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I'll go get Fred and Ethel. Oh, don't
bother, honey. They'll be right over.
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Oh, all right.
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Hey, you know something?
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We haven't played bridge since we four
went to Europe.
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I know. I bet I've forgotten everything
I ever knew about bridge.
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Good. Then maybe we can win.
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Well,
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why the formality? Come on in.
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Really?
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Yeah?
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Signora Ricardo.
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Signora Ricardo, it's so good to see you
again.
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It's so good to see you again, Signora
Ricardo.
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Well, it's good to see you again, too.
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Yeah. Yeah, he sure is.
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You know, you said if ever you come to
America, you must be sure to stop and
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hello.
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Hello.
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Hello. Hello.
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Hello. When I got off the boat this
morning from Italy, I said it to myself.
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suppose the Ricardos don't remember me.
Oh, now remember you? Oh, imagine now
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remembering me. Yeah, how about that?
You.
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How could we possibly forget you? Yeah,
good old you.
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Ricky, can I see you in the kitchen for
a moment? Yes, there. Will you sit down
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and make yourself at home? Grazie.
Excuse a moment.
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Grazie. Yeah.
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Who is he?
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I don't know.
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His face is awfully familiar, but I...
Well, think now. Who do we know from
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Italy? I can't place him, honey.
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I know. Florence.
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Florence who?
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Florence, Italy.
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He's that friend of the letters that was
so nice to us.
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Oh. Yeah.
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So, you just got off the boat today,
huh?
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That's right.
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And in New York, she's a beautiful city.
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Well, not half as beautiful as Florence,
I'll bet. By the way, how are things in
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Florence? I don't know. I was never in
Florence.
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So, you just got off the boat today,
huh?
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That's right.
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And when I got off the boat in America,
I said to myself, I said, Mario?
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Mario. Mario.
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Mario?
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I said, Mario, the first thing you've
got to do is to look up your old
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the Ricardos and the Merces.
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Oh, the Merces. The Merces. Well, they
live right across the highway.
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Yeah, I'll go get them. I'll go get
them. Oh, yes. Yeah, they live right
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Look who's here.
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Mario. Yeah, Mario. Mario. Oh,
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how are you?
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Oh, what a surprise.
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Who is he?
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Don't you know?
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No, don't you?
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No, I thought you did.
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Oh, all we know is that his name is
Mario and he met us someplace in Europe.
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Well, I got a clue.
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What? He's Italian.
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Listen, let's see if we can try to find
out what city he's from. Yeah, if we
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know the city, maybe we can place his
face there. Yeah.
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Well, we certainly enjoyed our trip
through Italy.
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Rome?
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Naples?
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Genoa?
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San Remo?
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Oh, San Remo!
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Some day I would like to go there.
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So you just got off the boat today, huh?
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That's right.
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And you know something?
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You're having to change a bit. You all
look just like you look in the picture
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you gave me.
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Picture? The one you took in my gondola
on the Grand Canal.
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Gondola! Grand Canal!
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Venice! Mario!
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Mario!
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How long are you going to be in town?
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Well, just for a few months.
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Oh. I come to surprise my brother,
Dominique. Oh, that's right. You told us
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had a brother in New York. Yes. Mama, he
was not there.
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Somebody said he went to visit Sam
Francesco. I wrote it down on a piece of
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paper.
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Maybe, Mrs.
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Riccardo, maybe you can help me. Sure.
How can I find this Sam Francesco? Well,
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let's see now.
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Well, my writing, she's not so pretty,
too. No, it's all right. 44 West 3rd
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Street.
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Oh, this isn't Sam Francesco. It's San
Francisco.
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Who? Not who, what.
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San Francisco's a big city.
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Oh, big city. Well, maybe you can tell
me how I get there. Can I walk?
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Oh, not from New York, no.
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It's 3 ,000 miles away.
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Yes, you'll have to take a train or a
plane or a bus. Yeah. Well,
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I got $10. Is she an offer?
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Oh, no, I'm afraid she isn't. No, it's
about $60 by bus.
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$60, mamma mia.
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Oh, well.
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Now, Mario, don't worry. We'll all chip
in and help you. Sure, Mario, we'll give
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you the money.
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Sure, we'll be glad to, won't we, Fred?
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Yeah, glad.
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No, no, I'm sorry. My borrowing is no
way to start a vacation in America, no?
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Well, why not? That's the way Americans
always start their vacations.
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Besides... If we don't give you the
money, how are you going to get to see
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brother? Yeah.
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Well, I work. I get a job and make the
money to pay the boss. Well, all right.
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Mario, if you want to get a job, we'll
help you get a job. Sure, Mario. What
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you do?
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Well, I'm the best gondolier in all of
Venice.
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I'm afraid it's slack season for
gondoliers in New York.
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Unless you go down to Canal Street.
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I know where he can get a job. In
Ricky's nightclub.
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He can?
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Yeah. He can work as a busboy.
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He can?
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Sure, he can make $60 in a couple of
nights.
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He can?
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Well, if he won't take the job, I will.
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Look, you stay here with us, and then
you go to work tomorrow night.
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$60 for two days?
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My goodness.
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America, she's a great country.
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Good morning, honey.
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Where's Mario?
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I don't know. He was gone when I got up.
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Look, when he comes back, give him this
check for $60 and put him on the bus.
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Put him on the bus? Why?
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Is something wrong?
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Oh, no, no, no.
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You and your bright ideas.
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What happened?
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Well, first of all, he thought that the
nightclub was in a canal in Venice.
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What do you mean?
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He collected all the garbage and threw
it out the window.
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Well, now that was an honest mistake.
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That's just the beginning.
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When I stopped singing Babaloo, he
stopped to applaud.
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Well, so what? I've seen busboys applaud
before.
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While they're carrying a tray full of
dishes?
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Well, he's not the first busboy that
ever dropped a tray full of dishes.
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Wait, wait, there's more.
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There's more?
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Yeah.
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As he bent over to clean the mess that
he had made, the maitre d' was coming in
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with a cake for some newlyweds.
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Oh, no. Oh, yeah.
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went up in the air, and that bride and
groom had the world's first upside -down
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wedding cake.
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Oh, my goodness.
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What happened to Mario, then?
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The last I saw of Mario, the maitre d'
and the chef each had him by an arm, and
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they were carrying him out the back
door.
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So just, uh, give him the $60 and put
him on the bus. Well, honey, I don't
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he's ever gonna believe that he should
get all this money for just one night's
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work. Look, Lucy, he thought that
America was a great country.
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Well, just tell him that he's a little
greater than he thought he was.
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Maybe I can get another idea for a job
for Mario. I can't afford any more of
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your ideas.
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Now, make up your mind.
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It's either Arrivederci, Mario, or
goodbye, Lucy.
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Oh, hi, Mario.
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Buongiorno, signora.
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Si, senora. You're going to be on your
way to see your brother today.
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Ricky left your pay with me.
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My pay?
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Yeah, for last night at the club. I
can't take the money.
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Why not? It's your pay.
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No. Last night, I'm get fired.
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No, Mario. You didn't get a fire.
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Yes, I'm get fired.
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Mario, I think you misunderstood.
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Ricky said that you were a... Please,
senora Ricardo.
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My English is not so pretty good, but...
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In my country, when two men grab me,
push me to the door, I go, ploop!
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I'm a boy!
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Well, look, Mario, will you accept this
money as a friendly gesture from our
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country to yours?
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Grazie molto.
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Ma no.
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How are you going to get to see your
brother?
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good news, too. I got another job.
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Another job?
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Si. I was taking a walk. I pass by a
pizza restaurant.
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In the window, I see a sign that says
somebody to make a pizza. That's me.
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I go inside.
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I get the job.
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Well, that's just wonderful.
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And now I stay three more days, make
enough money to go see my brother
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in San Francisco.
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Three more days.
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And night.
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Sit down, Mario.
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Could I see you in the kitchen for a
minute?
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Ethel, how'd you like to play a new game
called hide the house guest?
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Mario.
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Yeah, he's going to be here three more
days.
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Well, you see, he got another job after
Ricky told me to get rid of him, so now
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if Ricky finds him here, he'll blow his
Cuban cork.
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Nice
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to
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be alone, huh?
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Sure is.
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Well, let's see now. Mario's been going
for two days.
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He should be halfway to San Francisco.
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He should be.
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Well, I gotta go to work. I'll see you
later, huh? All right, sweetheart.
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Bye.
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Bye, doll.
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Mr. Ricardo?
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Yes?
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Bureau of Immigration.
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Do you know a Mario Orsatti?
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Come in.
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Yes, sir. Why?
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Is he here? Here?
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No, he isn't here.
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Anything wrong?
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I understand for the past two days he's
been working at Martinelli's Pizza
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Parlor. That's right.
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Well, I was just over there and it isn't
open yet.
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No, not now. Well, you see, Mario Asari
entered this country on a visitor's
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visa. Visitors are not allowed to work.
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So if your friend has violated the law,
he may have to be deported.
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Deported? Oh, you couldn't do a thing
like that.
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Mario didn't know he was breaking the
law.
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Yes, he didn't, and I didn't either. You
see, he was just working to get a
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little money so he could go visit his
brother in San Francisco.
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And that's the truth, the whole truth,
and nothing but the truth. So help me,
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Your Honor.
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We try to be lenient in these cases.
However, Mrs. Ricardo, under no
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circumstances is our sorry to continue
working.
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Even for one more day?
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Not without a work permit, and it'll
take him at least 90 days to get one.
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I trust that you'll see he gets this
information?
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Oh, yes, sir.
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Yes, sir, I'll tell him, and thank you,
sir. That's quite all right. Goodbye.
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Goodbye.
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the kitchen for a moment, please?
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Please?
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This time, Mario go in the kitchen.
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Okay.
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What's up? We're in a terrible jam.
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A man from the Immigration Bureau just
told me that if Mario works one more
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he's going to be deported.
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Deported? Yeah, it's a law. Visitors
can't work without a permit, so we can't
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let him go back to that pizza place.
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Lucy.
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If Mario ever finds out that he broke
the law, he won't even accept the two
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salary that's coming to him. So we
mustn't let him know. Well, how are we
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to get his money?
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Well, I could go down and pick it up. If
you'll stay with little Ricky when he
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comes home from school. Oh, I will.
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Let's see now. He's got two -day salary
coming.
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Bus fare.
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I'll make up the rest out of my
allowance. That's good.
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Mario doesn't have to know anything
about it. Okay.
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All right. Uh, Mario?
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Si, senora?
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Uh, Mario? Uh, Mr. Mario? Martinelli
just called and said that you don't have
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go to work today.
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No work? How come no work?
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Well, it's a new labor law.
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You see, when you start a new job, you
work two days and then you get the third
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day off with pay.
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That's the law?
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Yeah. Now, what's the name of that new
law, Ethel?
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The Taft -Hartley visitors from Italy
who work in pizzerias get every third
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off amendment.
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My goodness.
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America, she's a great country.
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Yes, sir. Um, Mario, as long as you
don't have to go to work, why don't you
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relax? Just sit around and rest up for
your bus trip tomorrow, huh? Yeah,
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a good idea. And I'll go down and pick
up your pay. Oh, you're such a lovely
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lady.
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The table, senora?
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I'd like to see Mr.
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Martinelli, please.
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Si, senora. I'll get him.
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You want to see me?
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Mr. Martinelli? Yes? Mr.
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Martinelli, I'm Mrs. Ricardo.
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Where Mario's staying?
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Yes. Well, Mario is very sick and he
won't be able to come back and work
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anymore, so I came over to pick up his
two -day salary. Oh, no.
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What do you mean, oh, no? I made a deal
with Mario to work three days. He works
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three days on no pay.
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Well, that doesn't seem very fair.
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Look, the pizza chef is getting off in
five minutes.
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If Mario is not here to relieve him, no
pay.
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Uh, Mr.
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Martinelli.
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Uh, if I, if I could find a substitute
for Mario, will you pay the money?
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Well, it all depends.
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What are you going to get?
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Well, um, I know a pizza specialist.
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Who?
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Me.
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You? Yes.
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You know how to make pizza? Yes. Yes, I
majored in pizza in my high school
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cooking class.
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Yeah, I make all kinds.
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You see, people from Rome write me for
my pizza recipe.
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I'll give you a cap and an apron.
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Two pizzas.
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Thank you.
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It's my day off.
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Come on, Mario.
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It's our turn in the kitchen. Come on.
Our turn in the kitchen.
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Athol! Come here.
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Start back at the beginning and tell me
the whole story.
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You're not going to like it.
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Athol!
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cost Ricky a fortune.
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Bus fare, cleaning bill for the entire
wedding party down at the club, broken
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dishes, burned out pizza oven. I know
exactly what it cost. $210 .33.
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Ricky did everything but tattoo the
number on my chest.
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Hi. Well, that's that.
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Did you get him on the bus?
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Yep. He's on his way to San Francisco.
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I stayed there until the bus pulled out.
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Senor Ricardo?
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Yes? Excuse me. Come in.
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They tell me Mario is staying here.
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Well, Mario was here, but he's on his
way to California.
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California? Yes, he found out that his
brother Dominic moved to San Francisco.
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Mamma mia, but I'm his brother Dominic.
You're Dominic? I no move to San
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Francisco. I just go stay with my sick
friend, San Francesca.
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of Lucy, starring Lucille Ball and
Bessie Arnaz, has been presented for
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pleasure by Instant Sanka, the hearty
coffee you can drink as strong as you
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like. It still can't upset your nerves.
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The role of Mario was played by Jay
Novello, and Peter Bracco was his
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Dominic. Eduardo Cianelli was Mr.
Martinelli. Louis A. Nicoletti played
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waiter. The immigration man was James
Flavin, and Aldo Formica was the pizza
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chef.
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I Love Lucy is a Desilu production.
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Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz will be back
next week at this same time.
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