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It's your lead, Lucy.
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I know it.
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Play it while you're still young.
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You leave her alone. This is important.
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How'd you long know the lead part?
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I'm just a good guess.
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That's mine, that's mine.
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Down two, double and redouble. Let's see
now, that's going to take a lot of
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figuring.
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Oh, say, have you heard about Joanne?
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No, what about her?
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they're getting a separation.
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Joanne and Greg?
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Oh, honestly, is that true?
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That's right, that's right. They just
decided they no longer had anything in
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common. He claimed that she was so
wrapped up in the children that she just
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didn't care about him.
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Well, if that's true, then it's her
fault. That's right.
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But she claimed that he came home every
night, buried himself in the newspaper,
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and didn't want her to have any part of
his life.
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Oh, well, if that's true, then it's his
fault. That's right.
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Oh, listen, it's both their fault and
it's nobody's fault. It happens to every
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couple. There's nothing you can do about
it. Why, Ethel Mertz, I'm ashamed to
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hear you talk like that. That could
never happen to Ricky and me. Why, we
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have everything in common.
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Oh, come now, Lucy. Every marriage
reaches a point where the honeymoon's
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Yeah, our honeymoon was over on our
honeymoon.
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I think you're all just terrible. Ricky
and I never get bored with each other.
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He's interested in everything that I do
and... and I'm interested in everything
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that he does. And the honeymoon isn't
over at all.
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Well, it isn't.
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Oh, come on, let's play cards.
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It's fine.
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Uh, I had a pretty interesting day
today.
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Don't you want to hear about it?
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Uh -huh.
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Well, I took little Ricky to the park
this morning, and then this afternoon,
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Ethel and I had a bridge game, and we
won.
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We won 25 cents.
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It's wonderful there.
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What's that for?
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Ricky Ricardo, you put down that paper.
We're going to talk.
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Talk? Yes, I say something, then you say
something, then I say something, you
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say something, and so on.
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Well, I am aware of the way it goes, but
why?
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Because we're married, and I don't want
you to come home and bury yourself in
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the paper like I didn't exist.
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Oh, well, honey, that's a very good
reason.
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Okay.
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today, dear?
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Fine.
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You told me that much before.
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Well, that's all.
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It went fine.
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You know, nothing went wrong. Everything
was just fine.
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What kind of a day did you have?
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Oh, real good.
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This morning I took little Ricky to the
park and this afternoon Ethel and I had
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a bridge game and we won.
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25 cents.
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Oh, I told you that much before too,
didn't I? Yeah.
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Uh, you start this time.
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Okay.
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Um,
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what will we talk about?
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Anything. Anything you're interested in,
I'm interested in.
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Okay. Just pick a topic.
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Um, what do you think of the new tax
law?
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I'm interested in reading my paper. Oh,
well, go ahead. We'll both read it.
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Okay.
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Now, there you are.
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Oh,
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why did you give me the society page? I
want the sports page.
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The sports page? Sure. What do you think
I am, a square?
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Well, honey, I want to read the sports
page. Well, I'll read it to you.
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Oh, all right.
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Uh, who won the fight last night?
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The fight, the fight. Now, let's see.
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Fight, fight. Oh, here it is.
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Williams bags crown by TKO in eighth.
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TKO?
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Yeah, TKO.
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T -K -O.
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How else would you pronounce it?
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That's how you pronounce it. T -K -O. It
means technical knockout.
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What? How long has this been going on?
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What? They're racing little girls at
Churchill Downs.
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And so right here, see?
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First race won by three -year -old
maiden.
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Well, I won't worry about that little
girl if I were you. She's as strong as a
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horse.
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a lot of money for a little girl. She
had $2 ,000 in her purse.
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Thank you, Grantland Rice.
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What?
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Grantland Rice. You surely heard of
Grantland Rice?
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Oh, sure, I've heard of it, but I've
never tasted it.
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Yeah.
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Gee, isn't it fun reading the sports
page together?
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It's very enlightening.
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I've been reading the sports pages for
years. I never found any of that stuff
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there before.
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Well, maybe you can move over there and
we can read it at the same time, eh? Oh,
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sure. I'd like that.
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Sure. Okay.
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Isn't this fun, dear?
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Mm -hmm.
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We have a lot in common, don't we?
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Mm -hmm.
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Oh, Ricky, it's so wonderful having you
around this morning.
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Didn't you like it? I sure did, honey.
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Oh, I sure did.
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I wish you could do it more often.
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Would you let go of my arm long enough
to put my coat on? Oh, sure. Let me help
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you. Thank you.
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Remember now, honey, if anything
interesting happens to you down at the
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sure and tell me because I'm interested
in anything interesting that happens to
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you. All right, honey. Sure.
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Hi, Rick. Oh, hiya, Brad. I'm glad I
caught you. What's up? Well, I just
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from my brother and he's got everything
all set for our camping trip.
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How's the last week in July for you?
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Oh, that sounds just great.
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Great. Now, he's got the guide and the
pack train all set, and he says the
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streams are so full of trout that they
jump in your pocket. Oh, boy.
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Oh, boy.
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All right, and tell him okay, huh?
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Oh, sure. Oh, we wouldn't miss it for
the world.
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Honey, uh... Oh, that baby, honey. I'll
be right back.
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Uh, that camping trip is going to be
just wonderful, Fred. What camping trip?
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Now, come on, Fred, I'll... No, no, no.
If Lucy's gone, Ethel will want to go.
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And I could be miserable at home.
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Look, Fred, I'll talk her out of it.
It's just that she's in a funny kind of
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mood. She wants to do everything that I
do. I don't know what's the matter with
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her. Yeah, Ethel told me about that.
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Well, tell me, will you? What's cooking?
Well, Lucy has been trying to prove to
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the gals in the bridge club that you two
are not bored with each other, like
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other couples who've been married as
long as you have.
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Oh. That's it, huh?
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Well, that explains the whole deal.
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She's been sticking to me every minute.
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It's like having a piece of gum stuck to
your shoe, you know?
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Well, you better try and scrape her off
before it's time to go on the camping
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trip.
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Don't worry, Fred. I'll talk her out of
it. I'll think of something. Well, I
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hope so.
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Well, let's see. There must be some way
to do this.
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Hey.
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Suppose I take her...
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On a preview camping trip.
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I don't quite get you.
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Well, I could play up all the
discomforts of camping, make her work
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off, you know, really rough it.
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By the time I'm through, she won't want
to go on another camping trip again. You
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really got something there.
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Oh, gee, fellas, that camping just
sounds wonderful, that camping trip.
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all the cooking for it. Yeah.
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Listen, honey, just to get you an idea
of what it's going to be like next
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summer. I thought that maybe you and I
should go on a camping trip next weekend
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as a rehearsal.
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Just the two of us, Ricky? Yeah, and
Ethel and I can take care of the baby.
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say.
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He's taken you on this little trip. I
certainly do.
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Because we do everything together and
because he can't stand being away from
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Oh, no.
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What do you mean, oh, no?
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He doesn't want you to go this summer,
so he's going to take you on this little
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trip now and make things so tough for
you that you'll never want to go camping
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again as long as you live.
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I don't believe that. I can't help it. I
heard him talking when he came down to
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borrow Fred's sleeping bag.
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He says he's sick and tired of you and
him being the Bobsy twins.
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The Bobsy... Well, that big... How do
you like that?
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Lucy, when you tell Ricky that you're
not going with him, don't mention that
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I... What do you mean I'm not going?
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Well, are you? I certainly am. I'm going
to beat him at his own little game.
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What do you mean?
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Well, of course I'll need the help of a
very loyal friend.
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One who will tell friends...
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That she's visiting her mother, but who
in reality will be staying at a lodge
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nearby.
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Good fishing spot.
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Your feet will feel better when you're
standing in the water.
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Standing in the water?
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Oh, yeah. You got to walk right out into
the stream.
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How are we going to catch these fish? By
stepping on them?
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Never mind that. That's the way that you
fish for trout.
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So you got to go right out into the
stream and stand in the water there.
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And you stand there for hours and hours.
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Water is cold.
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Freezing.
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Maybe you want to call the whole thing
off. Too much for you, huh? No, no.
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too much for me. What's a little cold
water?
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Listen, Ricky, do you think this measly
little basket is big enough for all the
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fish I'm going to catch?
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Oh, well, I wouldn't worry about that if
I were you. No? No, usually the first
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time that you come out, you don't catch
anything.
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Oh. Except maybe a cold or mosquito bite
or frostbitten feet.
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Oh. Oh, come on, let's go.
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Listen, Ricky, let's not fish together.
Let's separate and see who catches the
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most. Well, don't be silly now. Come on.
No, no, not really. You know how fish
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are. No, how are they?
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Oh, they're shy.
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If there's too many people around, the
fish just won't stay. They go.
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Okay, well, we'll go downstreams away
and then we'll separate, huh? Well, I
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think I'll go upstreams away.
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Look, I've been here a hundred times and
there's no good spot up there. There's
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no fish up there.
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Oh, I don't know. Looks pretty fishy up
there to me.
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I'll meet you back here in one hour.
Okay. All right.
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One of the best trout they had at the
fish market.
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Good. Here. No, no, no. Don't give them
to me. Throw them to me.
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Throw them to you? I want to be able to
tell Ricky I caught them.
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Okay.
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Oh, they're beauty.
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How'd you get here? I trailed you like
an Indian.
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That was some walk, wasn't it?
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Not for me. I borrowed a station wagon
from the law. From the lodge. I've
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trailed you all the way from your
campsite. It's parked back down the
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Hey, that gives me an idea.
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What?
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Go back in the car and wait for me.
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What are you going to do? I'll tell you
later. Just go in the car and wait for
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me on the road.
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Don't let anybody see you.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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I blame you for quitting.
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The fish are really not biting today.
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Oh, haven't you caught any yet?
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And how many did you cut?
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Well, I didn't have very much luck.
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That's what I thought.
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Only these.
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You caught some of those?
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Yes, sir. I certainly did.
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What do you use for bait?
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Bait?
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on the hook?
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No, no. I just threw the hook in and
then when all the fish jumped on, I just
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pulled them out.
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Well,
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we better get back to camp.
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How do you feel? Tired, huh?
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Well, yeah. Those fish put up quite a
fight.
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Well, I'm sorry, but we're going to have
to keep a pretty good, crisp pace back
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to camp. We'll never make it back there
by night. Oh, don't worry. I'll keep up
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with you.
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Yeah, well, I hope you're able to.
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I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll race
you back to camp.
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Race me back to camp? Yeah.
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You've been standing out in the heat too
long.
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Well, nevertheless, I'll race you. And
I'll bet you $5 that I'll beat you back.
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Are you game?
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Okay, I'll just take you up on that. And
because you're a woman, I'll give you a
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head start.
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Well, because I'm a woman, I'll take it.
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What time is it?
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Eight o 'clock.
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Three hours.
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What do you think's keeping Ricky?
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Give him time. He didn't have me waiting
in a station wagon to bring him back
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like you did.
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Here he comes. Hurry up. Be sure to meet
me right here in the morning. Okay.
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Don't forget. Keep out of sight.
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WHAT A -
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Come on.
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horseshoe nailed up over there on that
tree.
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Where? Over there.
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Way over there? I can hardly see it.
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Don't worry. You will hit it every time.
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Well, let's hear how it's going to
sound.
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Oh, shh.
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That's fine, but remember now, I'm
depending on you. Yeah.
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How about the ducks?
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Everything's under control.
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Okay.
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Are you sure you want to go hunting?
Sure I want to go. Which gun is mine?
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one? Yeah.
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You know how to use one of these things?
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Do I know how to use one of these
things?
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You see that horseshoe over there?
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Where? Right over there.
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Way over there?
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duck than you do.
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Ducks? Yeah, you know, birds flying
over, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack,
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quack, quack, quack.
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Well, there isn't one duck within 100
miles of here.
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Oh, I don't know. These look like pretty
good duck trees to me.
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This might come as a surprise to you,
Lucy, but you find ducks on the water,
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up in the trees.
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Well, I'm sure that I...
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I want to share everything with you. You
don't.
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I Love Lucy is a Bessie Lou production.
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Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz will be back
next week at this same time.
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