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Good evening.
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I've been replacing a loose board in the
steps.
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Someone could have had a nasty fall, and
we certainly don't want anyone to get
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hurt.
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This, of course, needs no explanation.
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This one passenger model now seems
quaint, but prior to the introduction of
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more efficient methods, this was the
best way our ancestors had to cope with
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population explosion.
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Notice the raised platform.
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This was placed in the center of a
courtyard or other public place, and men
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could crowd around with their ladies to
watch criminals being put to death.
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Of course, we do the same thing today,
but we call it a drive -in movie.
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And now for a modern institution, which
instead of driving audiences in,
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drives them out.
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After which, our story.
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Oh, I must be getting deaf.
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I didn't hear anybody drive up.
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Nobody did.
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Don't. Don't do it.
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Put it all in there. Fill the cycle up
with the door.
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There isn't very much. I'll count it
later.
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car keys.
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I haven't got any car keys. I saw a
truck out there.
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But you didn't look good.
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I tore the motor out. I'm overhauling
it.
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Turn out your pocket.
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Now listen.
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You're running out of time.
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You see?
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No car keys.
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I suppose you were checking out for the
night, huh?
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That's right.
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Well, you stay open a while longer.
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Somebody with a big, fast car might
drive up.
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Get down on the floor, flat on your
face.
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Put your hands behind your back.
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Outside. Hurry it up.
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Move. If I can use this car, you drive.
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Hold it.
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This is far enough. A little bit.
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Get out.
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I can't believe that you'd kill me, too.
Yeah, you too.
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But I won't say anything.
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I can't take that chance.
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I was listening to the radio.
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Descriptions of the men who escaped.
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It said that one was shot in the arm.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Ray Barney. That's me.
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You could kill me just like that? Just
like that. Just like him back there.
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makes you think you're any different
because you're a woman?
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Well, it doesn't make any difference
now. Out. Get out. Please listen to me.
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You're wounded and then you must be
tired too tired to drive You want to get
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away, and I want to live isn't that how
it is so let me drive for you. Just let
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me drive It's no good maybe you're not
thinking straight What have you got to
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lose you've got a gun? I can't talk or
do anything while I'm with you if you
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stopped If you stopped it might look
less suspicious if I were with you It
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It might.
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Till you opened up your mouth. But I
won't do that. I won't do anything like
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that. I just want to live.
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I'll do anything.
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I'll do anything you say.
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Anything you want.
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Start doing it.
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There's three spots up ahead where the
money road blocks up.
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Can you say something?
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I said my name is Lisa.
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The U .S. 16 is just ahead.
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Make a right on 16.
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But that's a bad road.
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There's probably a roadblock up at the
intersection of 3 and US 44. Now, we can
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skip that if you make a right on 16.
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But I just came through there. There
isn't any roadblock.
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If you could just trust me a little,
maybe you could rest.
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Later, I'll rest.
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Why should I lie to you?
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There was a roadblock that just killed
me, wouldn't you?
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You know I would.
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And you don't want to die now, I know.
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Later, maybe, but not now.
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Everybody wants to live.
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You take that guy back at the gas
station.
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He wanted to live, too.
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It lights up the head.
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That's just too bad for you, Lisa.
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But it can't be a roadblock. I just came
through there. You want to live so
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much? Just keep going.
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Cut it straight and fast and don't stop.
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You see?
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All right.
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So you made your point.
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Take the next turn off.
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You don't want to leave the highway.
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Take the next turn off. But that's a
rough road.
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I want a rough road. It'll help keep me
awake.
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These smooth highways would put an owl
to sleep.
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If you have to stay awake, there's some
tablets in the glove compartment.
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Go ahead. They'll keep you awake.
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It might be stay -awake pills, and it
might not.
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They could be sleeping tablets.
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Maybe even cyanide.
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Oh, for heaven's sake, give me some of
those pills.
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Not that I need them.
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So you could be used to it.
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Taking so many that a few more wouldn't
bother you.
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I'd give up.
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That's good. But keep talking. It helps
keep me awake.
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When's the turn up?
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Left front tire.
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The man at the garage told me last week
it should be changed.
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Well, you gotta change it now.
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You got tools?
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Of course. Well, then change it.
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You think I can't? I'd make book on it.
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I have to get in the trunk.
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Take a closer look
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Quite
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a cookie it looked like rook see if the
showboats got any friends
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You need assistance from the dragons,
baby?
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I can manage just fine, thank you.
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Hey, Rook.
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She can manage just fine, thank you.
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She don't want any help from the dragons
tonight.
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Nobody else to help her, Rook.
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Queen Guinevere is all alone.
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With nobody but us dragons.
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Hey, doll.
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How come you don't want us dragons to
help you?
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Let it rock.
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She's gonna spoil those pretty white
hands.
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Yeah, cook.
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She'll get calluses.
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Come on, doll.
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It ain't bright.
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It ain't polite to let a lady do dirty
work.
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Keep away from me.
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You hurt me, doll.
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You gotta learn better.
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You best go loose and dance with us.
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If you want that pretty face open with
the edge of this belt buckle.
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Say goodbye to the bulk bucket, doll.
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You're going for a real fast ride.
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Hey, Rook.
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There's a guy in the car.
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Yeah.
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Hey, doll, who's the guy?
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He ain't move, Rook.
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Maybe he's loaded.
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Hey, doll, what's your guy on?
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Chicken glass?
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Let it go, Fretzel.
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I don't use a knife or a gun, Mr. Deere.
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Just my belt.
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Sometimes my boots.
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Okay, warlord, so you got a big mouth.
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You know, sitting in that car ain't even
a gentleman.
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You're a punky.
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You're a chicken.
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You're a chicken.
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Well, Lord, I'm going to give you a slow
ten count to get these two creeps and
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go back to your butterfly collection.
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Or you're going to end up with a
ventilated head.
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This is it, Mr. Baird.
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You need a close shave, maybe.
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Gather up this punk and shag out of here
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I just couldn't afford to lose a driver,
that was all.
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Well, you didn't ask for help.
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Well, I thought you didn't want to be
recognized.
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And you could have gotten away.
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Could have gone through the brush or
something.
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You said you only wanted to live.
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Maybe it's more than that. I don't know.
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Maybe we have something in common.
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You don't want to go back there?
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I don't want to go back either.
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I think maybe you're right.
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They might have recognized me and they
could blow the whistle on me.
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We gotta get out of here.
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I can't tell what road you're on from
this minute.
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Please, Ray, let's stop at a motel.
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Nobody will see you. A few hours rest.
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I'll get us something to drink.
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There's a first aid kit in the car. I
keep one for emergencies.
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I can bandage your arm.
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I'll fix everything.
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I'll fix everything.
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And sleep.
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Sleep as long as you want.
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Sleep.
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It'll be all right, Ray.
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You can rest.
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Get a good long sleep.
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Where are we?
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It's all right. Don't worry.
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How long have we been here?
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Not long.
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Well, it could have been long enough.
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You're still here.
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I waited till you woke up to see if you
wanted to rent a cabin for a while.
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A cabin.
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I can check in for both of us. No one
will see you.
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I'll be overdone if I don't ease up.
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I can't stay awake anyhow.
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So why not be comfortable?
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Why not?
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Go ahead.
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Check in, of course.
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his place to retire, and I haven't had a
night's sleep or a weekend off since
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the war ended, and that's a fact.
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For five dollars, I have a very nice
single.
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Cabin five.
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I need a double, please.
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You ain't alone, honey?
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No. I thought you were. I didn't see
him. My husband, he isn't feeling well.
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Oh, I understand, honey.
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Cabin six, two doors down, and that'll
be seven dollars.
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I'll help you with your luggage.
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Oh, no, no. You see, we don't have any
luggage. We had to leave in such a
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You don't have to explain, honey.
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Whoever wrote that, you know, the world
being full of a number of things and
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all. Well, they should have run a motel.
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It's all right.
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They don't ask questions in a place like
this.
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They can ask some questions.
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About what, Ray?
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About you.
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Later.
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Right now, I'm going to fix that arm of
yours, and then you're going to get him.
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Good long rest.
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I'll do that.
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Sorry.
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I know it must hurt so much.
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I'm getting used to it.
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You know, I'm really a very good nurse.
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I don't understand you.
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Well, when I was 16, I got married.
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It wasn't a very good marriage.
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I had a rough time of it.
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It was years before I got over it.
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And then I met Fred.
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It was a wonderful thing with Fred.
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I won't try to explain.
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How wonderful it was.
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We were so happy.
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Maybe you never knew about that kind of
happiness.
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Well, I'll never know it again either.
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That boy you killed back at the filling
station was waiting for me to pick him
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up.
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That was Fred.
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That was my Fred.
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I never thought of it.
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I never thought of it.
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You could have gotten away and gone to
the cops.
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Do you think I wanted them to do it?
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That should teach you men never to
accept a ride with a pretty girl.
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And judging from this instance, it did
Lisa no good either. The law is not kind
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to those who mete out their own justice.
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Now it is time for you to view a brief
institutional announcement.
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As for me, I shall be hanging around at
its conclusion.
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Thank you for bearing with me all this
time.
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Next week, we shall return with another
story and three well -chosen words from
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our sponsor.
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Until then, good night.
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