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300 points. But you were close, though,
Lisa, with 149.
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Well, at least I used real words. You
got 75 points for majornly.
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So, it's an adverb. They're allowed.
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Okay, then tell me what it means.
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To act in a majorn -like fashion.
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Oh, can I borrow that meditation book
that Molly gave you at support group?
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sure. Did you like it? Oh, I loved it.
Are you kidding?
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Boy, without it, we would have had a
tippy table.
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You know, if you actually read this
book, it would help you to sleep.
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Well, I already have a book to help me
sleep. I'm reading Colin Powell's
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autobiography. I'm on page 210, and he's
five.
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Murphy, this was so much fun.
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Yeah, I had a good time, too. You know,
just when you think you're too old to
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make new friends, you do.
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Yeah, I know. Wait a minute, you're not
that old. Well, I'll have you know I'll
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be 30 on Tuesday.
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Oh, well, that's kind of a big deal.
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Tell me about it.
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When I was in high school, I thought
that by the time I was 30, I would be
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married. Mrs. Wally Tuttle.
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Who?
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He was the captain of the football team.
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He's this big, adorable lug.
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Well, what, did he take you to the
senior prom or something?
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Well, how could he? I never talked to
him. Not that I talked to my prom date,
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either.
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Why didn't you talk to Wally? I mean, a
guy named Wally couldn't have been that
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unapproachable. Well, he was three years
older than me, you know. I mean, the
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high... school food chain thing or
Fathomor having a crush on a senior.
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He had a Mustang convertible. I had
headgear.
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Insurmountable odds.
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Anyway, thank you so much. Well, I had a
great time.
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You know what, Lisa?
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I'm going to take you out to lunch on
your birthday.
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Yeah? Okay, cool.
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But no singing waiters.
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I can't promise.
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No birthday tiaras or mylar balloons. No
gorillagram.
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We'll see.
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And no expensive presents. That I
promise.
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So then, where do we put Murphy's John
Glenn piece?
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First.
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First? Why should she go first?
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Hola, mis amigos.
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I am back from Cuba.
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So, how'd it go?
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You know, the promo department is
champing at the bit. Frank Fontana's
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Cuba. Oh, I'll tell you something. It
was amazing. The food, the music, the
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people. And you know what?
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Castro himself took us around the
island. Yes, yes, yes, Frank. But what
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about...
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What was that, Jim? Nothing, Frank.
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I think what Jim means is, did you bring
back any Cuban contraband, you know, of
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the cigar family? Oh, but that would be
wrong. Oh, yes, terribly wrong. So,
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Frank, may I see you in my office after
the meeting? I have this thing that you
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wanted to see.
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Oh, you two are so bad at this, Frank.
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Just give him the cigars.
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Well, actually, I have got them right
here.
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Very clever.
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And it's taped to your chest.
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Frank,
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did you bring me something nice back
from Cuba? I have to give my friend Lisa
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birthday present.
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Yeah, actually, I did. I got you this
pen.
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When you turn it upside down, Castro's
pants fall down.
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Hey, hey, hey, that's disgusting. I'm
confiscating this.
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idea what to get her. Oh, you're talking
about Lisa from your support group?
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Yeah, and she turns 30 on Tuesday.
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She had dinner at your house the other
night. What did you two talk about?
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Sometimes people drop subtle hints.
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Well, let's see. We played Scrabble, and
then we played that game I made up, Six
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Degrees of Rodney McDowell. She really
wasn't very knowledgeable.
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And then she talked about this guy she
had a crush on in high school.
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Well, if she can't have the pen, it's
mine.
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I know.
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She's going to love this.
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See, Lisa missed her chance with that
guy in high school.
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And I'm going to find him.
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I'm going to find Wally Tuttle.
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How do you know she wants to see him?
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Well, of course she does.
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I mean, when I was in my high school
production of The Music Man, I was cast
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one of the pick -a -little -talk -a
-little ladies. I was, in fact, quite
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In my high school, we did Oklahoma.
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I was curly.
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Jim, I'm talking.
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Anyway, this incredibly handsome guy
named Dennis played The Music Man, and I
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had such a crush on him. So I know what
it's like to have unrequited love. In
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our production of 808, he was played by
a lovely girl, Lois Bedini.
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I heard she got heavy.
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But Lisa would love it if I could find
this guy for her.
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The Wally Tuttle search begins now.
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Where's Wally?
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You know, every now and then I do
believe that this whole experience with
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cancer... has had a positive impact on
Murphy's personality.
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I agree. I mean, look at this.
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She's actually going out of her way to
do something nice for someone she hardly
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even knows. You know, I actually saw her
hold the elevator for someone the other
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day. Oh, that's so sweet.
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Before we get all misty -eyed, let's
remember that this is the very same
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who hollered at a Salvation Army Santa
just because the kettle was blocking the
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entrance to the donut shop.
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You know what we should do? Yes, get
back to work. No, we should find
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lost love.
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What? Well, I think she made it pretty
clear that she wants us to find that
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music man of hers. You know, I think
she's right.
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And let's face it, she's had a tough
year. She deserves something special,
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And besides, it would be fun, kind of
like a scavenger hunt. I'll contact her
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high school. I'll call her father. I'll
dig through the archives.
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While you're out there, why don't you
sit here and find me a job? Because when
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people tune in on Wednesday night, I'm
going to need one because there won't be
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any show.
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Just got to get those grades up, right,
buddy?
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Wally Tuttle?
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Murphy Brown.
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Wow, Murphy Brown, this is great.
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Boy, I had a tough time tracking you
down.
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Tracking me down, you did.
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Do you have a moment?
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Ah, geez, you know, now's not really a
good time. I've got to get to practice.
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Well, this is the thing, sir. Look, Miss
Brown, maybe after the season.
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Wally? Hey, hey, you can't come in here.
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Don't look at me like that. I have a
son.
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Stay away from me.
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From that FYI show, whenever you track
down somebody at work, they always end
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in jail. That's not why I'm here.
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Is that you?
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Get back in the shower. You're not done.
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Look, look, look, look. If this is about
Ricky Markham, he's 7 '1", and he's
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only a freshman.
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Wally. Okay, I bought him socks.
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You want to go after somebody, go after
Macy's. They charge $11 for sweat socks.
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Wally? Yes?
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You remember a girl from high school
named Lisa Barlow?
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Cheerleader. Three years younger than
you.
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So, Kate, did you find anything good on
Murphy yet? Did you know she was the
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biggest baby ever born in the state of
Pennsylvania?
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There was a movement.
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To put it on the license plate.
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Welcome to the Keystone State, home of
the biggest baby.
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Her parents got a year's supply of free
baby food. She ate it in a month.
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This isn't good dirt.
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You know, we can use this against her. I
mean, if we have to.
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Which we will.
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So why don't we think of this sooner,
Frank?
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Have you found anything yet? Yeah.
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This is my copy of G .I. Jane.
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I gave this to her about 11 months ago.
She's supposed to return it. This is
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going to cost me like 100 bucks.
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All right, Jim, what took you so long?
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I smoked that Cuban cigar.
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I got dizzy, couldn't drive, took 45
minutes for my head to clear.
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Do you have any more?
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Never mind that. Did you get it?
Affirmative.
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Murphy's sophomore yearbook.
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Give me, give me, give me. Oh, quick,
look in the back. That's where the
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extracurricular activities are. Ah,
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there it is. The music man.
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Harold Hill, played by Dennis...
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Ah, he is cute.
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See if they have his parents' address in
the back. No, no, wait, wait, wait.
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Let's do what Murphy looks like. There
she is.
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Oh, look at that sweet little face.
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How is it someone that angelic could
turn into Murphy Brown?
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Wait a minute. That's not her.
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That's her.
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Oh.
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Are you kidding? Phil's is famous for
his food. You've never heard of it? Oh,
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no, I've heard of Phil. My nutritionist
goes on and on about it.
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Was there really a Phil?
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Well, there was.
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Unfortunately, he died.
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So, all of the things on the menu, the
little hearts by them are the healthy
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choices.
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Fried shrimp, fried zucchini, peanut
butter cheesecake.
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Whose heart is this, Phil?
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Harvey, thank you for taking me out on
my birthday.
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My pleasure.
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Uh, so why don't we order? The food
really is pretty good. Oh, waiter?
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Oh, darling boy, I need some bubble
water.
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I'll tell your waitress. You be my
waiter.
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So, any big birthday plans tonight?
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Oh, no. Just probably a movie with some
friends.
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I'm not really big on birthdays.
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Go away. We're not ready to order.
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I am.
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I'm not going.
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Can I take your order?
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Oh, we're not ready yet. Yes, we are.
I'm starving.
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What?
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Winger, do you have any specials today?
My friend here is particularly
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interested in something on the healthy
side.
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Oh, that's okay. I'll just order off the
menu. Listen to the specials. Waiter,
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what are the specials?
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Uh, it's, uh, p -p -p -pumpkin soup.
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I'll have that. No, don't have that.
That's what kills Phil.
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Don't you have any other specials? You
have a nice speaking voice, doesn't he?
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Have a nice speaking voice. Yeah, I'll
have a salad.
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You know what? We're not ready to order
yet.
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Murphy! We'll just be a few more
minutes. Why don't you tell us your
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then when we're ready, we can call you.
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Wally.
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Wally.
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That's a nice name, Wally.
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What's your last name, just in case
there's another Wally?
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Wally Tuttle.
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That's funny. I knew a Wally Tuttle.
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How's your grilled snapper?
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Hi, Lisa.
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You're a waiter?
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Oh,
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no, no. I found him. This is your
present. Happy birthday. Sit down,
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Hi.
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Hi.
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So, Lisa, aren't you happy to see Wally,
to talk to Wally?
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Happy to see you, Orangey. Tell Lisa
you're happy to see me.
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You look great, Lisa.
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Well, thanks. You're partial to the
gypsy look.
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Actually, I am. I get to see your eyes.
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I've always liked your eyes.
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You did?
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Well, I'll let you two catch up.
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Thank you.
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Happy birthday.
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Oh, great, great. You're here. You're
here.
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Frank, Frank, look, I got Wally and Lisa
together. I did that.
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That's my handiwork.
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There. Now you've been touched by an
angel, too.
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That's great.
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That's really great. But look, we've got
to leave here right away.
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Well, why? Why, Frank? Where are we
going?
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We're going to Delaware. It's urgent.
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Well, Delaware is never urgent.
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Well, it is when Joe Biden is going to
announce that he's running for president
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and he wants to do it live on FYI. But
more importantly, he's going to announce
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Gephardt as his running mate. Is
Gephardt taking my advice and dyeing his
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eyebrows? Even a little pencil would
help.
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No, no, no. Oh, this doesn't sound
right. It seems like a publicity stunt.
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Okay, fine. You stay here. I'll go get
the story. It'll be just great.
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Wait a minute. You're leaving something
out, aren't you? You're downplaying the
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story because you don't want me to go.
Well, well, I... I'm a little more
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than that, Frank.
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Next time, try to be a little less
obvious.
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Busted. She fell for it.
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We're going to wait now. Someone's going
to have to drive. I rode my Harley.
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What made it?
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I don't see them. Where are our
newsmakers, Frank?
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Someone put us up to this, you know. The
same people who straightened Paula
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Jones' teeth are behind it. I know it.
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Come on. Come all this way. Let's just
give them another few minutes. Come on.
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Come on.
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Want to miss your interview with Joe
Biden?
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Or Dick Gephardt.
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Every jerk's supposed to show up, but
I've got news for you. He'll be
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sooner than one of those other two.
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What are you guys doing here?
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We hear they have really good beer
soaked.
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All right, knock it off. What's going
on?
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Ladies and gentlemen, our next performer
has performed up and down the eastern
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corridor from Connecticut.
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to parts of South Carolina and as far
west as Ohio, to please give a warm
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Wilmington welcome for the musical
stylings of Mr.
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Dennis. Hey!
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Hey, little girl, comb your hair, check
your makeup, and we will walk through
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that door.
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Don't take the puzzle with a wing on
your finger.
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You needn't try any...
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Remember that guy from the music, man?
Hey, who's touched by an angel now, huh?
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Of all the things you've ever done for
me, this is the one you're going to
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regret the most.
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It was Corky's idea.
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A little girl, comb your hair, check
your makeup, soon
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it's...
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guest in the house tonight, someone who
needs no introduction, but I'm going to
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give her one anyway.
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Murphy Brown.
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Never my leading lady, but she was
always in the room.
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Come on up on stage, will you, Murphy?
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It's so great to see you again.
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Come on.
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There you go, right there.
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Oh, you still got it.
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Murphy, we met a long, long time ago.
Why don't you tell the people where that
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was? No. Come on.
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I picture this.
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He's a... Billy, could you give me a
little back then music, okay?
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Yeah, here we go.
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All right,
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where were we? I'm sorry.
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I was just leaving. No, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no. Picture this, picture this.
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He's a high school senior, star of The
Music Man.
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She's an apple -cheeked sophomore,
member of the chorus.
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She carries a big torch for him.
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Can you guess who this cast of
characters was, ladies and gentlemen?
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got it. They got it.
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And, of course, the crazy part was that
he never knew until her friends called
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him just a few short days ago and told
him her secret and begged him to receive
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her.
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He's going to kill us. Not me. I've got
a passport and a fake mustache in the
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car.
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I've written this special medley just
for you.
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Here you go, have a seat.
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But I'm dedicating it to all the lonely
ladies out there who are dreaming of
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finding their unrequited love.
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Because if Murphy Brown can find me,
believe me, nothing's impossible.
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I want to be in a room that's crowded
and well -lit. Right. Let's go.
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Thank you, Murphy. That was the money
shot.
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Boy, I can't believe you're just as
pretty as you were in high school.
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It's good to see you again. It's a real
kick, you know?
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Yeah, yeah, it's a kick.
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Well, it's been an evening. See you.
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I was thinking, of all our classmates,
we're the only two who really made it.
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prize was in your graduating class.
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Yeah, for chemistry.
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I should really be going.
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Murphy, Murphy.
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You happy?
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No, but I will be as soon as I get on
the turnpike.
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It's always good to go home, isn't it?
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Murphy, can a senior talk to a
sophomore, give her a little piece of
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As long as you don't sing it.
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Gotta save the pipes.
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I've got nine shows tomorrow.
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I want you to be happy.
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And here's my prescription.
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Get on with your life.
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For God's sake, stop living in the past.
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Now, you've done very well for yourself,
as have I.
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Are you comparing our careers?
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Okay, okay, that was unfair.
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People pay to see me. People can watch
you on TV for nothing, but... I think
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what I want to say... Yes, Dennis?
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What do you want to say?
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Because then I'll... say what I want to
say.
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I'm a married man.
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I don't wear the ring in the act
because, well, it's all about dreams,
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It's time to wake up, Murphy Brown.
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Are you finished?
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I'm so glad you came here tonight.
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You know, I bet you look around you and
you think, yeah, he's always had it this
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good.
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Well, I'll tell you what. I was flying.
I was sitting on top of the world.
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And then the bottom dropped out.
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I had a heart attack.
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Man, do they hurt.
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So I was thinking, was this heart attack
a wake -up call?
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Was the big man, or chick, telling me...
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And then your friends call me out of the
blue.
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And you show up here, loving me.
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And it's pretty clear I'm not supposed
to pack it in.
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Yet.
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So what did you want to tell me, Mary?
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You... were really good in that
production
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of The Music Man.
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And...
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That's the way I'll always remember you.
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Well, you know what I'll always remember
about you in high school?
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Me.
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Standing on that stage, singing my show
-stopping tune, and you watching from
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the wings.
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Young lady, I'm going to take you back
to a time when that was all still
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possible. Bill, play that tune the
ladies like so much, will you?
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Seventy -six trombones.
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Me and Mrs.
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Carter Shepley.
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