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Goodbye, Buffy.
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Goodbye, Jody.
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Write to me.
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Okay, but I don't write very good.
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That's all right. I don't read very
good.
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No, it wasn't, honey. I missed the cup,
see?
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But you hit the ball.
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Oh, excuse me, sir. May we suggest that
you try bending the knee?
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Both? No, sir. One. One.
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Like that?
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That's right, sir.
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Hello, Uncle Bill.
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I'm going to take Buffy to the park.
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That's the best idea in a long time.
Bye.
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Davis residence here.
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Oh, just one moment, please.
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Long distance for you, sir.
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You try it.
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Probably Ted Gane.
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Hello, Ted.
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Yeah.
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Well, how's our bid look on that stadium
job?
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Ah.
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Well, we'll just have to shave it down a
little, that's all.
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Okay, I'll get right over to the office,
right? Just keep calm.
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Bye, Tim.
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Well, it takes care of that.
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You call up the club and tell them I
can't make the tournament this
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Yes, sir.
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That's okay, Jody. It was an accident.
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You got a better swing than I have.
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I'm sorry, Mr.
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French. I'll clean up the mess.
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That's an excellent suggestion.
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I'll even help.
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You don't have to be nice to me.
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My intent is to protect the rest of the
furniture.
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Signor French, I see you bring the
little one, huh?
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What can I do for you, Signor French?
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Signor Riccardi, I need antipasta.
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Stracciatelli, filetti de meluso,
alfierontina, e pomodoro insalata, per
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piacere.
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For a foreigner, you speak so beautiful.
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He's the one who plays the baseball.
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Play the baseball. Play the baseball.
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I'm kidding with the baseball.
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Papino, you're a very bad boy.
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You have no respect for people's
property.
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No, Papa.
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That's the second window you broke this
week.
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Now you go back in the storeroom and you
stay.
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Yes, Papa. Go.
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Hi, Jody. Hi, Papino.
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He just broke your window.
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Senor, see how little is that a window?
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Yes.
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Any boy can hit a big window.
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My Pepino.
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Maybe someday he'll be another Joe
DiMaggio.
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He make his papa very proud.
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Mr. Riccardi, could I ask you something?
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Sure, Jody.
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If you like Pepino, then how come you
thought them?
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Because I want him to grow up to respect
others.
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He will not have respect if he goes
around breaking things.
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I love him, my boy.
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So I punish him.
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Pepito!
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Yes, Papa?
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You thought enough about breaking
things? Yes.
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Good boy.
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Papa, can me and Jody play in the
storeroom? Sure.
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I've got a lot of things to get there
for Mr. French.
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Come on, Jody. I'll show you my
clubhouse.
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Okay.
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Mr. French, I won't break anything.
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Go.
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Latina, wait for me.
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That was neat the way your papa socked
you.
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What's so neat?
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It means he loves you.
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Who says?
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Your papa.
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Bill doesn't love me. How come?
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He never socks me when I do something
bad.
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Today I broke a big glass thing.
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I'd sure get socked for that. Boy!
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All he did is kind of smile.
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Once I couldn't watch Captain
Hippopotamus for two whole weeks on TV.
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Boy, your papa sure loves you.
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Wish I could get my Uncle Bill to love
me enough to sock me.
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Why don't you ask him to?
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It don't count if you have to ask.
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I could ask.
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Nope, it's gotta be for real.
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it will be yours.
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Hi, Scotty.
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Oh, hi, Jody. What have you got there?
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My Uncle Bill's skiing sweater.
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Here.
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I don't skate.
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My Uncle Bill says you must get awful
cold standing outside.
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Hey, your Uncle Bill's a good skier.
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Call him up and thank him.
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He's not home.
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Remember to thank him when he gets here.
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Uncle Bill be home?
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Presently.
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Mr.
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French, is it fun playing chess by mail?
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Oh, intriguing.
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By George, I do believe that Mr. Mitford
of London has given me an opening at
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last.
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Good evening, Mr. Davis.
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Hello, Scotty.
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And thanks, sir. That sweater you gave
me is very nice.
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Look at it.
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See?
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When Jody gave it to me, I told him your
Uncle Bill's a good guy, and I mean
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that, sir.
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Jody.
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Well, that's all right, Scotty. I'm glad
you like it.
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Now, don't send Jody down with any skis,
sir. I'll buy my own.
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I might just mention that to Jody.
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Hi, Uncle. Hi, Jody.
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Hello, Buffy.
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Did you see Scotty?
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Mm -hmm.
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I see you gave him one of my sweaters,
huh?
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Yes, sir.
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Jody?
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Yes, Uncle Bill?
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Now, that was a very generous impulse
that made you give Scotty that sweater.
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There's not much of that left in the
world today, and I'm very proud of you.
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One more thing.
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What?
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Next time, ask me.
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Okay.
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If I did something like that, I'd get
socked. Even if the sweater had holes in
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it. Sure, because your dad loves you.
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Jody, why don't you get Papina's father
mad and let him sock you?
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It won't count.
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Hey, I know. Why don't you play hooky?
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Yeah, that's a bad thing.
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We can hide out at my clubhouse.
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We? You're going to play hooky with me?
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We're pals.
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Bye. I hope the teacher don't notice me
and Pepino were gone.
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I'll tell him. I'll get you in terrible
trouble with Uncle Bill.
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Hello. I'm sorry to bother you, sir, but
Jody's school just called.
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Yeah, he didn't report back to his room
after lunch.
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You heard from him?
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No, sir. But according to his teacher,
he's deliberately playing hooky.
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You got any idea where he'd be?
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Ah, yes, sir, yes, sir. A friend of his
named Pepino is also a fugitive.
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It suggests the latter's clubhouse, sir.
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Well, get over there and take a look,
will you? And call me right back.
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Yes, sir.
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Good evening, sir. Where is he?
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Now, in his room, sir, waiting to be
punished.
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Another move from Mitford?
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Yes, sir.
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You know, sir, I've been mulling over my
counter move.
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I do believe, sir, that after seven long
months I have him trapped.
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Oh, a bath, sir?
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Oh, yeah, a minute.
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As soon as I get through talking to
Jody.
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Hi, Jody.
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Hi, Uncle Bill.
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Well, what you building there?
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A bridge.
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Oh, that's pretty fancy.
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See, you need some more support, see?
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I played hooky.
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Yeah, so I heard.
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How come?
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Just felt like it.
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If you want to punish me real bad, my
favorite TV program is Captain
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Hippopotamus.
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Yeah?
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Is it time for Captain Hippopotamus now?
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Well, you better go on and look at it. I
don't want to keep you.
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Uncle Bill, you're not even going to
sock me?
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Of course I'm not going to sock you.
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But playing hooky is bad.
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Sure it's bad. I got real upset when
French told me about that.
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Real upset?
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Yep.
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And then I remembered that when I was a
little boy, I played hooky, too, one
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time.
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And I didn't have any excuse, either.
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I just felt like it.
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Jody?
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Just don't do it again, see?
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Good morning, French.
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Good morning, sir. May we have a word
with you, sir?
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Sure, why not?
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Well, someone, sir, has absolutely
demolished my chess game.
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Any idea who?
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Oh, yes, sir. A child, approximately six
years of age.
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Ah, Jody or Buffy?
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Jody, sir.
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Ah, French, a man is innocent until
proven guilty.
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You wanted to see me, Uncle Bill?
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Did I?
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Yes, sir. About messing up Mr.
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French's chess game. I did it.
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Oh, stay, French.
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Why'd you do it, Judy?
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I just did. That's all.
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You realize that's a pretty rotten thing
to do.
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Real rotten.
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Of course, on the other hand, it was a
very fine thing of you to come in here
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and accept sole responsibility so we
wouldn't blame Buffy.
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You mean I'm not going to get soft?
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What do you think, French?
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No great problem about rearranging the
boards, sir. I'll simply write Mr.
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Mitford and duplicate his board.
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Matter of a few days, sir.
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You'd better apologize to Mr. French.
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Is that all?
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Jody, an apology is the act of a real
man when he knows he's wrong.
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Okay, I apologize.
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Goodbye, Buffy.
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Goodbye, Jody.
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Write to me.
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Okay.
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But I don't write very good.
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That's all right. I don't read very
good.
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Jody, what are you doing here?
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Just hanging around.
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What's in the suitcase?
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Uh, just stuff.
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How come you brought your piggy bank?
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I like to have it with me.
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Maybe I better call your uncle.
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Oh, no, don't.
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Well, okay, call him.
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So I won't have to go out in the dark.
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Judy, I don't want to do this, but I'm
going to have to punish you.
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Running away at night like that, who
knows what might have happened to you,
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You're not going to get to look at
Captain Hippopotamus for a whole week.
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And there'll be no trip to the museum on
Saturday with French and Buffy. You got
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that?
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And that space helmet you wanted, that's
out. Out. That clear?
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Now you get in that bed and you stay
there until I tell you to get up.
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The only possible recourse, sir. Why did
he have to run away in the first place?
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And then I have to go and lose my
temper. Now, what I should have done was
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discuss his problem with him first, you
see.
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Any child expert will tell you that.
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But, sir, the punishment is neither
cruel nor unusual.
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A trip to the museum could have been
educational, you know.
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Oh, but, sir... In French, I don't know
anything about kids, but I'm learning
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one thing. I've got to learn to control
my temper.
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He's probably in there crying his eyes
out right now, and I feel like I healed.
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Can you thank me?
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No.
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I just want to talk to you.
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Talk?
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I lost my temper, and I think I was a
little rough on you.
261
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You're going to take back all that
stuff?
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00:20:58,380 --> 00:21:00,380
Well, some of it. Feel better?
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Don't you care what I grow up into?
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Don't you care what I grow up into?
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What do you mean, don't I care what you
grow up into?
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It's about all those bad things I did.
And you didn't sock me.
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Well, of course I didn't sock you, Jody.
That's not the way we're going to
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settle things around here.
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Pepino's father sucks in.
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He wants Pepino to grow up and have
respect.
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And that's how Pepino knows he loves
him.
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He does?
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Oh, he does.
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Well, I see.
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Well, Jody, now you're going to have to
be patient with me while I learn how to
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do these things right.
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If I understand you correctly, you want
that kind of reassurance from me so
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you'll know that I love you?
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I don't know what you're talking about.
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I mean, neither do I. I didn't up till
now.
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All right, Jody.
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The no trip to the museum was for giving
away my sweater.
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Right.
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00:22:22,120 --> 00:22:25,460
And the no -captain hippopotamus, that
was for playing hooky.
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Right.
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00:22:27,220 --> 00:22:30,860
And the no -space helmet was for messing
up French's chessboard.
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What about running away?
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That was real bad.
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Oh, that was horrible.
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Real horrible.
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Yeah, I'm gonna have to think up
something real tough for that one.
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But Pino's father made him clean up the
whole storeroom.
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Oh, that's not tough enough for guys
like you and me.
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How about no dessert?
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Kid stuff.
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Remember that football I gave you?
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I need to practice.
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You wouldn't take that back, would you?
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Worse than that, Jody.
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Worse than that.
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Jody, I'm going to let all the air out
of it.
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Uncle Bill, please, no!
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I have to do it, Jody.
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That way, maybe you'll remember not to
run away again.
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Yes, sir.
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Now, come here.
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00:23:45,740 --> 00:23:49,240
Now, this is going to be...
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For thinking for one minute that I don't
love you.
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Are you ready?
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Gee, thanks, Uncle Bill.
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Good night, Tiger.
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