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Thank you.
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Oh, boy.
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Watch out.
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You're just going to wear those little
crumbs of yours out.
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And I don't have any money to buy any
new thumbs.
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Why don't you turn down that medieval
mayhem?
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Ah, that's much better. Hello,
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son. Hey, Dad, how you doing?
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Hi, Grandpa Hospital.
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Hello there.
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You all ready to babysit?
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Absolutely. Okay, well, everything's
going to be easy for you. Sandra and
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took the twins with them. And these two,
anytime you want to feed Miss Thing
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over here, you just unplug both of them
and send him home.
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Well, hi.
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We better get going, Cliff. We're going
to be late for the community center now.
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I have a legal clinic. I have to be on
time. And I know that you don't want to
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miss a moment for men.
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There you go. For men only, Cliff, and
you didn't invite me.
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Well, Dad, this is a class for teenage
men.
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I'm sorry. See, Theo came to me and he
said, Dad, I'd like you to go down to
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of the community centers there and teach
this class. And, you know, my son.
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So they said, well, this one will be for
men only.
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It's going pretty well. It's my second
one, and if this works out all right, I
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might even, you know, just take it on
the road. Get a bus, you know.
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Dr. Cliff Huxtable for men only.
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If I get enough out of this, I might
take you as a roadie.
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Well, exactly what kind of knowledge is
your husband passing on to these young
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people? He won't tell me.
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Well, that's because it's for men only.
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Don't you understand?
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But... I will tell you. See, what I'm
doing is I'm talking to these boys about
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careers, you see.
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And I'm giving them all kinds of ideas
about how to get jobs.
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And you think you should be teaching
that class? None of your children have
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jobs.
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And yours do, Claire?
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Well, really, I just think that you are
absolutely jealous, and I hope... That
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you do not talk to those young men the
way that you're talking to me now and
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ridiculing me in front of my father.
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Clare can't say anything about you that
I don't already know.
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Thank you, my father.
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In this box contains the key to job
success.
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What is in this box?
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That is Olivia's love, my dolly. That's
okay. He can borrow it. What I'm
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starting out with here is the way we
come into the world with no fear.
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You understand?
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And that's what I want to deliver to the
boys. There's no fear.
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All you have to do is get what is
rightfully yours, the way you come in.
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You see?
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You understand that?
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Well, if you don't understand it, then
you have a defeated status. It's a great
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message, honey, but that is the
sorriest. symbol i've ever seen it is
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sorry symbol this is a great symbol this
is the way you come and look at the
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innocence of it it has no fear you say
go get it it'll crawl to it it'll do it
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they'll understand it because they will
not have a defeatist attitude you see
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and if if you didn't have such a
defeatist attitude i might let you sit
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back of my class
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I might enjoy that, but it's for men
only.
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Oh, well, I'll give you a mustache.
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A titular.
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So, any of you young people hungry?
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No.
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Thirsty? No.
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Alive?
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You do. It's mandatory if you want to
play in the basketball league. Yeah,
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right. Just last week, the good doctor
told us about etiquette. How come you
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etiquette on the basketball court?
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Well, personally, I learned a lot.
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What did you learn? Well, now I know how
to make proper introductions.
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For what? You don't know nobody.
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He's right.
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Dr. Huxtable's tips helped me through
awkward social situations just last
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How? I went to my history teacher, and I
said, excuse me, sir.
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But the news of this pop quiz has come
as quite a shock to me.
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Might I impose on your graciousness for
a deferment?
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Did he go for it? In a way.
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He said, how handsomely phrased, Herman.
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Now sharpen your pencil.
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I felt better about myself.
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I think of him up.
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I see you guys learned something about
etiquette last week. I'm impressed.
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Well, I would like to reintroduce our
guest, Dr. Huxtable, for the second week
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of our seminar for men only.
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I have a question.
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Oh, already?
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Yeah, if this quote -unquote seminar is
for men only, then why is Ms. Filamino
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still here?
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Well, Ms. Filamino... I can answer that
one.
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Uh, Ben...
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Since Ms.
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Filamino got the grant for the use of
this facility and the basketball
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the equipment, and the summer camp, Ms.
Filamino thought that it would be right
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for her to be at this class, which she
could have called Four Men Only and Ms.
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Filamino.
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I'll leave them in your hands, okay?
Thank you.
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Gentlemen.
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Gentlemen.
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All right.
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Any questions, Leslie?
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Yes. I have to take issue with you on an
etiquette matter.
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All right.
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Well, according to your teachings, when
going down the stairs, the man should
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precede the woman.
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Absolutely.
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What we're talking about is etiquette.
You go first. If the woman stumbles, you
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are there to break her fall.
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Okay. That's fine in theory. Sir. Yes.
But suppose the woman weighs 240 pounds.
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Etiquette would tell her to go first.
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There's no sense in taking both of us
out.
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In this particular case, Abe, I think
that I have to agree with you.
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And if you ever find somebody that
large, put them on the elevator.
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What's in the box? I'm glad you asked.
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Gentlemen, in this box is the key to
your success.
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In this box, gentlemen, I tell you now
is the core, the root, and the center
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to your careers.
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Gentlemen.
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That's a baby.
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Exactly. It's not my baby. It's not my
baby.
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And we know it's not Dad's baby.
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No, no, wait a minute. This is the old
scam.
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I mean, we come here thinking we're
getting job advice.
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but instead we're getting the old birth
control lecture.
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No,
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no, that is not what this is. This is a
symbol, gentlemen.
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Hey, we're tired of hearing about all of
this.
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We hear it in school, in church, and on
those PBS specials.
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Man, you don't watch PBS.
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Hey, I watched that one special called
Inner City Male Youth.
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For the love of God, run for your life.
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They keep calling us the lost
generation.
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But I'm not lost. Are you lost?
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Man, I'm not lost. I'm right here. I'm
not going anywhere.
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And I'm tired of being blamed for
everything.
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I had enough time to blame us for the
greenhouse effect.
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And if a whale is missing, we stole it.
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If you all are finished,
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then I will continue.
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This is...
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About careers.
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Well, why did you bring the baby here?
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It has nothing to do with the baby.
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So then what did you bring the baby in
here for?
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It's a glass of milk.
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to learn that game.
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Okay, you can have my control.
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Good. Now, what am I supposed to do?
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Press A to move faster, B to go
backwards.
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C to jump up, and D to fire the flaming
ball of death.
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That seems reasonable.
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Now, where am I?
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You're the winged prince in the corner.
Oh, you mean that well -muscled lad?
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Yeah. Now, what am I supposed to do?
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You're supposed to go to the tree and
get the gold acorns. And throw them at
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giant squirrel.
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Well, I got the acorns.
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Where's the squirrel?
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He'll show up. You have to put them in
your satchel. Well, I don't have a
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satchel. You have to get it from under
the rock.
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No, no, get the challenge. You need a...
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No, it's not a game, Guy. It's actually
a game that's been played by millions of
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people from Beijing to Brooklyn.
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No batteries?
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Well, how do you play?
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Well, you drop the colorful sticks just
as I've done just right now. And then
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you try to pick them up with your
fingers.
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Come on. Where's the real game?
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Just sit.
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Now, the object is not to move any of
the other sticks or you lose your turn.
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The one with the most sticks at the end
wins.
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Want to try?
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I don't think so.
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No, thank you. We're better with our
thumbs.
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Well, then, you'll love kids and winks.
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Timbly thinks?
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What's wrong with him?
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Well, whatever it is, win fast so we can
get back to the real game.
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All right, the baby's going into the
box.
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We are not worried about the baby
anymore. We are now talking about other
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of responsibility.
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I'll take responsibility for myself, Dr.
Huxtable, but I'm tired of taking the
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blame for everything bad that happens.
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Yeah, that's right. People think of us
as negative statistics.
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They think half of us are in prison and
the other half of us are making babies.
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And frankly, I'm not doing either one.
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We know that, Dad.
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Hey, look, look, look. All I know is I'm
just trying to make... Make what? The
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only thing you've made is two babies.
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What? What, uh, what?
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Who made what?
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Me, Dr.
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Huxtable. I made two babies.
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But I'm not like those guys on the PBS
special, okay?
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I take care of my kids. When?
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Well, when I'm not with you guys, man.
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No, when is that? You're with us all the
time.
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Look, look, I see my girl the first
Saturday of the month, and I see my
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boy the last Saturday of the month.
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Now, wait a minute. You have two babies
and two girlfriends?
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And no job.
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Exactly. That's why I can't see my baby.
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The mother and their mothers won't let
me see them until I have a job. Then why
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don't you get a job?
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Look, there are no jobs out there. I
tried.
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Look, I don't understand.
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I got a job.
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I may not have a date, but I got a job.
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Dad, you're a copy boy.
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Oh, I'm sorry, but I couldn't wait for a
$50 ,000 a week job.
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My job takes cold, hard cash.
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Danny, put your money away, okay?
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That's right.
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Put it away, little man.
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It's fine by me, man, all right?
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I'll be standing as tall as you once I'm
standing on my wallet.
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All right, look, look, do me a favor.
How many of you in this room do not
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have jobs?
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Raise your hand, please.
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All right, now, while your hand is up in
the air, please look down at your feet.
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I see some very expensive sneakers.
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I'm an errand now and then. I'll scuffle
if I have to. I got mine for my
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birthday. You should have gotten your
birthday money and given it to your
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What am I supposed to do for sneakers,
man?
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Buy discount skiffs.
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Not the shoes, Ben. Not the shoes.
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You would rather keep those sneakers
than feed your kids?
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Copy shop, you money is not going to
take care of your kids.
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Yeah, well, at least I would have made
an effort.
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Oh, now we're getting to the statistics.
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Now, why don't you tell everyone here
about your girlfriend, Ben?
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Okay.
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My girlfriend's pregnant and we're
getting married and I'm getting a job.
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That's good.
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Now, where do you intend to find this
job, Ben? Well, in the newspaper, the
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classifieds. And if I have to, the
obituaries.
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I know those people won't be going to
work on Monday.
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Let's get past that. Now, Cal, do you
want a job?
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Yeah, but I want one that pays well. I
understand that, but son, life doesn't
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work that way. I mean, you just don't
stand on the corner hoping for people to
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come by and say, is anybody here with
two kids and two girlfriends who wants
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,000 a week?
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Now, what can you do?
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I don't know what I can do.
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I don't know how to do anything.
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I had a job at the supermarket. It paid.
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Minimum wage, and they treated me like I
was at the bottom of the pile, and
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that's where I was going to stay.
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I don't want to be a statistic.
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Okay, you don't know how to do anything.
And I'm telling you that what you've
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got to do now is you've got to learn how
to want to be something.
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How? You pick.
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Pick? That's all I have to do is pick?
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Pick. That's all.
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I mean, the second thing you do after
you pick.
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is figure out if that's really what you
want to do, what you want to be. And
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then the next thing you do is go out and
find out how to become that.
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No, no, that's easy for you to say.
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Dr. Huxtable, you're a doctor.
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I hate to tell you this, man, but I'm
not the issue.
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I have a job.
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Don't throw it this way.
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It belongs in your court, son.
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I'm trying to help you to think. Now,
pick.
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What would you like to be?
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I want to be a lab technician.
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Great.
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And you just happen to know a person
who's in medicine.
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You're going to give me a job?
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No, I'm not going to give you a job.
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What a busy thing I'm running.
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No, but I'm going to help you.
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Get started en route to becoming one.
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Fine. You helped Cal, Dr. Huxtable. But
what about me?
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Well, what about you? Come on, tell me.
What do you want to be?
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A wild animal trainer.
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You can go out to the zoo.
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First thing in the morning.
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Go in the cage.
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You understand me?
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And then you dance around.
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And if they don't eat you up, then
that's what you... Anybody here
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want to talk about what they want to
become?
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Yes, sir.
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I'd like to be a singer.
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Oh.
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Well, wait. Now, wait. No, wait. We're
on to something here that I think I can
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handle. Now, if you want to be a singer,
then you... You take lessons.
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Have you taken lessons?
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Yes, sir. I have taken lessons.
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You've taken lessons. And none of your
friends know anything about these
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you've taken. Garage.
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Then you wouldn't be embarrassed to sing
for us.
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No. Not at all.
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I can tell you how I feel
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for you.
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And all the things that I could do to
show you the
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love I have is true.
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There are many words that I could say.
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Some melodies that I'd like to play.
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And this will show you the love I have
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is true.
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who right now can go out on the street
corner and wait for somebody to come by
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and get her.
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That's our seminar for today, men.
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Oh, wow.
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What happened? It seems like things
perked up once I left the room.
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Well, no, no. We're just really getting
warmed up now. And if we could have more
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time, it would be wonderful.
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Okay. I'll see if I can move the four
women -only group to room 203, then.
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All right. There we go. All right.
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Yeah.
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Okay. Now, what I want to tell you...
See, now that we... Oh!
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Hey.
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I thought I...
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Whoa, you're on the 20th level.
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Watch out behind you. There's a squirrel
behind you.
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Squirrel it up.
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Watch this.
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Got it?
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We'll have a steal.
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