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Sunday, Monday, happy day. Tuesday,
Wednesday, happy day.
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Thursday, Friday, happy day.
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The weekend comes, my cycle hums, ready
to race to you.
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These days are ours,
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I've been free.
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These days are ours, share them with me.
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Goodbye gray sky, hello blue.
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There's nothing can hold me when I hold
you.
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You're so right, you can't be wrong.
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Rockin' and rollin' all week long.
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Monday, Monday, happy days.
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Tuesday, Wednesday, happy days.
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Thursday, Friday, happy days.
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Saturday, what a day.
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Groovin' all week with you.
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These days are ours.
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Happy days are yours and mine.
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Happy days.
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Everybody in an ocean across the USA.
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Then everybody be surfing like
California.
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How you doing? Hey, you see a little old
lady waiting in
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here for me?
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Oh, Fonz, come on. Lay off the little
old lady. Just leave something for me.
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no, no. I got stuck on the concert
committee. You know, the annual concert
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Jefferson High School.
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There was a new lady in Arnold's. Why
wasn't I told?
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No, no, no. It's over here.
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It's over here.
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Uh -huh.
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Uh -huh.
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You look very, very lovely.
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Our relationship will start in just a
minute, all right?
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I'm waiting for some old lady from a
music department, you know.
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Oh, are you sure she's an old lady?
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Hey, she's the head of the music
department at Jefferson High, right? She
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probably wraps little kids on her
knuckles with a ruler or something, you
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She's got a bun right there with pencils
sticking out of it.
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Oh, there's Sanigan, Fanigan, something
like that. Brannigan.
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What? Brannigan. Yeah, yeah, right
there, Brannigan. How'd you know?
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An old lady, you're in great shape, you
know.
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An apple for the teacher.
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Thank you.
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not to hit your knuckles with a ruler.
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Oh, no, no. I was just kidding. Let's
talk concerts, all right?
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Now, listen.
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The school gave me some money.
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A lot of money. I think a thousand big
ones. Now, who are we going to get?
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I know a fantastic group, and they're
going to be in town, so I'll be glad to
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take care of them.
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You're not pulling my leg? No.
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It's all yours.
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You're in charge.
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Well, don't you want to know anything
about them first?
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Miss Music Teacher, you pick them. I
will like them.
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Okay.
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Thanks. Oh, yeah.
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Uh, you know what? I want to tell you
something. I am very busy, but I ain't
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dead, you know? You want to squeeze out
some thinner.
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Well, later, music teacher D, call me.
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I'm in the book. Yeah, I like that book.
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Now, Howard, we are going to be in such
great shape after this exercise program,
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you are going to feel better than you
ever felt before.
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I don't know how I ever let you talk me
into this. I remember.
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Oh, yeah.
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Hi. Time for exercising with Coach
Danny.
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Let's start with some deep knee bends.
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Ready? Go.
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One, two.
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One, two.
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One, two. One, two.
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One, two. Mom, Dad's cheating. Thanks a
lot.
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Oh,
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okay. Thanks, Johnny.
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Johnny, where are you going? Out. When
will you be back? Later. Have fun.
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Thanks. I think it's important to set
standards.
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This is where we have breakfast, you
know.
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And we have dinner over here.
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And these are practically my parents.
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And I would like you, Mr. and Mrs. C, to
meet Cynthia Brannigan.
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How do you do?
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Nice to meet you.
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Yeah, we're working on the concert
project together. And, of course, we've
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some other projects of our own.
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Well, did you two come up with a group
for the concert? Oh, my God.
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Hey, hey, hey. I want it to be a
surprise, all right? You want it? She
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right down here in your high five.
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I'll be my guest.
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Hey, may I?
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Help yourself.
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You're going to love this. I'm looking
forward to it.
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Spin that golden platter.
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My little angel eyes, I think you got
totally confused there. I want to hear
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music. We're going to hear the concert
first. Then you can play this stuff.
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Oh, this is the group, Fonz. It's the
Boston Conservatory Orchestra.
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No, the chair did that.
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Pons, is anything wrong?
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Is anything wrong?
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Is anything wrong?
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I got 3 ,000 kids waiting for someone
like Chuck Berry. You're bringing music
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with no words.
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I'm sorry, but nobody told me that it
had to be rock and roll.
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Maybe the kids will like it. Oh, yeah,
maybe they will. Maybe one day I'm going
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to wear white socks.
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Would you like some pie with ice cream?
No. Well, I'll get you some.
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I can't believe you're acting like this.
These kids want a boogie -woogie, you
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know. It's Tchaikovsky.
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Are you telling me it's not even
American?
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Fonzie, I think you're taking this whole
thing too... No, I'm not!
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I'll have some of that pie, Mary.
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Fonzie, I'll have you know that
classical music is wonderful.
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Well, have you ever even listened to
any? You bet I have. I was stuck in an
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elevator one day.
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Once. Oh, you really gave it a chance,
didn't you?
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Let me tell you something.
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I am the one that's got to make the
announcement, you understand?
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Those kids don't want to sit around and
listen to dead people play music.
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How can I be so excited and then down a
dump so fast? My decision is final. That
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group does not play at my concerts. I
cannot believe how close -minded you
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Believe it. A lot of emotion and hard
work went into the composing of pieces
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like this. And Tchaikovsky, he
sacrificed his personal life, his
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even his own sanity.
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Big deal.
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I am not going to waste my breath.
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All right, till you've cooled off, and
then we can discuss this more
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intelligently.
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We've been heard of this guy.
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Look at the way he dresses.
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Tchaikovsky, when he was six years old,
he was already taking formal piano
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lessons. Big deal, when I was four years
old, I was fixing carburetors.
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He always strove for perfection. Did he
always strove?
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He was the most renowned composer of his
era.
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And women found him irresistible.
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Irresistible.
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Perfection in women.
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My kind of guy.
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How could a fool guy like this make such
lousy music?
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Mr. Tchaikovsky.
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Mr.
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Tchaikovsky. Your tea is served.
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Good morning, sir. Good? What's so good
about it?
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I have to come up with a new concerto
for the Tsarina.
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Nothing will come.
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I don't know what it is, Ivan.
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I just can't play anything well anymore.
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What can I get you for dinner, sir?
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A new concerto? Ha ha ha ha!
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Ha ha ha ha!
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know what I'm going to do.
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I have to think of something for the
ballet on Tuesday.
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I have to think of something for the
ambassador's lunch on Wednesday and
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bar mitzvah on Saturday.
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No thoughts.
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Move, baby.
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Who does your hair?
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Give me some inspiration.
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Again.
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I try but can't create.
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Oh, you know how I love and respect your
work.
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You should do the same, Ivan.
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He's such an idiot, but he works cheap.
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Peter, play the song that you wrote for
me.
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You know that it puts me in a certain
mood.
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Maybe you've been working too hard.
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Why don't you just whip up any little
thing?
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I'm sure everyone will love it. No.
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No, I must do it my way.
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It's my way or no way at all.
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Please.
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Out! Out! I have no inspiration!
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I will not leave the piano.
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I will die at the piano.
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Until I have created greatness, I will
strive for perfection.
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Votion. Arthur, are you all right?
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Mr. and Mrs. C, I'm not going to let
Tchaikovsky down.
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Good boy, fine.
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Let me ask you a question.
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Is classical music so important, so
vital?
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It certainly is.
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I've got a tough day ahead of me.
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First, I've got to make up with Cynthia.
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Then I've got to convince the entire
student body of Jefferson High that they
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Are you sure that they're going to like
this? Of course, let's say here they'll
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All right, wish me luck.
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All right, listen up.
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I got an announcement to make, that's
right.
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I found a group for the annual concert.
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This happens to be classy classy.
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This is Tchaikovsky, huh? What's the
name of that tune?
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Dance at the Sugar Pump Theory.
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That's great. Throw a sinking man a
rock. That was good. That was good. Hey,
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this is the tune that you're going to
hear. That's right. This is the group
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you're going to hear at the concert.
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Fonz, don't we have any say in this?
Yeah.
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Can we take a vote? Of course you have a
say. Of course we can take a vote.
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Okay. All right, everybody.
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Now, who wants rock and roll, huh?
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We're not going to vote now.
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Why not?
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Because it's not fair.
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That's why.
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We'll meet here. Vote one week from
tonight.
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For one week, you're not going to listen
to rock and roll. You're going to
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listen to this great classical stuff.
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Dismissed. I told you they were going to
hate it. I told you they were going to
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hate it. They're going to hate it.
They're going to let me out of here.
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music for one more week, I will lose my
cookies.
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Come on, it's the last day. It'll be
over soon.
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You know, it's a real pleasure to be in
here when such beautiful music is being
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played.
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Did you know it's a medical fact that
this type of music aids in the digestive
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process?
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This type of music puts me in a very
romantic mood.
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Is that right?
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Ginny? Yes?
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Not that romantic.
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happy about?
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Me? Nothing. I'm just a happy kind of
guy.
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They kick you out of your seat again.
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Hey, what's up, Fonz?
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I thought we said no rock and roll until
voting time.
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That's right, Fonz.
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I was listening to the news. and I
interrupted with a music bulletin.
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It's the last day.
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I know.
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I know.
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Your week is up.
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All right, now.
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For the past week, you have been
listening to a different kind of music.
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that.
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And now... in the spirit of true
competition, we will have a vote, all
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I certainly would like to see a great
show of hands for those people who have
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the good taste of voting for classical
music. Sit down.
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And those people who vote for rock and
roll.
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I got the message.
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All right, looks like it was close, but
I guess rock and roll won.
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Everybody makes a mistake once in a
while.
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Yeah, you did just now.
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We tried, Fonz. We tried.
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I feel like a fool.
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Oh, you didn't look like a fool. Oh,
come on. I was pushing something. They
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shoved it right back in my face.
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No, you were just trying to give them a
chance to experience something new. I'd
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rather not talk about classical music
anymore, all right? Please.
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Are we still going to go together to
that piano recital? Of course we are,
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right? Later? Later?
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Okay, I'll talk to you later. Thank you.
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you
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I've made some of this music beats like
bebop lula, you know.
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You know something?
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It wasn't too bad. What do you think?
Yeah, it's pretty good.
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Come on, let's go. No, I'm going to get
my shoes on.
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Hold it.
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No, no, you people can go. It's all
right. I just want to talk to those
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first.
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Hey.
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Hi, Fonz. Hi, Fonz. Hi, Cynthia. Hi,
Cynthia.
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Do my eyes deceive me? Oh, we've seen
these music connoisseurs somewhere
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What are you two doing here?
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Uh, well, we were just walking by this
place and decided to duck in out of the
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rain. It's not raining.
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Well, I wait till the last minute.
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Why not tell me the truth?
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All right, I'll be honest with you.
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You know, when we first heard this kind
of music, Fonz, we obviously didn't like
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it too much. Yeah.
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But after hearing it for a week, it kind
of grew on us.
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Do you know that even today, classical
music helps broaden the aspects of
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education, helps conquer the limitations
of the language barrier, and serves as
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a common bond between, like, friendship
and artistry in very civilized lands?
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Oh, yeah.
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It's beautiful.
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That says it all.
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Hey, I do my reading. I read the back of
album covers.
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I'll tell you what. I'll treat you to
anything you want, okay? Okay. As long
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it's not too expensive.
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One, two, one, two, one, two, one, two,
one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two.
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Marion, the record must be skipping.
I've done this 58 times.
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One, two, one, two, one, two, one, two,
one, two, one, two, one, two, one,
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two. But, Howard, don't you feel great?
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Don't you just tingle all over? I'm just
bursting with energy. Don't you feel
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it?
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I feel it, Marion.
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Yeah. You know, we should do this every
day because, as the coach Danny says,
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fit people are fun people.
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Now, tomorrow, look, there's 100 leg
lifts, 100 trunk twists, 100 toe
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But I think there's something we should
do first.
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You're right, Marion.
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Next,
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on The Brady Bunch, the alien fiends in
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next.
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