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Turkey stuffed with french fries.

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Never, but can't you just taste it?

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I have an idea. Why don't you make
dinner on your play stove, okay?

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Because I'm not making play dinner. I'm
making real food for real people.

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Sweetie, you're really not old enough to
cook.

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Yes, I am. I'm almost five.

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That's still too young.

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I'm always too young. When I grow up,
I'm going to make turkey stuffed with

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french fries for the whole world. And
I'm going to do whatever I want.

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Well, you know nobody gets to do
whatever they want. The president does.

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Well, you're not the president, okay?

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Maybe not.

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Serious now, okay? All right, all right,
all right. Okay. Can a representative

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win an election without the popular
vote?

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If a candidate's not popular, why waste
everybody's time running?

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All right, come on. Answer the question.

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All right, all right.

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Those who know know that only the
president can.

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All right. Now, here's one right back at
you.

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Wait, wait, wait. This is my favorite
part.

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No, girlfriend. Come on now. We got to
stay in the study mode or we're never

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going to get through this. All right,
come on. I'm ready.

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All right.

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Now, Miss Tucker, who is the Speaker of
the House?

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In this house, Dr. Huxtable.

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Come on, girl, I'm serious.

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Oh, you didn't say which house.

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All right.

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Thomas Foley.

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You didn't think I knew that, did you?
No. Do you know what state he's from?

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He's from Washington State, and he
happens to be a Democrat. Go ahead with

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bad self.

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Well, I may be bad, but together we are
academically dangerous.

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Hello,

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Harvard? Wait a minute.

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on. I got a bigger college on the other
line.

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Oh, go ahead and speak to them. I told
Princeton we'd get back to them. Oh,

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okay. Say, Harvard, why don't you pick a
number and get in line behind Spellman?

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All right.

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Okay, what's next?

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The three branches of the government, if
that's in your body of knowledge.

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It is, and it's about to come out of my
mouth.

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Legislative, they create the laws.

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Judicial, they interpret the laws. And
executive, they ignore the laws.

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It's getting a little quiet in here.

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Well, girlfriend, I can't let you dance
alone. Now our brain can really dance.

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tests, I got a low C.

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That's probably because the studying
you're doing is harder on your legs than

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is on your brain.

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Funny. Well, when do you start studying
for a test anyway?

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When I have to. The night before.

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That way it's fresh.

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And I don't have to keep it in my brain
any longer than necessary.

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I use that line, too.

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And I also got C's when I studied with
my friends.

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We listened to music, played around,
shoot a few hoops. It was fun, but the

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wasn't fun bringing those grades home.

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Are you trying to tell me I should study
without the music? And maybe without

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other people, too.

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That's no fun.

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That's the only time we get to catch up
on current events and learn the latest

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dance steps.

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Besides, you know, when one of us gets
the right answer, we congratulate each

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other. Oh, come on. You could do that
alone. I mean, when I'm by myself and I

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get the right answer, I give myself a
high five. You know, hey, Theo.

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Hey to go, Theo. And if I'm doing really
well, I start dancing with myself.

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Go, Theo.

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Go, Theo.

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silly? Not when I'm pulling in a B -plus
average, no.

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Sure. Like I could get a B -plus average
just by studying alone.

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Well, you can.

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Look, if you want, I can give you some
study tips that really help me along the

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way.

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Um, Charmaine, Theo wants to give us
some study tips.

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Oh, study tips from a college man. I
feel smarter already.

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Now, for starters, no music, all right?
No food, no talking.

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Well, I do.

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You mean when you leave here, you go
home and study some more?

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Yeah, don't you?

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No. I always thought you were getting
those grades because you were really

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smart. I am. I'm smart enough to know
that after I study here, I better study

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some more at home.

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Excuse me.

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It opened the way for a lot more African
Americans to be elected to public

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office. Excellent.

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What other impact did the Voting Rights
Act of 1965 have?

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Go ahead, Herman. It had an economic
impact.

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Yes. Very good. Thank you very much.

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How?

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Lance? Lance?

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Oh, my hand wasn't up.

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Well, why don't you give it a try?

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They probably had more jobs available.

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All right, Lance.

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Thank you very much.

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Why, sir, ma 'am?

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Because there was a fair distribution of
municipal contracts. Yes, very good.

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Stand in your seats. I'll have your
test.

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Oh, it's okay. I'll get mine later. You
know, I just came off that right answer,

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so I don't want to spoil it.

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Stay right where you are.

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I thought you'd like me.

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I like you.

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It's my red pen that doesn't.

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What'd you get, dude?

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Mind your business.

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You don't see me looking over your
shoulder.

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Oh, that's all right, man. I got an A -.

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You got a minus all right with a D in
front of it.

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Wonderful improvement, Pam.

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Thank you.

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Stop the ride and let me off. That's a
B. That's three Bs in a row, girl.

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Yeah, let me off that ride, too, because
I don't know how long I can stay on it.

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Well, I do. Just keep putting in that
extra steady time.

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Oh, I'll tell you how she did it. She
was looking at my paper.

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Yeah, whatever you put down, she put
down the opposite.

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So what you gonna do with all these B's,
Pam?

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I don't know, but it'll look good on my
record.

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Your record?

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Oh, don't tell me you're thinking about
college.

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Well, why not? My girlfriend here is
definitely college material.

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Now, how's he gonna get to college?

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Look, Pam, you're living in the Huxtable
house, but you don't have Huxtable

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money, honey.

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Hey, there's scholarships, man.

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You play football, Pam?

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I do not play football. And who said I
was going to college anyway?

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And she didn't say she wasn't either.

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Don't let them bother you, Pam. They
just saying the first dumb thing that

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into their head. Which is usually
followed by the second dumb thing.

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Look, I'll see you later. I got to go to
my trigonometry class.

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Oh, let me escort you because I don't
like the way some of them trig guys been

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looking at your hot, hot noose.

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A lot of people are smart enough to go
to college, but it don't mean that

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they're going.

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Now, see, there you go, Cinderella.

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Before you know it, your mom's going to
be coming home, and you're going to have

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to move out of that Huxtable Castle back
into that two -room pumpkin.

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Now I remember why I stopped going with
you. Your good sense gets lost between

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your brain and your mouth.

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Now, see, that's okay. I understand why
you're lashing out on me like this.

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Because you know that I'm telling the
truth.

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in a video.

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Can't afford it.

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What are you talking about?

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It's on special. You can't afford $1
.49?

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Not if I want to go to college.

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You know what college would cost $1 .49?

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Listen, I hear what you're saying,
girlfriend, but I do not understand what

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you're talking about. You know, I don't
know why I work so hard to get good

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grades for college. I can't afford it
anyway.

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Well, you'll find a way you always do.

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I mean, you're a survivor.

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You're resourceful. You're tough.

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Me? Are you kidding?

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No, of course you are. This is your man
you're talking to, okay?

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The same Charmaine that watched you
stand up to Vanzella Hardy when we were

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years old and she tried to take our
lunch money for her cigarette habit?

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You stood up to her with me. No, I stood
up to her behind you.

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Didn't you hear my knees knocking?

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Well, I wasn't giving up my lunch money.
I happened to like lunch.

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You almost had Vanzella for lunch.

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I just did what I had to do. You're
always doing what you have to do.

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Like when your grandmother got sick.

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and your mother had to leave and take
care of her, there you were, thrown in

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with people you hardly knew.

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You know how I would have been in this
house with these perfect people?

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Honey, I would have sat so still, they
would have thought I was a piece of the

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furniture.

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Charmaine, you make yourself at home
anywhere. If they put you in a lion's

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you would have them in there trying on
your jewelry.

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I can be charming in difficult
situations.

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But you're good at the important stuff.

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Like, remember those skates?

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What skate?

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Remember those new shoeskates that we
wanted but we couldn't afford it? I gave

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up. But you didn't. You went down to
that store and talked that guy into

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a pair for a week for 50 cents down.

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You said, them skates got my name on
them.

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Yeah. Yeah, I remember.

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You went to the store and ran errands
for people. You delivered coffee to the

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barbershop. And you even deliver pieces
through the pool hall.

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That's right.

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And the next week I was skating. Honey,
you are Pam Tucker's super student who

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works, goes to school, get good grades,
and still have time to hang out with

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Charmaine. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're
right.

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You're right, I can do it.

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Yeah, thanks, Charmaine.

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I'm just calling to message them.

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Right, right. When I go to college, I'll
study, I'll study, I'll study, study

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what? I don't know what I want to be. Do
you know what you want to be?

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I intend to be a dental technician.

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Unless I become a flight attendant
first.

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Then again, telephone repair women do
make good money.

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Make a choice. Make a choice. Wait,
there's more.

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Now, you don't know what you want to be
either.

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Well, so?

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So I don't have a clue. So what?

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How are we supposed to know anyway?

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I don't know. I guess you have to be hit
with some kind of inspiration or

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something.

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Did it hit you yet?

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Mm -mm.

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What you doing, Spodey Odie?

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Making my own flag.

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Your own flag, huh? Yes. When I grow up,
I'm going to be president.

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President? Yes. President gets to do
anything she wants.

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I see.

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She gets to make turkey stuffed with
french fries.

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And gets to stay up real, real late,
too.

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How late does she get to stay up?

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About when the dishwasher goes off.

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That happens to be the time that I fall
asleep, also.

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Stephanie does, too.

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What? She tucks everyone in who voted
for her.

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So if I vote for you?

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If you vote for me.

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Tuck, tuck, tuck.

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You have my vote.

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Deal. All right.

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Now, what are we drawing here?

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A flag.

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A flag?

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Yeah. Well, where's my paper?

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This is your paper. Oh, I want a flag.
You just need one crown and papers

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No, no, not our flag. I want to do my
own flag. Okay, turn it over.

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Turn the paper. Okay.

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But there's something already on this
side.

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Would you do your flag right there? My
flag will be... No, no, come on. My flag

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will be smaller.

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I want a big flag.

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I want to do... I'm going to do a flag
bigger than your flag because you'll...

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I'll be a bigger... No, no!

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on the New Deal and Franklin Roosevelt's
first term in office.

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And there may be a quiz on it. Hold it,
hold it.

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Last time you said there was going to be
a quiz, there wasn't. And I wasted all

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my time reading that stuff.

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Well, you're just going to have to waste
your time again, darling.

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So, Pam, you want to study for this one
together?

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No, we have a system. Remember, we study
alone.

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Yeah, let's not mess with success.

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There they go.

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The B sisters.

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In case you haven't heard, Pam got an A
- on her last biology test.

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Oh, wow.

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Now, that's money in the bank. But
anybody want to tell me the last

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that was drafted into the NBA?

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I never heard anybody say, thank you,
biology, for my new car.

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No, I got to say because I wanted to,
not because I was thinking what it could

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get for me.

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Oh, well, excuse me, Ms. Einstein.

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Pam, don't even waste your breath on
them. To them, A is not a grade. It's

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the first letter in the alphabet.

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Sounds like my baby is challenging you
guys.

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It sounds like she's challenging you,
too.

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Is that right?

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If the grade fits.

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Okay, and did you notice an absence of
ooh when I said something very clever?

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Are you trying to tell me that I can't
get an A anytime I want to?

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I'm telling you, you couldn't get an A
if you made up the test yourself.

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Ooh.

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Besides, besides, isn't it true that you
can be successful without going to

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college? Sure you can, Arthur.

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Now, see, there you go. Now, check it. I
got six brothers and sisters, so ain't

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no way I'm going to college.

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But I got a part -time job now, and when
I get out of school, I'll be a full

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-time driver.

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In a year's time, I have my own truck.
And by the time you get out of school, I

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have a whole fleet of them trucks.

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And, um, if you're nice to me, Pam, I
might let you answer my phone.

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Where you gonna keep a fleet of trucks
in the projects, brother?

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That's a very good idea, Arthur, but
every good business person needs a plan.

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I just told you my plan.

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Sit down, Arthur.

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That was not a plan. That was an
aspiration.

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What you want to do requires long -term
financial planning.

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You need to learn more about business
loans and accounting and personnel. So

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have to study whether you go to college
or not.

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Exactly. Well, I'm not thinking about
going to college either, but I'm going

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get a good job.

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I intend on being a landscaper at
Central Park.

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Oh, I didn't know you liked flowers,
Herman.

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Yes, I have many plans of beautifying
this city.

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A peaceful place for everybody,
especially kids and old people, you

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Yo, but Chucky, you gotta learn how to
do that, too.

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Ain't nobody gonna let you beautify
nothing if you ain't got no training.

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I know that.

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That's why I'm gonna get a job at the
Parks Department and work my way up to

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But first, you have to pass a civil
service exam.

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So you have to study, too. Welcome to
the club.

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Ain't nothing to it. I can do it.

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Look, there are a lot of opportunities
out there, and they don't all require

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college. And you don't have to sell
hamburgers, either. No, you don't. You

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sell chicken or tacos or something.

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Lance. Just a little fast food. Hey, yo,
Pam.

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If you want to go to college, I think
that's cool. You got my full support.

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Thank you.

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Lance, why don't you tell everybody what
you want to do?

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Uh, sweetie, are you keeping a secret
from us? Lance wants to be an architect.

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He's going to design our dream house.

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Do I hear laughter?

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That's wonderful, Lance. But to be an
architect, you have to do well in

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mathematics, physics, and drawing.

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And Lance, my man, from your grades, it
seems that you are doing very little

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mathematics.

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And I'm not saying you're not going to
pass physics, but if you are, you should

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be taking it.

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See, I'm just starting to gear up on my
big academic push.

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Yo, but check it. The last time I saw
you draw something was in the seventh

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grade, and I believe it was a Sherman
tank.

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A tank?

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I hope you don't think we gonna live in
a tank.

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No, baby, see, all of my ideas are up
here.

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Well, you better get some of those ideas
up there down on some paper.

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Next semester, I'm gonna take physics.

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And I told you I was going to draw
something. I'm going to draw that house

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I told you I was going to draw. Y 'all
wait till y 'all see the rotunda.

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What are

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you

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doing? What are you doing?

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I thought you said this thing was self
-cleaning.

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It is, darling.

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And yourself is cleaning it.

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Oh, gee.

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Hey. Hi, Justin.

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How you doing?

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Hi.

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Well, how was school today?

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It was good. It was good. You know, me
and some of my friends were talking with

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Miss Hobbs about our futures.

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And she said that if we wanted to go to
college, there were a lot of options

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available. She's right. There are.

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You know, when I first came here, you
people didn't look all that good to me.

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But you welcomed me.

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Made me feel at home.

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Gave me curfew.

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Gave me some powerful connections.

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He still didn't look all that good to
me.

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But now that my vision's starting to
clear up, he's starting to look... He's

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starting to look pretty nice.

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And just in case I do decide to go to
college, I'm studying.

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She's trying to get into college.

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She can't even get out the door.

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Well, dear, if she's going to go to
college, how's she going to pay for it?

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Oh, that's a beast of a worry.

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I beg your pardon?

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Billy, she'll work.

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She's going to work? She can work like I
did. She can work in the post office

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like I did.

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Dear, you worked in the post office
during the Christmas holidays.

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Well, where there's a will, there's a
way. You know that. Well, how is she

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to pay for the college, dear? All she
needs is the will.

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Well, somebody's got to make up their
mind that we're going to pay for her to

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to college.

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I mean, working in the post office, hat
checking, and those are fine little

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incidental things.

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But she didn't say community college.

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She didn't say she wanted you to pay for
it either.

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No, but she told us that she was
studying hard, and I didn't like you all

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beginning, but I like you now like she's
doing us a favor.

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Well, I don't think I like her now.

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I'm just saying, let's make up our minds
now. Are we going to pay for this

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tonight? Don't give me that about the
post office, because you were the only

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who looked cute in the post office.

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Speaking of post office, why don't we
play that?