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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
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Do you find it tiresome waiting for
cement to dry before dropping it in the
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river? If so, you'll be interested in
our new prefabricated body disposal
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units.
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At first glance, this might appear to be
a concrete telephone booth.
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It is far more useful.
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The body is placed in here.
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The two sides are bolted together.
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It is taken to the edge of the dock and
then all very neat and
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tidy. You ladies will love it. No more
messy mixing and pouring of concrete.
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No more complicated and expensive
equipment.
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No more telltale cement on the soles of
your shoes.
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For details, please consult your
friendly...
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Neighborhood Hood.
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Now for a 60 -second consultation with
our sponsor.
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Definitely not a hood. This man's record
is spotless. After all, boring people
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to death is not yet a criminal offense.
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Come in, Beggs.
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Have a seat.
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I see you're finally leaving, I say,
Beggs.
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Been a long time since we started this
folding.
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20 years.
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Yes, sir.
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What's the matter? You feel
uncomfortable?
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The tie feels kind of funny.
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You'll get used to it.
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You'll like it.
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I was talking to Connelly, your foreman,
about you.
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He tells me that you're the best man he
ever had.
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Says he's gonna hate to lose you.
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I guess this is one job you won't mind
losing.
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Seriously, Beggs, I think you ought to
do very well for yourself on the
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the way you've learned that trade.
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You know, a man in the construction
business can always do well for himself.
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I'm 50 years old, Warden.
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50's not old.
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Lots of men start new careers at 50.
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I see that you have a wife and family.
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Had.
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Wife wasn't much on visiting, was she?
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No.
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You planning on going back to her?
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It appears that you've saved quite a
good deal of money out of your prison
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Begg. Let me see.
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We thirded our pay system eight years
ago.
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You got $11 a month for three years, and
you went to the work camp and got $20 a
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month for the next five.
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That's a total of $1 ,596.
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Oh, and you get a $40 allowance when you
leave here, so that makes $1 ,636.
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That's quite a stake.
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You know, not very many men walk out of
prison with that kind of money.
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I saved every nickel. And you were
smart.
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You know, a man can get a good start
with $1 ,600.
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You just see that you hang on to it.
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That money's all been taken care of,
Warden.
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What do you mean?
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I'm going to give it to someone.
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Someone who said I'd never have a
nickel.
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I just want to show her.
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Good luck, Beggs.
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I hope you find what you're looking for
on the outside.
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One wristwatch, gold -plated, with the
inscription, To Harry, with love, Edith.
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It's still running.
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One pair of cufflinks, one tight clip.
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One keychain, one black onyx charm, one
wallet, four photographs,
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and one identity card.
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No other contents.
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Oh, here's a little something to fill up
that wallet.
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A nice check for $1 ,636.
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You're a rich man, Pop.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, I'm coming.
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You want all of this in cash?
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All of it in cash.
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It's an awful lot of money to be
carrying around. Don't you want to open
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account? I want it in cash.
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All right.
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How would you like it?
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Say, make it in 50s, 20s, and the rest
in small bills.
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Sorry.
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You have a payphone in here.
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Over there.
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Is the
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phone
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working?
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Sure it's working. You put in a dime?
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Guy?
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Could be a nickel.
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What'll it be?
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You look like you need a drink, pal.
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Whatever happened to Mike?
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Who?
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I'll have a double whiskey.
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What?
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You don't mean Mike Graham.
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You told him, by the way?
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Yeah.
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Six feet under.
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Maybe ten years ago.
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He's had four owners since then.
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You a friend of Mike's or something?
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Yeah, I knew him a long time ago.
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What's the matter, Bob?
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You got a cold or something?
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No.
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No, it's nothing.
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I just can't take this anymore, that's
all.
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You need practice.
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Practice makes perfect, you know.
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I don't think I want any more of it.
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Oh, come on.
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You can't fly on one wing.
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What?
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Have another drink. It'll taste better
this time.
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Oh, I don't think I want any more.
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Well, I'll tell you what. You buy one
and you try it.
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And if you don't like it, I'll finish it
for you.
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It's like a money -back guarantee.
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Only you don't get your money back.
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Okay, why not?
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Lucky.
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Well, here's to you.
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Now you see what I tell you.
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You know, you're a nice man.
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You got nice gray hair.
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You're not drinking your drink.
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Listen, couldn't we sit down at a table
and relax a little, huh?
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Oh, sure.
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Why not?
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How about that? My foot's gone asleep.
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Oh, you're cute.
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Glad you came in tonight.
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We are?
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I'm glad I came in. Let me help you.
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Come on, let's finish up our drinks.
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I got a close -up. Oh, yeah, I must have
fallen asleep. What time is it?
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It's after one. Time for you to go home.
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Where is she?
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Who?
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The girl.
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Look, buddy, when you get a move on, I
got a home like, too. Yeah.
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It must be around here. It's got to be.
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Maybe so. You must have seen it.
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Look, buddy.
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No, but my wallet. I've got to have my
wallet. That's all I've got. You've got
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to help me. I didn't see your wallet.
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Look, you're accusing me. No, no. The
girl that I... The girl I was with. The
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one that works here. No girl works here,
fella. You get the wrong idea. The kind
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of place I... Listen, please don't joke
with me. Don't fool around. You've got
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to help me.
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Look, but that... My money, that wallet.
Where's that girl?
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Mr. I'm going to... tell you once more,
I didn't see your lousy wallet. No girl
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works here.
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If you got yourself robbed by somebody,
that's your business.
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You liar!
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No,
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cut that out, Pop. I don't want to hurt
you.
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All right.
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That girl, now, my wallet, you stole my
money! You never had any money to steal.
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Now get out of here before I throw you
out.
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Listen,
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you've got to help me.
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Why don't you go home?
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Edith? I know it's kind of late.
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I'm sorry to come so late.
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They let me out today.
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Could... Could I come in, maybe?
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I'm awful thirsty. Could I have a glass
of water?
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Thanks.
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Oh, I look terrible.
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Why don't you give me some warning,
Harry?
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I'm... Sorry, Edith, I tried phoning
you, but when I heard your voice, I
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couldn't talk.
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So that was you.
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You look different, Harry.
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I didn't even know you at first.
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Yeah, I guess I look different, too.
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I had a letter from the prison a couple
of weeks ago telling me who's getting
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out.
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I tore it up.
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Do you hear what I said? I said I tore
up the letter. I'm not blaming you.
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Nothing's changed about the way I feel,
Harry.
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When you shot at that cop and that
holdup 20 years ago, I made up my mind
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us. I never wanted to see you again.
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I didn't mean to shoot him. We needed
that money.
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Yeah.
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You thought all I cared about was money.
You blamed the whole thing on me on
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account of the money, didn't you? Ain't
that right?
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It was a long time ago.
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I stopped thinking about it long ago.
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Yeah, you think I could?
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Wasn't that easy for me?
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It was just like I was in prison, too.
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Well, you could have divorced me. I told
you that when I first got sent up.
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I don't believe in divorce, and you know
that.
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I didn't come here to fight with you.
Well, what did you come for? Who sent
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you? Who invited you?
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I didn't even come to the prison to meet
you.
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Wasn't that plain enough?
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I wanted to see you.
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I don't hold grudges.
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Then stop sitting there like you're my
conscience or something.
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What I did, I had to do.
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You ain't got no right to come here and
blame it all on me.
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I'm sorry you feel that way. You don't
have to.
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Oh, yeah?
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Take a look at this place.
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Take a good look.
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Still the same crummy place.
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You know how I make my living?
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I wash people's dirty floors for them.
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Yeah, and I scrub the walls.
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I say, yes, ma 'am.
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No, ma 'am.
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You think you had any worse than me?
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I wanted to help you, Edith. I wanted to
bring you some money.
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Oh, sure.
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About eight years ago, they started
paying the prisoners. Not much, but a
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every month.
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And I made extra by working in the labor
camp.
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And I saved every nickel of it.
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They gave a script so we could buy
things. I never used mine. I just let it
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build up.
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You didn't have to do me no favors.
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I had $1 ,600 when they let me out.
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But now, now I haven't got a thing.
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What?
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It's gone, Edith.
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Just like that.
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One day out and it's gone.
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What do you mean it's gone?
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It was stolen. Don't, don't, Mike.
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place mike mike's been dead for 10 years
what are you drunk i
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wanted to make it up to you i learned
the building trade in prison and i
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hard and i saved every nickel but it
didn't do me any good
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oh what are you crying for it's me that
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ought to do the crying harry would you
stop that
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I'm sorry, will you just let me wash my
face? Go ahead.
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Here.
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Thanks.
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Your hair is so white.
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Warren said I should get it dyed.
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He said 50's not so old. He said I could
get a job easy.
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50's not old.
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I learned my job good.
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The construction foreman, he said I was
the best man that he ever had. He said
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he was sorry to see me leave.
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What did you say?
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I said, too bad, mister, too bad. I'm
quitting this job. I'm going to go look
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for another one, one that pays better,
see?
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And I can do it. Don't worry about that.
Sure you can.
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Gee, I can do well for myself if it just
hadn't been for that money.
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Money.
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Is that all we're ever going to talk
about is money? Is money so important?
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It doesn't have to be, Edith.
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Oh, Harry.
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Edith. Edith. Remember the watch you
gave me? I still got it.
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It still runs.
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The fine watch. It keeps good time.
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Getting kind of late, I guess. I'd
better be going.
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Where to?
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I don't know.
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I never thought about it.
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Well, you can stay here. I couldn't turn
you out without no place to go. I
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couldn't do that.
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You mean it?
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You can sleep on the couch.
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If you want to.
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I want to, Edith.
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I want to stay here.
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Well, I said you could, didn't I?
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I want to stay for good, not just
tonight.
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Is that okay?
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Edith!
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I must look awful.
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No, you don't.
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haven't seen each other before harry
this is our daughter angela
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honey your father's come home
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angela honey your father's come home
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the more cynical of our audience will
object to the unabashed sentimentality
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our story's conclusion but I'm sure most
of you enjoy seeing a loving family
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together once more under one roof.
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I shall return to discuss this after the
following.
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Now I must show you our economy size.
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The only difference being that the
victim must be allowed to stiffen so
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can stand erect.
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Then his feet are placed in here and the
concrete pieces bolted together.
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If you don't wish to be splashed, you
just aim the gentleman toward the end of
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the dock and... roller skates.
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We think of everything. Until next week.
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Good night.
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