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Thank you, my devoted public.
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What brings you down here this time of
day?
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Hollywood call. I got the screen test.
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No.
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Hollywood called and I didn't get the
screen test? No, Hollywood didn't call
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it has nothing to do with the screen
test.
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Oh. I just happened to be downtown
shopping and I thought I'd drop by and
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you a letter that came this morning. Oh.
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It's special delivery. I thought it
might be important.
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Well, that's very sweet of you, honey,
but you could have called me over the
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phone and read it to me.
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Please, I do not approve of reading
other people's mail.
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Oh. Besides, it was all in Spanish.
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Oh, it's from Mother.
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Oh, what'd she say?
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Oh, isn't this wonderful?
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What?
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Isn't that wonderful?
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Wonderful? What'd she say?
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I forgot.
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You know, after all these years that
I've been trying to get Mother to leave
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Cuba... Yeah?
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Well, she's finally coming to visit us.
She is?
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Yeah.
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She is?
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What's the matter, honey?
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Gee, I'm kind of afraid to meet your
mother after all these years. Oh, now,
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don't be silly.
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She says she'll be here next week
sometime.
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She'll wire us to tell us the exact
time.
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Ricky? Yeah?
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Do you think she'll like me?
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Oh, honey.
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She'll love you just as much as I do.
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I hope so.
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Sure.
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Mr. Ricardo, are you ready to audition
the act?
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Yeah, we're ready any time you're ready.
Thank you. Okay.
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Who's that?
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Oh, Professor Bonanova. He's got a mind
-reading act, and we might use him at
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the club.
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Does he really read people's minds? So
he says.
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Presenting Professor Bonanova, mind
-reader extraordinaire.
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about to witness the most amazing mind
-reading feat of the century.
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And now I'd like a volunteer from the
audience, please.
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Oh, thank you, madam.
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Good!
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Now, what's the date of your birth?
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August 6th.
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August 6th what?
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August 6th period.
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Would you tell me the year, too?
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He's the mind reader. Let him tell you.
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Professor, I'm thinking of a date.
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A date.
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A date.
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The date is the 6th of August.
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Why, Rick... Oh, you told him when my
birthday was.
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No, honey, I just met him.
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Go on now, you told him.
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Let's try something else.
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Tell me something that no one else could
possibly know.
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All right. I know something that even
Ricky doesn't know.
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A nickname when I was in grade school.
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I'm thinking of a name, Professor.
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A name.
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A nickname.
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One she used when she was in grade
school.
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The name is Bird.
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Why, that's fantastic.
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Did you hear that?
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Well, honey, push your eyes back into
your head. He wasn't really reading your
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mind. But he knew all those things.
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I know.
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They do it with electronics.
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Electronics?
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I think he means electronics. Oh.
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Yeah, that's it. That's what I said.
Yes, we do the act with a shortwave
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You see?
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Here is the receiver.
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And I have the microphone here.
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Oh, for heaven's sake. Then he really
heard what I told him. Oh, of course.
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Isn't that clever?
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Well, Professor, it's a wonderful act.
We'll buy it. You can start tomorrow
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night. Fine.
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Muchas gracias, señor Ricardo. Gracias.
Adios.
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Aren't they great?
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They sure are.
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Ricky. Yeah?
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You really think your mother will like
me?
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Of course she will, honey.
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She'll love you from the top of your
pretty red head to the bottom of your
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skinny bird legs.
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Hi.
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Hi.
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Carne de puerco con chili verde.
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What are you doing?
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I'm going through this Cuban cookbook.
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You know, according to Ricky, his mother
thinks I'm the best cook and
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housekeeper in the whole wide world.
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Oh, brother.
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Why's she coming?
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I don't know. She's going to wire us
ahead of time.
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Well, when do you start the
housecleaning?
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Oh, I wasn't going to do anything
special. The apartment's all clean.
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Honey, your mother -in -law is coming.
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Stand by for dust inspection.
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Oh, Apple, you don't think Ricky's
mother's coming all the way up from Cuba
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to check on my housekeeping? Why not?
Fred's mother comes all the way from
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Indiana once a year just to look under
my rug.
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I thought she'd stay home. I'd send her
the rug and a box of dirt.
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Well, I don't think Ricky's mother's
like that. Honey, a mother -in -law is a
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mother -in -law. Don't take any chances.
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Do you know what she'll do?
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She'll open every drawer.
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She'll go through all the closets.
She'll go under the bed, over the
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all...
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Lucy! Lucy!
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Lucy, she's here! She's here!
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Who's here? Ricky's mother. I just saw
her getting out of the cab.
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How do you know it's Ricky's mother? She
tried to pay the cab driver in pesos.
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Looks like those pictures you showed me.
Well, here. Help me put this stuff back
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in the closet. Oh, you must be playing.
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This is the way it always is.
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They tell you they'll let you know when
they're coming. They never do.
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You find out. I've had a lot of fun.
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Aren't you glad I stayed up? We didn't
expect it for a week. Oh, it always be
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like this.
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Oh, my gosh.
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Here, take this.
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Lucita? Yes?
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Oh, Mother Ricardo, we didn't expect you
so soon. We didn't get a wire saying
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you were arriving or anything.
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I'm sorry.
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I was just cleaning up the house, and
I'm a mess, and the place is a mess.
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Oh, I wanted everything to be so nice
when you got here.
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What?
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sleeping.
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He's sleeping, sleeping.
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Ay, que lastima.
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Oh, do you want to see him?
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think he's pretty nice. Thank you very
much.
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Have you any idea when you expect it?
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No, well, no, no message. Thank you.
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Excuse me, I'll fix my dinner.
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Dinner? Fix dinner?
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Eat dinner?
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Ah,
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comida, comida.
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Vas a hacer la comida.
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Yeah, well, all right.
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Oh, I knew that.
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¿Cuándo llegaste?
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Aterrizamos a las dos.
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Mandé un cable de La Habana, pero llegó
después que yo.
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¿El cable llegó después que tú? Sí.
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¿Cómo te gusta mi mujer? ¿Cómo te gusta
Lucy?
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Dile a Lucy que es exactamente lo que yo
me esperaba.
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¿Sí? Mother says that you're just the
way she picture you.
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You tell her she's just like I pictured
her. She looks just like you.
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Lucy dice que tú y yo nos parecemos.
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Gracias.
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Mother says, thank you.
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You are welcome.
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Lucy dice, no hay de qué.
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Y le dice que mi nieto parece un
angelito.
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She says that little Rick looks just
like an angel.
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Gracias.
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Lucy says, thank you.
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Mama dice, no hay de qué.
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I got my fingers crossed. I'm talking to
you in Spanish. I don't get your
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mother. You got your wires.
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My wires. Something crossed. I don't
know what was.
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Hey, what's burning, honey?
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My dinner.
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Your dinner? My oven.
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Oh, for heaven's sake.
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a little charcoal taste. That's good.
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Hi.
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Hi.
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What are you doing tonight?
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Nothing in particular. Why?
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Want to run away with me?
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Run away?
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What's the matter?
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Oh, Ethel, I haven't done anything right
since Ricky's mother came to visit us.
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face and I burned the dinner.
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Yes, I know. And then the next day I
took her shopping and I lost her in the
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subway.
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But someone turned her into lost and
found.
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Sure.
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She must think I'm an awful dope.
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I wouldn't be surprised if she had our
marriage, you know.
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Nothing that's happened's been your
fault.
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Now you march back in there. No, I
can't. Why not?
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coming over to see her tonight, and I
offered to press her dress for... Well?
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After the annulment, you can come and
live with us.
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I didn't mean it, honey. I was only
joking.
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Please, don't make jokes.
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You're the only English -speaking friend
I've got.
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I just wish there was some way that I
could walk into that group tonight
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Start speaking Spanish.
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Well, you could always get the party
down at the United Nations and use their
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earphones and an interpreter.
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Oh, sure.
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Oh, honey, you've got to get a hold of
yourself. I never saw you so upset. Hey!
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What? You have given me a tremendous
idea.
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Oh, honey, I'm sure the United Nations
has more important things to do.
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No!
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No, there's a new act out at the club,
and they use hidden earphones and a
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hidden microphone.
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I could borrow the earphones and
somebody could be in the kitchen telling
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what to say in Spanish.
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Don't look at me. I don't speak Spanish.
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No, no, but that professor does. I'm
going to call him and ask him if he'll
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me.
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Ricky and his mother went down to pick
up the guests. They're not back yet.
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look. Can you see that?
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No. Does it show in my ear? No, no, no.
That's all right. Can you see the wire?
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No, I don't. That's fine. Okay.
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Are you sure Mrs. Merz will let me know
if my phone call comes in? Oh, sure.
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She'll tell you as soon as she gets it.
What's so important?
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Well, it's my daughter.
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Tonight I may become an abuelo.
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What? Abuelo.
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Grandfather. And I want to know what
happens.
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Well, of course. Yes, you do.
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Congratulations. Don't worry. She'll
call you. Now, you watch through here,
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listen to what they say, and tell me
what to say in Spanish. Don't worry. All
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right, go slowly. Go slowly. Want to try
it once?
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Yeah.
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Okay, say something.
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Muy bien.
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Gracias. Muy bien.
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Gracias. Hey, that's perfect.
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Here they come. Shut down.
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Well,
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I was out taking a Spanish lesson.
Spanish lesson?
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I want to be able to talk to your mother
and her friends.
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Well, honey, that's awfully sweet, but I
don't think you can learn in one
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lesson. Well, I don't know.
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fast, you know.
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Well, I want you to meet our friends.
Quiero que conozcan a mi señora.
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El señor y la señora Hoyos. Mi señora
Lucy.
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Mucho gusto saludarla, señora Ricardo.
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Say, mucho gusto.
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Mucho gusto.
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Mucho gusto, señora. Mucho gusto.
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Hey, you did learn something.
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You did learn something.
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Yo, hijo.
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Yeah.
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Funny.
254
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I think that's wonderful.
255
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Yo sé una que...
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She says that it's amazing how soon you
learn. Say gracias.
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Gracias.
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You mean to tell me that you understood
everything that mother said? Si.
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He says it must be wonderful to meet
your mother -in -law.
260
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He also wants to know how long you've
been married.
261
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Nod your head so I will know. Ten years?
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Twelve?
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Thirteen years?
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Trece años.
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Trece años.
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It's a boy.
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It's a boy.
268
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Now, tú sabes perfectamente bien que tú
no hablas una palabra de español.
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¿Con qué cuento te traes tú?
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Buenas noches, amigos.
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Sleepy Martha, mamacita.
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Si, gracias, Lucita.
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Laito.
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Lucy, I like a cigarette.
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All right, dear.
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You come right in here.
277
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Look, I don't get this. You don't speak
Spanish. Well, the professor was here,
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but he had to go away.
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Oh. She was only doing this so your
mother would like her better.
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Adios.
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What are you trying to do?
282
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Well, I... ¿Qué está sucediendo, Ricky?
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Mamá, Lucy estaba conectada aquí con
este micrófono y el profesor Buenanova
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estaba traduciendo todo para ella poder
hablar con ustedes allá.
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Qué graciosa es tu mujer.
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Imagínate, meterse en tanto lío nomás
para divertirme a mí.
287
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Well, now I've heard everything.
288
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What? She thinks that you're just
wonderful to go through all this trouble
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to please her.
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Mama Seeker!
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I Love Lucy is a Desilu production.
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Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz will be back
next week at this same time.
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