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Okay, here's what I want you to do with
these things.
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Who's that with Christine?
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Oh, that's Tom Corporal, her new
assistant.
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The election's in about three days, and
she needs a lot of help, so I got her an
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intern from Koch Community.
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He's on a full scholarship.
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So, can animals vote, too?
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You mean he's on a fool scholarship.
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Problems? Oh, no more than the rest of
my campaign.
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Hey, your campaign isn't going that
badly. Oh, that's not true, Roz.
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to the Globe, she's down another three
points in the polls.
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According to the Globe, killer bees
lower cholesterol.
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Oh, hi, Pamela. Hey, Pamela. Oh, you two
look spiffy. Where you been?
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Pamela and I just attended a fundraiser
at the Museum of Modern Art. Where Dan
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showed me some of his favorite works.
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Oh, the museum's acquired a cinephile
collection.
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A marvelously droll, Roz.
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Oh, Christine, I passed out your
campaign literature to everyone in my
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and I got a very positive response.
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Well, thank you.
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Isn't she sweet?
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She's even nice to the down and out.
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Dan.
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Come on, darling, I'll walk you
downstairs.
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Wow, she's nice. She's smart.
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She's sweet.
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She's not his type.
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True, but her father is. You ever hear
of W. Marcus Monroe?
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Publisher? Four newspapers, six
paperback companies, and 14 magazines.
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That's daddy.
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Telephone for you, sir. Line one.
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We only have one line, Bull.
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That's why I didn't say line two.
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Something wrong, Bull?
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All day long, I've had the strangest
feeling that someone's watching me.
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Why? Do you hear laughter?
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No, I hear footsteps.
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And when I stop, they stop.
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When I run, they run.
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And when I dance, they dance.
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Bull, I think you're just being
paranoid.
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What was that?
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What? There's nothing there.
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I know that, but when I turned my neck,
I heard something pop.
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well there goes that last brain cell
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$55 in time served.
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And that's a wrap.
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So, that phone call was a job offer,
huh?
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Not just a job, Matt. An associate
professorship at Columbia University Law
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School.
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Wow. Wow is right. The dean said he'd
heard all about me. He offered me the
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position. I can't believe it.
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Me neither.
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I mean, wow, huh?
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Tom, is something the matter?
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I've been licking envelopes all day.
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Dehydrated.
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Before I get too woozy, I just need to
know where to have the stuff delivered
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for the post -election party.
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To the place where we're having the post
-election party.
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You did book the suite, didn't you?
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I thought you were doing that.
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Tom, I'm the candidate, the queen bee.
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You're the worker bee.
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Oh, so you didn't order the keg either?
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Go, Tom.
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Roz, how do I look?
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I have a date with an angel.
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And she has a date with the devil.
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Scoff if you will, but I think I'm on my
way to the big R.
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Rest home?
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Relationship. Oh, how cozy.
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Just you, Pammy, and her daddy's bank
account.
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Hello, Dan.
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Hello, darling. Bye, Roz.
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I'm sorry I'm late. Oh, here.
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This is for you. Oh, my God, it's
beautiful. What is it?
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It's a sterling silver nutcracker.
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Do you have one?
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Used to date one.
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Oh, nothing. I will treasure it forever.
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I have wonderful news, Dan. Mother and
Dad want to meet you. And I just know
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they're going to love you as much as I
do.
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More, I hope.
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So I'll go call them and set it up and
meet you downstairs.
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I wonder if I can return this for cash.
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Oh, damn it. She had it engraved.
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Well, here they are, buddy. They look
exactly to your specifications.
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Thanks, Art.
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What in the hell are those?
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Special rear -view glasses so I can
catch the people who've been following
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You know who they are?
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Kinda. I have a sixth sense.
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That's good, since you're missing the
other five.
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Believe me now, but you will once I
catch him.
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No one's going to outsmart Bull,
Shannon.
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Whoa, remember that objects in a mirror
are closer than they appear.
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I can't believe someone's going all over
this building covering all
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my posters with Ritter posters.
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Well, it doesn't matter. I'm going to
lose anyway.
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Well, if you're going to lose anyway,
why not have your election party here in
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the cafeteria?
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It's full of losers.
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The most amazing thing has happened.
You're not going to believe this.
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Probably not, but you're going to tell
us anyway.
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I'm out on a date last night, and who do
I run into but Doug Williams of
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Williams, Ketchum & Stern. He says his
firm really likes my style, and he's
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prepared to offer me a full partnership.
Is that not the most amazing thing
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you've ever heard?
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I can't believe it.
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You had a date?
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Oh, there you are. Listen, did you make
the reservations at Chez Noir? That I
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have. I even tipped the maitre d' each
$20 so he'd pretend he knows you.
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It worked. It worked. It's in the bag.
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Well, if you'll indulge me, boss, I took
the liberty of picking out a few gifts
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for the Monroes to sort of break the
ice.
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Well, you are an invaluable source of
support. toward a true friend.
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Dan? Get the closet.
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Come on.
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Hi, Dan.
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I don't want to give my other guy the
wrong idea.
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It is a pleasure to meet you, Mr.
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and Mrs. Monroe.
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Yeah.
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Please, Mark and Claire.
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Mark. Claire.
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Gifts for everyone.
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For you, Pamela. And Claire.
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And Mr.
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Monroe, a very special gift for you,
sir. Oh, you shouldn't have.
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He's so sweet.
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Oh, look.
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A roll of scotch tape.
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A carton of menthol cigarettes.
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A deck of nude playing cards.
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just the slightest mix -up. These were
supposed to go to the orphanage.
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Just a moment.
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Mice.
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I have some very big offers that I'm
looking into from some very prestigious
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firms.
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Such as?
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Williams Ketchum Stern.
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Really? Those are my attorneys. I'll
look into it for you.
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No, don't.
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Because, you see, I turned them down.
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Right. You know, I figure it's my duty
to stay here, keep the streets free of
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the criminal element.
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The lowlifes.
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I think we speak the same language,
Fielding. I'm a law and order man
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Great.
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Speaking of order, why don't we have
some dinner? I'm starved. We can go
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downstairs and catch a cab.
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No need to.
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I've got the limo, Dan.
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I'm sure you do, Pop.
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I think Daddy likes you.
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Not as much as I like Daddy.
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Yes, I'll give that serious thought.
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Thank you.
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Mac, you know who that was?
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Judge Henderson.
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Of the Superior Court?
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Yeah. Last night I was out on another
date. I ran into him. He's taking an
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retirement, and he wants to recommend me
for his position.
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Isn't that incredible?
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It sure is.
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You had another date?
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Mac, I don't know what I've been doing
right lately, but in the last three
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days... I've been offered a
professorship at Columbia, partnership
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most powerful law firms in the country,
a seat on the Superior Court, and two
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dates.
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Mel!
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Hiya, hair.
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Can't stay long. Listen, I was rummaging
through my rumpus room. I ran across
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this song that you wrote for me about
six years ago.
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I'm recording it. Listen, I want you to
come on tour with me so we can
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collaborate on an album together, okay?
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Oh, gotta go.
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Ciao. That's a wrap.
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Oh, and by the way, folks, there's still
about 15 minutes before the polls
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close, so why don't you get out and
vote?
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All ready for your big election night
party?
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Oh, yeah, I want to get there before the
Cheetos run out.
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Cheetos? I'll put on a tux.
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Greetings, boss.
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How was your evening with the lovely
Pamela's mammy and pappy?
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They were wowed by my intellect, charmed
by my manners, and delighted by my
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company. Ah, got them drunk, eh?
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Buono. That's my boss.
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Now, it is time to move in for the kill.
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Dan, this is all so sudden.
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This is my grandmother's wedding ring.
I'm going to give it to little Pammy and
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then pop the question and then give it
to little Pammy.
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that's been covering up all my posters.
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Art, how could you?
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Look, I gotta be frank with you.
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I just think that Howard Ritter is the
kind of guy that this country needs.
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He's smart.
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So am I.
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He's dedicated.
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So am I.
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He's my brother -in -law.
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And if the lazy bum lands that big job
in Washington, he moves out and I
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get my den back.
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Good day.
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23 % of the votes tallied. Public
defender Christine Sullivan trails her
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opponent, former tennis instructor
Howard Ritter, by 14 ,000. A
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large lead for the unemployed candidate
who currently resides in his brother -in
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-law's den.
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Hey, Roz.
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Roz. Is there anything you want to say?
I'm calling this piece Reflection on an
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Election.
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If you don't get that thing out of my
face, it's going to be concussion at the
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convention.
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You know, Christine, you should be
proud.
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You ran despite the odds.
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You saw a wrong and you tried to right
it. What you did was very noble.
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Harry's right, Christine. I mean, if
you're going to go down to the toilet,
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least do it with some dignity.
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Thanks for the comfort, Dan.
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Hey, look, more bad news on Channel 4.
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And if this trend continues, Richard
will be the next... Congressman from the
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13th District.
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Hey, did you hear the good news?
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I'm getting my den back.
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Oh, go to hell.
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Is Miss Monroe here, boss?
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Yes. I am off to Easy Street.
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More like Sleazy Street.
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Pamela, your darling Danny is here.
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Mr. Fielding.
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Oh, Mrs. Monroe. What a surprise.
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Where's Pamela?
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She's not coming. I need to talk to you.
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About me and Pamela?
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No. About me and you.
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Claire.
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No, I mean, Mrs.
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Monroe.
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Believe me, I think you're a very
attractive woman, but I am completely
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committed to Pamela.
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However, if things don't work out...
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You've got the wrong idea.
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Do you remember the summer of 67?
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Oh, yes.
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The summer of love, sure.
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I was a lifeguard down in... Galveston,
Texas. The Lone Star Beach Club.
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How'd you know that?
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That summer, you met a girl.
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A girl with a very rich father.
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You made her fall madly in love with
you.
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She bought you expensive gifts, took you
to all the right parties.
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She thought you were really serious
until she found you in the back seat of
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GTO with twin towel girls.
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Ah, Nina and Tina.
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It's all coming back to me now.
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Her name was Claire.
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God, it's you.
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Claire.
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Boy, is this a small world or what?
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I'm not here to talk about the past,
Dan.
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I'm here to talk about my daughter.
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Well, believe me, my feelings for Pamela
are very genuine.
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Yes, I'm sure you are deeply in love
with her money and all the power and
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prestige that go with it.
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Come on, I'm not 18 anymore.
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No kidding.
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But you still act that way.
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The innocent schoolboy routine, kissing
up to Daddy Rich.
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You haven't changed.
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Uh -huh. So, um... You gonna tell Pamela
about us?
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Of course not.
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You're going to break it off with her.
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She'll be devastated.
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She'll get over it.
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Dan Fielding, I will not allow you to do
to my daughter what you did to me.
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Don't make her fall in love with you.
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Give her a chance.
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Hey,
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what are you doing here?
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Party's in the cafeteria.
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Oh, I just needed a minute alone.
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Oh, no, no, it's okay.
284
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It's okay. I'm over it.
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You know, just looking at your board of
fortune, it's quite a choice.
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00:18:27,920 --> 00:18:28,920
Yeah.
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The offer to host the TV talk show just
came in an hour ago.
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I'm not taking it too seriously.
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It's Fox.
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00:18:39,320 --> 00:18:41,240
Well, you know, none of this is ever
going to pan out.
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I mean, it's a curse that hangs over all
of us here.
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No one ever wins elections or gets
promoted or tours the world with Mel
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No one ever leaves.
294
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I know that you've been saying all along
that it didn't matter whether you win
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or lose, but I can see that it does.
296
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It's all right to be disappointed.
297
00:19:04,300 --> 00:19:06,000
Oh, Harry, I really did want to win.
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Every night I'd fantasize about my new
life in Washington.
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I even slipped down to D .C. one weekend
scouting schools for little Charlie.
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In the back of my mind, I kept preparing
myself for the worst, but now that it's
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happened...
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Really hurts.
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Yeah.
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There are going to be other
opportunities.
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And for now, you can comfort yourself
knowing that you gave it your best shot.
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Which I did.
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Well, I better go call Ritter.
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Congratulate him.
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Do you have the number to Art's den?
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Bull, what happened?
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Well, I was wearing my special glasses
and I walked into a bus.
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How are you?
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Fine. How's the bus?
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Totaled.
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Look, I know I've been acting a little
crazy lately, thinking people have been
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following me.
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Oh, that's all right. We have a soft
spot for crazy.
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And stupid.
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Well, I'm throwing these dumb glasses
away, and from now on, it's business as
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usual.
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The people who've been following me.
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Only the art people.
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They're aliens.
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If they're following Bull, obviously
they're not studying human intelligence.
325
00:20:43,670 --> 00:20:45,070
Not sure it's quiet in here.
326
00:20:45,350 --> 00:20:48,590
Well, crashing defeat does have a way of
spoiling a party.
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Look, the picture's on.
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Oh, that's a bad sign.
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And looking at the congressional races,
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A stunning turnaround is taking place in
the 13th Congressional District where
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Christine Sullivan has pulled virtually
even with her opponent, Howard Ritter.
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You mean I still have a chance?
333
00:21:05,340 --> 00:21:06,860
Finally, a Kodak moment.
334
00:21:10,220 --> 00:21:13,360
Hey, Dan, did you hear the good news?
Christine still has a chance.
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How thrilling.
336
00:21:15,160 --> 00:21:16,160
Who are the ladies?
337
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My date.
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What happened to Pamela? I dumped her.
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We're going to have to leave soon. We're
going to be celebrating our own upswing
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in the polls.
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Hey, Tom, let's see what's on Channel 2.
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So at the present count, it's a dead
heat between Sullivan and Ritter.
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Looks like it's going to be...
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