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It's a rare condition this day and age
to read any good news on the newspaper
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page. The love and tradition of the
grand design, some people say, is even
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harder to find.
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Well, then there must be some magic clue
inside these gentle walls.
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It's all I see. It's a tower of dreams.
Real lovers in hell.
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We'll be right back.
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It's the bigger love of the family.
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Lord, what's seven times nine?
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Sixty -three. Thanks.
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Lord, what's eight times nine?
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Seventy -two.
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Lord, what's ninety -one?
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Hello, ladies.
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I thought we'd all do our homework
together.
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Uh -oh. Dad's paying bills. I'm out of
here.
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I wouldn't go in
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there, Grandma.
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Dad's paying bills.
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I can take my medication anytime.
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It's time to put some food in that
little belly of yours.
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Thanks, Rachel, but I just had a couple
of donuts.
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I was talking to little Richie.
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Carl, could you hold the baby for me for
a second?
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Is he dry?
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Hello. I bought a big smile for you,
Uncle Carl. Come on. Oh, there it is.
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Oh, he's crazy about me, Rachel.
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Excuse me, but are you by any chance
paying bills? Yes, why?
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Come on, Richie.
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I got this really big problem, and
you're the only one that can help me.
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I gotta have new high tops.
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Edward, the ones that you're wearing are
practically new.
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I can't wear these anymore.
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See?
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Kareem Abdul -Jabbar.
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So?
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So it's embarrassing.
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The guy's retired.
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I think I'd look great in a pair of
Michael Jordans.
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I think you'd look great in a military
academy.
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Dad, I'm serious.
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I gotta have new high tops.
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Besides, only 70 bucks.
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Edward, I would not pay $70 for a pair
of shoes if Lola Falana was in them.
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You are not getting new high tops.
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Thanks a lot.
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Freshman year shot.
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Do we have any kids you haven't told me
about?
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I guess this is not a good time to tell
you that the car needs a tune -up.
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Well, I guess I'll dump in some more of
that tulip -in -the -can stuff.
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I tried that.
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The car spit it back at me.
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Tom, we must have the money. The police
department just got a penny increase.
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When did it kick in?
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It already kicked in.
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That's funny. I didn't feel a thing.
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Why don't you ask for a raise?
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If anyone deserves one, it's you.
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You are the best elevator operator at
the Chronicle.
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Carl, I'm the only elevator operator at
the Chronicle.
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Well, what I mean to say is, everybody
likes you down there, and, well, honey,
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we sure could use the money.
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Well, you got that right.
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I'll go in and see Mr. Seeger tomorrow
after work and ask him for a raise.
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That's my girl.
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You almost finished paying bills.
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I just started.
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I'm out of here.
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Hi, Daisy.
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How'd it go at work today?
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Well, I walked into Mr. Seeger's office
and asked for a raise.
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And what happened?
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He gave me this.
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Come on, Mother Wednesday. Hi, honey.
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Come on.
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Harriet, please tell me that I'm looking
at a bonus.
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No, Carl.
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You're looking at severance pay.
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As of tomorrow, the Chronicle will have
a new set... service elevator.
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That's great, Mom.
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It'll make your job a lot easier.
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Edward, your mother was just fired.
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From her job? No, from a cannon.
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Harriet, that's terrible.
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I thought they liked you. They do.
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That's why they didn't go self -service
years ago. They didn't have the heart to
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fire me. What changed their minds?
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Well, I could be wrong, but I think it
was when I took and marched in there
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a fool and asked for a raise.
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Way to go, Carl.
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What happened?
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You people look like you're at a
funeral.
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We are.
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Mom's job just dropped dead.
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What? I was fired today, Rachel.
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Don't worry, Harriet.
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Everything is going to be fine.
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Look, if we need extra money, I'll get
some part time work.
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break our rhythm. We're a well -oiled
machine.
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Hold. Stuff.
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Feel. Huh, Rachel?
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Yes, honey?
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What are these?
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That's the other half of what we're
supposed to be stuffing.
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Unseal.
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Unstuff.
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Unfold.
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Harriet, you are going to get a job
today. I can feel it.
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That's what you said all week, but I
still don't have a job.
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Well, today is your day, honey. I just
know it.
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Nobody's hiring elevator operators.
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Well, then forget about being an
elevator operator.
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Honey, there must be a thousand jobs out
there that you'd be perfect for.
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All you have to do is find one of them.
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Now, come on. Where's that Harriet
Winslow, I can do anything smile?
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There it is. Now, see?
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Who can resist that smile?
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Thanks. I feel better already.
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And today is the date. When I walk back
through that door, I'm going to have me
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a job. Go get them, Tiger.
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Dad, I've been thinking.
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No, Edward, you're not getting those
high tops.
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How did you know that's what I was
thinking?
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Because, son, I know that you have a one
-track mind. And right now it is on
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shoes. Now, if you want those high tops,
you're going to have to use your own
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money. Use my own money?
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We'll just bury you with your feet
sticking out so people can see them.
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Harriet, back so soon?
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What's wrong?
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The car broke down at the end of the
block.
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You left the car in the middle of the
street?
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No, it left me in the middle of the
street.
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Come on, son, let's go push the car back
home.
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Don't worry, honey.
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Things aren't that bad.
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Sit down and relax.
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I already made dinner.
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Great. I'm starved.
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Everybody to the table.
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Oh, that cornbread looks good.
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I like tomato jello.
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Harriet, you know, if you don't find a
job soon, you can always help us stuff
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envelopes.
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Right.
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Carl, I'd like to say grace tonight.
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Do you mind?
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Oh, go right ahead, Mama.
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thank you for this food we have before
us.
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And we ask you to watch over us and to
give Harriet the strength she needs to
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go out every day looking for work.
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Please bless her with patience and
understanding.
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Cooking tonight, Mother Winslow?
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Well, I'm only trying to help. You know,
this entire meal only costs $4 .60.
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If there's one thing my mother knows,
it's how to feed a large family on a
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budget. Well, I lived through the
Depression.
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What's a Depression?
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Oh, it was a long time ago, honey.
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The banks had failed, people lost their
jobs, and had to live on practically
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nothing.
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Have to see about that.
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I can get another meal out of that meat.
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That's why they call it a depression to
them.
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Well, I'm depressed.
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Carl, there could be rough times ahead.
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Mother, this is only temporary.
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That's what they said about the
depression.
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And it lasted ten years.
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I'm hungry anymore.
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Me neither.
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Sit down and eat your turnips.
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I just don't know why everybody's
complaining.
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I always loved turnips.
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Maybe it was parsnips.
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Excuse me.
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Do you mind if I join you?
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Go ahead, but I'm not going to be good
company.
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Well, now I don't know about that.
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Honey, I know how frustrating it is for
you going out there every day for a job
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and coming back empty -handed.
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But you just can't give up hope, you
know?
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Call your mother's right.
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It's going to get a lot worse before it
gets better.
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Let's face it.
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All I've ever done is run an elevator.
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Oh, now, Harriet, you know that's not
true.
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You work for the police department.
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Well, that was years ago.
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And then it was only for a few months
before I got pregnant with Eddie.
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Oh, do I remember that.
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That was some wicked morning sickness.
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Yeah, but after the doctor prescribed
those pills, you were fine.
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Well, we got through that together, and
we can get through this together.
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I don't know, Carl.
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You know, I thought I'd be able to find
a job making as much as I did on the old
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one. But now I see I'm going to take
whatever I can get.
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No. Now, no.
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I don't want you doing that.
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Carl, we need money, and I'm not going
to let this family down.
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Have you heard about any jobs that you
might find exciting?
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Well, there was one.
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But they're not going to give it to me.
Well, what was it?
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Well, the other day when Mr. Seeger was
firing me, I noticed a posting for a
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security job at the Chronicle. Now,
there you go.
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Honey, you can do that?
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Harriet, you graduated from the police
academy.
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You know the Chronicle building?
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You'd be perfect.
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You know, the job requires management
experience. They don't tell me no.
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Honey, it's not what they tell you.
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It's what you tell them.
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All you have to do... It's show them who
you really are.
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And you know they're going to want you
real bad.
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You think so?
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I did.
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You're the best thing that ever happened
to me.
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God, you should have gone in the sale.
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Well, when you got a great product, it
sells itself.
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Thanks, Simon.
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Come on in.
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Hello, Mr. Feger.
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Harriet, what a surprise.
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It's nice to see you back at the
Chronicle.
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I like the new self -service elevator.
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Oh, yeah, it's a beaut, isn't it? We
should have put one in years ago.
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No, I didn't mean that the way it
sounded.
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Well, then I didn't hear it the way it
sounded.
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I'd love to sit and chat with you, dear,
but I'm right in the middle of
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interviewing people for the Assistant
Director of Security.
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Oh, I know. I'm your next interview.
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Harriet, that's a management position.
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Oh, I read the description, and I think
I can handle the job.
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Okay. Do you have a resume? Oh, yes.
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I typed it myself.
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That's nice.
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Let me see.
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Two jobs.
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The one here at the Chronicle.
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Oh, I see you worked at the police
department.
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Yes. Oh, but it was a clerical job.
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But I did graduate the police academy.
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Harriet, I like you. You know that.
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But this job isn't right for you. When
something comes along that is right,
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give you a call.
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I know how tough it is out there.
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Would you mind asking Miss Alton to send
the next applicant in?
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Mr. Seeger, I really believe I can do
that security job. Harriet, I'm trying
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be nice.
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But the fact is, this job requires
management experience.
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You'd have people working under you.
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You'd have to be a leader, an organizer,
a mediator.
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Quite frankly, this job is way out of
your league.
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Oh, really, Mr. Seeger?
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For your information, I have management
experience coming out of my ears.
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That's not on your resume.
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Yes, it is.
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Right there. See?
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It says Mrs.
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Harriet Winslow.
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I worked here full -time, and I was a
full -time mother.
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You want to talk management?
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I managed a home, a household budget,
and a family.
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And Mr. Seeger, I'm talking about a job
you can't call in sick for, you never
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get a raise or overtime, and you can't
take vacation.
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Every day I'm a leader, an organizer,
and a mediator.
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Those are my qualifications.
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You want references?
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Call Eddie, Laura, and Judy Winslow and
ask them about my work. You know the
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number.
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I went to see Mr. Seeger.
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I stared him straight in the eye.
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And I told him I could do the job, that
I deserved the job, and that he'd be a
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fool not to give me the job. And then he
gave you the job.
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No, he told me I was unqualified, so I
told him off.
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And that took five hours?
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No, it only took about a minute. But it
felt so good, I treated myself to a
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double feature.
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Well, good for you, honey.
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Oh, hi, Mom.
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Hi, baby.
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Dad, guess what?
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Your son has saved $70 from working
overtime at the market.
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Well, I'm proud of you, son.
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So I guess the next time we see you,
you'll be wearing a new pair of high
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Not really, Dad.
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Here, thought you could use this to pay
some bills.
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Harriet, we should feed this boy turnips
five times a day.
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Thank you, son.
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Congratulations. I am so happy for you.
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Now, I know you didn't get your first
paycheck for a while, so I took my
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envelope money and went out and bought
this family a celebration dinner. Honey,
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I got steak, I got potatoes, I got
salad, I got to work. Are you excited? I
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you must be. Honey, you must feel
fantastic.
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I know I do. In fact, I'm so happy I
could slap myself.
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Girls, you can put those tarts away.
Tonight, this family is eating steak.
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Your mother got a new job at the
Chronicle.
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Hey, hey, hey, hold on, hold on. Now,
Rachel, I appreciate your enthusiasm,
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I didn't get the job.
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You didn't? No.
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Well, back to the turnips.
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I can't believe Mr. Seeger didn't give
you that job.
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Well, I did my best. It just didn't work
out.
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But how could he change his mind like
that?
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Especially after all the nice things he
said about you today.
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Wait, wait, wait, wait a minute. Hold
on.
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You talked to Mr. Seeger today?
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Yeah. He phoned about an hour ago.
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Hold it now. What did he say?
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Well, he mentioned that he was very
impressed by some speech you made and
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he hoped it took a start on Monday.
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I'll call Mr. Seeger.
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How'd the job interview go?
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We don't know, Mama. She either got the
job or she didn't.
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Those would be the choice.
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Harriet Winslow.
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Did you call my house earlier today?
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We got a little mix -up in the message.
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Uh -huh.
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Uh -huh.
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Fine.
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Thank you.
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Goodbye.
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Yes!
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I just want to say thank you.
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And to say how proud...
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These last few weeks weren't easy, but
we pitched in there. We got through it.
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Yes. Now, why don't you all pitch in and
help me with this dinner? Okay. You set
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the table. You peel the potatoes. You
get the bread.
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Honey, get me a knife. I'll get you a
knife, honey. You ain't said nothing but
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word.
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believing in me sweetheart i was just
returning the favor you believed in me
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when i was afraid to take the thousands
exam you told me i could do it i not
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only did it i ate that sucker and i was
so proud of you it only took me five
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tries
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