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Oh, Lucy, isn't this exciting? In a
little while, we'll land in Cuba and
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meet Ricky's family.
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Well, to tell you the truth, Ethel, I'm
scared.
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Scared? Well, weren't you when you met
Fred's family for the first time? After
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marrying Fred, nothing could scare me.
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Oh, I sure hope they like me. Honey,
they'll love you.
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What if they don't? Well, so they don't.
What are they going to do, start
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another Spanish -American war?
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Oh, honey, stop worrying. They'll love
you.
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Oh, just think.
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You'll be visiting your relatives in a
foreign land.
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Sometimes I wish I'd married a Cuban.
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That makes two of us.
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Ricky,
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what are you going to say when you meet
your grandmother?
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What is this, abuela?
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Very good, very good.
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What are you going to say, mommy?
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What, dear? What are you going to say
when you meet my mother?
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Oh. Uh, Buenos Dias, May 3.
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Buenos Dias, May 3?
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Buenos Dias, Madre.
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I don't think that's very nice, making
fun of my Spanish.
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Well, you've been making fun of my
English for 15 years.
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Well, that's different. Spanish is a
foreign language.
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Well, English is a foreign language to
me.
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Well, the way you speak it, it is to me,
too.
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I don't know why you're so worried.
After all, Ricky's mother loved you when
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visited you in New York. Well, I'm not
worried about his mother. It's all those
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other relatives. His aunts, his uncles,
his nieces, his cousins, his great
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-uncles, his great -aunts. Oh, now,
honey, a big family's nice.
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You don't know how big his family is.
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Let's see. There's Uncle Pedro and Aunt
Rosa.
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And Uncle... Rafael. Rafael.
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And Aunt Sylvia. And Aunt... Maria
Peppa. Maria Peppa.
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Uncle Jorge. That's Uncle George.
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Mandy, Manuel, and Berta.
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Guillermito Melendez. Who?
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That's another uncle, Guillermo
Melendez.
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That's another one.
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Amparo. Amparo. Eduardo.
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Eduardo, he's the judge.
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The twins.
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The twins. If you ask me... you did not
leave the island of Cuba voluntarily.
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You were squeezed off.
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Now, look, honey, I told you that the
only one that you've got to worry about
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and remember, the only one that is
really important is Uncle Alberto.
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Yeah, Uncle Alberto. He's the head of
the family. I remember that.
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That's right. He practically raised me.
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You make a good impression on him and
you're in.
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Well, I shall certainly try. You know
that.
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Well, I just want to warn you it's not
going to be easy.
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Uncle Alberto is the one that wanted me
to marry a Cuban.
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What were you saying, dear?
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Oh, I was saying that Uncle Alberto is
the one that wanted me to marry a cute,
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red -headed American.
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You were not. You were saying that Uncle
Alberto was the one who wanted you to
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marry a Cuban girl.
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I didn't say anything of the kind.
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But you were going to say it. How do you
know?
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I might not be... able to understand
what you say when you say it. But before
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you say it, I can understand what you're
going to say perfectly.
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No wonder Uncle Albert wanted me to
marry a Cuban girl.
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Oh, you admit it.
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But I didn't marry a Cuban girl. I
married you.
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Daddy, I thought you married Mommy.
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Well, you and me both, partner.
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And I'll bet that Uncle Albert will be
glad, too, when he meets you. I hope so,
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dear. Sure.
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Our clipper will be landing in Havana in
15 minutes. Oh, dear, do we have to?
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Honey?
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Yes, there.
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Honey, did we have to have this family
reunion our first night in Havana?
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Couldn't you have made it some other
night?
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And tomorrow night they've asked me to
appear at the Casino Parisien here at
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National. So what other night is there?
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I was thinking about some night next
year, maybe.
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No, honey, you'll get along just fine.
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Oh, I wish Fred and Ethel were going to
be here.
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Well, you know we invited them, but they
felt it was a family reunion. They
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didn't want to barge in.
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Well, I feel the same way. I think I'll
join Fred and Ethel. Now, Lucy, come
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back here. Daddy, when is Abuela going
to get here?
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In a few minutes, son.
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He means Grandma.
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Oh.
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Oh, I'm so nervous I can't remember my
own name.
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Thank you very much.
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Oh, they're not going to understand me.
I'm not going to be able to understand
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them. Now, look, honey. They speak a few
words of English. You speak a few words
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of Spanish. Oh, I've forgotten my
Spanish.
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Well, you took it in high school, didn't
you? Don't you remember anything?
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I remember I flunked.
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Well, look, all you have to remember is
just a few words. If I help you, maybe
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they'll come back to you. All right.
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Say hello.
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Hello.
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Oh, in Spanish. How are you going to
greet them when they get here?
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Oh, buenos dias.
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No, no, dear. It's not quite that. It's
not buenos dias. It's buenos dias.
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Oh, buenos dias. Buenos dias. Buenos
dias.
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That's it. Oh, but you can't use it now
anyway because it's night outside.
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You've got to say noches.
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Noches. Buenas noches. Buenas noches.
That's right. Good.
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How are you?
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Fine. I'm a little nervous.
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¿Cómo está usted? ¿Cómo está usted?
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Please, por favor.
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Por favor.
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Thank you, gracias.
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Gracias. Thank you very much. Muchas
gracias. Muchas gracias.
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Now, listen. Por favor, adiós. Yeah,
well, listen, honey.
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Just make sure that you muchas gracias
Uncle Alberto all over the place. He
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likes it.
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Come on, son.
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Just go right there.
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Honey!
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This is my wife, Lucy.
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They say they're very glad
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to meet you and that they like you very
much.
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And this is my son.
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This is Ricky.
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I brought you. This is my drum when I
was a little boy.
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Muchas gracias, Uncle Alberto.
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Ricardo, eh?
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He looks like a Ricardo, eh?
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Say, I got an idea.
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Would you like to play the drums with me
tomorrow night?
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Oh, boy!
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Okay, we'll practice tomorrow.
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Alberto, quiero que conozcas a mi señora
ahora, eh? Uh -huh.
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Lucy?
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This is Uncle Alberto.
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How's that?
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I was saying, you're a very pretty girl.
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And where did you get that beautiful red
hair?
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Oh, I get it every two weeks.
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I'll buy you a new one tomorrow.
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Let's have some fun.
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She was nervous, you know. She was
nervous meeting you.
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But I wasn't in love with a Cuban girl.
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You'd love Lucy when you get to know
her. You really would.
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Very well, very well.
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Oh, I'm so sorry. I was so nervous. I
made a terrible impression on your
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Why don't you tell him it's an old
American custom?
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Oh, now, what?
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Well, when you like somebody, you break
their hat.
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Now, honey, I had us talk with him and
everything's moved out. Now, you just go
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over and talk with him. Oh, do I have
to?
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Por favor, please.
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Well, what do I say?
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Well, let him do the talking. Oh, okay.
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Uncle Humberto?
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Si, si, querida.
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Would you care for some punch?
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Si, macho grasa.
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What? Si, macho grasa.
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Oiga, que modo de tratar al tío? Son
esas cosas.
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What did I say? What did you say? Well,
I already asked if I wanted some punch.
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I said, sí, macho grasa.
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Macho grasa?
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There is muchas gracias. You just called
him a big fat pig.
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Come right off. Honey, please, honey.
I'll be able to fix it for you. Sit
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darling. I'll get a towel there.
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My, my cigars! My cigars!
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He
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should
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have married a Cuban girl.
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Now, honey, it couldn't have been that
bad.
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Well, I ruined his straw hat, spilled
punch on his clothes, crushed his
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and called him a big fat... pig in
Spanish.
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Well, that's pretty bad even for you.
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After what I did last night, Cuba may
cut off America's sugar supply.
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We're going to go to rehearse.
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Hey, where'd you get that drum?
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Uncle, Uncle gave it to me.
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That's the drum I used to have when I
was a little boy. Say,
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shall we tell them the big news?
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Ricky's going to appear with me tonight.
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No.
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anything in the world.
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My whole family's coming.
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I got a big table reserved.
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Yeah, you better reserve one table for
your family and one for me.
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Oh, now, honey, what are you talking
about?
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After what happened last night, Uncle
Alberto will never want to see me again,
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much less sit at the same table with me.
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No, that's not true.
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Well, if the first time I met you, I
said awful things, spilled stuff all
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you, and acted like a first -class
nincompoop, what would you have done?
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Just what I did.
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Wait for my clothes to come back from
the cleaners and then marry you.
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Boy, he's got a memory like an elephant.
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Come on, partner. We've got to go to
rehearsal.
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Listen, after the rehearsal, I'm going
to take him over to his grandma's house
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and then I'm going to see Uncle Alberto.
So I'll see you later.
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Adios. Goodbye.
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Adios.
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Oh,
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come on now, honey. Snap out of it.
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Let's all go shopping.
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Shopping again?
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Yeah.
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Yeah, let's go shopping. There's
something I want to get. What?
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A box of cigars for Uncle Alberto. I
found out where he has his maid.
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Maybe if I get some more for him, he'll
get back in his good graces. Oh, sure
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you will, Heinz. Come on.
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Oh, look at me. Brown purse, blue shoes.
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Heavens to Betsy.
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I want to be a second. I want to get my
other purse.
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I'm going to get my other wallet. I left
my money in this one.
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This is the place, all right.
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Oh, look. They make cigars by hand.
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Isn't that interesting?
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Yeah, how about that?
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Honey, while you're buying the cigars, I
think I'll go buy some more souvenirs.
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Ethel, do you think I'm made of money?
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Oh, I just want to buy a pair of those
maracas.
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Well, then we can mambo all the way to
the poorhouse.
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Buenos días, señora.
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Buenos días.
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What can I do for you? I'd like a box of
Corona Grandi, please.
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Por favor.
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Aquí tiene sus tabacos. El mejor tabaco
de La Habana. Ah, macho... I mean,
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muchas gracias.
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Quince pesos.
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What's that?
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Fifteen dollars.
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Fifteen dollars?
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Sí, señora.
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Oh, my gosh.
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¿Qué pasó?
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I forgot to put my money in this purse.
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I have some friends right down the
street. I'll go get them and bring the
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back to you.
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No money? No, she can't. What do you
mean, what I did, for heaven's sake?
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If you hadn't grabbed a hold of my arm,
I wouldn't have dropped the box. Now you
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have to pay for this.
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Well, how can I pay for them if you
don't let me go get the money from my
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friends? You stay here.
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Your friends come back for you.
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But they're not coming back for me.
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Oh, then I call the police right now.
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What are you talking about, for heaven's
sake?
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Why should you call the commissioner?
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I need
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some
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more cigars.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Esto lo hemos hecho en un tabaco selecto
para gustos delicados de la distocancia
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cubana. ¿Qué le parece? Ah, qué bien.
¿No es una cosa muy buena?
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¡Eh! ¿Dónde está?
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¿Dónde está? ¿Qué ha pasado?
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¿Dónde está? La americana loca esa que
ha venido aquí, la turista esa, hombre.
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Sí, usted que ha venido, me ha comprado
cigarros, se ha ido sin pagarme, y
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además de eso, los ha roto y los ha
pisoteado, señor.
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No hay derecho.
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Ángelo, ¿has visto a alguien salir por
aquí?
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Maybe she went out the store.
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Don't worry.
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I am waiting for my nephew right here.
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Which one?
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Ricky, the one that married the
Americana.
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If you think that Americana turista of
yours is bad, you should meet my
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nephew's wife.
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No.
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An American ruined a whole box of his
best cigars. Sí, señor. Sí, señor
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americano. Sí.
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Una loca turista americana. Sí,
imagínese que ha venido, los ha roto, se
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pedido ir sin pagar. Sin pagar, señor.
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Disappeared right before he died. No sé
dónde se ha ido. Una loca turista
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americana. Loquísima, loquísima.
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I've got to be someplace in ten minutes.
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takes great pleasure and pride in
presenting a very special attraction.
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Some years ago, a young boy left Cuba to
go to America.
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The only thing that he took with him was
a drum full of rhythm and a heart full
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of hope.
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He's back home tonight.
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Let's give him a real great welcome,
Ricky Ricardo.
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You see un hombre afortunado
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Which means you're looking at a lucky
guy
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In Cuba, I'm a Cuban In the USA,
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I'm a Yang Wherever I am, I'm home And I
got you,
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thanks You'll never see me homesick
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From home I'm never away.
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Wherever I am, I'm home. In Cuba or the
USA.
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I've got two places to hang my hat. Two
barandas in which to snooze.
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And in two languages they welcome me.
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Good night, girls.
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You don't know how wonderful it is to be
back in Cuba.
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And you know, I left here alone, but I
didn't come back alone.
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I'd like to meet my wife, a wonderful
girl.
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And
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I'd
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like to ask another member...
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of the family to join me in the next
number.
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I'd like you to meet my son, Ricky Jr.
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Hey, Cracky.
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Cracky!
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Now, uh, even though little Ricky was
born in America,
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I want to prove to you that there's a
lot of Cuba in his heart.
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Anyone who's a mother of a boy like that
is all right with me.
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I Love Lucy, starring Lucille Ball and
Desi Arnaz, was brought to you
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ever.
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The part of Uncle Alberto was played by
George Trevino. Mother Ricardo was Mary
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Emery, and Nacho Galindo was the cigar
store owner.
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Eddie LeBaron played the nightclub
emcee, and Barbara Logan was the
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I Love Lucy is a Desilu production.
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Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz will be back
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