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Lucy?
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Is that you, sweetie pie?
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Oh, gee, I'm glad you're home. How's
about a great big... I'll see you later.
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Lucy?
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Come here.
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What's the matter?
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I stopped by the bank on the way home
and they show me this.
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What's that?
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Your check to the beauty parlor. I write
a check to the beauty parlor every
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month. Yes, I know that.
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But they don't always have a little note
in the back like this one.
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Dear teller, be a lamb and don't put
this through till next month.
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Now, what are you going to say for
yourself?
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That's why they call them tellers. They
go around blabbing everything.
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Lucy.
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Now, look, I'm serious.
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I don't know what's the matter with you.
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Every month, every single month, your
bank account is overdrawn.
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Now, what is the reason?
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You don't give me enough money?
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I don't give you enough money.
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Well, we both agree that must be the
reason.
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Now, look, Lucy. Yes, sir? Do you think
this is a game we're playing? No, sir.
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Do you realize how tough it is for a guy
to make a buck these days? Yes, sir. Do
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you think that the money grows on trees?
No.
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Well, we'll see you later. Come on,
Fred.
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No, no, come on. Come in and sit down.
Oh, thanks, sir. I went to the fights
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last night.
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Fred! Please come in, will you? Come in,
Ethel. Yeah, please, please come in.
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Fred, I want to ask your advice on a
certain subject.
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What subject?
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Well, tell me something, will you?
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How often is Ethel's checking account
overdrawn?
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Never. Never? How do you manage that?
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It's easy. I never had enough money at
one time to open a checking account.
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What?
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She spends money like I was printing it
in the basement.
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Basement. Let's face it, Rick. When it
comes to money, there are two kinds of
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people. The earners and the spenders. Or
as they are more popularly known,
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husbands and wives.
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Yeah. Brother, if they had to make their
door, they would think twice before
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spending it that fast.
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Yeah. What's so tough about earning a
living? Yeah.
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Have you ever done it? No, but I could.
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Ha!
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I could, too.
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Listen,
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holding down a job is a lot more
difficult than lying around the house
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long. Is that all you think we do?
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Yeah. Oh, now, let's be fair, Rick.
Every once in a while, they get up and
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canasta.
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Who do you think does the housework? And
who do you think cooks all the meals?
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Yeah. Oh, anybody can cook and do the
housework. I'd just like to see you two
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try it for a week.
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Okay, we will.
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We will?
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Yeah.
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This I gotta see.
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I wanna get a load of it. Yeah, but wait
a minute.
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You will have to go out and earn the
living. Okay, we will.
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We will?
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Yeah. We'll change places. We'll get
jobs and you take care of the house for
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week, okay?
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Okay. Okay?
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Breakfast is ready.
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Mommy dear.
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Good morning.
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Good morning.
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Well, doesn't this look wonderful?
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Did you have any trouble?
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No, not a bit. Well, happy housework.
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Happy job hunting. Thank you.
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Oh, boy, did this look good.
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I'm hungry this morning, too.
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Mmm, it is good.
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Why, naturally.
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There's nothing to cooking.
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Mmm. Oh, the coffee's good, too. Where'd
you learn to do all this?
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Oh, just a natural -born cook, I guess.
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Honey, what kind of a job are you going
to...
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what job are you going to get?
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Are you going to go to an employment
office?
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Lucy, why don't you answer me?
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That's nice, dear.
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message.
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Now you know what I go through every
morning.
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All right, I'll reform.
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Oh, gee, these fried potatoes are just
great.
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I don't see why you're so surprised.
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There's nothing to it.
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Well, I'll get it.
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Hello?
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Yes?
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Oh, yes.
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Oh.
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Well, thank you very much.
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Yes, goodbye.
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Who was that?
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Gee, this is a sensational breakfast. My
gosh, but you're a good cook.
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Who was that on the phone?
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It was the drugstore. You left your hat
down there when you picked up these two
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breakfast orders.
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You know, you could have tried to cook
this yourself. We have a dozen eggs in
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the refrigerator.
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Well, um...
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They didn't turn out quite right.
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The whole dozen?
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Yep. Oh, good.
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Morning, everybody.
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Hi, Uncle. Morning. Well, Lucy, are you
ready to go to the office? The
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employment office, that is.
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All ready.
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Okay, dear, bye -bye.
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You forgot to kiss me goodbye.
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Lucy, I'm nervous.
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So am I.
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Do you think this man can really get
jobs for us? Sure he can.
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But we don't know how to do anything.
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Shh. Here's the address. Report for work
first thing in the morning.
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Who's next? We are.
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Uh, we're together.
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I see.
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What job did you have in mind?
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What kind of jobs do you have open?
Well, what do you do?
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What kind of jobs do you have open?
Well, what do you do?
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What kind of jobs do you have open?
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You go first this time.
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All right, what do you do? What kind of
jobs... Please tell me, what do you
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do? Are you stenographers?
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Oh, yes, that's it. We're... Well, why
didn't you say so? I have a lot of
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stenographic jobs available.
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How fast can you type?
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Oh, about this fast.
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Oh, I see.
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And how about your typing?
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Mine's not as good as hers. Look,
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ladies, let's be honest with one
another. I can't find you a job until
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tell me what you can really do. Now,
what do you do?
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What kind of jobs do you have open?
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Let's try it another way.
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I have a list.
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I will read off the jobs that I have
available, and you tell me if you've had
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any experience in that line. Oh, fine.
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A bookkeeper?
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Contometer operator?
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Dental technician?
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Insurance adjuster?
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PBX operator?
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Well,
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I've only got one left. Candy makers.
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Oh, that's it. That's our specialty.
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You're a candy maker?
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Oh, yes.
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scarf on top of your head.
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Oh, you mean this?
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I was cleaning the apartment and I
didn't want to get any dust in my hair.
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Take a tip from me, from an old
housewife like me, will you? And don't
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iron get too hot. You might scorch
something.
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Really? Yeah.
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You mean the... Like this?
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That's the general idea, yes.
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Well, I thought I'd tell Lucy that this
was an original new design.
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That story won't work. No, why not?
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Ethel has three blouses with that same
design.
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Listen, you know what's really tough?
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Silk stockings.
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Yeah, how about that?
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They're really tough to iron.
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You're not supposed to iron silk
stockings. No?
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No. Fred, anybody knows that. Look.
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Just make sure that you use plenty of
starch when you wash them.
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Oh, I see.
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I'll show you. I got a couple of them
over here. I'll show you. Here.
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Eh?
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Oh,
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beautiful, eh?
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Now, you seen better creases than that
anyplace, eh?
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My boy, you're a regular Ricky Margaret
McBride. Why, sure, man, sure.
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Oh, do you know something?
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I've been thinking about that dinner,
you know? Yeah.
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Yeah, I think it's silly for both of us
to cook, each one of us to cook a whole
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meal, you know? Yeah, yeah.
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So, I thought what we should do is pool
our talent.
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And I'll cook the main course and you
cook the dessert.
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Okay. Now, let's see. How about arroz
con pollo?
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Well, which is that, the main course or
the dessert?
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Chicken and rice.
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Oh! I seen my mother do it a hundred
times. I love it.
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Well, listen, I tell you what. Can you
bake a cake for dessert?
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Well, will I? A big juicy one, seven
layers thick.
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Yeah? With frosting?
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Globs of frosting.
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This is going to be the best meal our
wives ever had.
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All right, girls, this is the first
stop.
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understand from your indoctrination
session you're here for one purpose.
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To work.
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Yes, ma 'am. Ricardo, I'm going to put
you to work chocolate dipping. You say
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you've had experience.
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Oh, yes, ma 'am. Yes, ma 'am. I'm a
dipper from way back.
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Yes. They used to call me the Big
Dipper.
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There's no room in this plant for
levity, however weak.
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Yes, ma 'am. All right, Ricardo, that's
your place.
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What? I'm going to put you to work down
in the chocolate boxing department. Call
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me.
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Is that so?
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I can sweep the rock and read the small
pages at the same time. Pretty clever.
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Why, sure. You know, the only reason
that women claim that housework is so
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is because they don't use their heads. I
guess so.
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What do you got there?
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Oh, I brought my cake.
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Ah, seven layers of luscious devil's
food.
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Well, you see it.
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What happened to the other six layers?
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Well, they're all in there.
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Some of them just didn't rise very much.
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Well, you can put on a lot of frosting.
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What do you mean, put on?
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Frosting's already in it.
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In it?
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Yeah, I mixed it all up together before
I baked the cake.
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Well, maybe you better wait until
breakfast and serve it as a pancake.
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Oh, never mind now.
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How about your part of the meal?
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It's coming along fine.
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Yeah, I got the rice cooking.
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Hey, listen, by the way, what do you
know about rice?
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Well, I had it thrown at me on one of
the darkest days of my life.
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No, never mind that. I mean, how much do
you think we should use for four
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people? Well, I don't know. People like
that stuff.
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Well, how does one pound per person
sound?
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That sounds about right.
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Well, that's good because that's what I
put in.
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Four pounds. Good. That's good.
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Now, let me see. I got the chickens
cooking in the pressure cooker.
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Yeah. Now, how long do you think they
should take?
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Oh, I don't know. I'd say about an hour
now.
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What was that? What was that? Hurry up.
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What was that noise?
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Don't burn yourself.
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Hey, what happened to my chickens? I
have two chickens in there.
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They've got to be here.
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of birds up there?
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Yeah.
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Well, let's wash them up. Come on. All
right.
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Here's a brush. Give me some of this
stuff here.
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Give me
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some
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more of that stuff over here.
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wrapping department.
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Yes, ma 'am. Now, the candy will pass by
on this conveyor belt and continue into
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the next room where the girls will pack
it.
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Now, your job is to take each piece of
candy and wrap it in one of these papers
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and then put it back on the belt. You
understand?
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Yes, sir. Yes, ma 'am.
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Let her roll!
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Let her roll!
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Well, wait here.
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Somebody's asleep at the switch.
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What are you doing up here? I thought
you were downstairs boxing chocolates.
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Oh, they kicked me out of there fast.
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Why? I kept pinching them to see what
kind they were.
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This is the fourth department I've been
in.
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Oh, I didn't do so well either. All
right, girls. Now, this is your last
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If one piece of candy gets past you and
into the packing room unwrapped, you're
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fired. Yes, ma 'am.
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splendidly.
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Have you got any bicarbonate of soda?
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Yeah, I got some in the kitchen. I'll
get it.
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Oh, here's a note.
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Dear girls, please do not go in the
kitchen until we can explain.
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We'll be back in a few minutes.
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Gee, I wonder what's in there. I hate to
think. You stay here. I'm stronger than
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you are.
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Oh, Lucy, thank goodness you're home.
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Something awful happened.
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No. Yeah, don't go in the kitchen until
Friday night. I've already been in
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there. Oh.
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Oh, well.
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Don't worry about it. We'll clean it up.
Thank you.
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Listen, we don't know how you girls feel
about it, but we like to forget the
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whole thing.
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We're lousy housewives.
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Hideous.
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Well, we're not so good at bringing home
the bacon, either.
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We got fired off our first job. Yeah.
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Well, look, let's say we go back to the
way we were.
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We... We'll make the money and you spend
it. Oh, that's great with me.
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Oh, yeah. And listen, girls.
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We never realized how tough it was to
run a house before.
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So just to show you our appreciation, we
brought you a little present.
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Really? I did.
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For each one of you, a five -pound box
of chocolate.
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was played by Alvin Hurwitz, the
barwoman by Alvia Allman, and the
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dipper by Amanda Milligan.
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I Love Lucy is a Desilu production.
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