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Monday, Monday, happy days. Tuesday,
Wednesday, happy days.
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Thursday, Friday, happy days.
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The weekend comes, but I go home. Ready
to race to you.
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These days are ours.
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Happy, happy days.
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These days are ours.
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Tell them to me. Oh, baby. Oh, black,
gray sky, yellow, blue.
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There's nothing can hold me when I hold
you.
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So right.
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It can't be wrong. Running and rolling.
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Sunday,
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Monday, happy days.
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Tuesday, Wednesday, happy days.
Thursday, Friday, happy days. Saturday,
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day. Groovin' all week with you.
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Isn't that the greatest thing you ever
saw, Marion?
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Four dollars for this contraption?
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Four dollars is not a lot of money,
Marion.
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Our marriage license cost three dollars
and you wanted to drive to Mexico.
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But look at the way the ball comes back,
sweetheart.
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Watch this one. This one is a downhill
bump.
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driver's training.
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A D?
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There's nothing to it. It's simple.
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Gas, go, brake, stop.
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Not so simple, Mr. C.
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She was on gas, go, and she drove
straight through the groundbreaking
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for the new cafeteria.
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Oh, gosh, you should have seen the
mayor. He flew straight through the
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beef just like a meat thermometer.
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Oh, Howard, everything will be all
right. You taught Richie and Joanie how
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drive, and you can teach Casey how to
drive.
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When ducks... swear loafers, Marion.
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I am finished teaching teenagers how to
drive.
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Well, then I guess Casey won't be
getting that very large discount that
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insurance companies do give to those
students who do pass the course.
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Oh, Casey!
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You gotta get them where they live, Mrs.
Dean.
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She's gonna make some man a lovely wife.
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She's still in Chicago. She's got some
classes.
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Oh. Well, what are you doing here, dear?
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I don't know. I got this phone call from
Fonzie telling me to drop everything
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and fly down here. Some kind of
emergency or something.
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What is it?
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94 minutes took you, right? You stopped
for ice cream and soda. One, I admit it.
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But what's the problem, Fonzie?
Everybody okay?
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Everybody's fine. Mr. C, Chachi and I
must talk.
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Oh. I understand. A little family
business.
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That's all right. There have been lots
of conversations that you haven't been
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invited to.
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How many?
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I'll tell you something. I still feel
like I'm driving.
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Yeah. All right, what's the emergency?
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Here it is.
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You and Jody still getting along?
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Yeah. Thank you very much.
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That's it? Yeah. You did good. Thanks.
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Wait a minute.
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I leave Al hanging up in Chicago.
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I drive down here like a maniac. I'm
busting all the way to go to the
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just so you can ask me one lousy
question.
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All right, this is it. What?
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I wanted to know if a man with my blood
in him could be content being a one
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-woman man, you know? I mean, you run
out of things to say. Oh, this is about
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you and Ashley.
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Getting pretty serious there.
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We're getting serious.
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Fonzie and Ashley sitting in a tree.
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I'm getting a little serious, you know,
and, uh...
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I know that you know her. You like her?
Yeah, I like her.
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Wait a minute. Since when do you care
what other people think? I don't care.
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On this one, I do care.
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Well, why stop with me?
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Why not throw a party and buy all your
friends down and have them give their
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opinion of her? Eight o 'clock.
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And be there.
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Rog! Oh, hey, Fon. What a diverse group
of people. I haven't seen anything like
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this since, uh, since the Yale Glee Club
visited Attica.
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You sent me the album.
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It's okay, it's not
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bad.
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I hope Animal wasn't offended, but I
started to feel a little bit faint when
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put those magnets to his forehead.
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Magnets to his forehead? I've got to see
this.
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It's going to be okay. Look. Here's
Sally. Here's Barbara.
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Burton. Fun.
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And Buffy and Rocky Barofi. We can start
the party now. We
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are invisible.
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Invincible.
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The man's a genius.
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Bones, we would have been here a lot
sooner, but we had a big fight over what
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bring you. Are we talking friends here
or what? What to bring? You didn't bring
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me anything.
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What did you bring?
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Lovely. You are, you are lovely.
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This is Ashley, sister, who I am very
involved with.
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Oh. Involved.
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Well, I know. They can duke it out over
you. Everybody!
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Unless, of course, you want to.
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No fight.
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Oh, she is a mother.
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You could have taken her, you know.
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Hey, folks, we got two kids now. Want to
see some pictures? Oh, yeah.
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Oh, they're adorable.
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He looks like you.
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These are the old ones, though. Show
them the new ones, Rocco.
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Okay,
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listen, I want you two girls to
conversate. I want you to conversate,
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I got a little talking, all right?
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I'll see you later.
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What do you think?
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I mean, squawking personality, huh?
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Oh, who cares?
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She's got a great body.
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Grandma.
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Grandma Nussbaum. Yes, he's sweet.
Thanks for being here.
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Hey, thanks a lot for bringing him.
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That's a nice boy.
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He faced our hands on the bone and he
got his hair cut.
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Fonz, this is a great party, so I got to
get going, right? No, no, no. What are
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you talking about?
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Hang around, grab some food, stay away
from the room. Mark, because I left out
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the chestnuts.
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Fonz, Johnny's worried about me back in
Chicago. I was supposed to be home a
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little while ago. No, I'm telling you, I
insist.
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Fonz, I owe Animal money. I got you.
Okay, listen, give my best to Johnny.
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Grandma.
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Give me a grandma.
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Ashley. This is Ashley Pfister. This is
Grandma Nussbaum. How do you do? No
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swearing. Yes, to me, too.
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Are we talking about the Pfisters who
own Milwaukee?
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Yes, but I'm afraid I was disowned.
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Really? What did you do?
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I married someone my family didn't
approve of. Me, too. Four times.
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She is a great woman, a good mom, great
accountant.
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Wears a seatbelt.
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Nice work, Skippy.
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Skippy? You didn't hear that.
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Hey, Mr. and Mrs. Bond, can I get you
something to drink?
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Oh, uh, could I have just a small glass
of very dry sherry? Oh, I think we only
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have beer.
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It's better.
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I'll be right back, Skippy.
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You know I love it when you're having
fun.
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What do you think?
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Skippy, I think she's the nicest girl
you ever brought to me.
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Grandma, she's the only girl I ever
brought to you.
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You know, I want to ask her a very
important question tonight.
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I just don't know how to say it, you
know?
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I know.
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So say it with this.
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Your grandpa Pantarelli gave it to me.
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Everybody say it. Yeah?
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All right.
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Love last forever.
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I guess if you're going to give me this,
then you really like her, huh? Oh, I
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really do.
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You hold on to it, Skippy dear. I think
Ashley is a very, very sweet girl.
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And what a body.
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I'm going to ask her to go study
tonight.
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I never thought those words would come
out of my mouth.
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Whoa.
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Did I pass?
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You passed what?
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A test.
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Why don't you sit down here for a
minute?
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Here, come on. Come on.
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Hey.
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Hey. We'll both sit down.
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I think we should stand up.
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What is it?
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Ashley, when I first met you, I was
overtaken, you know?
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It was like I found this beautiful
painting at the supermarket, you know,
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didn't know how you would look in my
house. So what did I do?
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I hung it up.
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You got a blanket on the wall here.
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So I hung it up, and I straightened it
out, and it lit up my room
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like a blowtorch.
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Are you getting my drift?
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Yeah, you think of me as being somewhere
between a Da Vinci painting and a
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Schlitz beer sign.
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I think you better sit down again.
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I like you.
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You like me, right?
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So I think that maybe we shouldn't see
anybody else except for us.
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In other words, I believe that we should
go... That
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we should go steady.
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Go steady? Yeah.
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Oh, now, wait a minute, Fonzie. I mean,
do you know what's involved with going
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steady? I mean, have you ever gone
steady before?
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No.
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I know that you date me, I date you, and
as songs on the radio become much more
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meaningful.
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You leave me no choice?
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I would love to.
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Yeah?
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But go in steady.
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Well,
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should we shake hands, or do you want to
punch me in the arm?
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I got something.
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I got something.
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Come around.
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This is a genuine halloween.
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Oh, Fonzie.
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It is the real thing. I promise,
guaranteed not to make your neck green.
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Fonzie. Yeah?
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I love you.
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I love you, too.
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Okay, Cassie.
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You got it? Yeah.
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Start the motor.
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Keep your foot on the brake and put your
gear shift in the drive position.
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Now, gently take your foot off the brake
and put it on the accelerator.
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That's the one on the right.
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Now, ease it off gently and give it a
little gas.
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Okay.
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Okay, now.
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Okay, see, that's it for today.
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Everybody okay?
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No problem.
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Hey,
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it'd be cheaper to get her a chauffeur.
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All right, back to work.
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Bye -bye, Sherry Pie.
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Dave, I love your face.
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Who is this?
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Yo, come on in.
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Oh, the petulant.
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Fonzie. Paula.
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Long time no see.
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Oh, Fonzie.
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I didn't know where else to turn to.
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Well, you did right, sweetheart.
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Come here, sit down. In times of
disaster, I'm like the Red Cross.
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No moods bothering you? I'll get you a
donut.
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Okay. Well, I really don't know where to
start.
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At the beginning.
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Well, everything was going great. I had
this neat job as an usher at the Fox
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Theater. Yeah, you were always a film
buff.
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Yeah.
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I started dating Phil Fox, my boss.
Yeah? And pretty soon, me and Fudgie.
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Fudgie's my cat.
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Hi, Fudgie. We moved in with him.
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Hey, very cozy.
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It was.
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Until today.
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When Fudgie and I came home from the
vet, we caught him with another woman.
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Whoa. It was his wife.
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The nerve.
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And that's not all. What else could
there be?
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Oh, fun. Yeah.
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He left me with an unwanted pregnancy.
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I don't believe my ears.
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Poor Fudgie's due in four weeks.
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Oh, yeah.
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Sorry, Fonz. We have no place to go.
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Oh, Fonz.
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What's going to happen to us? Okay,
okay.
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Listen, you've got to sort things out,
right? Yeah. Now, I'm kind of going
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steady with somebody, but you could
certainly spend the night here.
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I could?
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Oh, yeah.
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Oh, gee, Fonz.
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You've got a big heart.
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Mi casa is my house.
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Look, Mommy.
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Fonz plays huggy face with other...
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I'm so glad you came. Hey, Ashley
Pfister.
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Ashley Pfister. And this little one here
is Heather, her daughter. Hiya,
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sweetheart.
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The big one is the one I'm going steady
with.
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This is Paula Petralunga.
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How do you do, Miss Petralunga?
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Yeah, you would not believe what
happened to this poor girl. No?
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Try me.
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Well, I'll explain that to you on the
way to the movies, okay?
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Now, you, don't wait up for me, all
right? Because we're going to go see
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White and the Three Stooges. You're
going to love it.
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I'm going to walk the bike.
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Mommy, why don't you dress like that?
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Because I have taste.
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Budgie, I think this is going to work
out just fine.
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Ashley, I don't know what you're so
upset about.
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There's a woman living in your house.
There is a woman living in my house, but
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thought we went over that. We did.
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Good night, Fonzie.
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Now, wait a minute, Ashley.
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Come on, let's not get crazy here, all
right?
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Paula Petrolunga is a very good friend
of mine and her cat is pregnant.
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Well, how would you feel if you walked
in here and saw my ex -husband hanging
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all over me and then found out he was
spending the night?
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All right, good question, good question.
I would kill him. All right.
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Now, you know how I feel. Now, I expect
the same commitment from you as you
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expect from me. Hold it. Time out.
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We're not talking commitment here. We're
talking friendship, helping a friend.
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I respect that, Fonzie, but I thought we
were going together.
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Of course. The next time I see a guy
drowning, I'll just say, Hey, Jocko, I'm
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real sorry, but I'm dating Ashley. Can't
help.
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Fonzie, this is different. Paula is an
old girlfriend, and if she needs a place
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to stay, I expect you to put her up at a
motel or at Rogers.
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Of course.
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Of course. The cuckoo's out of the
clock.
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You don't trust me, do you?
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It's women like Paula Petralunga that I
don't trust. Look.
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Fonzie, I just don't think you
understand what's involved with having a
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relationship with one woman. I know.
I've had thousands of them, and not one
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them was based on mistrust. You
understand?
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So, if this is what study is all about,
I do not want any part of it. Thank you.
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Oh.
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Oh, that's just fine.
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If that's how you feel, maybe you'd like
to have this back.
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What, do you think this upsets me? Hey,
this is one size fits all.
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Aren't you?
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Auntie?
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Oh, yeah, hey, listen, go back to sleep,
Paul. It's okay.
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I'll just set myself up.
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Oh, but there's plenty of room right
here.
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You know, I found out that sleeping on
the table makes it so much easier to
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breakfast in bed.
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Hans? Yeah? I didn't get you in trouble
with your girl, did I?
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You're so weird.
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You think you know somebody, you think
you know everything about them, and
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bam, they pull the plug.
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They pulled a rug right out in front of
your eyes.
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Hey, you know what would make us both
feel real great right now, Fonz? No,
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If we climbed on your bike and rode up
to Lake Mendado.
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True? Yeah.
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I mean, the wind blowing in your face.
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Yeah, nobody else around?
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Just the two of us.
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No commitment?
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No responsibilities?
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No one to worry about.
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No one cramping your style.
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No one to share things with.
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No one to tell you to take out the
garbage.
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Nobody to care for, nobody to love.
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Paula? Yeah? Get off the bike.
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I'm going to do something I should have
done when you first got here.
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Now you're talking.
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Hotel time.
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Oh, how romantic fun.
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I'll register, and then you can sneak
in.
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You register. I'm going to Ashley's and
patch things up.
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But Fonzie, you're making a big mistake.
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I'm going to correct one if I'm not too
late.
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Ashley, I'm telling you, you've got to
let me in. This is a matter of life and
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death. I doubt that.
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Ashley, there is an old lady out here
holding a shotgun on me.
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Oh, it's all right, Mrs. Dickerson. He
may look like a hood, but he's only a
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jerk.
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Good night. Sleep well.
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I hope I'm not interrupting scrimmage or
something like that.
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Did you wake me up in the middle of the
night to discuss sports?
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Ashley, as a matter of fact, that is
exactly why I woke you up.
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I have learned something.
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I have never been one for, you know,
team sports.
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I was always concerned about myself and
what I was going to score in that, you
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know?
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So what I learned was...
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But you have to think about the team, or
we don't win.
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00:22:22,900 --> 00:22:24,700
Oh, I'm sounding like Roger now.
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00:22:26,580 --> 00:22:27,580
Hold it.
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Making a lot of sense.
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Fonzie.
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I don't mean to clip your wings, and I
didn't mean for you to not help your
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friends.
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And I'm sorry if I went overboard, but
it's only because I care about you so
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much.
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See, I learned about going steady. I
mean, it's like in the movies, you know?
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It's not a horse, a guy, and a gal
riding off into the sunset. It's all
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them doing a lot of work together, you
know?
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I'm a quick study. I could learn fast.
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Fonzie?
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Can we kiss and make up?
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Some time now, you've heard me use the
term Medicare participating provider.
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What's that?
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Well, if you have diabetes and you're on
Medicare, it's someone who doesn't
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charge too much for your testing
supplies.
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Like Liberty Medical.
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They charge only what Medicare approves
and not a dime more.
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Most drugstores will file Medicare
forms, but that doesn't make them a
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participating provider.
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They decide what they're going to
charge, and you know you may wind up
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more.
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Now, what if there's not a Medicare
participating provider in your area?
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Well, Medicare suggests that you use a
mail order provider like Liberty.
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With Liberty, you pay nothing up front.
Your supplies are delivered right to
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your door.
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Now that you know the difference,
there's no question who you should call.
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Liberty. They can help you live a better
life.
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Call 1 -800 -770 -3175.
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Why did you keep a few boxes of Jello
Instant Pudding around the house?
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Because it's only five minutes to
homemade.
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00:24:51,980 --> 00:24:54,260
Because, do we really have to say
anything?
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00:24:55,180 --> 00:24:57,480
Jello Instant Pudding. Because it's
magic.
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00:24:59,100 --> 00:25:03,580
What's new about Ziploc? This new
container from Ziploc is really
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00:25:03,580 --> 00:25:05,880
can easily close the lid with one
finger.
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00:25:06,540 --> 00:25:08,540
I can't do that with this glad wear.
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00:25:09,180 --> 00:25:13,260
Now that's a tight Ziploc seal. The new
Ziploc container, redesigned with you in
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mind.
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What's new about Ziploc? Listen to
Ziploc's snap and seal lid.
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00:25:19,960 --> 00:25:21,140
Now I know it's closed.
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00:25:21,500 --> 00:25:24,980
My gladboard doesn't have a snap and
seal lid. No wonder Ziploc is the most
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preferred disposable container.
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Ziploc, redesigned with you in mind.
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You know those times you think you ought
to have a salad, but what you really
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want is something hot and juicy off the
grill at Burger King. They feel you. The
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new Fire Grilled Chicken Caesar Club
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crisp bacon, all on freshly baked bread.
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It's like a salad in a sandwich.
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Maybe they should call it a sandwich, or
like a sandwich.
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Now all our Fire Grilled Chicken
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more satisfying than ever.
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How'd you do that?
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It's a family secret.
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But I'm family.
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No kidding.
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Kool -Aid and Cool Cubes.
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When you refinance your mortgage, you're
presented with a list of closing costs
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that may add up to thousands of dollars.
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What's the good word?
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Did Casey pass her driving test?
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I don't know. She and Marion haven't
gotten back yet, and I'm beginning to
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nervous. Well, if it makes you feel any
better, I haven't heard a siren for at
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least an hour.
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Penny, have you ever considered taking
up social work?
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Stay tuned for the Brady Bunch. In one
scene of tonight's episode, a
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temperamental actor wouldn't take
direction and had to be fastened to the
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No, no, no, not Bobby.
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It's Tiger, the dog.
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Episode number five is coming up next on
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