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Who is this thing
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That lunatic that has the key shack.
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How big do you think it is?
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Where are you going with this?
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I'm just thinking that this would be the
perfect place for a community garden.
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Oh, I don't think so. This is very
valuable real estate.
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But it's empty.
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I mean, people could grow vegetables.
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Kitty, wouldn't this be the perfect
place for your garden club to showcase
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beautiful roses?
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I suppose it would.
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Edward, we're turning this into a
community garden.
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Good idea. I like it.
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Are you sure this is something we want
to be doing?
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It's a garden, honey. Let's be the home.
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No.
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Just have a funny feeling about it.
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Looking great.
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Aw, hey.
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What are you doing here?
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Well, I was having lunch with a client
around the corner, and I know how much
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you like to eat.
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Thank you.
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Where'd you get all the dirt?
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Found it in the ground.
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Amazing. I know. Always the last place
you look.
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Hey, why don't you go put on some old
clothes and come join us?
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Oh, I'm not really into gardening.
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Ever tried?
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Well, no.
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You should.
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Get your mind off work. It's a great way
to unwind.
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You know what?
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Maybe I will.
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A little nature, a little back to the
earth would be good for me. Sure.
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Oh, maybe I'll hit the, uh, Hammockers
Lemon website and see if they can
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overnight that 20 -piece garden tool kit
to me. I'll see you later.
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Boy, when you unwind, you don't fool
around.
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Hey, Dharma.
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Hey, Larry, what you got there?
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What's it look like?
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Little plants.
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And if anyone asks, that's what you tell
them.
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Dharma, get this out.
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Bill, you're here.
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Kathy and Lena are here.
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And, Larry, you're back in the corner.
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Perfect. And, Kitty, you get the front
section as you requested.
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Wait. She get the whole front section?
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We are planting prize roses. They need
the sun.
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They cannot be crowded.
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She take it because her husband's
company owns the land.
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Susan, if we sow jealousy in our garden,
we're only going to reap bitter fruit.
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Fine. But how come she's not doing any
of the work? Because her husband's
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company owns the land.
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Oh, my God.
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How much is in there?
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$8 ,200.
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This is a deposit slip from Montgomery
Industries from 1972.
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Well, I guess we know who the Losers
Weepers are, huh?
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We have to return this.
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No, we don't. We're the Finders Keepers.
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Well,
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would you look at that? March 1972.
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$8 ,200.
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I bet you're glad to get that back, huh?
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Oh, you bet.
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You know, when my cat ran away, we
offered a $50 reward, and she wasn't
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particularly worth anything.
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Oh, that's not true. A pet gives you
love. You can't put a price on that.
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Ed, you were here then. Do you remember
somebody losing this money?
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Well, there was a fellow that worked
here. He got fired for stealing a petty
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cash deposit. He had some crazy story
about being chased by a dog and dropping
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it somewhere.
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So he was telling the truth.
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Well, I... I guess about dropping the
deposit, but it's just his word about
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dog.
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You know, my neighbors lost their dog
when it was returned. They gave the
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$50 and they hadn't even posted a
reward.
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Don't you wish there could be more
people like that?
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What a reward!
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Poor guy.
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Spending all these years accused of a
crime he didn't commit.
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We should go find him and tell him the
good news.
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I got a better idea.
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Let's find him, tell him we have good
news.
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what it's worth to him.
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Okay, cool. I think I can take it from
here.
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Hey, Greg, it'd chill me if he found out
I left you here alone.
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This place attracts a pretty rough
crowd.
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Hey, hey. Hey, Jimmy.
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What do you got this cold?
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My ex -wife.
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Excuse me, um, I was told that there's
an Earl Tucker who comes in here
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sometimes. Do you know him?
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Can one really know another human being?
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She's okay.
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He's over there.
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Thanks. Want some chicken wings?
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Chicken wings? It's ten o 'clock in the
morning.
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Hi.
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I'm Dharma. Are you Earl?
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That depends.
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I am if there's a drink in it for me.
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You have a drink already.
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I'm planning for my future.
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Did you work at Montgomery Industries 30
years ago?
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Yeah.
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Now, guess my weight.
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You know, you have been very hard to
track down, mister.
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The only address I had was your sister,
and when I brought up your name, well, I
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guess I don't have to tell you. The two
of you have issues.
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You know, you really should try and find
some common ground and rebuild your
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relationship.
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She's a nasty old drunk.
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Did Fat Tony send you?
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Because you can tell him to save himself
the trouble. I'll break my kneecaps
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myself.
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The money from Montgomery Industries 30
years ago?
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We found it.
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Good for you.
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You didn't steal it. You're innocent.
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Good for me?
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You spent your whole life accused of
something you didn't do. You're cleared.
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Hey,
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why don't we get out and go grab a bite
to eat? It's a beautiful day out there.
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This day?
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Yeah, I guess it would be.
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Hey, Jimmy.
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Yeah? Could you put a little orange
juice in this?
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Just stay where you are. I'll come out.
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What's up?
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I brought you ladybugs to help fight the
aphid problem.
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Thanks. Yeah, how's it going in there?
Fine, fine.
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Why do you ask?
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Well, just kind of got it all blocked
off.
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That's for shade.
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Yeah, but it's open on top. That's for
sun.
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Thanks for stopping by.
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Thanks for having me.
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I just aerated the soil there.
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this? Are you relaxing?
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Oh, yeah, absolutely.
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Mr. Montgomery? Oh, right here. Hey, I'm
Alvin Moore from UC Davis. You called?
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Yeah, for soil analysis. You can start
right over here.
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This is your farm?
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I tested the pH myself at red normal,
but I don't like the moisture content.
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Is this your only farm?
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No, we wanted to be near my folks. They
got a spread right over yonder.
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Listen, Alvin, I've got a big problem.
I'm losing a lot of my soluble
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I think that's the least of your
problems, honey.
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All right, get your ladybugs. Fresh,
hungry ladybugs. Thank you, Dharma.
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Hey, what do you think Larry's got going
on in there?
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He's quiet, he's happy. Let's not rock
the boat.
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Are you having any luck with that guy
who lost the money? Oh, Earl, no.
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I keep going over to talk to him, but he
won't talk to me.
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There's a lot of anger there.
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Yeah, because he was falsely accused?
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Yeah, well, also a little because of me.
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You've been drinking all day. The last
thing you want is a giant blonde chick
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jumping out of your bushes when you come
home.
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Hey, hey, hey. What are you doing?
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What does it look like we're doing?
We're spraying for the damned aphids.
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We got the ladybugs.
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Well, don't worry. If we have any left
over, I'll get to them, too.
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What is that smell?
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Is that poison?
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No, Kitty, this is unacceptable.
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You can't spray chemicals in our garden.
May I remind you who owns this lab?
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Oh, it always comes down to that, huh?
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I still have to remind you that this is
a community garden.
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Let's start acting like a community.
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Huh? Kitty, give the ladybugs a chance
to do their work. And if we need to,
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we'll use organic pesticides.
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Everyone else, get off Kitty's back.
She's different and she doesn't know any
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better.
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Hey, Jimmy.
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Hey, Emma.
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Steffi, Lefty, Mrs. Pashnick.
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Is Earl around?
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He said something about going to France
to study cooking at the Cordon Bleu.
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ever told you how much I've enjoyed your
little visits these past few weeks?
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Well, no, you haven't.
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Guess why?
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Hey, listen. I did a little nosing
around.
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You're kidding, you?
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Yeah. Yeah, right.
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You know, you were a pretty well -liked
guy at the company.
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Well, I'm just a regular Miss
Congeniality.
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You know, there's no reason you can't
get back on your feet.
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You just hit a little bump in the road.
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Bump in the road?
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Bump in the road?
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Let me tell you something.
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It's pretty hard to find your top
accounting positions when people think
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a thief.
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Huh?
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I lost my house, my career, my fiancé,
the only woman...
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My dog died.
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I mean, not then, but later.
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Sorry. I didn't know.
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Now you do.
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You know, I understand you've been
through some terrible things, but do you
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really want to spend the rest of your
life sitting in this bar?
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You know, I never really...
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I think I do, yes.
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So that's it, huh? You want me to go?
You're saying there's no reason for me
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ever come back here?
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Did you ever try one of those pickled
eggs in the jar over there?
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Yeah. Well, then, I guess there's no
reason for you to ever come back here.
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Okay, look, if you really want me to
leave, I'll leave.
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I really want you to leave.
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Now, see, you say that, but I don't
think you really want me to go.
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It's on the house.
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Hi. Is this Jeanette McDougal, who used
to be Jeanette O 'Hara, who was engaged
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to Earl Tucker, a beloved accountant at
Montgomery Industries, 30 years ago,
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and, as it turns out, was falsely
accused of a crime?
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Oh, no? Okay.
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Thank you.
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Might want to shorten your wrap.
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Really? People seem to like it.
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Anyway, that was the wrong Jeanette
McDougal.
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Who's next?
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Let's see. That brings us to a Miss
Jeanette McDougal. Have you seen my box
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drip irrigation regulators?
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Oh, yeah. I put them on the bed next to
your sun hat and Japanese gardening
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pants. Nice.
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They're comfortable when you garden.
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Relax, Greg. I own Japanese gardening
pants myself.
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You do?
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Yeah, right.
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Jeanette McDougal.
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AI for me. This is pretty exciting.
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Hi,
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is this the Jeanette McDougal who used
to be Jeanette O 'Hara, who was engaged
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to Earl Tucker, who was a beloved
accountant at Montgomery Industries 30
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ago and, as it turns out, was falsely
accused of a crime?
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No.
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Okay, let me ask you another question.
Did my rap seem overly long to you?
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is my property line.
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Oh, you're a crazy lady.
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It's a pumpkin vine. It doesn't know
where it's growing.
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Young lady, I suggest you hold your
tongue or I'll hold it for you.
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What's going on here?
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Her pumpkin vine is choking out my
climbing a 12 -dehalant.
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Dharma, your father cut off the water to
my plot. It runs into his plot and it
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doesn't run out. Oh, jeez. Larry!
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Larry's not here.
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You trespassed.
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My pumpkin trespassed.
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So you admit it.
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Mrs. Montgomery?
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Russell, what are you doing here?
Where's your father?
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He doesn't handle the gardening
lawsuits.
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Hold on. You hired a lawyer? I certainly
did.
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And he is going to make you rue the day
that you ever planted these misshapen
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little pumpkins. Miss Montgomery, let me
handle this. Fine. Handle it.
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Mrs. Wong, I'm Russell Gottlieb.
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It's Miss Wong.
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Really?
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Maybe this isn't such a good idea.
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It's a great idea.
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He's going to be blown away when he sees
you.
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Are you sure he's not dating anybody?
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Pretty sure, yeah.
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Hi, Earl.
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Oh, God.
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Do you remember Jeanette?
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Hi, Earl.
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Hi, Jeanette.
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You know, Earl, Jeanette's single.
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You look just fine, Earl.
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Mind if I sit down?
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It's a free country.
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Maybe you should go, sweetie.
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How'd
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you
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do that?
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Wait till you take these cherry tomatoes
right off the vine.
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Greg?
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What happened here?
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Well, there were some problems, but I
had the guy from UC Davis back out, and
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suggested that I change fertilizers.
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Hey, Dharma!
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Earl, look at you. You look great.
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Clean and sober.
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You taste this and tell me if it's not
the best cherry tomato you've ever had.
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There he is. Yes, I just wanted you to
know what your son has been up to since
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the day he showed up consulting with the
enemy.
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Dad. Hi, I was just taking a deposition.
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A deposition?
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That's what I am?
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You're never going to tell him?
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Tell me what?
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Dad, this is the woman I love. We're
getting married.
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Before I say what I'm about to say, is
there any possible chance you're Jewish?
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ever tasted jicama right out of the
ground so earl what are you doing here
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i was thinking about what you said about
reclaiming my dignity this is very good
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wait till you try my snap peas anyway i
thought about what you said and i
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realized that i can't move past this
until i sue ed montgomery for every last
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damn cent he's got
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rehab, wrongful termination, defamation
of character, lost employment.
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