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Hey, back in the plant.
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Why don't you grab some coffee around
the corner?
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I could do that, or I could deliver the
summons and you could get the coffee.
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Yeah, I know this guy's pretty slippery.
Black, no sugar.
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You know him, he knows you.
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I'd be surprised.
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Probably have better luck getting him to
take it. You mess it up and I gotta dog
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him around town again?
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How can I mess it up? Either he takes it
or he doesn't. How complicated can it
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get?
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Apartment 510.
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Buddy Carson Redhair is not a rocket
scientist.
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Back in a flash. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa.
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He's a witness in a drug possession
hearing.
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Probably likes to wake up to the smell
of Jamaica in the morning. Plus, he's
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real squirming.
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One cream if it's real, none if it
isn't, half a sugar and less artificial
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other ones.
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Oh, kids, kids, come on. Someday you'll
grow up, you'll have a car. Might even
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be a classic, too. So lighten it up, you
know what I mean?
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Come here, son.
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Michael Jordan, huh?
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Listen, why don't you go get me a couple
cups of coffee, some sugar, some cream,
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you know what I mean? I'll hold your
stick for you.
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Two to three, guys. Second period. Let's
go.
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I'm busy.
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Hi, sense it.
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You got a minute?
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I don't have time for numbers.
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Oh, hey, listen, this really won't take
any time. You're Buddy Carson, right?
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Okay, you just take this, you fill it
out, and... My hands are full.
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Can you take the kids?
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Bernie. Watch for the thumb sucker.
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Buddy dumped her on me and took off down
the fire escape.
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Wait in the car. I'll be right back.
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Do you kids know this baby?
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Uh -uh.
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I got this under control.
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I
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just
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had that.
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I'd be really happy to let you have the
car.
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Just drop us off anywhere. This corner
would be fine.
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Just hang on to the baby, okay?
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It wasn't supposed to go like this. How
was it supposed to go? Right now it's
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kidnapping. It's my kid. You can't
kidnap your own kid. But a stranger can
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kidnap a stranger.
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Who are you?
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I am a private detective delivering a
summons. A detective? Yes, and right now
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I'm being held against my will.
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I'm not kidnapping you, okay? Great,
then let us off at this corner.
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Sorry, I can't. I can't do that right
now. Fine, I think we're back to
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kidnapping again.
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Okay, buddy, I'm a little confused about
a couple of things, and I wonder if you
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mind an awful lot if we were to kind of
go over a few of the gray areas.
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Sure, however I can help.
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Who's driving?
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Oh, uh... Uh, Stan.
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He's a guy named Stan.
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Friend of yours?
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No, no, not really.
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He's kind of a goof.
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Got the rug wrapped?
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Just babysitting.
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Babysitting.
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Want to go over it one more time, buddy?
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Okay, okay, okay, okay.
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All right, let's hear it.
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I boosted the baby for the guy.
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So when the chick showed up with the
summons, I had to make a run for it.
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Do you have any idea where he's headed?
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No, no, I don't know, maybe his old
lady's place?
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Man, you sure touchy today.
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Yeah, haven't had my coffee yet.
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Okay, I can take her now. No, I don't
think I can let you do that.
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She's my baby. Hand her over. Okay,
okay. How many teeth does she have?
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Teeth? None.
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Wrong. Two.
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She's got teeth?
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Let me see.
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I don't think she's yours.
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Welfare took her away from me and my
wife, Val.
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We haven't seen her for a month.
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What's her name?
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Leanne. Pretty, huh?
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Okay, I'm just going to go get my wife.
She'll back me up.
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I'm not letting this baby out of this
car until I know who you are and what
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you're doing. And don't pull any funny
stuff because I'm a private detective,
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remember?
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Okay. Just don't leave with her, okay?
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Where am I going to go?
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Where am I going to go?
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Daddy will be right back with Marlon,
okay?
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How complicated you'd get.
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Yeah, okay, all right, I know.
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I send you out with a stomach, you come
back with a baby.
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All right.
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Hey!
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What'd you give her away for? I wouldn't
ask you. You've been there on time.
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I was two minutes late. Well, you
snooze, you lose.
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You didn't just have to hand her over.
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Follow her.
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I mean it. All right, all right. Keep
your shirt on.
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Man, some people.
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When you try to help them out, what do
you get?
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Reet. Nothing but reet.
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You knock on the door.
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The man says hello. You say, here.
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He takes the summons. You say, thank
you, goodbye.
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But... It's okay, honey. Once he gets
this off of his chest, he'll calm down.
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But if he hands you a baby, you say,
well, thank you. I got a couple of my
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at home.
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Bernie, do you think maybe we could
stop? She needs a bottle and you need a
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coffee. If somebody takes my car, what
do you say to them?
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Bernie, I have got a kidnapped baby in
my lap.
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And she is hungry.
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I don't need private eye lectures. Do
you think maybe you could drive me to
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cafe? Could you do that?
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Smooth move. Way to go.
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She's crying because she's wet.
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Watch it.
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It's your original upholstery.
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You know, I can't believe you just give
her away like that to a private
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detective. Listen to Buddy.
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You've got to lay low a while. Then
things will cool off a bit.
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Things are not going to cool off.
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Things are hitting the fan, if you
haven't noticed.
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Okay, I made a couple of mistakes. Don't
freak out. We'll figure out something.
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Right. Like you figured out how to get
my baby back.
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The folks back home said, once you get
to Van, look up Buddy.
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He's our people. Knows his way around
the city.
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Right. I want my baby back, Buddy.
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And if anything happens to her, you're
going to know about it.
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Okay?
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It ain't a bowl of cherries, kid.
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Diaper Patrol, empty cafe, honey. Let me
take the bottle. Here we go.
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Pour some water, babe.
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When do we open a daycare?
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Just take care of the orders, John.
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Come on, Bernie, be realistic. We can't
just dump a tiny baby back in the
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street.
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Ankle the weeper.
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That's exactly what I'm saying.
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Thanks, honey.
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Uh, wipes?
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Wipes.
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Wipes. Sally, why don't you call welfare
services, tell them you found an
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abandoned baby?
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I don't know.
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Talcum powder.
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What? What are you going to do, wait
until he gets out of military school?
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He's a girl, Bernie.
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Talcum powder?
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Diaper? Sally, you can't keep it. It's
not a stray.
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And she's not abandoned either. The kid
was trying to get her back.
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I finally made it. How are you doing?
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Honey, rush that pork on the grill,
would you? Well, hey, I haven't seen you
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a long time. This way, man.
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I'm going to fix you one of the best
meals you've ever had.
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Come on, man. Just sit yourself right in
there and make yourself known. I'll be
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right with you.
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Baby wipes.
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You want to do this? Fine.
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That's your business. You do it. It's
all yours.
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Later, I have a summons to serve.
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Bertie?
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I want time to find the mother.
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So? Watch the baby.
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Watch the baby what?
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She can't stay here very much longer.
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Okay,
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okay, okay.
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She's running a little high. I'm going
to have to fix.
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Look, I've got to find those detectives,
okay? You don't want to do that.
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It ain't your babies.
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Listen, don't get in over your head.
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Understand?
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Those detectives, they still got the
same office, right? What is it with you?
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This ain't back home. This seems like
being chased by a couple of moundies on
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Saturday night or draping toilet paper
across Main Street.
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You know what, buddy?
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You're the hick.
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I didn't bring you to the city.
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And I didn't knock anybody up.
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Okay. Hand her over.
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Please. I don't think I can do that.
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I'm the father. Please.
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And a car thief and a kidnapper. Have I
forgotten anything?
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My wife's up on drug charges. Oh,
really? Perfect couple.
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She's innocent.
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No, she's innocent.
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Leanne.
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Give the mother a baby burn.
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Why didn't you tell me you were going to
do this?
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My guess is he makes it up as he goes
along.
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Stan, sometimes... I know you meant to
make it right, but this isn't
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the way.
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Let's hope he has his mother's brain.
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Jan, you've grown so much.
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Welfare took the baby away.
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Good.
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Look, she's got two teeth.
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I don't think you're guilty of anything
more than being a little naive.
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A little naive kidnapping, a little
naive car thieving, a little naive drug
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dealing. Case closed. Nobody's the
wiser.
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Anybody see you leave her apartment?
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Not that I noticed.
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In that case, kids, kids, thanks for
coming by. It was a real pleasure
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you right when she gets work.
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It's your box?
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Right, and you're, uh... Renita
Carswell, Department of Welfare
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Yes, uh, this is Sally Sullivan.
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May we help you?
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I'm looking for a client of mine.
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A missing person?
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I don't think so. She's in this office.
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Look, I know she's here. I followed her.
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Well, that's your problem because we're
a private investigating firm. I
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understand, but I don't know if you've
heard.
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Yes, she told you?
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There's been a kidnapping.
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Well, that's a serious crime.
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Excuse me.
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Yes. It's a very serious crime for
everyone involved.
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We understand that when the baby
disappeared, she was in your custody.
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And that's why she hired us.
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Yes, to investigate the baby's
disappearance.
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Oh, really? Uh -huh. I wonder how she
could afford you.
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We have a layaway plan.
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If you hear of anything, you'll be the
first to know.
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I'm sure you're aware that Valerie's
been charged of a crime.
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In any event, I'm sure you'd rather talk
with me than the police.
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Thanks for coming by.
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What was that bit about the police?
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She didn't report the kidnap.
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You had to...
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Thanks a lot, Mr.
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Fox. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Listen, what date
were you busted?
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March. March 5th.
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Yep.
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Same date as the case Buddy was called
in for as a witness on the summons.
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What happened?
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Uh, we were driving around with Buddy in
his car when the cops stopped us.
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Yeah, and he asked me to save it.
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The drugs they found were mine.
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Because it was a first offense, and you
wouldn't be charged.
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I guess he saw us coming.
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You bring new meaning to the term green.
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Do you kids have someplace to go?
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My parents have a farm.
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Dan has had a kind of a problem with my
dad, but I... It's okay.
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We'll work it out.
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You want to give me that?
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Hey,
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guys. Fellas, fellas.
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Got a little... I need to find a friend
of mine. Buddy Carson.
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You know this guy, Buddy Carson?
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Just lost your amateur status, my
friend. Which way is Buddy Carson?
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Over there, is he? Hey, that's for
hitting me last time.
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How about a little splash here?
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Oh, you need it there.
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Let's talk about some innocent people
going down for a certain guilty party's
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greedy inclinations.
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Hey, they were my drugs. I wasn't even
there.
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Let's talk about kidnapping, okay? You
and a jury filled with deeply devoted
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moms and dads.
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Yeah.
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You take the drug wrap. The kids get
their baby back. I want you to think
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that. Don't do it. Think about it.
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Think about it. Stop.
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Think about it.
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Here it comes.
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Think about it.
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She's so little.
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She won't understand.
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Let's get this over as quickly as
possible. How long do you keep her this
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Only until the court clears the charges.
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About a week, maybe.
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