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I'm a baby.
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Still at large.
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The fugitive is known to be
a... Cloudy with a 30% chance.
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Wide male. I'm thinking, God,
180 pounds, something like that.
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He had a buckle, a very large...
Various body parts in his wake.
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Please...
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If I knew you were coming, I'd bake
the cake. Bake the cake, bake the cake.
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If I knew you were coming, I'd bake the
cake. Hot you do, hot you do, hot you do.
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Had you dropped me a ladder, I'd have
hired a band. Brandest band in the land.
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Drop me a ladder, I'd have
hired a Thank you. Thank you.
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Isn't she beautiful? She's just so
precious. We are so happy for you guys.
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I can't tell you how honored we are
that you chose us to be your godparents.
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Oh, we wouldn't have
picked anyone else but you two.
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Every day when I look at us.
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Has she been sleeping?
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Oh, she's so good. I'll put her down at
7 and she doesn't get up till around 11.
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That's great.
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She's beautiful. And big.
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She's a healthy eater.
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I can't believe she's
only three months old.
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She's huge!
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She's our little furball.
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She is a plump little thing.
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I'm not just talking a
little excess baby fat here.
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I'm talking like
Sideshow Freak proportions.
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Look at her.
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She's enormous.
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Honey, please.
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All right, Bill, I
think we've got the point.
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I think what Bill meant is
your child is abnormally large.
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I find it very interesting, Susan,
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how quick you are to point out
minor faults in other children,
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but how completely naive you are when
it comes to that retarded son of yours.
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How dare you? He is not
retarded. He's dyslexic.
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Oh, is that what
they're calling it nowadays?
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A child with a reading
disorder? Hmm. Fortunately,
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he's only going to have to
know two words. Special bus.
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Look who's talking.
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You two have a lot of nerve
even bringing a child fat or
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otherwise into this world
with the way you carry on.
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Get a couple of drinks and you two
and you're humping everything in sight.
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My pant leg has been soiled by you,
Fran, on more than one occasion. Oh,
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what a nice traditional family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sodom and Gomorrah and
their Thanksgiving parade balloon baby.
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Well, Bill, I am sorry
that you and Susan seem to
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think our parties have
gotten a little too racy.
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I guess that's what I should
expect from a man who's an insurance
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contract analyst by day
and a huge bore by night.
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And his wife, a woman who
couldn't get propositioned
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if she were a free whore in Saigon.
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You want to talk homely wives, Alan?
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Why don't I drop my drawers,
drape a veil over my backside,
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and you can relive your
wedding day by kissing my hairy ass?
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And as for Bill being boring,
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at least he's not out
playing after-school intramural
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wrestling coach to a
bunch of prepubescent boys.
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They needed guidance.
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So do blind people, but you
don't see me, I see their groins.
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I don't ever want to see you two
over here ever, ever again. Well,
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you won't ever have to
worry about seeing Bill and I,
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especially at one of your lurid
orgies you call a get-together.
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We will not be attending
any functions that have
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you two present. Come on, let's go, Bill.
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Oh, and in case I forgot to
mention it, your baby's a pig.
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Don't let it upset you, honey.
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They have no idea what
they're talking about.
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Damn kids are off school for the summer.
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Can't make my honey pie.
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Morning, mother.
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Damn kids are off for the summer.
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Can't make my honey pie.
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No honey pie.
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Morning, Ma.
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Morning, Pa.
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What do I make? Pa,
what's the matter with Ma?
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Damn kids are off for the summer.
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Can't make a honey pie.
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No honey pie?
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No honey pie, Mama?
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That's okay. Who needs honey pie?
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Honey pie, honey pie, who
needs honey pie? Wait a minute!
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You quiet your tongue about the honey pie.
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Sorry, Pa.
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Damn kids, damn summer.
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Where's Junior?
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He's over at the McClintocks.
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Again?
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Ma!
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Been there since sunup.
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You mean since sundown.
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Let me.
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Sorry, Pop.
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Clint talks to good people.
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No reason, friend.
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Morning, Drifter.
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Lily Mac. Drifter.
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Al.
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Ma'am.
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Drifters showed me how to
rope a steer yesterday.
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Showed me real good, too.
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You quiet your tongue
about rope and steer.
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I'm sick and tired of holding my tongue.
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You hear me, Pa? I don't
care how many times you...
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Lily Mae is not the only one in this house
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who learned how to rope a
steel yesterday. Is she, Hal?
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Tristan.
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Junior. Lemonade?
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No, thanks.
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Pa, McClintock's got
trouble near the river.
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What kind of trouble?
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River trouble.
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I heard all about the
McClintocks and their river trouble.
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Lily Mae, you quiet your tongue.
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I know, I know. Keep my mouth
quiet about the river trouble.
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You stay away from
that river trouble, son.
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Sure thing, Pa.
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Well, I guess I'll head
over to McClintock's and
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see if they need any
help with that rib trouble.
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When you coming back, Drifter?
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Damn kids are off for the summer.
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Can't make my honey pie.
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No honey pie.
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All right, Marty, how about that
heat wave? God, it's hot out there.
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If you don't have an air
conditioner, you're... This is it.
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Yeah, how about a drink?
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I'd love one. Let me take your coat.
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Careful, that's fur.
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I know, it's very nice.
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Fur does something for my shape.
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Say, who's this guy you're with?
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Oh, that's my old
boyfriend. He's moving out soon.
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He still lives here?
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Well, yeah, until he moves out.
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That seems a little...
Hey, where's my fur coat?
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Relax, it's in the closet.
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It's Fox.
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Come on, have a seat.
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Tell me about your trip to aspirin.
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Well...
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The best part of it's
hanging in your closet. Fur.
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Hey.
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Axel Norville, Norville
Axel. Hey, how you doing?
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Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.
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Axel's the one in the pictures.
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Yes, I know.
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Interesting jacket.
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Polyshell?
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I'm sorry?
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Nothing.
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Well, I thought I'd watch
some TV if you guys don't mind.
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Well, we're going to watch TV.
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Hey, maybe I ought to
just grab my fur and go.
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No, this is my house just as much as
it is his. Why are you doing this?
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This is the fourth guy I brought home
this week, and it's always the same thing.
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Hey, how about that beer?
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Look, I'm not going to hide up in
my bedroom like some hermit while
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you traipse a bunch of losers down
here in the living room, all right?
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Loser?
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Yeah.
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Take a look in the closet, pal.
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That's fur.
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Fox, a lot of them.
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Look, I don't give a rat's fat ass
what kind of jacket you wear, all right?
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The fact is, you're white.
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He doesn't know anything about fur.
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Speaking of which... You're just jealous
because I'm spending some quality time
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with someone when you can't even get
anyone to sit next to you on the bus.
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I am this close to moving out.
Then move out! I'm thinking about it.
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Then do it! I just might!
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Hey, hey, come on.
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Hey.
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Let's just relax, please. Just relax.
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Want to try my coat on?
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I don't think so. Look,
enjoy your time together.
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I don't know what his problem is.
He can be such a bear sometimes.
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Why don't you just move out? It's
crazy living with an old boyfriend.
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I know, I want to move out, but he
can't really afford to live by himself,
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and I feel guilty because, you know,
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I'm the one who talked him
into moving in the first place.
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Hmm, that's tough.
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Say, would you brush my back?
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Sure.
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I'm just... Hey!
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You know what?
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Look, I understand your situation,
really, I do, and I feel for you,
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but I think it's about time
you pulled your act together.
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I don't think so.
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Axel, leave him alone.
Don't take it out on the coat.
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That's all right, Constance.
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That's about what I expect
from a guy who doesn't own a fur.
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The only reason I stayed here in the
first place was because I felt sorry for you.
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But this is the last straw. I'm leaving.
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Oh, please. You're not going
anywhere. Look, why don't you just relax?
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Every single time... Hey, that's enough.
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Hey.
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What are you doing?
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I'm getting sick and... Allergia.
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It's a white cow! I said I was
sorry! Are you an idiot? I'm sorry!
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Call somebody!
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I gotta get out of here! Oh,
my God! Oh, my God! It's okay!
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Shh!
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It's okay. No one's gonna hurt your coat.
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It's okay.
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Don't let the stain dry. It's okay.
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No one's gonna
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I was. I guess the pressure got to me.
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You know, when you told me
to shut off that artery,
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I just clapped the first thing I saw.
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You what?
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I don't know what I'm doing.
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You bastard!
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You're insane, man. Why
didn't you tell me you
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didn't know what you
were doing? You bastard!
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Hey, fellas, fellas, you're
doctors. You're doctors. Yeah? Well,
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this doctor cost me a man's life.
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I said I was sorry. I'm so
tired. It's the pressure.
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If we only had different patients.
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Hey, come on!
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Come on!
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I was doing you a favor. I
wasn't even supposed to be in there.
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Chief surgeon! Chief surgeon!
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What in Sam Hill is going on in here?
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Stop it.
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For your information, your
patient, Dr. Vargas, is dead.
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You lost another doctor?
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No.
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He lost another doctor.
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I was doing you a favor.
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What are you talking
about? Hey, calm down, come!
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Stop!
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Dr. Vargas was the foremost
neurosurgeon in the country!
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Dr. Ward, report to surgery.
Dr. Ward, report to surgery.
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That's me.
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That's me!
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I thought I had an
assistant I could count on!
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I was doing you a favor.
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I was killing the foremost
neurosurgeon in the country doing me a favor!
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Well, I wasn't in the room last
week when you lost Dr. Hilton.
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I just lost Dr. Barry.
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Why were you out here
talking to us if you were in
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the middle of an
operation? What are you thinking?
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Who just operated on Dr. Berry?
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Coming up.
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Wash him down.
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Well, whoever it was, we
just lost her and the baby.
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I want to see the three of
you in my office. Sure. Great.
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Sons of bitches. What are
we running around here?
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What are we doing?
249
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There's just too much pressure for
doctors to be operating on other doctors.
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Code blue.
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Code blue. That's me again! Damn it!
252
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I just lost... I just lost Dr. Lillard.
253
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Hey, it's not your fault.
254
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Yes, it is. He operated on him.
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It's the pressure.
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How many?
257
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How many more have to die?
258
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This is a doctor's hospital.
259
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Doctors are gonna die.
260
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But all of them?
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It's the pressure. I'm telling you guys,
it's the pressure. That's what it can be.
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Excuse me!
263
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Who just operated on Dr. Lillard?
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Who was it?
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It was him.
266
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Oh, great.
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You're fired.
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You can pick up your badge in my office.
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I can't believe it.
270
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I can't believe it.
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The fired badge.
272
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God, Mackie, I'm so sorry.
273
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You're sorry?
274
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Try getting another job
wearing the fired badge.
275
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I got a wife.
276
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I got kids. I got a mortgage.
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I... I...
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Oh, my God! It's his heart!
Let's get him to surgery.
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No!
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No!
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All right, is this the one?
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This is a story about a guy
who finds some money in a tree.
283
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Once there was a guy who
found some money in a tree.
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He was happy. There he
is, all happy and all.
285
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He decided he could buy anything. There's
the money. Buy anything he ever wanted.
286
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There's the money again.
287
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So he decided to go to the forest and
offer his money up to various things,
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as you'll see. He's happy about it.
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Happy, happy, happy, happy.
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Getting it out of the tree.
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He first approached a
squirrel and said, give me a nut.
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You see his tail wagging there.
293
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I'd like to buy a nut.
There's the nut in his hand.
294
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There's the money.
295
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But the squirrel would have
none of it, for it was a squirrel.
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Squirrels don't negotiate very well.
297
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There he is again, offering him
the money. The squirrel and the guy.
298
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Then he approached the bush and
said, give me your finest berry,
299
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your finest berry for, there's a
squirrel, your finest berry for some money.
300
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But the bush didn't say anything.
301
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It was a bush.
302
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There's the money again
that he got from the trick.
303
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Then he went to the stream and said, your
finest trout, a salmon or a trout for me.
304
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Here's some money for a trout.
305
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Give me a fish.
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There's a tree you found
that money in earlier.
307
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And the squirrel, I don't know why
they're showing the squirrel somewhere.
308
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And then he approached the bird.
It looked like a penguin. He said,
309
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you'll find a song. The bird flew away.
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The money didn't mean anything.
He's starting to get this little...
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He then offered it up in general
everywhere, to a log, to the forest, to a rock.
312
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But nothing in the forest could
give him anything for the money.
313
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He couldn't do anything with it.
He was getting it out of the tree.
314
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I don't know why they're
showing that again either.
315
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So he decided to put the money
back in the tree where he found it.
316
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There's the bird we saw earlier,
that rock and the bush and the tree.
317
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The sun's still shining through it.
318
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I knew. The man was confused, the
squirrel again, and the log, and the stream.
319
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He was confused why
his money didn't matter.
320
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So he walked off in the forest, and
the moral of the story, never mind.
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¶¶ I don't know where you came from,
cause I don't know where you've been.
322
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But it really doesn't
matter, grab a chair and
323
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fill your platter, and
dig, dig, dig right in.
324
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