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I don't understand why the previous
owners didn't take this with them when
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left the inn.
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Yeah, what could they have been
thinking?
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Laura, we have so much junk to get rid
of. I just hope it doesn't rain
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It rains every time I have a yard sale.
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Honey, it doesn't always rain. What
about the yard sale you had, uh... What
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about the time, uh... Now, by rain, are
you including hail?
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Oh, Stephanie, good. Listen, keep
Saturday open. We're going to need your
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at the yard sale.
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The yard sale?
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Joanna, women with bunions and varicose
veins buying each other's clothes?
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In a way.
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I just drove past one once and started
to hyperventilate.
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I didn't relax until I reached a mall.
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Stephanie, I promise... I promise you,
at the first sign of distress, we'll
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you to a department store.
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Won't George be back from his vacation
in time to do it? He's bred for that
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of stuff.
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George will be back, but I still need
you.
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Fine, Joanna.
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What next?
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Tie me up and drag me off to a swap
meet?
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Come on, Dick. We've got a lot more
stuff to get down.
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Honey, there could be valuable stuff in
here.
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Oh, wow.
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Shoe trees.
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This is my brother, Daryl. And this is
my other brother, Daryl.
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Hi, fellas.
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Miss Joanna, rumor has it that you're
conducting a yard sale Saturday.
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And we was wondering if we could sell
some of our unusables.
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Like... Like what?
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Well, Daryl has a whole stack of them
romance novels.
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He's just a slave to them Harlequin
people.
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admit? Just assorted odds and ends?
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Well, I don't see anything wrong with it
yet.
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Much obliged.
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Here's something valuable. A woodcut.
It's dated 1780.
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It's the Stratford.
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Yeah, that's our front porch.
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That's our weather lane and that's our
carriage house.
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You mean where our garage is?
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It's the same building. It used to be a
carriage house. Huh.
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Say. Oh.
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Oh, no.
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No, I know that look.
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That's your renovator bust look.
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Honey. No, Dick.
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Don't you remember what we went through
renovating this inn?
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The four months that we spent spattered
with paint, haggling over antiques,
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breathing toxic fumes, and leaving
plaster footprints wherever we went?
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Well, actually, I was going to say we
could hang it over the fireplace, but...
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Gee, I kind of like that renovation idea
of yours.
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General Loudon, your steed is ready.
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Thank you, Ezekiel.
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There's a farthing for your trouble.
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Tell General Washington not to be
concerned. General Loudon is on his way.
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Oh, General.
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I'm a sucker for a man in an imaginary
uniform.
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I went to Dutweiler's Antiques and
picked out some accessories for the
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House. He gave me a big discount.
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Dutweiler never gives discounts.
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He does when you buy him volume.
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George, welcome back.
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How was your trip?
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The fishing was terrific and fun.
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You know my friend Dutch, the practical
joker?
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Yeah, I'm familiar with his work.
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Well, he got us again.
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He drilled a hole...
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Bottom of the boat.
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Laugh? We thought we'd drown.
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That Dutch.
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Yeah, he's the Einstein of silly.
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Well, I better get back to tagging
things for the yard sale. Bye, George.
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What's this stuff? Oh, George, you're
going to be excited.
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Well, it'll be hard to top that hole in
the boat, but go for it.
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George, we're going to take this garage.
Now, we're going to put hand -carved
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swinging doors over there.
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We're going to put back the horse stalls
over there, and we're going to replace
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this wall with more swinging doors and
turn this place back into the 18th
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century carriage house that it was meant
to be.
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Whoa.
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I knew you'd love it.
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Dick, how can you put a door in here?
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My workbench will block the way.
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No, it won't, George, because we're
going to build a whole new work shed out
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back with a whole new workbench.
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But, Dick, right now all I have to do is
come downstairs and boom, I'm at work.
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I don't want to start commuting.
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Well, we'll see if we can't organize you
a carpool.
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Dick, all this renovating sounds like
too big a job for us.
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Well, I'm way ahead of you, George. I
added a third man, Harley Esten.
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Harley? Come on, I like him, but he's
lost more jobs than he's had.
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I know, George.
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I fired him once myself.
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I guess we all have.
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But how much guilt does it take to knock
out stuff like this? You're not going
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to take out the stucco.
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George, it doesn't belong.
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You can't rewrite history.
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I mean, Paul Revere didn't make his
midnight ride on a moped.
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And George Washington didn't throw a
scenic check across the Potomac.
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I mean, stucco just doesn't belong in an
authentic 18th century carriage house.
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Well, it's your end.
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But why stop at 200 years ago?
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Why not restore it to what it was even
earlier?
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A glacier.
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Guess what?
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I've had enough surprises for one day.
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Something bothering him?
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Oh, I told George about the plans for
the renovation. You know George. He
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changes. I never noticed that.
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Don't you remember how he stopped eating
raisin bran when they added more
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raisins? He claimed the extra scoop
threw it out of proportion.
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But he came around.
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No, he didn't. He switched to
cornflakes.
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Then he's coping.
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What did you want to tell me? Oh, things
look good for tomorrow's yard sale.
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Tomorrow? Sunny and mild. That's great.
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Okay, this is the last of it. Boy, did
you ever see a storm come up that fast?
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Yeah.
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This plate is marked 50 cents, but it's
cracked. Will you take a quarter?
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Well, okay.
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Cash or charge?
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Thank you.
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Enjoy your used, damaged goods.
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Hi, Stephanie.
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Bite that lovely tongue, Steph. I'm not
here to buy this bric -a -brac. Just
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take advantage of those who do.
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Michael, if this is some test of my
affections, I'm afraid you're going to
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disappointed.
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For a cupcake, think of the shopping
spree we can have with a proceed.
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There's a good place to set up over
there.
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Next time you see me, my pockets will be
lined with unreported income.
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Stephanie, I need you over here.
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No.
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that has known another body.
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Well, that certainly caught your eye.
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Clothing abuse always catches my eye.
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When a dress like this ends up in a wire
hanger, how can we call ourselves
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civilized?
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What is this?
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Quiddling art. It looks like a pointy
stick.
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Well, it started out to be a chair, but
Daryl kind of overworked it.
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This mood ring seems to be stuck on
grain.
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Well, of course.
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If you change color, everyone would know
what you're feeling.
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Do you really want a bunch of strangers
snooping around inside your head? I
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don't think so.
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I'll take it.
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Oh, George Harley is here. It's time to
get started on a pair of trousers. Oh, I
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can't, Dick. Joanna needs me here. I'm
very busy.
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Can I help you? How much are these
coasters?
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Joanna, how much are the coasters?
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A dollar.
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Did you hear that?
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like this all day.
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Tiffany, why don't you try the dress on?
You obviously love it. I do not love
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it. I just feel sorry for it.
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Hi, Harley. Hi, boss.
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Before we start, I just wanted to tell
you how grateful I am to you for giving
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me a job in this challenging field of
helping you out.
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Harley, why don't you bring the toolbox
over here and we'll get started.
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Am I fired?
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No, no, Harley.
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I could have sworn I latched that.
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I don't like to brag, but latching is
kind of a specialty of mine.
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Harley, why don't I show you plans I
drew up on what we're trying to
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here. We're going to be turning this
ordinary garage back into the beautiful
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carry house it was 200 years ago.
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Okay by me.
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All right.
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Why don't we start by moving the
workbench away from the wall? I'm on it.
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Kind of a low one, isn't it?
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Yeah. Maybe that's why George is always
complaining about backaches. All right.
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One, two, three, lift.
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I see what he means.
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Oh, it's folded down.
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Get me the hexagonal wrench in the
toolbox. Yeah, I'm on it.
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Hexagonal wrench.
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What do you mean, nope? I put it in
there myself this morning. Am I fired?
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No, Harley. All right, we'll use the
crescent wrench instead.
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Good idea. Crescent wrench, crescent
wrench, crescent wrench.
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Nope.
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You're kidding.
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How about a nice pair of pliers?
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Okay.
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Nope.
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That's ridiculous.
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No, Harley, you're not fired.
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If you say the tools aren't in there,
then they aren't in there.
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Thanks, boss.
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Maybe I'd better have a look.
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Well, hi, George.
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How's it going?
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Well, conversation's good and the hours
aren't bad.
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George, where's the wrench? Which one,
Dick?
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Any one.
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Should be right in that toolbox.
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Oh, we've checked out all the should
-be's. What we need now is an is.
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Sorry, I couldn't help.
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Joanna wanted me to get more tape before
she runs out.
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All right, let's move on and get to the
paneling. We'll be laying it on the saw
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horses to cut. Saw horses, huh?
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You know, when I was a kid, I used to
get on those and pretend they were real
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horses.
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What an imagination.
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Harley, hold it steady. Are you ready?
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Let's make sawdust.
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Usually when I do this, there are two
pieces.
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Think it needs a new blade?
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A blade would help.
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You ever get the feeling there's an
outside force working against you?
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Now that you mention it.
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Hi, how's it coming?
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Well, the conversation's good and the
hours aren't bad.
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I'm going to see if I can hunt up that
new saw blade.
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Yeah, it's going great. In a few days,
we should have this garage looking
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exactly like it is.
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Dick, a couple of people have asked if
you've got any more of these drill bits.
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What are you doing with these? They're
not for sale.
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Why not? They were with the other tools.
You're selling my tools?
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Like hot cake.
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Come on.
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Harley, I'll be back.
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Okay. And while the cat's away, this
mouse is going to work like a banshee.
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I'm sorry. If you buy the soap on a
rope, you have to buy the steering wheel
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cover. I can't break up the set.
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Oh.
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Well, all right.
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Your sales volume seems to have
outstripped ours.
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What do you think it is, location?
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Actually, fellas, it's more a matter of
technique.
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Watch.
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My goodness.
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Is that pre -Columbian art for $10?
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These three must not know what they
have.
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I wish my wife was here with the
checkbook.
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Honey?
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I'll take it.
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Here's $10.
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Sorry. All right, 20.
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No, ma 'am.
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You've been led down the path of
deception.
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You're welcome to that, but it ain't no
pre -Columbian nothing.
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Well, what is it?
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It's a gallstone from a bear.
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They're real hard to come by.
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Look awful nice on your what -not shelf.
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Guys, guys, guys, I set it up. You
didn't close.
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That's not good business.
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We just couldn't. What you said was
dishonest.
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Good business, dishonest.
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Tomato, tomato.
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My pliers?
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My saw blade?
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I don't believe this. A complete socket
wrench set for 15 cents? Hey, I'll take
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those. The hell you will.
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Um, I'd like to buy this.
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Must be one of the lucky few who can
handle this dial. It makes most women
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like they're retaining fluid.
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It does?
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The most insidious thing is the way it
robs you of any trace of a bus line.
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Uh, maybe I'll mull this over a little
bit.
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for five cents?
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Well, Dick, if you didn't put price tags
on these things, who did?
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Obviously, someone with no head for
business.
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I mean, it's almost as though someone
were trying to stop me from... Wait.
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Utley?
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Dick?
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George, you have a lot of explaining.
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That isn't for sale.
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Mr. Loudon, you are displaying things in
your lobby. If you sell them, it's a
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sale. If you do not sell them, it's a
museum. I hate museums.
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I don't care.
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George, someone is trying to sabotage
the renovation.
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Now, you have the means, the motive, the
opportunity, and the keys to the
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garage.
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Was it you, George?
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Maybe.
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George, we talked about this. It's
important that the garage be
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accurate. Now stop fighting.
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Whoa, look at this.
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Drill bits, saw blades. This place is a
treasure trove.
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All the tools we need.
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And cheap, too.
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Harley, go away.
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Am I fired?
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No. Oh, then it's a break.
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George?
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That's for historical accuracy, Dick. No
light, no heat.
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Welcome to the 18th century.
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What's your problem?
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What do you care?
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Just fix the place up your way, never
mind how I feel.
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I do care. I really want your blessing
on this.
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You mean if I don't give you my
blessing, you won't go through with it?
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No.
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I'll do it, but I'll feel bad.
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Thanks a lot.
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That's exactly what the Raisin Bran
people said.
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00:19:07,190 --> 00:19:09,930
George, you're going to love the new
work shed.
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I mean, for one thing, it'll have a
bench that wasn't built for a munchkin.
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My dad didn't build it for a munchkin.
He built it for a kid.
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Me. Well, that's why it's so low.
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Dick, don't you see what this means?
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That means you're going to take his
side.
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00:19:29,390 --> 00:19:30,390
Not really.
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00:19:30,630 --> 00:19:33,730
I just realized this is where George
grew up.
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This was his... Refuge.
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Refuge.
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It's full of his... Memories.
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Memories.
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More than a refuge, this was his... Real
neat place.
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George, I can handle it from here.
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The point is, Dick, that this garage is
a piece of George's history.
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You want to talk history?
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I'm not doing this just for me. I'm
doing this for America.
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I mean, one man preserving one piece of
our great American heritage.
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Besides, I really want a carriage house.
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Well, it's your end.
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Great, then it's settled.
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Maybe before you rip all this down, you
could take a picture of the notches in
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this post for me.
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I'd like to remember how tall I was when
I was six.
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He was six.
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Look. Look at these archways. I mean,
men in breeches and white wigs used to
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stand under these and say things like
yee and
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forsooth and
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breeches.
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And when I was just three... George, let
me see if I can explain this. The
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closest I'm going to come to reliving
history is...
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is by preserving a building, like this
could be.
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George, I love history.
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History is the great joy of my life.
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One of the great joys of my life.
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One of the top three joys.
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I know what you mean, Dick.
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This is where I visit my history.
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Sometimes I walk in and I can see my dad
hammering.
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Some nails dangling out of his mouth.
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He looks at me and winks.
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He says something.
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I can't understand him. He's got those
nails hanging out of his mouth.
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Well, what the heck.
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Everything changes.
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And it is your end.
348
00:22:01,710 --> 00:22:02,710
Well, I'm...
349
00:22:03,310 --> 00:22:09,810
I may own the inn, but I guess it
belongs to the people who have memories
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You're not going to change it?
351
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Not a stick.
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00:22:16,490 --> 00:22:18,870
Dick, I'm sorry you never met my dad.
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He would have liked you.
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All set, boss.
355
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I just wanted to...
356
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Take this opportunity to thank you for
the face you've shown in not firing me.
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Okay, let's start renovating.
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00:22:43,200 --> 00:22:44,200
Harley?
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Meow.
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