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Later, Rachel.
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Oh, hitting the courts
again, Mother Winslow?
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I'm playing Alice Grayson.
I whip her butt every time.
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But she's half your age.
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Poor thing, she
can't go to the net.
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- Later.
- Have fun.
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Ooh, here, give me one of those.
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One?
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Whew!
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These grocery bags are heavy.
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Thank goodness I'm
in such great shape.
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Look at this. Eight
bags of groceries, $180.
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Yeah, and can you believe the fuss
they made when I paid with a check?
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Well, Carl, you told them
not to cash it until November.
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Oh, Carl... we need
to call a plumber.
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Why?
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Well, little Richie
was curious to see...
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if your new slippers
would float in the toilet.
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They don't.
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Don't we have enough
expenses around here...
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without the kids
sabotaging the place?
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Carl, there are eight
people living in this house...
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it is bound to get expensive.
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But if things get a little
tight, we'll both work overtime.
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Listen, you two, I
feel like a freeloader.
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- Rachel, don't be silly.
- Well...
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No, I appreciate the way you two have
supported my attempts to be a writer...
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but my career is
going nowhere fast.
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I'd really like to contribute to the
family budget on a regular basis.
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But it's really not
necessary, right, Carl?
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Well, let's hear
her out, Harriette.
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I mean, look at
these newspapers.
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I've been checking all the want
ads, but these jobs sound so lousy.
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Listen.
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"Lakeshore Zoo seeks executive
veterinary assistant, simian sanitation."
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Well, now, that sounds
good. What exactly do you do?
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You scoop monkey poop.
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What's the pay?
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Listen, Rachel, if
you gotta find a job...
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- try to find something that's challenging.
- Hmm.
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Now, hey, here's
something challenging.
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"Shy guy seeks hot babe who
shares love for pie toppings."
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Rachel...
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listen, don't feel that you have to
take the first job that comes along.
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Take your time, okay?
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Don't worry, it's almost
impossible to find a job these days.
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Guess what? I just got a job.
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I'm gonna be a part-time
waitress at Leroy's.
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I get minimum wage plus tips. We're
talking new clothes, concert tickets.
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I want money Lots
and lots of money
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I want a pie in the sky Whoa!
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I wanna be rich Whoa!
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Whoa!
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- What?
- You are only 14 years old.
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- Uh, you're too young to have a job.
- No, I'm not.
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You have schoolwork and
chores around the house.
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Mom, listen, let me work
at Leroy's for one month.
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If my grades slip, or if I don't pull
my weight around here, I'll quit. Deal?
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One month.
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Yes! Oh, Mom, will you
sign my work permit?
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Why do you need a work permit?
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I'm too young to have a job.
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Laura, are there any
more openings at Leroy's?
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Nope, I got the last one.
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You?
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You're working at Leroy's?
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I knew you'd be
thrilled, sugarknees.
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I saw you ask Leroy for a job,
so I decided to ask for one too.
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Go home, Steve.
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All right, wait a minute, wait
a minute, wait a minute. Uh...
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Uh, a peck near the lip area
would speed me on my way.
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So would a left hook.
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Ooh, I love it when
she gets physical.
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Boy, Laura's got a job,
even Steve Urkel's got a job.
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Now, I should be
able to find something.
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Well, if you're interested...
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my Uncle Cecil Urkel
is looking for somebody.
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Really? What kind of job is it?
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I'm not sure.
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All I know is it's got something
to do with pie toppings.
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Hey, Jolene...
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who do you think is
better-looking, me or Tyrone?
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Well, right now, Eddie,
I'd have to say Tyrone.
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Why?
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Because you don't look real
hunky with mustard on your nose.
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Laura, give Table 6 their check.
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- But they're not done eating.
- Ha!
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If I waited for people to finish
eating my food, I'd never make a dime.
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Where is she? Psst!
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Hey, hey, she looks like a
great waitress. I hope we get her.
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What are you guys doing here?
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- We wanted to give you our support.
- And throw you a little business.
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And after that, we'll
rock till we drop.
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Mom!
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Waitress, we need menus.
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Sorry, this is not my station.
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Steve, Table 10.
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Hi. Ooh!
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Oh. I'll be with you in two
shakes of a lamb's tail, okay?
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Here's your food.
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We're out of fries right now,
but I'll try and scrape some up.
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Hi, everybody.
Welcome to Leroy's.
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Menu, menu, menu... menu, menu.
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Uh, just bring us
burgers and fries.
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Thank you, thank
you, thank you...
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thank you, thank you.
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Okey-dokey. Would you guys
like those burgers with cheese?
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Please.
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- Oh, you guys.
- Ha-ha-ha.
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Steve.
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Ooh!
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Allow me, my little milk shake.
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No, I can handle it.
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Oh, no, hands as lovely as yours
should never be besmirched by grease.
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Here.
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Oh. No.
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- Here, let me.
- I've got it.
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Oh, no, I insist.
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Whoa! JOLENE: Aah!
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Oh.
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Did I do that?
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Okay, you two, payday.
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Yes.
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You're doing a good
job, Laura, keep it up.
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Thanks, sir.
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A bill?
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That's what you owe
me for broken dishes.
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Well, perhaps if you
popped for better china...
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I should fire you, Urkel...
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but I'm in a good mood, so
I'm gonna cut you some slack.
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Thank you. I love slack.
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I'm going to the bank
and make a deposit.
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Take your time.
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Why don't you stop off and treat
yourself to a decent meal for a change?
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You know, the life of a restaurateur
appeals to this particular Joe.
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I've mastered waitering,
I'm a crackerjack cashier...
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and during peak hours, a
pretty darn good hostess.
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Yep, I think it's time
I became a chef.
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- Urkel, where are you going?
- To turn on the grill.
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I'm gonna fry you up
a Steve-o Supremo.
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I don't think you
should do any cooking.
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Don't fret, my pet,
what could go wrong?
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Did I do that?
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- What's happening?
- Leroy's is on fire.
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Laura.
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Laura!
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Oh, my baby. Are you okay?
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I'm fine, Ma.
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- Laura?
- What happened?
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Dad. CARL: Laura.
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Oh, sweetheart, I was
so worried about you.
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- Are you all right?
- I'm fine, Dad.
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Oh, sweetheart.
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Ooh!
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I've been looking for you two.
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Now, just how
did this fire start?
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It was an accident, Your Honor.
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I'm not the judge,
I'm the fire inspector.
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I know, I was just practicing.
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Here's what happened. Some
grease flared up on the grill.
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Still, we could've handled it,
but then he threw water on it.
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Oh, no, no, no. You never, ever,
ever throw water on a grease fire.
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Thanks, I'll know
for the next time.
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Leroy, how you holding up?
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I've had better days.
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You!
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No, no, no! Calm down,
Leroy! Take it easy!
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You can rebuild, the place
will be better than ever.
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No way. No way. I'm
too old to start over.
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I'm gonna retire to Fort
Lauderdale. Get me a nice little coop.
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You don't mean that, Leroy.
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Yeah, I'm taking my insurance
money, maybe even my wife.
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I have flipped my last burger.
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From now on, the only buns I
wanna see will be on the beach.
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Boy, did he ever get up on the
wrong side of the bed this morning.
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Okay, does everybody
have their nametags?
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Steve, Carl and I
know each other.
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Just going by the book.
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Okay, welcome, everybody. This
is a completely informal meeting...
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so feel free to ask any
questions at anytime.
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- Yes?
- Why are we here?
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Good question, "Carl."
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And I'll answer it. Ahem.
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You see, um...
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when Steve burned down
Leroy's, it caused a lot of problems.
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Uh, the neighborhood
kids lost their hangout...
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Steve and Laura
lost their jobs...
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and poor Leroy lost his mind.
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At the same time, I was looking for
a job and getting absolutely nowhere.
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So that's when I dug down
into the old gray matter...
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and yanked out an idea
that reeked of sheer genius.
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Yeah. You see, Steve suggested
that I buy Leroy's, rebuild it...
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and run it as my own business.
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Whoa!
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It's the answer to
everyone's problems.
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But, Rachel, where are you gonna
get money to buy a restaurant?
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Well, from the bank and
my brand-new partners.
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I think she means us, "Carl."
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See, the bank will finance us...
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if we can come up with a
20 percent down payment.
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Now, I can kick in the insurance
money that my husband left me...
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so all I need from you two
is a check in the amount of...
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Whoa!
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I know I can make it work. I
really believe that with all my heart.
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Well, Rachel, we have
plenty of confidence in you...
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but aren't restaurants
a risky investment?
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- Steve.
- Good question.
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I think the following visual aid will
clear up any and all doubts you have.
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Oh, will you just
pull off the sheet?!
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I give you Rachel's Place.
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Thank you, Vanna.
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Carl, it's beautiful.
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Now, I've sought the advice
of the world's best CPA...
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my own uncle,
Hiram Ross Urkel...
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and according to
H and R Urkel...
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Rachel's Place should inevitably
turn a profit in less than one year.
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- Well, how does he know that?
- Oh, it's an inverse curve.
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Rising neighborhood
population growth...
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versus declining
franchises that serve meat.
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Oh.
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Well, look, we'll leave you two
alone to discuss the proposition.
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And if you decide
to invest, great.
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And if you decide not to,
believe me, it's okay, I understand.
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Come on, Steve.
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Well, honey, what do you think?
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It's an interesting proposal, and
I believe Rachel could handle it.
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Well, it's obvious she
really wants to do this.
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Hmm, but I feel uncomfortable about asking
you to put up so much to help my sister.
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- You worked hard for that money.
- No, no, no.
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Now, we worked
hard for that money.
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Sweetheart, Rachel is family.
Not just your family, but our family.
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But like you said, Carl, a
restaurant is a risky business.
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Yeah, it's a gamble.
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But I say our odds are a lot better
if we bet on somebody we love.
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- So you wanna do it?
- Absolutely.
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- Oh, Carl.
- Ha-ha-ha.
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I just wish we could.
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- What?
- Ha-ha-ha.
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Well, honey, Rachel needs just a
little bit more money than we have.
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Oh.
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You see, the thing is...
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a couple of months ago,
Lieutenant Murtagh...
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he gave me a good tip
on a sweet little stock...
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so, ahem, I invested.
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How much, Carl?
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Five grand.
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Carl.
248
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Can't you sell the stock
and get the money back?
249
00:19:40,046 --> 00:19:42,481
Well, the stock has
gone down a bit.
250
00:19:42,648 --> 00:19:45,311
If I did, we'd only have
enough money to go bowling.
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One of us anyway.
252
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Carl, we'll
discuss this later...
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but in the meantime, you better
pray that stock goes back up.
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Rachel.
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Did I keep you waiting?
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Rachel, uh...
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we talked it over and we
decided we wanna help.
258
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Ah! Oh, yes. Oh,
thank you so much.
259
00:20:12,078 --> 00:20:13,307
But, but, but...
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we're a few thousand
short of what you need.
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Oh.
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I'm so sorry, Rachel.
263
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Oh, look, guys, don't worry
about it. It just wasn't meant to be.
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How dare you people have an
investor's meeting without me.
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- Oh, Mama...
- If it wasn't for Steve here...
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I'd still be out back
shooting hoops.
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Here.
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Mother Winslow,
this is a blank check.
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Hmm, you're pretty swift.
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We need $5000.
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Write in a number.
Whatever you need.
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You have that kind of money?
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Is a frog's butt watertight?
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Write it.
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Oh, Mother Winslow,
thank you so much.
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00:21:36,929 --> 00:21:40,229
In a few moments, we're gonna
unlock that door and make history.
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- Yes.
- Not to mention a lot of money.
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Yes. STEVE: All right.
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A toast to Rachel's Place
and its beautiful owner.
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- Thank you.
- I'm with that.
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Hear, hear.
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Wait, wait, one more.
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Let's drink to the person
who really made this possible.
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- Our junior partner, Estelle Winslow.
- Hear, hear.
285
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Hear, hear.
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00:21:59,618 --> 00:22:04,579
Now, come on, everybody, let's dance.
I can't wait to get down with my bad self.
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Now, before we all throw down...
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I wanna take the time
to thank a young man...
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who will always hold a
special place in my heart.
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We wouldn't be here today if he hadn't
had the foresight to burn this place down.
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- To Steve Urkel.
- Hear, hear.
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00:22:23,475 --> 00:22:26,536
- All right, Steve.
- Oh, thanks, everybody.
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00:22:26,712 --> 00:22:30,479
And we'll all have burgers
just as soon as I fire up the grill.
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Is it cute...? Fire up the grill?
CARL: What? Quick! Stop him!
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