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My, my, my.
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Hey, Pop, get the phone.
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Hey, Pop, the phone.
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My. Get the phone.
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Hey.
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My, my.
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My, my, my, my.
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Hey, Pop.
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Huh? Would you get the phone?
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Who do you want me to call?
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Hello?
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Hello?
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Hello?
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Goodbye.
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Who was it, Pop?
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What? I said, who was it? I don't know.
They hung up.
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Would you give me this magazine?
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Just put this down.
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I want to ask you something. Have you
been having trouble hearing lately?
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Huh?
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I said, have you been having trouble
hearing lately?
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My hearing's fine.
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I don't think so, Pop. People talk to
you and you ignore them.
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Oh, well, I've been doing that for 50
years.
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And I'm going to ignore a lot more in
the next 50 years.
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So you better take a number so you don't
have to wait in line.
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Now, listen, Pop, I know what you're
going to say. You're going to say I'm a
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dummy and I don't know what I'm talking
about, right?
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There you go putting words in my mouth.
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But luckily, they're the right words.
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Look, I'm running a little late and I
don't want to get into a tangle with you
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right now. And I'm hungry anyway.
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Is breakfast ready?
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Huh? It's breakfast ready. Yeah, he love
it. Thank you.
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Huh?
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This might sound strange, but what is
this?
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This is my own special recipe.
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Freddy's Fluffy Flapjack.
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Well, what am I supposed to do with it?
Eat it or exercise?
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Just as I thought. A little too much
pepper.
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I think this one is enough.
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Now, listen, son, this guy wants to get
in touch with you, so drop by and feel
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him out. Hey, fantastic.
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And listen here.
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Have the truck washed, because I got a
date with Donna tonight, and I want
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everything to be perfect.
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You know, she broke two dates with me
this week already.
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She's been working, Pop.
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Oh, you kid, she ain't been working.
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She been two -timing me with another
guy.
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Are you kidding? There is no other guy.
Donna's been busy with her patients.
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What's patience?
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I said patience, Pop.
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I'm patient. Patience. I'm patient.
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Hey,
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Pop, there's something wrong with you. I
know. My only child is a dummy.
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Will you listen to me?
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did that say?
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It says, Freddy Walters, 1465 Edwards
Street.
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And you took this message over the
phone, right?
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Yeah, so what? So we missed out on a
great deal, Pop.
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The man's name is not Freddy Walters.
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It's Eddie Salters. And it's not Bedford
Street. It's Medford Street.
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Well, we better call a doctor.
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I think I will. Yeah, tell him to rush
over there to Medford Street because
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Teddy Salters doesn't know who he is or
where he lives.
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This is the perfect evening for a
moonlight drive and a bottle of wine,
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tacos, and a bowl of menudo.
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Fred, I can't keep our date.
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Light on the cheese, light on the
lettuce, and heavy on the lips.
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Look what?
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He didn't hear me. I know, Donna. Pop's
going deaf.
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Oh, my.
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Fred! What, dear?
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I have to work tonight, Fred.
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What? She can't keep the date!
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I did because you need help.
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Yeah, and you can give it to me.
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See, you've broken two dates this week
already, and now you say you have to
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late. I know what you're doing, Donna.
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It's another man.
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Oh, there are other patients, Fred.
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That sounds familiar.
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I'll come back as soon as I get off.
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Oh, do me no favor.
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Good night, Lamont. Good night.
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Good night, Donna.
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Hey, Pop, you didn't have to be so rude.
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What?
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That's it. That's it. You're practically
deaf, man. I'm going to call the doctor
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right now. Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
Wait a minute. Doctors cost money.
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Oh, Pop, don't you want to hear the
birds singing in the trees?
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I can live without that.
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Well, what about the little children
playing in the park?
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I can live without that, too.
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Or Godzilla whispering sweet nothings
into Gork's ear.
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What are we waiting for? Get that guy on
the phone. Call the doctor.
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Just call the doctor.
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Oh,
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yes. The doctor is expensive.
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We'll take care of your ear, honey.
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And I'll take care of your teeth,
sweetheart.
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Come on.
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Go right in.
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Come in, Mr. Sanford. I'm in.
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Make yourself comfortable.
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I will. Bye.
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In the chair. Come on. In the chair.
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You forgot the words?
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I mean, I think all we have is a lovely
wax buildup here.
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You looking in my ear? I hit you on the
floor.
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Here it is, Mr. Sanford. I'm going to
have to flush them out.
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Oh, no, I ain't getting my head in one
of them things.
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Trust me, you won't feel a thing.
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I know it, because I'm going to shove it
up your nose.
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All right,
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the other side.
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Can you hear?
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You know, it must be terrible for Pop to
watch himself fall apart.
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Poor dear.
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It must be a shock going deaf.
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Donna, couldn't you drop by the house
every day just to, you know, see if
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okay? Oh, Lamont, I'd love to, but I
can't.
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This private duty is murder.
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I've got this problem patient. Why, he
needs me so much, he won't even eat
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unless I'm there.
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Well, just for a few minutes, Donna. I
mean, you could stop by the house on
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way home from work.
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Pop's practically deaf and...
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He really needs you.
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You're right.
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Thanks a lot. Well, maybe hopefully he
won't need me. Maybe the doctor will
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him.
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Why me?
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Why me?
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Here's your bill.
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Why?
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We found this book, you know, Don and I,
and it's a book on sign language.
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Huh? I said we found this book and it's
on sign language. We thought you should
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read it. Oh, let me see it.
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Uh -huh.
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Oh, here's one.
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What does that mean?
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Get lost, dummy.
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I'm sorry, I can't stay.
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I've got to go and take care of one of
my patients.
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That's it.
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That's what happens.
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It's all over. As soon as everybody
finds out that I'm deaf, nobody wants to
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around me. See, I'm old.
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I'm through.
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I'm washed up.
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I'm going to wash up.
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Wow,
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Donna, he's really depressed.
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Lamont, he's in a bad way. We've got to
do something to snap him out of it.
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Hey, I know. A party.
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A party. That's what Pop needs. Good
music, old friends.
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How about tomorrow night? Tomorrow night
would be perfect. And we should get him
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a present, too.
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I know. You pick out a gift, and I'll do
some shopping. Right. All right? Okay,
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bye. Bye.
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A present. That's it. A present.
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Hello, Dr. Fuddle?
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Hi, this is Lamont Sanford.
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Listen, I was just wondering if I could
buy a hearing aid without a
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prescription, or do I have to bring my
father over there to have him fit it for
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it? What do you mean, why?
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Well, because he's, you know,
tremendously deaf.
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He's not tremendously deaf?
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He's not slightly deaf?
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Well, how about a little deaf?
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Then he must be lying a little.
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He's not lying a little?
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Slightly?
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Tremendously.
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Okay, thanks a lot.
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But how did he stand all that loud
knowing?
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Oh, I'd like to wring his neck.
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Then I take it you'll go along with the
plan. You bet I will. It'll serve him
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right.
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Don, I'm surprised to see you.
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Well, isn't life full of surprises?
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Huh?
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My, my, don't we look nice.
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I just thought I'd be prepared, son. You
know, I might have the big one tonight,
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and if I'm going, I want to go in style.
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Lamont, you know, sometimes I wonder if
your father isn't faking.
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Oh, why, Don, I... I mean, how could
you? Well, I've done some research, and
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when a man is really going deaf, he gets
restless.
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Oh, yeah, I know.
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He just can't sit still.
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Always doing something with their hands.
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And they fumble with their ears.
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But that doesn't work, so they become...
and start wringing their hands.
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And then they start pacing the floor.
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And going faster.
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And faster. And faster. And faster.
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But then they realize it's no use. So
they stop.
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And start biting their nails.
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I guess that proves it, Donna. I mean,
Pop's got all the classic symptoms.
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It certainly does.
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Uh,
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do they know what to do? Okay.
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Hey, Pop, look who's here.
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Pop?
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I hear you're having trouble with your
ears, Pop.
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Too bad it's not with my eyes.
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Hey, come on. Pop Rollo brought some...
They help you cheer up. Oh, thank you.
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Thank you, Rallo.
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That's very lovely.
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Now, you can go away forever.
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Hey, that's no attitude to take, Pop.
Relax.
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Enjoy the party.
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Who bought the booze? We ran out of
money, so we decided to use yours. Help
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yourself, everybody.
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Well, you know what? You sure are
looking good tonight.
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Why, thank you, Rollo.
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Honey.
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That's some talk for you, if I could
ever get to you alone.
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Well, don't worry about Fred.
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He's deaf in one ear and can't hear out
of the other.
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In that case, we'll stick around for a
little while, and then we'll sneak away
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to a quiet, cozy place.
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Is something wrong, Pop?
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No, I'm just going to get Rollo some
refreshments.
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Okay, quick, Rollo.
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Pull the wire on the speaker. Got it.
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Everybody get ready for phase two.
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Hey, Rollo.
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You rat. No, mister.
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Yeah,
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I heard that, Donna. Mm -hmm. You see,
it's like stuttering.
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If you pretend to talk that way, then
one day you'll wake up and it's true.
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Yeah, this guy pretended to be deaf and
all of a sudden he was. That's right. He
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went deaf.
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Just like that. Yeah.
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Come on, Donna. Let's have some sit
-downs so you can tell me how you're
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to please me in my waning years.
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Hey, hey, hey, look at the man. What are
we standing around for, man? Why don't
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we get down?
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Yeah, Rollo. You know enough.
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Put on some music.
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Speak up, Rallo.
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sound of birds again the song of the
birds and the rustle of the leaves the
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rattle of the junk i didn't mean any
harm i just thought donald was seeing
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another man so i would have found out
who he was i won't pretend no more
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Son, I want to hear music again.
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You do, huh?
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Sure, Pop. That was a dumb trick to play
on you. But what about the dumb trick
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you were trying to play on us, ma 'am?
Yes, you really should be ashamed of
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yourself, Fred.
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Do you know that 20 % of the people of
the world have some form of hearing
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problem? What?
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Don't start that again.
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No, no, no. I'm not. I was saying, like,
what in surprise to the 20%. That's
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right. Four million people in this
country alone have difficulty even
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television and can't even enjoy it.
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Well, I'm sorry, Ernie.
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I was just jealous and I wanted to find
out who you were with.
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You will meet him tomorrow.
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We walk and feed him at noon.
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He's 97.
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We? We.
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Here's your present, Pop.
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Oh, you mean that you're really going to
give me a gift after all, everything?
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Yeah, it's from all of us.
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Rollo, Esther, Woody, Donna, and me.
Wow, must be worth about $50.
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A hundred.
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A hundred dollar gift?
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A hundred dollar gift.
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There's nothing in here, son, but a
card. Read the card, Fred.
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$100 has been donated to the Los Angeles
League for the Hard of Hearing in honor
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of Fred G. Sands.
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The G stands for your generosity.
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No, I don't. The G stands for...
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