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Well, we're moving on up. We're moving
on up.
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Like I'm doing, George?
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Just get up. I don't want my wife doing
that.
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There's a mess.
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Do you expect me to just let it sit
here? Why not? Florence would have.
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In case you hadn't noticed, Florence
doesn't work here anymore.
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Florence never worked here.
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Look, Wiz, you shouldn't be doing that
kind of work. I mean it.
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Oh, you missed a spot right over there.
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Besides, it ain't good for a woman your
age.
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That way, if you bend over, you might
not be able to stand up again.
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What happens if your knees lock?
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They are not going to lock. But with any
luck, your jaw will.
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This ain't no laughing matter. We need a
new maid.
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No, we don't. And besides, nobody could
take Florence's place.
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A trained seal could take Florence's
place.
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George, there's only the two of us here
now.
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Besides, maids are...
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Good. We're rich.
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And rich people have an obligation to
spend money.
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Poor people are too busy working to do
it.
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George. Look, Weezy, I want to hear
another word. I'm going to call a maid's
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union now.
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George. Weezy, I don't want to hear it.
Mine's made up. George. What?
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My knees are locked.
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I was... Oh, never mind.
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Is there something I can do for you,
Miss... Cepeda. Carmen Cepeda.
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Hi, I'm Louise Jefferson.
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Sit down.
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Now, tell me, why are you here?
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Well, your science said help center.
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do you want?
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What kind of help do you got?
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Well, that depends on what your problem
is.
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Yesterday, in a dark alley, I was
robbed.
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Oh, I'm so sorry.
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Was it you?
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Oh, no, no.
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But I'm sorry anyway.
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weeks ago, I left Puerto Rico with all
the money I had in the world.
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$97.
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You moved to New York with $97?
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I know, that's a lot.
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He's probably bought himself a tank full
of gas.
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Carmen,
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it sounds like you need money.
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Do you have a job?
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No, but I've been looking.
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Every employment agency tells me the
same thing. We ain't got nothing. We
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got nothing.
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I'm sick and tired of hearing it. I know
what you mean.
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ain't got nothing.
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I mean, you know what I mean.
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Yeah, I know what you mean.
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Well,
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that's one way of looking at it.
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Uh, look, Carmen, exactly what is it you
want to do?
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I want to be Streisand.
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I beg your pardon.
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Streisand, you know.
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People.
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People who need people.
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Streisand. Oh, I'm sorry, Carmen. But
I'm afraid that job has already been
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taken.
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Just my luck. I'm always a day short and
a dollar early.
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Well, you don't expect to be a star
overnight.
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I don't. I...
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It takes a lot of hard work. But I'm a
hard worker.
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Mrs. Jefferson, don't you know anybody
who needs anybody who'll do anything?
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Carmen, I'd really like to help.
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I'd like you to, too.
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Tell you what.
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I'll make some calls, see what I can do.
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And why don't you check back in three or
four days?
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Three?
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Oh, well, these things take time. He
should not take time. A man falls off a
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ship and he has to hide. You don't say
that.
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Check back in three or four days.
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Carmen, you are not drowning.
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I might as well before all the help I'm
getting around here.
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I'm sorry.
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Carmen, here.
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How are your knees?
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Oh, so now you want me to get down on my
knees and pay?
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Some help center.
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And by the way, you are not in the
center. This building is on the corner.
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Wait.
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Oh, you don't understand.
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I was wondering if you'd be interested
in a maid's job.
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Yeah, I was already... down for a maid
job.
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I asked Mr. Irving Braddock.
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He owns a steel company, but he wouldn't
hire me.
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Why not?
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He said I had no experience.
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He said no person in their right mind
would want someone like me to be their
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maid. Why'd you ask?
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I was going to ask you to be our maid.
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Oh, good move.
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I mean it, Carmen.
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My husband and I were just talking this
morning about hiring a new maid.
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Oh, me? Mrs. Jefferson, this would be
perfect. I don't believe it. Thank you,
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thank you. You're beautiful. Oh, thank
you. You're wonderful.
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Oh, it's nothing. And your husband, he's
a saint.
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Well... These are very impressive
credentials you got here, Miss
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Prudhomme.
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That's Prudhomme.
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Oh, Prudhomme. Sorry.
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Please sit down. I prefer to stand in
your presence, sir.
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Oh, nice touch. I like that.
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Okay, let's see. It says here you worked
15 years for Winthrop Sinclair.
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Where have I heard that name?
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Jets, sir.
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Of course. He plays halfback for the
Jets, right?
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No, sir. He builds jets.
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Right. Just testing you.
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Very good, sir.
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So why aren't you still working for Mr.
Sinclair?
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One evening, he asked me into the
library where he forced his attentions
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On you?
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Indeed, sir.
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Well, you ain't got to worry about that
around here.
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quarters? Oh, no, these be our quarters.
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Which wing will I occupy?
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The Florence wing. It's right off the
living room.
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And, sir, will I be cooking?
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Well, if you don't, we'll be starving.
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Very good, sir.
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I love it when you say that.
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Very good.
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Yep, you got the job.
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Congratulations, sir.
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Thank you.
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I think you'd be the perfect maid for a
man of my standing and great wealth. I'm
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a very rich man.
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And my salary, sir?
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Hey, times are tough.
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George, I've got a big surprise. And
I've got a bigger surprise.
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Meet our new maid.
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Okay, okay, no big deal. Just a little
mix -up.
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I'm sure we can solve this as adults
without hurting anyone's feelings.
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You leave.
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Now, wait a minute, George.
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This is Carmen Cepeda, and she's going
to be our new maid.
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So, I'm sorry for the mistake, but the
position has been filled.
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Are you crazy? This is Miss Prude Home.
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She's got great credentials. Look at
this.
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Well, what about Carmen?
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She's got great...
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Knees.
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All right, listen, ladies. Would you
excuse us for a minute?
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Wheezy, I'd like to talk to you in the
kitchen, please.
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We'll talk this thing over
intelligently, weigh out the pros and
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Carmen will leave.
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Now, George, listen to me. No, you
listen to me. Look, Wheezy, I'm
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and I don't like to make a fuss, and I'm
a broad -minded kind of guy, but the
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enchiladas gotta go.
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Her name is Carmen, and she's staying.
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Prune face!
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That's prude
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home.
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Prude home.
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Well, I want Carmen. Prude home.
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Carmen, Carmen, Carmen!
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Lovely people.
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Well, I suppose somebody has to be.
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Well, ladies, it's all settled? Yes.
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Carmen, you are going to be my new maid.
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And Fruit Home, you're going to be my
new maid.
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Sir. Oh, thank you.
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Your breakfast, sir.
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Mmm, boy, that smells like weeds. That
smells good.
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Prudhomme, this is great. Fantastic.
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What is it?
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Eggs benedict, sir.
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Oh, of course, of course. I just wanted
Weezy to know.
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And, of course, this gunk on top is,
uh... Hollandaise sauce.
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Good. Good. I hate it with ketchup.
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Oops.
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Glass whiz.
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Thank you, Trudeau.
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Is that what you're going to eat?
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Oh, that's my maids bell.
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Carmen!
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That's your maids bell.
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with a craving for dry cereal.
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No, not just any...
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Look how beautiful she sat at my table.
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I feel like I'm eating in Buckingham
Palace.
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So how's everything over there at Mac's
Truck Stop?
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Rudolph!
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Get the coffee out of here!
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Oh, that voice cuts through me like a
bug.
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saw.
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I like Mr. Jefferson.
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He has a lot of spirit.
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He's a small, loud pimple of a man.
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The
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pimple
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calls.
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Fresh, George.
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Would you like some?
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Nope.
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Mind if I try your eggs?
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Not a chance.
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Mrs. Jefferson, you have such a lovely
apartment.
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And this table, it's beautiful.
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Oh, thank you. I picked it up myself.
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Prudhomme likes it too, don't you,
Prudhomme?
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More eggs, sir?
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Prudhomme, I'm interested.
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What's your opinion?
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Well, I think this table goes very well
with... with, uh...
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more eggs, sir.
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Excuse me, sir.
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I really know how to pick them done a
wheeze.
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So, Carmen, what are you preparing for
Mrs. Jefferson's dinner tonight? Gum?
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Thank you, Carmen.
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Hello?
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Jefferson?
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Who do you like to talk to?
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Sorry.
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Who was that?
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I don't know. It was for Mr. Jefferson.
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I only answered the phone for Mrs.
Jefferson.
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Look, Mr. Walters, I gave you my price.
It's the lowest in the city.
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Okay, if you don't believe me, take your
business somewhere else.
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What? Oh, that's better.
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Okay, good, we got a deal.
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See you later.
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Mr.
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Jefferson, that was wonderful.
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You had him under a barrel.
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You had the lowest price in town.
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Are you kidding? It's the same price all
over town.
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You lied?
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No, I was bluffing.
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It's the American way.
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George, don't tell us those things.
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Why not? Weasley bluffing ain't nothing
but showing that you're smarter than the
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other guy.
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You see, Carmen, in business, you...
What am I talking to you for? You ain't
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maid.
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Mr. Jefferson.
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Fruit home.
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I've buffed your shoes, sir, and I took
the liberty of replacing your odor
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eaters.
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Thank you, fruit home. That was very
thoughtful.
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No. It was very necessary.
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What was the trouble, Weasley?
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It's not me causing trouble. It's having
two maids. That's the trouble.
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I know. That's why one maid got to go.
And it's obvious which maid is going to
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stay.
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Prude home, how long have you been a
maid?
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Oh, going on 30 years, sir. Oh, really?
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Carmen?
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Going on two hours.
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Prude Home changed the odor eaters in my
shoes.
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Did Carmen change your odor eaters?
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I don't need odor eaters.
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Cheap shot, Louise.
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If the shoe fits, George.
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Look, I'm the man in this house, and I
say what goes, and I'm saying she goes.
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Yeah, well, I'm the woman in this house,
and I say she stays. Look, I'm the one
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who pays the rent. I'm the one who earns
the money. I am Jefferson Cleaners.
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are you? Well, I happen to be 50 % of
Jefferson cleaners. Yeah, the 50 % that
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don't work. And speaking of things that
don't work, let's talk about your brain.
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Oh, now you're the first one. No, no,
no, no, no, no, no. Wait, please. This
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no good.
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You are both beating a dead bush.
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You have been very nice to me, but now
I'm causing you trouble, so I quit.
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Carmen, no. Weasley, she made up her
mind.
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Miss Prudhomme, the job is yours.
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Well, after all, the best made one.
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What's going to happen to you?
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Don't worry about me. I'll find another
job.
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Can I use your phone?
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Yeah, as long as you don't call out of
the country.
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Who are you going to call?
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Mr. Irving Braddock. Maybe he'll hire me
now. I have... to our experience.
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Irving Braddock, the steel magnet.
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That's the one.
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Are you happy now?
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Mr.
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Braddock, this is Carmen Cepeda.
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I was wondering if your maid job was
still open.
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It is?
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He's desperate.
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Well, I have a little experience now.
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You will?
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Let me do you a favor. Why don't I take
the Braddock's job?
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You'd be in way over your head.
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Besides, it's so much cozier here
with... them.
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Mr. Braddock, there is a lady here who'd
also like to be your maid.
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Her name is Miss Crudholm.
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He knows you.
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Of course.
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Can you use her instead of me?
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You can?
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Thank you. Goodbye.
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You got the job.
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Wonderful.
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I'll send for my things.
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What could be better than working for
me?
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Bubonic plague.
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Then why do you want to leave?
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Why?
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Because, sir, you are a small, loud
pimple of a man.
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I wish you was a man.
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So you could beat me up?
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No, because you'd be better looking.
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What a bore.
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A bore? I'll handle this.
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Nobody insults my husband and gets away
with it except me.
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Now, do you wish to leave by the
elevator or over the balcony?
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stuffy, two -faced snob.
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Well, I never.
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Believe me, dearie, it shows.
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Wheezy, you were great.
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Terrific.
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You know, the only thing that bothers me
now is that prune face is going to be
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getting a job that has great pay and
great hours.
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No she won't.
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What do you mean?
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There is no job. I made it up.
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You mean you lied?
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