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Maybe the world is blind or just a
little unkind.
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Don't know.
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Seems you can't be sure of anything
anymore.
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Although.
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Veterinarium.
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Let's see, that all adds up to...
bankruptcy.
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You know, it would be nice if you were
to start earning your keep around here.
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Well, that's a start.
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Now look in the want ads.
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Hi, Henry.
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Hello, Mrs. Johnson.
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I've got a wonderful surprise for you.
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You're moving?
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Henry, would it kill you just to show me
a little common courtesy?
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Probably not.
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But why take chances?
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Well, I do believe it's starting to
rain.
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Fortunately, we have two little girls
who's prepared for bad weather.
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You like our new outfits, Henry?
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Very stylish.
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I can't wait till it rains.
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Me too. I hope we have a thunderstorm.
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Maybe we'll get real lucky and have a
hurricane.
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$18 for just one outfit?
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Henry, $18 was just for the hat.
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The whole outfit was $74.
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$74? That's right.
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You told me not to buy junk.
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You said the better the quality, the
longer it'll last.
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At this price, it better last till she
graduates from college.
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Henry, can we test out our new outfits
by standing in the shower?
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No. That's brand new rain gear. I don't
want it getting wet.
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Come on, Charlie. Let's go to my room
and do a rain dance. Good idea.
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I guess I owe you $74.
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That's right.
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Now, you be sure and remind me.
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Henry, Funky's outfit is C -O -D.
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Cash or die.
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Okay. I'll write you a check.
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But could you do me one little favor?
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What's that?
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Hold it till Monday?
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Oh, sure.
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I understand.
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What was that exact total again?
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$74 .16.
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I'll make it out for $74 .25.
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How come?
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Well, just a little something extra for
your trouble.
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Gee, now I can buy that summer home on
the lake.
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I have to watch every penny, Mr.
Johnson.
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In no time at all, Punky will grow out
of that outfit and will be a new one.
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Yeah, I know what you mean.
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I bought Cherry a pair of sneakers, and
she outgrew them on the way home from
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the store.
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Perhaps the ancient Chinese had the
right idea.
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Bind their feet.
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Mrs. Johnson, I had no idea that raising
Punky would be so expensive.
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Since Punky moved in, my utility bills
have gone sky high.
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When I lived alone, I could economize in
winter. I only heated one room.
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I remember.
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This place was like an icebox.
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That was another way I saved. I
unplugged the refrigerator.
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Well, I tell you what freezes my blood.
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The price of food.
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The way Jerry puts it away, I'm going to
have to start having my paycheck sent
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straight to the market.
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Punky goes through almost half a gallon
of milk a day.
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Half a gallon of milk used to last me
two, three months.
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Oh, that's why your kitchen used to
smell so funny.
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You know, I once read that from birth to
age 18, it costs about $120 ,000 to
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raise a child.
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Oh, that's terrifying.
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But look on the bright side.
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You got Punky when she was eight years
old.
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She's only gonna cost you a measly 85.
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Since Punky got here, I've spent quite a
few sleepless nights wondering how I'll
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make ends meet.
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Well, Henry, welcome to the wonderful
world of parenthood.
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$80 ,000!
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Yeah! That's almost a million!
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Wet mask.
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Very funny.
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Help me in.
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What are you doing here, Alan?
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I got some big news.
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Really? Yeah.
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Irving's Unusual Ice Cream just got in a
brand new flavor.
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Pork sausage!
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I'm going to order a double ink.
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Punky, you get a dollar from Henry.
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and Cherry gets a dollar from Grandma,
then the three of us will have two
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dollars to spend.
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No way, Alan. I'm never asking Henry for
money ever again. No more.
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You want me to ask him?
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Alan, we just heard Henry and Mrs.
Johnson saying how expensive kids are.
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we cost $80 ,000.
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What? My parents can't afford that much.
Must have gotten me on sale.
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It cost our parents $80 ,000 to raise us
until we're 18.
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They must be holding out on me.
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It's all I get is a quarter a week.
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Alan, you never understand anything.
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What's that supposed to mean?
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I feel awful.
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I never realized how much money I'm
costing Henry. Yeah, I never knew my
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worried about money.
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I just feed her junk, feed her enough
for everything.
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My dad complains about money all the
time.
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Every month, he asks my mom for buying
something expensive.
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Then, after she cries her brains out, he
goes out and buys her something even
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more expensive.
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I can't believe how selfish I've been.
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I wanted to stay here with him, but I
never stopped to realize how much money
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was costing him.
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Take, take, take.
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All I do, I'm not going to be a tree
lover anymore.
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I'm going to find a way to pull my own
weight around here.
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How are you going to do that?
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I don't know.
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But I'll think of something.
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Come in.
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Hi.
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Can I help you?
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Yes, sir. I'd like to borrow $80 ,000,
please.
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I beg your pardon.
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I'd like a loan for $80 ,000.
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That's a good one.
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I'm serious.
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Miss Taylor, there's an adorable little
girl in here who needs to be shown the
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door.
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Nothing. I thought when I came in.
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Miss Taylor.
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Miss Taylor.
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She's not here. I sent her to lunch.
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The letter's too big. I had it finished
on the back.
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Keister?
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That's me.
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Punky Brewster.
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Well, I'm Oliver Green, and you've
brightened up my day. Now get out.
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I have to leave?
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Yes.
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You shouldn't be in here. I happen to be
a very, very busy man.
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Yes, it is. The one on TV they call the
friendly bank? That's right.
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Well, you're not being very friendly to
me.
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Young lady, you are in the vice
president's office. The friendly people
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downstairs.
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You go talk to them, and you may go home
with a toaster.
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Hi.
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Yes? I have a toaster. Randy, it is 80
,000 grand.
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How in the world would you ever pay back
a loan that large?
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With my allowance, if I cut down on
chocolate milk at school, I could pay
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back ten cents a week.
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At that rate, it would take you...
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15 ,000 years.
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Well, maybe by then I'll be a rodeo
rider or an astronaut, and I could pay
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back.
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money to people who are already working
and are financially stable.
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You mean you only lend money to people
who already have money?
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Exactly. That's weird.
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Why do you lend money to people who
really need it?
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Because then we have to worry about them
paying it back.
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But I thought this was Midville Bank and
Trust, not Midville Bank and Worry.
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What is it you plan to do with this $80
,000?
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Raise me.
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I beg your pardon?
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You see, I ran.
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He's my father, Dad.
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Things that cost $80 ,000 to raise me
until I'm 18.
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Yeah, that's about right.
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Well, we don't have that much money.
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And, you see, Jimmy works so hard that I
figured I'd help him out by paying my
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own way.
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You know what?
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What? In all my years of banking, that
is the nicest reason anyone's ever given
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for a loan.
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Thank you.
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You're welcome.
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Well, where do I sign?
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Punky, I'm very impressed with your
reasons for wanting this money, but I'm
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afraid I just can't give it to you.
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Sorry.
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Hey, I took a shot.
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Hold on, Punky.
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Now, there are other ways of obtaining
money.
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Maybe you could get a job.
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Are there any openings here? I could sit
behind a desk and not give people
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money.
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That job is filled.
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How about opening up a lemonade stand?
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Too seasonal.
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I need a steady income.
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Well, how about selling cookies?
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I think there's a lot. They're only
gross stuff.
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Oh, excuse me.
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Hello.
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Oh, hello, dear.
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It's my wife.
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I'm sorry I can't talk now, dear. I'm
meeting with a very important client.
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No, no, no, no, no, dear. I'm not
insinuating that anyone's more important
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you. It's just that I... What?
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No, it's impossible. I...
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Love you, too.
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Sorry, Punky. I have to go. I'm spending
my lunch hour with Poopsie.
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Poopsie? Is that what you call your
wife?
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Oh, no.
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No, no, no, no, no. That's what I call
my dog.
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I call my wife Bowser.
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Gee, you're taking your dog to lunch?
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That's nice.
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Oh, actually, I'm taking him to the
groomers.
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$30 for a haircut?
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His haircuts cost twice as much as mine.
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Yes? This is your lucky day.
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It is?
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Absolutely. You're looking at one of the
best dog groomers in Chicago.
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Oh.
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Have you had any experience?
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Sure. I've been grooming my dog,
Brandon, for years.
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Well, how much do you charge?
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Ten dollars.
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Punky, you're in business.
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Come on, let's go get Poopsie from old
Bowser.
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Mrs. DeBakken, we're having a special
this month on puppy permits.
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Oh, okay. Then I'll pick up Pee -Pee in
just a little while.
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Goodbye.
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Who is it? It's me.
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It's Alan.
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Thanks, guys, for coming.
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I really need your help.
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What's this?
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My job application.
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Alan Anderson.
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Adrian.
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Nothing doing. For every three dogs I
wash, I get a dollar.
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Okay, only because you're a friend.
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Punky, I'm worried about this. We don't
know anything about dog grooming.
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Relax, Sherry. We'll just pretend that
we're running a beauty post.
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The only difference is that our
customers have fleas.
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Great job, guys.
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Our customers are going to be really
happy with our work.
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Who is it?
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It's me, Eddie.
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Hi, Eddie.
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I just saw Mr. Warnemont coming down the
street.
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Great, he can help us finish grooming
these dogs.
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No, Alan, Harry's not supposed to know
about this.
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I went away until I earned the $80 ,000.
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And that surprised him.
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And you've got to get out there and
stall Mr.
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Watermont. Don't worry, he won't get
past me.
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Huddle!
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Hey, Mr. Watermont, can I talk to you
for a second?
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No. Okay, have a nice day.
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What's all this?
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Oh, uh... Cherry and I were playing
beauty parlor.
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Sit down.
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You want a pedicure?
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Later, Punky. I'll put away these
groceries.
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No.
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No?
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I meant there's no need to when you look
so tired. Sit down, Henry, and I'll put
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away the groceries.
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Thanks, I will.
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and I'd be done with poopsie?
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Sorry, no poopsie here.
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You look pretty poopsie yourself.
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Sit down and relax.
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Excellent idea.
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Ever since I got home, I've had the same
huge suspicion that something is going
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on behind my back.
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That's silly.
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Mikey, you're hiding something from me.
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I'm not sure what it is, but I know that
something's going on around here.
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Is that Brandon?
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Yeah, sure. Who else?
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You've been feeding him steroids?
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Certainly not.
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We don't have room for another dog that
size.
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How about one that size?
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Bunky, what doggy craziness is this?
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Well, I sort of started a dog grooming
business, and these are my first
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customers. Look how his coat shines.
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You turned this apartment into a kennel.
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But let me explain. There's no
explanation for this kind of behavior.
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these animals in here without my
permission.
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I want them.
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Young lady, you are in big trouble.
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I know.
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I shouldn't have done it. That's right.
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I guess the best thing would be to just
pack my stuff and leave.
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Hold it.
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You can't just leave.
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Why not?
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That would be the best thing. There
wouldn't be a burden on you anymore.
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Burden? Yeah, that's what I am. You've
been taking care of me, and I haven't
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done anything to help.
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What's this?
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The money I earn for my business.
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$80 here.
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I'm sorry, it's not $80 ,000 I owe you.
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$80 ,000?
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Yeah.
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I heard you and Mrs. Johnson saying
that's how much it would cost to raise
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Oh.
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I see.
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Punky, let's sit down.
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I want you to know that you never have
to worry about money.
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That's not your job. It's mine.
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Your job is to go to school and to have
fun and to be a little girl.
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I'm so expensive.
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You're worth every penny I spend on you.
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You're not expensive.
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You're priceless.
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Thanks, Henry.
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Tell you what.
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Tomorrow, let's take these $80 to the
bank and open a savings account for you.
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Okay.
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Right now, why don't we go into the
kitchen and make us a nice steak dinner?
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