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Sunday, Monday, happy days. Tuesday,
Wednesday, happy days. Thursday, Friday,
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happy days. 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. Oh, happy days.
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These days are ours.
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Share them with me. Oh, baby. Goodbye,
gray sky, hello, blue.
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There's nothing can hold me when I hold
you.
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So right, it can't be wrong.
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Rockin' and rollin' all we love.
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Sunday,
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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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Hiya, writer.
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Boy, did I have a good time last night.
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The Fonz fixed me up with a Swedish
masseuse.
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That's nice.
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Nice, she was wonderful.
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First she did this to me.
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Then she did this to me.
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Then she did this to me. You know why?
Because I did this to her.
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Oh, boy,
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Fonzie. Ingrid was wonderful. I don't
know how to thank you.
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Trust me, this ain't it.
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You'll have to excuse him. He thinks
she's a bib.
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You know what?
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I'm going to see her again tonight.
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Because she said she's going to make me
taller.
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amazes me that I know him.
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You're looking at a failure. I'm a
failure. So, my friend, is Nancy
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Roger, I'm going to give you one more
opportunity to appreciate the fact that
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am confiding in you.
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All right. I'm sorry, Fines. It's just
that when somebody who's as accomplished
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as you are tells me he's a failure, I
find it hard to lend credulity to it.
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You are such a wordsmith.
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I'm going to call up Johnny and Chachi.
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Yeah? Depressed. Why? Because they can't
get a record contract.
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Their careers are going nowhere.
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Oh, I wish I could help them.
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Help them? Fonz, you've done nothing but
help them their whole life. 18 -8
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stuff. I'm talking about something big,
you know, like Eisenhower did with golf.
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Why don't they make a demo tape and send
it to some of the larger record
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companies? We tried it. They can't do
it. Well, then why don't they go with
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of the smaller companies, like Holstein
Records right here in Milwaukee?
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Good idea.
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You think they'd listen to this tape?
Probably not.
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Why do you do this to me?
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All right, Fonz, they might listen if
somebody forceful, somebody big were to
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help them out. You know, somebody who
doesn't know the meaning of the word,
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Someone who doesn't know the meaning of
the word, quit.
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Fonz, somebody who doesn't know the
meaning of the words, stop.
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I'm bleeding.
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That's me. I can do this.
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That's a great help.
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Thank you, I could do anything for you.
What do you want? Fonzie, would you
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grade these papers for me? Yeah, sure.
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They're nice.
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Marion, why do we need new linoleum?
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Because it's worn out, Howard.
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We haven't changed anything in this
house in 20 years.
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It's like a museum.
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Excepting we don't have a gift store.
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Of course it's us. It's the same pattern
we've had for the last 20 years.
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Let's face it, Marion.
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When you find something that you like,
you stick with it, just like me.
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All right, you can have the linoleum.
But I'm going to put it in myself. It'll
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save us a buck.
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Hi, my name is Holstein, and I'd like to
shake your hand.
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What are you running for?
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No, it's not that. It's just that, well,
not everyone who hits someone's car
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leaves a note on the windshield.
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I didn't hit your car.
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Hey, look, Matt, I don't know what your
game is, but... Oh, dear.
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Did you hit someone's car again and you
didn't tell me?
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Marion, I did not hit his car.
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Don't listen to him, Marion. I have his
written confession right here.
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That's not my handwriting.
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No? Then who left it? The bumper fairy?
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I did.
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You? You ran into my car?
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Are you crazy? I happen to be a terrific
driver. I took a sledgehammer to it.
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Sledgehammer to my car? Yeah.
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I mean, you're a very hard man to find,
you know. I had to get you over here
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somehow, right?
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Wait a minute. You must be crazy.
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Hey, call me crazy, call me bizarre, but
here you are, right? You're gonna love
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this. What do you mean, I'm gonna love
this? You're gonna love this. This is
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Joanie and Chachi's band.
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Joanie and Chachi? This is Joanie and
Chachi's band. Who cares? I'm leaving.
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no, no. Mr. Guernsey, look. No, it's
Holstein.
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Holstein!
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This happens to be my daughter. Give her
a listen, huh? I want to tell you
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something. Give your ears a party, all
right? I'm going to fix your car. It's
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going to be better than when you bought
it, all right? Yeah? Yeah, I'm going to
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throw in some snow tires.
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Well, let me tell you something. You
better fix my car because I happen to
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a very fine attorney. And I want to tell
you something right now. I want to know
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what your name is. I want to know where
you work. And I want to know that when
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you... Look at me.
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Soft as any touch can be.
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Hey, that's not fair.
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Not fair.
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So are you going to sign them? No, I'm
going to sign them.
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Listen, I've made money with worse than
this.
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Listen, you get those kids to my studio
on Monday and you got a deal.
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We got a deal. We got a deal.
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Mary, please.
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Oh, Howard, it doesn't mean anything.
Everybody kisses everybody in show
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business.
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There, you see?
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Now, what's the point in getting
somebody to do something when you can do
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yourself? This floor is perfect.
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And you saved a lot of money, Howard, if
you don't count the days you had to
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close the hardware store.
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I'm sure glad we finished before Joanie
and Chachi and the band got here.
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Hey, Marion, have you seen my watch?
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Yes, I have, Howard. It's really nice.
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Marion, I'm talking about the watch that
my football coach gave me, the one from
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high school.
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Oh, Howard, you were the water boy.
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Yes, but a varsity letter is a varsity
letter.
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Oh, Howard, there's an air bubble.
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Air bubble?
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That's not an air bubble, Marion.
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There is something under there.
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Our floor is ticking, Marion.
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My watch is under there.
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I've got to rip up this linoleum. Oh,
no, no, Howard, no, the children are
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Will you just tell your brother to stop
being a jerk?
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Hi, Mom.
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Hi, Dad. Thank you for letting us stay
here, Mrs. Cunningham. Maybe Chachi's
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being the jerk, Joanie.
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Well, look, I'm glad to see you all
again. Just make yourselves at home.
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For sure.
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Good night.
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I mean, what about your lyrics? Like,
I'm not going to my room. Boom,
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boom. What is that? You're making fun of
my life?
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That really happened to me. Oh, give me
a break. That never happened to me.
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Up with people fighting.
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And I do state fairs all over the world.
And football games, they are just so
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wonderful, excepting that one time they
got all confused and spelled out up with
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poople.
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Well, now that there's a low in the
conversation, what do you say we show
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kids their room? Come on, everybody.
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Up with poople.
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You must be bingo.
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Well, you must be psychic.
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who is affectionate and eager to please.
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Are you going to buy me a dog?
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I think you're confused.
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Let me help you.
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You adore me.
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You have always dreamed of me.
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You are my love slave.
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Oh, we sing your songs. I get to bed by
the window because I like the breeze,
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okay? And we do my songs because yours
stink. Don't spit.
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They stink. Oh, they stink. They stink.
Well, listen, I've had it with you.
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Well, I've had it with you. In fact, I
have had it with you. Well, I've had it
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with you, too. Fine.
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Here are my happy faces of the group
that I crammed into the elevator going
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to dreamland.
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What's the good word?
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We're breaking up the band.
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Okay, here's the new rule.
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There's not a word spoken in this room
unless it is warm and lovely. And you
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your tail in there.
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What is this business about breaking up
the band? I have no band.
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Yeah, you've got no brains. I've got to
tell you something. You know how long it
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took me to get this gig set up for you?
I appreciate that. I really do.
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But I'm not going to let Marion and Ned
push me around. Ah, there you go. Who is
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the leader of your band? Me!
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That's right. Then act like one. You
know what a leader does?
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He keeps everybody together.
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Did you ever see that movie? What is it
called?
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They Die With Their Boots On. Seven
times.
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All right. So you've got to take your
people into the studio the way Custer
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his men into the battle.
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Fonz, Custer's men died.
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They did?
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Yeah.
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All right, so Custer was a moron.
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But the thing is, he was leader enough,
he was leader enough to get his men to
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do what he wanted them to do. And so
were you. And how?
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Because you give and take. That's right,
you give and take.
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Sometimes you even compromise.
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Don't hurt.
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Even if that means putting your next
face on a T -shirt?
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Give me a minute on that one.
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Sure, you can do that. Everybody can
wear them inside out. All right. All
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now get in there and do it. Be a leader.
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There they are.
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Joanie, Annette, Mario, my friends, my
family, my band
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members. He's up to something.
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No, no, no. Listen, listen. Here's what
we're going to do. We're going to do my
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song this time, okay?
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Everybody's face is going to be on the T
-shirts, and Mario, you get the bed by
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the window. Any problems with that?
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Huh? Well, I get the good pillow.
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Why should you get the good pillow?
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If I got a sleep recording... Be a
leader. Be a leader.
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Yes, you get the good pillow.
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Okay. I can accept that.
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We did get the t -shirt.
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And Willie sees what I do with the
lunchboxes.
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What? No.
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Don't get excited.
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They're empty.
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My babies. Why did you get into them?
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Hey, come on. Hey, please, Joanie. Get
off his back. All he's trying to do is
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keep his band from being scalped.
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That's all.
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All right, all right.
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All right, let's go upstairs and listen
to some lyrics.
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Tomorrow, I want it to sound better than
we ever have, okay?
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Hey, you got an air bubble here. Flat as
Kansas.
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It's all right. I'm here to help.
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Oh, Marion.
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You don't know how many buckets of water
I had.
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worse? You could have been weird.
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is everywhere.
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Excuse me, sir, but this is the first
time we've ever been in a recording
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studio.
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No.
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Ah, hey, there you are. Joni and Chachi.
Perfect.
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Just what I thought you'd look like.
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Excuse me, sir. I'm Joni and this is
Chachi. Oh, thank God.
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Mr. Hosting. That's right. Hey, smart.
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You must be the brains of the outfit.
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So, Ready to make Holstein a lot of
moolah?
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Moolah. Get it?
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That's funny.
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Good, good. I got a million of them.
Okay, what do you say we get down to
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business? We're ready.
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Oh, by the way, I think you should ask
your friends to leave.
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Oh, no, Mr. Holstein, you tell them. My
friends? They're not your friends?
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Oh, no, I'm sorry. Well, they are my
friends, but they're members of my band.
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Why don't you step in here for a second?
I want to talk to you for a minute.
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Huh, Johnny? Chachi?
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Just for a minute.
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Try not to touch anything, huh?
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When I heard your demo tape, the only
thing I liked on it was your singing.
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Now, I'm going to back you up with
studio musicians.
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Top notch.
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Yeah, but what about our band?
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Hey, kids, I thought this was your
dream. I thought you ranked this right
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there with, like, getting your driver's
license, reaching puberty. I'm talking
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about your own record. I know, but what
about our friends? Yeah. Hey, wise up,
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kids. Wake up.
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They're only going to hold you back.
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It's a dog -eat -dog world out there.
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Yeah, and here, too.
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Hey, all right. Don't listen to me.
Maybe you don't want to be famous.
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Maybe you don't want to be on the Ed
Sullivan show.
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Ed Sullivan?
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You'd have to scrape my mom off the
ceiling.
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Maybe you don't want one of these
babies, huh?
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All right.
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How are you going to tell him, Joanie?
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Come on.
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Hey, listen, kids. I know it's going to
take a couple of minutes to think it
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over. And I got a couple of phone calls
to make, so... Hey, guys, take five,
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huh?
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It's the hosting.
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No. I'm the leader.
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And a leader sticks by his men, and they
stick by him.
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So if you want the Joni and Chachi sign,
you're going to have to take us all.
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Because that's the way we made it, by
playing together.
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The deal's off. Uh -huh. Hey, it's my
fault. You see, uh, Holstein hated my
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voice. Yeah. You know what he said? He
said I shouldn't even be allowed to sing
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in the shower. You know what he said?
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You don't have to lie to us, Chachi. We
heard everything over the intercom.
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That's right, we did.
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And, Chachi, I'm really sorry I called
you a jerk.
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You never did, Mario.
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Well, I meant to.
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Chachi, we just want you to know that no
matter what terrible turns our lives
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take, will always remember and cherish
this moment when you placed our
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friendship above your own personal
gains.
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I, for one, am proud to call you
compadre.
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Oh, that's beautiful, Bingo.
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Comes in a good.
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Well, look, the worst is over.
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No, no, no, no, no. The worst isn't
over, Judge.
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Jonah, we just blew the chance of a
lifetime. What could be worse than that?
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Telling Fonzie about it.
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Ooh. Oh.
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Who's Fonzie?
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Oh, isn't this wonderful?
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Joanie and Chachi are having their dream
come true.
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I have to wear this silly hat.
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I mean, this strap is cutting my chins.
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They just pulled into the parking lot.
Everybody ready? Roger, get the lights.
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Surprise!
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Mom,
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Deb, what is this?
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Well, it's just a celebration thrown by
all us little people who... Love you and
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knew you when?
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Mom, we don't deserve this.
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We really don't deserve this. I don't
know how much we don't deserve this. I
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don't want to hear that much modesty in
one place. Come on, now. I just put you
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on the road, but you drove to success,
you know?
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Fine. A funny thing happened on the road
to success.
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Look at me, I'm not hitting.
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My hands are in my pockets.
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So you gave up an opportunity that was
going to change the rest of your life.
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what? I just want to know why.
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Johnny will tell you.
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My hero.
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Come on, you're making this very hard
for us. Is that right? That's good. So
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had a fight with Mario again, huh?
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No, we were not fighting. My hands are
coming out of my pockets. It was Mr.
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Holstein. He wanted me in charge of the
recording.
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That is why. Why? You ran out on him,
right? No. Well, let me tell you
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something, Chachi. I am very proud of
you. You understand that?
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Don't worry, you're hurting me. Because
you deserve better, that's why. That's a
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good reason. Yeah.
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I wanted to be the guy that gave you the
big help, the big break, you know?
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I was so selfish. No, no, no, you
weren't. Oh, no, no, no, I was selfish.
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You weren't. Don't interrupt me. All
right. I'm having a moment here.
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Where was I?
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You were being selfish. Oh, I was being
selfish.
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I mean, here I was thinking about
myself, you know, when your career was
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down like the Hindenburg and flames
were... I get teeth knocked on your
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you're being dragged into the... Hans,
little... Hans, I got it. Thank you.
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You pushed it.
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Now, listen, my friends, the most
important thing is you stuck together,
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Yeah. Is that better than all the fame
and fortune in the world?
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Nah. You're right.
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But listen, keep your chins up, huh?
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There are lots of record companies out
there and I got a very big hammer.
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Oh, Howard, I hope the children aren't
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way I miss my watch.
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I bought one.
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Alice's militaristic double is in town.
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