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One, two, three, four.
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One, two, three, four.
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Now raise your hands above your head.
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Higher, higher.
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I wish to take this opportunity to
welcome you latecomers to Alfred
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Presents.
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Someone suggested I go to a slim and
trim class, and I decided to go even
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further. and start one of my own.
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Here to encourage you beginners is an
illustration of what hard work and
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determination can do.
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One, two, three, four.
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One, two, three, four.
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This is Mr. Webster, who I'm certain is
the envy of all of you.
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When Mr. Webster first came to me, He
weighed nearly 300 pounds.
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He was sluggish and run down and was the
object of ridicule because of his
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obesity.
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Furthermore, his wife had threatened to
walk out on him.
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Now all that has changed for the better.
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He has his old energy back, he's quite
popular socially, and his wife has left
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him. He also has a pleasant job,
modelling in the anatomy department of
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our largest universities.
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And in evenings, his end man in a
minstrel show.
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And now, ladies and gentlemen, a special
low -calorie story.
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However, first, for those of you who
aren't dieting, we have this bit of
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treacle.
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fiend me now they'll be coming soon i
mustn't lose my nerve no matter what
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do or say i mustn't let them stop me
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open it
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Is that the man he brought up?
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Yeah, but he had glasses. I brought him
up about ten minutes ago.
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Go down to the desk. Get his
registration card.
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Call a security officer. Tell him to
shut the main entrance and clear this
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floor. Yes, sir.
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Desk? Give me security.
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What's the meaning of this? What are you
trying to pull?
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Leave me alone.
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You come in here at once.
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Come out and get me.
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Don't do this.
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Think what it'll mean to your family, to
your wife.
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I don't have a wife.
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Get inside.
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Get in or I'll jump right now.
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All right.
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A wife?
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No, I... I don't have a wife.
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Not anymore.
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Since last night.
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Or... Or was it two months ago that she
stopped being my wife?
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I've been wanting to tell you.
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I've been trying to get up my courage
for weeks.
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I don't want to hurt you, Carl, but I
can't go on living like this.
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So that's it.
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Who is he?
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His name's Steve.
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The man you had dinner with Wednesday
night?
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I saw you.
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You've known?
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I've been here together before.
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Will you divorce me or shall I file?
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Divorce?
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People change, Carl.
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It just happened.
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Please let me go.
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For some crazy infatuation?
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No.
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Steve and I are in love.
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Then test it.
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Stop seeing him.
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Give it six months.
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I'm sorry, Carl.
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Is he married?
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Yes.
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Usually are.
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There's nothing between them anymore.
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His wife's giving him a divorce?
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Yes.
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He wouldn't lie to me.
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No.
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Wait till he gets tired of you.
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He'll start telling you how hopeless it
all is.
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How he has to be strong for your sake
and give you up. No.
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We want to do things the right way,
Carl.
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But if we can't, we're going to run
away.
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He agreed to that?
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Yes, he did.
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There's nothing more to say.
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I'm tired and I'm going to bed.
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Karen, you'll never leave me. I belong
with Steve.
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I'll love him as long as I live.
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Yes,
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please. And call us collect if you hear
anything.
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Well, you certainly took your time,
officer.
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I had to ring in for help. It's kind of
crowded down there.
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Is this man a regular guest?
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No, I never saw him before. His name is
C .J. Adams from Trenton, New Jersey.
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I was just appointed manager here less
than a month ago, and now I get this.
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did he have to come here?
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Why didn't he pick on some hotel near
Penn Station?
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Well, let's ask him when we get him in,
huh?
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He says he has no family, but I called
the Trenton police.
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They're looking up everybody by the name
of Adams to see if they can find a
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relative or somebody who might know him.
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Well, don't count on it. The name's
probably a phony.
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He's got a new suitcase with a blank
name tag.
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No identification in the jacket.
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He's even ripped out the label.
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Do me a favor, will you? Call Bellevue
and ask them to send over a
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Hiya, fella.
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Got quite a view, huh?
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There's a better one for the top of the
Empire State.
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I like this one.
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Don't come any farther.
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You're not really going to jump, are
you?
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Yeah.
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Are things that bad?
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Aren't you scared?
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Yeah.
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Here.
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Take a drag of this.
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It'll help your nerves.
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Just so you can grab me?
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I go down with you?
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I never learned to fly.
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Here.
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Put it down.
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Sorry you have to jump.
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Nothing to you.
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No, but you're doing this on my beat.
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I got a promotion coming up.
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Sergeant.
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You go and my chances go with you.
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I can't blame you for what I do.
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You don't know my lieutenant.
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He doesn't like me.
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He'd say I pushed you.
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Means a lot to you, huh?
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Not especially.
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That does mean an awful lot to my wife,
though.
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I'm sorry.
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Well, you got your own problems.
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Who are they down there?
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Just a police emergency in a fire truck,
Mr. Adams.
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Well, get rid of them. Make them go
away.
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Well, they wouldn't listen to me.
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You sent for him?
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No, I didn't send for him. You did. I
thought you understood. I was beginning
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trust you. You can. You can trust me,
Mr. Adamek.
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I gave you a cigarette, didn't I?
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I'd fall a lot faster than that,
wouldn't I?
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Yeah.
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Well, keep him away from me, then.
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Tell him no tricks.
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One move and I go.
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Go down and tell him.
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Well, are you going or...
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Where shall I? All right, take it easy.
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I'll go.
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I'll keep him away.
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Just promise not to jump, huh?
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What do you say?
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Tell him!
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He'll come in, won't he?
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You think he's going to come in?
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No. I think he's going to jump.
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Chug! Chug!
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Chug! Chug! Chug! Chug! Chug! Chug!
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I'm not doing a pool job on this.
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Look, I'll catch him when he jumps.
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You catch him halfway down. You catch
him when he hits.
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That way we can get him. No. That way we
can catch a full spread on the
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magazine. How about it?
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Huh?
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Check the next floor and the roof.
Lieutenant, I want to talk to you. Don't
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without an order.
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Lieutenant, if that bunch scares him,
he's going to jump. You heard my
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instructions, Barrett.
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I'm not a rookie.
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You know, he was beginning to listen to
me until you came up with those sirens.
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How did you expect us to come? On
tiptoe?
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What room?
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1711. Thank you for trying.
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You were right, officer. Trenton police
can't find anybody who ever heard of the
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man.
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Lieutenant, listen to me, will you
please?
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He's in bad shape. I promise to keep you
away.
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Are you in charge of this detail,
Barrett?
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He'll talk to me, ask him.
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That doesn't bring him in.
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It hasn't made him jump.
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You'll be responsible, lieutenant.
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If anything should happen, I heard this
officer warn you. I know my
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responsibilities, and I know this
officer.
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He wants to be a sergeant so bad he can
taste it. But he wants to make it with a
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grandstand play instead of working for
it.
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You, get in here or we're going to bring
you in.
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You are?
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You are?
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Well, then do it.
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Do it or get away from me. All right,
stop that.
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Well, are you satisfied, Lieutenant?
Supposing he jumped?
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The fire crew is down there with a net.
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Yeah.
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From 17 stories, Lieutenant?
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Get upstairs and see what that squad is
doing.
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Hotels all over town.
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Why did he have to pick this one?
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Ever see one jump?
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I've seen pictures in the papers. I saw
one once in Philly about six years ago.
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That guy didn't jump, though. The priest
talked him out of it.
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They're waiting.
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Waiting for me.
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It won't be for long.
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I can't last much longer.
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It's too late to do anything else.
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Last night settled that forever.
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Steve, for good.
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His wife's giving him a divorce?
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No.
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No, you were right about her. She never
will.
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But you were wrong about Steve.
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We decided last night.
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I'm sorry, Carl.
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Sorry?
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Karen.
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No, it's all right.
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I deserved it.
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I hope it makes things easier for you.
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Karen, he won't make you happy.
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He's no good. I checked on him.
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He's what I want.
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I love him.
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He may fall, he may jump.
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How do I know how long?
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TV station.
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Want to know if they'd have time to set
up a mobile unit across the street.
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How does it look?
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Morrison says it's bad.
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Has the same spread between the windows.
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He'd be bound to spot a net above or
below before they could rig it.
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What about the roof?
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Cornish shuts out about four feet.
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They've set up a loop rope with a pulley
directly above him.
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But it's no good unless he's willing to
use it.
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Morrison could try a lasso from 1714.
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It's a bad angle, and he'd only get one
chance at it.
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It's your decision, Lieutenant.
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I was down there last night, walking and
thinking, trying to conceive a life
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without.
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How many hours was it?
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How many blocks and endless miles to
oblivion?
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Karen.
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Karen.
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Karen.
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Karen, wake up.
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Carl, dear, I came back because I had no
place else to go.
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You weren't here.
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I knew you wouldn't be.
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You were right about it, dear, so right.
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Even to the words he used about it being
hopeless and he had to be strong for my
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sake.
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He just wanted to be rid of me.
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I know now the pain I must have caused
you.
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I'll never hurt you again.
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Goodbye, Carl.
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He ain't gonna jump.
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They ain't getting no place with him.
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Look, he'll be just like the guy in
Philly, I know.
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Do you want to put your money where your
mouth is?
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For how much? I got tenths as he goes.
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You gotta bet.
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You think he'll jump?
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At this point, I can only guess.
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What's wrong with him?
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An emotional disturbance of some
duration, aggravated by a severe shock
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precipitating him into this.
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Well, you've got an opinion.
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How long has he been out there?
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About four hours now. Why?
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Well, a delay generally indicates
indecision.
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An unresolved conflict.
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A manifestation of the will to live.
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Or a desire for attention, but... But
what?
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Well, I have a feeling that the
generality doesn't apply here.
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I think he's already made up his mind.
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To jump or to come in?
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It could be either.
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Then our going after him wouldn't cause
anything he wasn't going to do anyhow.
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A scare might make him fall.
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Can't you help us any more than that?
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Look, I can't delve into his mind
without his cooperation.
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He simply refuses to talk.
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He spoke to me, Doc.
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He was almost friendly until he heard
those sirens.
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I could try it again.
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Well, it can't do any harm.
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Go ahead.
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How about another smoke, Mr. Adams?
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No, you lied to me.
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He let that lieutenant come.
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I told you how he was.
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If you ask me, I think he'd like to see
you jump.
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Just like they'd like to see it.
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You want to make him happy?
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Go ahead, jump.
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I just can't wait for the big thrill of
watching you fall.
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Yeah, that's right.
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People like them.
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Like the lieutenant.
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They think you owe it to them to die.
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Yeah, like vultures.
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Vultures!
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Lean back. Lean back.
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Come on in, Adams. Come on.
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Fool them.
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Fool them all down there.
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Fool them all.
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Come on.
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Take my hand.
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Nice and easy.
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I'm weak.
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It's easy.
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Stop looking down.
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Hug the building.
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Just hold on.
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Hey, just for a second.
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Yeah, Lieutenant.
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Hold it, Morrison.
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I think you'll listen to me now, but we
gotta move fast.
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Tell Morrison to drop it, slow and easy.
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Morrison, lower the rope.
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Yes.
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All right, now, Mr. Adams, here's what I
want you to do.
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You see that rope?
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Now, take it easy.
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When it swings in, I want you to grab
it, slip it over your head and down
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your arms.
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Okay?
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Now, go ahead, try it.
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Go ahead, try it.
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I can't.
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I can't. All right.
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Hold on.
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I'm coming out for you.
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Okay.
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I'll put you left arm through here.
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on through.
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We tighten up and we're all set.
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Thanks for coming out after me.
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Anytime.
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All right, two tugs and we'll hold you
up. No, wait.
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Do you have any idea why I chose this
hotel on your beat?
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No. But tell me when we get back inside,
huh?
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00:23:39,200 --> 00:23:40,250
No, no, here.
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My name isn't Adams.
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I had a wife until last night.
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A girl named Karen.
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Karen? She killed herself.
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Because of you, Steve.
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Unfortunately
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for
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Mr. Adams, revenge was not sweet.
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for he ultimately paid for his crime.
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While we were watching this sad saga, I
was doing some thinking.
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This program might be improved by the
use of our special spot reducer.
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I can think of three spots in
particular.
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Here is one of them, after which Mr.
Webster and I shall return.
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00:24:43,270 --> 00:24:46,270
Mr. Webster seems to have disappeared
again.
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This is one aspect of his life that is a
bit tiresome.
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00:24:50,730 --> 00:24:54,310
You see, the dogs keep carrying him off
and burying him.
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I've had to dig him up at least three
times, and now it's time for me to
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disappear, until next week, that is.
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I shall be back then with another story.
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Good night.
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