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♪ The Simpsons ♪
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{\an8}And will, to the best of my ability,
uphold the standards and traditions
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{\an8}of the Springfield Elementary
Parent-Teacher Association.
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{\an8}Congratulations, Mrs. Simpson.
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{\an8}I'm sure your tenure as our new
PTA president will be a rousing success.
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{\an8}Also, the state is closing
this school forever.
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{\an8}Yes, well, that is well-gasped,
because Comptroller Atkins has decided
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{\an8}that one school must be closed
at the end of the year,
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{\an8}and Springfield Elementary
is the obvious candidate
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{\an8}due to its staggeringly low test scores
and persistent infestation of owls.
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{\an8}This is terrible.
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{\an8}The teachers and myself will all
be scattered to different schools.
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{\an8}Now, rest assured that will not happen.
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{\an8}You'll all be fired.
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{\an8}Bombardment.
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{\an8}This means Martin would have
to go to West Springfield Elementary.
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{\an8}It's a 15-minute longer bus ride.
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{\an8}That's three more wedgies!
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{\an8}Five,
if the lights are against him.
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{\an8}Okay, people, okay. Let's not panic.
We still have time.
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{\an8}If we put our heads together,
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{\an8}maybe we can find a way to prove
our school is worthy of being spared.
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{\an8}Vote the fascist out.
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Oh, we're going to need a miracle
to save the school.
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Maybe we could impress
the state school board
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by sending them pencils
printed with quotations
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from history's most brilliant thinkers.
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Oh, sweetie, that's just the type
of thing you would pitch.
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Thank you?
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We can do this.
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All our school has to do is suck a little
bit less than the next suckiest one.
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We don't say "suck" in this family.
We say "sudge."
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But our school
sudges so sudging hard.
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It sudges monkey nudge!
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Homer, do you have any ideas?
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Unlock ball return.
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A thousand more pins,
and I upgrade my lane arrows.
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Pin, pin, pin, pin, pin, pin, pin, pin.
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Oh, you're so checked out
playing that stupid game.
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It helps me relax
after a long day of work.
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D'oh!
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Ball jam?
This is the last thing I sudging need!
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Pin, pin, pin, pin, pin, pin.
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{\an8}I got two of the circle ones.
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See, when I say the students should
do a Squid Game to save the school,
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everyone assumes I mean
it should be to the death,
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but it don't have to be.
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Necessarily.
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- Ahem. Excuse me--
- I say we move the school to a galleon
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and have those overpaid teachers
work for jolly limes and hardtack.
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Excuse me.
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I propose a Shakespeare festival,
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but not the obvious fan pleasers.
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I give you Timon of Athens.
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I said excuse me!
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I have the answer.
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Now, who here's heard of the classic
children's book The Plucky Little Goat?
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- Oh, my goodness.
- Yar.
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Ooh, I love that book!
Homer and I used to read it to the kids.
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The Plucky Little Goat taught me
that despite humanity's rough edges,
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we all have an innate goodness
that can't be denied.
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Oh, sweetie, that's just
the kind of review you would give.
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Are you mad at me?
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I like when the goat says,
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"There's no problem that can't be
solved with a good headbutt."
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Oh, yeah!
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Well, the woman who wrote
and illustrated it, Constance Clavinger,
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{\an8}hasn't been seen for 30 years.
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{\an8}They say she's ungettable.
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{\an8}Well, guess again.
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{\an8}My Geoffrey knows someone
in England who knows her.
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{\an8}I called in a favor
from a very old friend.
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- Let me tell it!
- It's my story.
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I tell it better! I tell it!
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Constance Clavinger has agreed to come
from England to our upcoming bookfair
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and read for the first time ever
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her long-awaited sequel
to The Plucky Little Goat.
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There's a sequel?
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We'll get covered by the local news,
national news,
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and every reporter I carry in my pocket
like so many nickels and dimes.
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With this once-in-a-lifetime
literary triumph,
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the state won't dare close us down.
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We'll be saved.
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Okay, I'm off to pick up
Constance Clavinger at the airport.
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I'll see you at the fair.
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Go for Marge.
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{\an8}Now,
we need you down here ASAP.
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{\an8}Helen Lovejoy is rounding up
all the books that, quote,
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{\an8}"Glorify the seven deadly sins."
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"The Very Hungry Caterpillar?"
Gluttony defined.
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Uh, you'll have to handle it.
Constance Clavinger lands in an hour.
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But only you can talk Helen down.
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What's that little engine
trying to get up the hill for anyway?
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Steam-powered fornication?
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Okay, I'll be right there.
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I just have to find someone
who can pick up Ms. Clavinger.
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- Marge! Marge!
- You'll do it?
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I already did it.
I unlocked the claw machine in the arcade.
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That's a mini game with its own currency.
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Claw, claw, claw, claw, claw.
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Homer, I need you to go
to the airport and pick up Ms. Clavinger.
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You have to be focused.
You cannot be checked out.
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Claw?
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If you don't get her to the bookfair,
the kids will have to go to a new school,
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and you'll have to meet new parents!
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{\an8}Flight 72 from London is now arriving.
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Welcome to the United States of America.
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Your ICE agent will greet you
at baggage claim.
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I suppose you're waiting for me.
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{\an8}Homer Simpson, your American driver.
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{\an8}My car is illegally parked
just outside the Brexit.
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Brilliant to meet you, Homer.
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If you don't mind,
I just need a moment to freshen up.
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British people are so classy.
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Maybe I should start saying
freshen up instead of take a dump.
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Okay, I'll just wait here,
me and my thoughts.
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Alone with my thoughts.
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Pin, pin, pin.
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Pin, pin, pin.
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♪ Those magnificent men
In their flying machines ♪
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♪ They go up
Tiddley up, up ♪
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♪ They go down
Tiddley down, down ♪
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What the hell are you doing?
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I'm singing the greatest song of all time.
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Look, British goat lady,
we all agree that song's a banger,
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but I have to get you to the bookfair
so my wife can save the school.
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I'll drive.
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Eat my tires, Bridget Jones.
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This pepper pot is off her trolley!
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Look, lady, if you really wanna drink,
get hammered after you save the school.
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But right now,
you gotta sober up for the bookfair.
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Here, drink this coffee. Pretend it's tea.
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A gentleman doesn't push things
into a lady's face.
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I can handle my liquor.
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Ugh.
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Oh, lovely. Oh, good as new.
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No, that was the first of many.
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I think I may need to stop off
at a boutique,
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where I can purchase
a new vomit-free... [retching] ...blouse.
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Okay. Hurry up.
We gotta get you to that bookfair.
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Oh, don't fret, Schlomo.
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I'll be back with a new outfit
in an Old York minute.
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Whoops. Uh.
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♪ La, la, la, la, la ♪
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Accent lady? Nanny McPhee? Where are you?
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I'm ever so over here!
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Oh, be a lamb and help me with these.
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How much clothes do you need
for one book reading?
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Stop that shoplifter and her portly pally!
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Constance Clavinger does not shoplift.
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I have a charge account at Harrods.
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Is this Harrods?
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Well, isn't this a fine kettle of fish?
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It's a terrible kettle of fish!
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And this is coming
from a guy who loves fish kettles.
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Why aren't you classy, like my favorite
British person, Prince Andrew?
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Yo, show this woman a little respect.
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Ms. Clavinger, I am honored
to share an outlet mall jail cell
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with the creator of the goat
who taught me right from wrong.
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I chose wrong.
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Oh, well, aren't you a naughty crumpet?
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It's Marge!
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Okay, I let Helen burn a couple
of kids' books by Colin Jost.
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That seemed to get it out of her system.
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Burn, whoever you are.
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But you should be here
with Ms. Clavinger by now.
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I just vacuumed the red carpet.
Is everything okay?
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No, everything's not okay.
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Clavinger's plastered,
and we're trapped in an outlet mall jail.
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What? What did you do?
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It's all my fault, I'm afraid.
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Marge, your Hagrid
is an absolute treasure.
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Now, don't you worry, I will sort this out
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and read to those children
in two shakes of a corgi's tail.
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Aw. Corgis tails do shake fast.
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She's on her way.
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Oh, I'm so sorry, Homer.
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Oh, I've gone and cocked it all up with
my drinking and accidental shoplifting
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and accidental cocaine snorting.
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Well, it's all because
I haven't written anything in 30 years,
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and I'm ever so nervous
about reading my new book in public.
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But now, the children will never hear it.
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Oh, yes, they will. It's like
the Plucky Little Goat always says:
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"Follow your heart
and trust in your friends,
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and there is no problem
that can't be solved with a good
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- headbutt."
- Headbutt!
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Of course. This is an outlet mall,
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so even the jail is made
of factory rejects.
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- There's my car.
- I'll drive.
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Toss me the keys.
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Thank you for trusting me, friend.
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Sudge!
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Okay, we can still make it.
We just need to get a cab.
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But my book is in my shoulder bag,
which is on the back seat of your car.
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Why me, God,
you miserable space bastard?
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Wait a minute.
We can find the car using my tracking app.
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Thank you,
you wonderful space bastard!
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There's a tracker in your car?
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No, there's a sub sandwich
in the glove box,
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and I put a tracker on that.
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That sub had extra mayo.
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Hey, I need to commandeer your vehicle.
Husband emergency!
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But I'm on my way to dialysis.
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Quit hogging life, boomer!
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What? Oh.
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Okay, we have to sneak down there
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and get your book
out of my car without them noticing.
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That will be the stickiest
of wickets after they crush it.
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My sandwich!
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I'm coming mayo!
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You risked your life to save my book!
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Oh, I could kiss you,
you wonderful skin snowman.
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Ooh. Oh.
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Oh, oh, oh. Now I dropped my galleys.
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Never fear, milady. I've got them.
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Every heartwarming page
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where The Plucky Little Goat is fed
into a sausage grinder?
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You can't read this to children!
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Ooh. But I must read it
to children in a grand public setting.
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It's the only way I'll kill off
that whinging goat
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once and for all!
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But why?
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Do you know what it's like
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being hounded by children
and former children wherever you go,
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forced to perpetuate a fairy tale
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that the world is full of wonderful
people nibbling on crumble cakes,
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and even the ugliest toad
has a soul of gold?
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Oh, rubbish!
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People betray you,
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like my husband, when I caught him in bed
with the checkout girl from Tesco!
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And do you know what was tattooed
on her 22-year-old arse cheek?
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The Plucky Little Goat!
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Arse means ass!
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When those wide-eyed innocents
get an earful of goat sausage,
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I'll bring the whole ruddy thing down
in a blaze of glory!
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All bridges burned!
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I'll be free!
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There is no way
I am taking you to that bookfair now.
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Then I shall find my own way!
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Constance Clavinger? Hop in!
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Next stop: disillusioned children!
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All right, Homer, that coked-up Camilla's
gonna break all those kids' brains
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unless you stop her.
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No time to waste talking to yourself.
You've gotta focus like you've never...
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A push notice!
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My life's work.
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My wife's work.
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No! Sorry, Internet lanes.
Find some other sucker's life to waste.
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My kidneys.
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This is Arnie Pye with Pye in the Air.
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I'm transporting
the great Constance Clavinger
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to the Springfield Elementary bookfair.
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I'm gonna get her there in record time,
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barring, of course,
any breaking traffic news.
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Breaking traffic news, eh?
For the children!
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Take that, little man's car!
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Look at that snarl-up.
I am duty-bound to report it.
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No!
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I must sacrifice that goat! I simply must!
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Ah!
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Poppins power activate.
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Oh, muffins.
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You'll never stop me
from blowing up my life!
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There's still time to kill her.
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Hey. Hey!
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Seriously concussed.
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Slipping into children's book fantasy.
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Hey!
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Ow!
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Hmm.
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Pin. Pin. Pin.
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Pin.
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Get ready, kiddies.
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No!
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Marge, you promised me
Constance Clavinger,
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and instead, you delivered Colin Jost?
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"'Toot, toot, toot,' went
the ferry as it splish-splash-sploodled
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away from Staten Island."
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Boo!
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Clavinger in the house!
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She's here! Oh, my God!
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Well, of course I'm here,
and I'm ready to read.
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Clavinger, heel!
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You can't stop me. I need to be free.
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Constance, I'm sorry being rich
and famous has been so hard for you,
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but over the course of today,
I remembered something.
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I used to read The Plucky Little Goat
to my kids.
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After all, books are better parents
than I could ever be.
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But then my kids got older,
and I lost my mind to phone games.
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I can't make new memories.
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So please,
don't ruin the only good ones I have.
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That's the most moving, genuine,
heartfelt speech
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I've ever decided to ignore.
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Toodles.
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"The Further Adventures
of The Plucky Little Goat."
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Homie, you did it.
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Bart and Lisa will never forget this day.
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Yeah, they sure won't.
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"One dreary morning,
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the Plucky Little Goat awoke
with a feeling today would be special,
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but not in a happy way,
because this was the day that..."
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The Plucky Little Goat decided today
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- would be a different story.
- Huh?
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The Plucky Little Goat
was far from her barnyard home,
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in a strange place
with lots of guns and no vaccines.
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{\an8}Then at the airport,
she met a great big hippopotamus,
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{\an8}who smelled like
the worst parts of the jungle,
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{\an8}but who was kindly just the same.
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And thanks to him,
they had a wonderful adventure.
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The smelly hippo showed the goat
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that there are things worth saving
in this world,
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like children's innocence
and mayo-drenched sandwiches,
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and not all people will cheat on you
with a much younger grocery whore.
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The end.
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{\an8}The wait was worth it.
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Homie, you weren't checked out.
You were present.
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For once in our marriage, I didn't sudge.
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{\an8}Pretty sexy, huh?
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{\an8}It's not bad. I like mine better.
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{\an8}Why did we have to come watch this?
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{\an8}'Cause it's family day.
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Shh!