
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Want me to get you something?
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No, it's too late to be messing in the
kitchen there.
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I'll tell you what we could do, though.
We could all maybe run down to the
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Burger Palace and have a little late
snack.
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I'll go.
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Billy?
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No, thanks.
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Oh, well, I didn't mean to.
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All right, run upstairs and get your hat
and clothes.
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Uh, uh, Billy, uh... Uh, what I was just
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saying to you now, I didn't mean nothing
by that. I kind of talked too soon.
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What do you say we just forget about it?
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Archie.
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There are going to be other concerts.
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And sooner or later, you're going to
have to let Stephanie go.
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Well, what am I supposed to do?
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Stay up nights waiting for her, getting
gray hairs long before my time?
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Well, isn't that what all parents do?
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Hey, I've been a parent. You ain't.
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Archie, Stephanie is going to grow up
whether I'm here or not.
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I guess I'm gonna need somebody to keep
reminding me.
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You know, all of a sudden I feel hungry
again. Yeah?
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Hey, all right.
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Can I have a double cheeseburger with
everything on it?
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Yeah.
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You can have anything you want.
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But you gotta promise me something, and
this is for life.
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What? You will never paint your hair
green.
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I won't.
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Me either.
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Oh, swell, swell. Okay, come on, come
on.
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Come on, we'll go. No, get down there
before they close, huh?
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There.
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There.
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Help me, will you, Lord?
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