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Those old cars are attracting
more and more fish every day.
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Yeah.
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We'd better be heading home.
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Home?
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We just got here.
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I told Dad we'd be home
before he left for his meeting.
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Just one more dive.
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Me and Flipper, we're herding
the fish into their new homes.
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Oh, now you're a
fish wrangler, huh?
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Wild Bud Ricks and
his trusty seahorse.
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Well, how are fish with a brain
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the size of a pea supposed
to know those cars
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were dumped down there for them?
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Don't worry.
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When a big fish comes along,
they'll figure it out.
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It's called survival
of the fastest.
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Let's go.
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Oh, just one more time.
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We're helping Dad's fish farm.
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Just one more.
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Last one, I promise.
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Bud, why is it Dad and I
can't get you out of the bay?
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We can't get you under
a shower at home.
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Why should a kid take a shower?
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He's got the whole
ocean for a bathtub.
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Yippee!
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Bullet ho0le!
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What's the matter?
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Down there, in that car,
bullet holes in the windshield!
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Bullet holes in the windshield?
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None of them have windshields.
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That one does!
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Ask Flipper!
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There are real bullet holes!
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Oh, you two always
stick together.
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What would a car with bullet
holes in it be doing down here?
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I don't know, but I've
going to tell Dad quick.
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Yeah, I've got to tell Dad too.
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That you and Flipper
have flipped.
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They call him Flipper, Flipper,
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faster than lightning.
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No one you see is
smarter than he.
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And we know Flipper lives in
a world full of wonder lying
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there under, under the sea.
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Dad, how can you,
the park warden,
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go off to a dull
old meeting when
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there's a car down there with
bullet holes in the windshield?
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Sandy, did you see
the bullet holes?
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Dad, I didn't even see the car.
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Bud took off like
a homing mudhen.
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I was going to check
it out, but you always
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told us not to swim alone.
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Good boy.
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See you both later.
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You mean you don't
believe me, your own son?
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You think I'm some
kind of a liar?
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No, Bud, it isn't that
we don't believe you.
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We don't always believe
your vivid imagination.
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What imagination?
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I've got a bad
imagination, but I'm
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very good at telling the truth.
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You're both forgetting
that I supervised
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the dumping of those
old cars, and all
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the glass was taken out.
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So some gangster dumped this
one after you dumped yours.
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Honest injun, Dad, there are
bullet holes in the windshield.
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Bud, why don't you
take off your flippers?
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You're on dry ground now.
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I haven't got time.
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That car should be
checked out and reported.
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It's our duty as
American citizens.
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All right.
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This American citizen will
look into it tomorrow.
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And if it is a red hot car,
it's a job for me, the Coast
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Guard, and the police.
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Sandy?
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Sandy, what's with you?
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I was just thinking.
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We've both grown up a lot.
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Maybe we should
help you out more
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with the park, especially me.
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Well, fine.
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Like how?
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Well, maybe I
should take the skiff
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out and do a preliminary check
for you, save you some time.
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Yeah, keen!
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Then I could go along too.
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Hold it.
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Now, neither of you has
grown so much that you don't
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fit on my knee or over it.
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So no taking the skiff
out and no diving down
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to those old cars.
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That's my orders to the troops.
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Get it?
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Got it.
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Sandy?
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Ding.
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No dive.
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Bright boys.
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Well, I'll see you
both before dinner.
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Goodbye.
I'm late.
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Do you think he means it?
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What do you think?
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He means it.
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Don't do this, don't do that.
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After going all the way through
school, the only word parents
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know how to use is don't.
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What a bad word.
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What year car would
you say it was, Bud?
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Oh, I don't know.
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And how many bullet
holes were there?
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Oh, I don't know how many.
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I don't know.
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Just a blotch of bullet holes.
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Boy, a fine
detective you'd make.
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So who wants to be a detective?
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The Coast Guard and the
police would only take over.
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I discovered the car, and
they get all the glory.
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So why should I help them out?
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Hey, a detective!
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Sandy, how would a
detective go about getting
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information on a hot car?
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You tell me.
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You're the guy who's
about to be one.
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All day up and down
the bay asking questions,
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and what do we get?
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Nothing.
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Nothing but nothing.
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We really should
have come to you first,
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Johnny, since you
helped my dad dumped
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those cars with your barge.
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Yeah, and maybe you can help us
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and Dad too to track down
the criminal or criminals.
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Well, what makes you think
there's a crime involved?
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Which one of you is Watson and
which one of you is Holmes?
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Well, Bud says this
car with the bullet holes
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in it is newer than the
others and that it still
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has all the glass in
it, so it just about
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must have been dumped by
somebody else after you
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and Dad put the others there.
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That makes sense.
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What makes you think it's a
gangster's car down there?
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You've got a pretty
good imagination, Bud.
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I remember one time you saw
a flying saucer at night
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and it ended up being the
lights of a ferris wheel.
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Yeah, but that was a whole year
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ago when I was a little kid.
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But these are real bullet holes.
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So who else do you think
would look for the right spot
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to dump a car?
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Well, well, the area's pretty
well marked with that buoy.
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Most of the boats and fishermen
know what's down below.
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Could be almost anyone.
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Yeah.
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But will you do us a favor?
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If you see any suspicious
looking characters around,
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let us know.
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I promise.
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Well, if that is a
hot car down there,
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I'd say don't go near it.
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That's what my dad said.
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Don't.
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Your dad gave you
pretty good advice.
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Dad says he'll look
into it in the morning.
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These peanuts are
making me hungry.
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Let's go home and
get something to eat.
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Yeah, might as well.
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Thanks a lot, Johnny.
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I'll see you.
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And don't go nosing
around that car, hear?
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Don't, don't, don't.
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I don't know why
kids want to grow up.
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All they do when they get big
is say don't to little guys.
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Tough break, Johnny.
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I try to throw a little money
away and this has to happen.
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Yeah.
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First time I ever
stepped over the line.
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Don't let it bug you.
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Besides, barge is paid
for now, isn't it?
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Well, now, look, if
you want your money
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back it'll take a little
time, but I can do it.
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Look, Johnny, you're my pal.
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You've been my hero ever since
high school, the great athlete.
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Oh, knock it off, will you?
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This is trouble.
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And it isn't my money.
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I just spend it for
them on special projects
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which they want done
right, once and for all.
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I know, I know.
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Because, Johnny, pal,
if that car is recovered,
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a lot of important people
are going to be embarrassed,
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asked questions,
like about murder.
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You knew that when
you dumped it for me.
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Yeah.
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What are we going
to do about that car
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down there before that
warden starts nosing around?
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Well, I can't just haul
it up out of the water.
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The only thing to
do is to go down
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there with the timed
charge and blow it up.
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Well?
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Let's get it done.
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And, Johnny, let's
make it a big one.
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Here, Flipper, but no
swimming until a half
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hour after you've eaten.
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Let's face it.
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No matter how you
look at it, Dad
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told both of us not to dive
down and check that car.
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Yeah, I guess so.
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Guess we'd better just
go for a dumb old swim.
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Maybe look for
some conch shells.
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Yeah.
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What's the best place to look?
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Let's see, used to
be out in the bay.
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Pretty close to where
that marker buoy is.
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Let's go.
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When does it say boom?
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15 minutes.
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You better make a few circles
so no one will suspect anything.
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Pick me up in five.
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I'll pick you up in four
and a half if you don't mind.
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What happened?
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Did you find it?
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There's a couple
of kids down there.
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Kids?
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Did you plant it?
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Well, it's down there somewhere.
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Come on, let's get out of here.
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- We've got to go back.
- And get blown up?
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Are you nuts?
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Sandy!
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Bud!
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Flipper!
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Come here, Flipper.
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What do you got in your mouth?
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No, no, Flipper, come with me!
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Flipper, where are the boys?
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Where are the boys, Flipper?
Where are they?
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Where are the boys?
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Hi, Dad.
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Hi, Dad.
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Hi.
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All right, the meeting
will now come to order.
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What meeting?
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The meeting you're in.
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Now, what were you guys doing
diving down in that car when
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I told you not to go near it?
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Dad, would you believe
me if I told you we
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were diving for conch shells?
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No, I wouldn't.
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And apparently you
didn't believe me
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when I told you
that neither of you
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were too big to
put over my knee.
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Now, who's first?
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You're alive!
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Your boys, they're still alive!
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He stopped our car,
gave himself up, Po.
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Said we should come down here
and see if we could help.
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The other guy tried to get away.
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We had to put a few bullet holes
in his car, and one in him.
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He'll live.
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Hey, Dad, can we go
down and see their car?
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With the bullet holes in it.
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OK.
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Gosh, Johnny.
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It's hard to realize you had
anything to do with dumping
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that car down there.
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I couldn't believe it.
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Yeah, I know.
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You want to know why I
shoved you into that car?
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This may sound crazy, but I did
it because I didn't want you
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to see me do something wrong.
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I'm sorry.
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And I'm glad.
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Johnny, can we... can
we do anything for you?
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Yeah, you can do something.
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Next time, you take
your dad's advice.
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There's an awful lot of bad
advice kicking around, like how
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to make a quick 500 bucks.
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When you get a little
older, you might
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run into temptation like that.
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We sort of ran into
temptation already.
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See you later, Po.
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I'm sorry, Dad
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Yeah, I'll take
my licking first.
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Stay in line, little brother.
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Let's get it over with, Dad.
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I think you both
just grew up a little.
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Maybe you are too big
to take over my knee.
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Oh, I forgot, Flipper.
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I'm sorry.
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I give you full credit.
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Everyone loves
the king of the sea.
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Ever so kind and gentle is he.
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Tricks he will do when
children are near,
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and how they laugh
when he's near.
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They call him Flipper,
Flipper, faster than lightning.
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No one you see is
smarter than he.
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And we know Flipper lives in
a world full of wonder lying
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there under, under the sea.
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