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I love you.
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I love you.
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And you'll never?
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No, no. Never.
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But anybody?
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Nobody.
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Come between us or interfere?
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Or nothing. Nobody's ever.
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Those people.
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It's after twelve.
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I'm sorry. It's late and I'm very tired.
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It's been going on for a week.
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You know, I can't sleep. I can't function.
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Well, have you spoken to them?
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I haven't even seen them.
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For all I can tell, you
never get out of bed.
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You know, I don't know what I'm gonna do.
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You can always move in with me.
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What?
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I can't live without you anymore.
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All of the others meant nothing to me.
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Richard, Jack Kennedy, Bobby
Kennedy, George Kennedy.
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It's you I love.
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Oh, I love you too.
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And you'll never?
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No, no. Never.
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Let anyone come between us or interfere?
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Nothing. Nobody.
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Ever.
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Those people. It's after twelve.
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What? What?
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Is this a nightmare or have I gone goofy?
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What?
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I just wanted to tell you I'm going home.
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You're not going anywhere.
We have a lot of work to do.
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It's five o'clock. If
you wanted to do
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work, you shouldn't
have slept all day.
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Holy shit. Why didn't you wake me?
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You wouldn't have let
me go to the met game.
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I'm living a nightmare.
The darnedest nightmare a man ever lived.
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I can't kiss you with sound effects.
They can't do this.
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Shut up. Shut up. Shut the hell up.
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Who is it?
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It's Martin Topper in 502.
Now what the hell?
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You must be the new neighbor.
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And I'm guessing you're
not the welcome wagon.
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I'm North.
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Hi, Laura.
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I hate to complain. It's just the noise.
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Sorry. It's my roommate.
She entertains a lot.
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Bob Hope never entertained this much.
I can't stand that guy.
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Well, I'll talk to her in the morning.
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In the meantime, why don't we
just go back to lying awake all night?
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Nice meeting you.
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I'm up. You're up.
You want a cup of coffee or something?
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Are you asking me for a date?
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Sure. You can call it a date.
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Okay.
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Show me the neighborhood
you're going to love.
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You think that's bad? I was living next
door to the guy who played the organ
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at Yankee Stadium.
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He practiced day and night.
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How tough is dun dun dun dun dun
dun dun dun? Well, how hard is that?
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Exactly. That's what I hate about New York.
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You're never more than
six feet from another person.
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Or 72 feet away from a serial killer,
although serial killers are generally
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quiet and tend to keep
to themselves, right?
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So it's getting late.
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Well, I assume you didn't invite
me over here just for coffee.
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I'm sorry. Would you like a Danish?
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Well, I was thinking we should go to bed.
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Fine. Fine. We can have a Danish later.
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Howdy, neighbor.
Just rustling up some waffles.
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Oh, how sweet.
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Well.
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Listen, before we eat, I was
thinking maybe we should.
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Laura, I'd love to, but I'm only human.
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I really have to get to work.
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No, actually, I won't settle up.
The total comes to $540.
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Excuse me?
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It's $100 for the blowjob, $2 for
the straight sex, $2 to stay the night,
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and $40 for the little hand thing.
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You really got me going for a second there.
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Okay, what do you want?
You want syrup or powdered sugar?
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I want cash, but I'll take a check.
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No, no, no, no, no. You see, if I pay
you money, that means you're a-- No!
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I prefer the term professional.
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I can't believe this.
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Oh, don't pull this.
You asked me on a date
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at four in the morning,
and I said yes.
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What did you think I
was, some kind of a slut?
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How could I have possibly
known you were a hooker?
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Well, I knew you were
a book editor. Don't
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you take any interest
in your neighbors?
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Well, why is that?
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Okay, you want $540? Oh, fine.
Well, I'm a professional waffle toaster.
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You see this? $2,000, so you owe me $1460.
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If you're gonna be an asshole,
just forget the money, okay?
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Call it a kind of reverse
housewarming gift.
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Oh, gee, and I didn't get you anything.
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Tell your roommate to put a
muzzle on it or I'll-- Oh, you're what?
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I'll phone the manager, guys.
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Hunter Owens, management
Erwin Bader, Esquire, speaking.
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Yes, hi. This is Martin Topper.
I'm in apartment 502.
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Mr. Topper, carroaches are an
everyday fact of apartment life,
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which we at Hunter
Owens have combated by
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taking all steps
minimally required by law.
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Oh, no, no. This is not about cockroaches.
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I have prostitutes living in my building.
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Well, I'm no exterminator, but I
don't believe we can spray for that.
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Very funny.
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Excruciating.
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I'm serious. I want them out.
I cannot live like this.
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There's traffic in the hallways at
all hours. There's constant noise.
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It's outrageous.
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Mr. Topper, do you have any evidence
that they are, in fact, prostitutes?
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I slept with one, and she
tried to charge me $540.
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That is outrageous.
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If I were you, I wouldn't pay it.
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Don't be humorous.
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Oh, look, are you gonna do
something about this or not?
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Mr. Topper, we cannot go around
evicting people based on the word of a man
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who frequents prostitutes.
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What are you--
However, while I have you
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on the phone-- I see
by my records that--
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You're due for a rent increase.
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Oh!
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Can you believe this? It's Sunday.
Don't they ever take a day off?
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Shh. I don't want to hear this.
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What, do they have a mule in there?
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I can take it as well as the next
mule, but there's a limit to everything.
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You see? You see what I have to live with?
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Well, personally,
I'm jealous. The
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only thing in my
building is a dry cleaner.
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I'm coming.
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I'm coming. I'm coming.
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Jesus fucking Christ!
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I'm sorry, Father.
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I'm here to see Mary Catherine.
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Who?
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Hey, over here.
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Sorry.
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Nuns, tell me you've been a very bad girl.
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May I have a word with you, please?
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Keep it in your pants, Padre.
She'll be right with you.
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What do you want?
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I've got paying customers waiting for me.
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Yeah, and I'd appreciate it if
they'd stop knocking on my door.
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I'm sorry. They've got
the wrong apartment
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number on our
promotional calendars,
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but we should have it straightened
out in a couple of weeks.
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Hi. Need some help with your homework?
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Martin, aren't you going to
introduce me to your friend?
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Oh, how rude of me.
Eddie Charles Hooker, Hooker Eddie Charles.
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Thanks for stopping by.
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Tell me, how does an asshole like you
wind up with a kid as sweet as Jeremy?
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He's your friend and we can save him.
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What can I get for, uh, 11.50?
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Go watch me eat the sandwich.
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Cool.
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Jeremy!
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Jeremy, what the hell are you doing here?
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Uh, nothing.
Can I borrow $100 for the movies?
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Go home, go home, go home.
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Uh, you Martin, take it easy.
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Don't tell me how to take
it I'm sick of this bullshit.
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I'm going to call the cops.
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Oh, I'll save you the trouble, Joe.
Call the police.
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What?
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Stan?
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You got a problem, pal?
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You've really come up with something.
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Yes, I do. What's your badge number?
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I'm going to report you to your captain.
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I'll save you the trouble.
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Yo, captain. Captain.
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Oh, there is no justice.
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Ah, just forget it.
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Go home, go home, go home.
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As they say in my business, do come again.
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I'm going to get rid of you people.
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We can get rid of you, asshole.
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What?
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We could expand into your place.
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Then, we won't have to reprint these.
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You fucked with the wrong guy.
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And that's why.
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Blow me.
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Open fire.
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We ought to trail the back
of the net and fall the tethers
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to the motions of last theme and
ways to condemn them to the fiery pits of
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eternal damn nature.
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Yeah!
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Oh, I can't do that.
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Peace firing.
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Greetings, Erwin Bader, Esquire,
Hunter Owens Management.
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Yes.
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Victory is ours.
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So you got the petition?
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Yes, but Miss Feinberg
normally handles petitions.
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I'll call her first thing in the morning.
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Now, she's no longer with the firm.
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This, however, is for you.
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What's this?
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Form H0-17C, written notice of warning
prior to written notice of eviction.
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What did I do?
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Don't play coy with me, Tupper.
It's all right there.
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Excessive noise. Harassment of tenants.
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That's not right.
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Thank you.
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Harassment is 1R, 2S's.
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Why don't you help me?
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Oh, we... Oh!
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Hunter Owens thanks you for your next
and possibly last rent payment to Pomp
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D'On the First.
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This is absurd!
You talk about lease
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violations. Just take
a walk down there .
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If you want me to
investigate that matter,
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you'll have to schedule
an appointment.
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Just turn around.
Get to see what's going on. Look!
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I'm afraid I'm not allowed to.
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Okay, I'm officially
scheduling an appointment.
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Okay. Let's see hows.
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Three weeks from Tuesday.
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How's right now?
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Well, for that, I'm afraid you'd have
to request an emergency inspection.
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Please, there's a $75 processing fee.
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Fine.
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And a $40 transportation fee.
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You're already here!
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Ah, but... I wouldn't have been.
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I surrender! I surrender!
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Fine.
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Alright, sir. Just sign here.
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Okay. And here.
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I want you... Initial that.
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Alrighty.
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Let's go!
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Hi. How are ya?
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Okay.
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Hello, asshole. Can I help you?
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Erwin Bader. Esquire, Hunter Owens'
management. Forgive the intrusion, but
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Mr. Tupper here claims
you're running a brothel.
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Which would be a clear violation of
lease paragraph 12, commonly referred to
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as the world's oldest clause.
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This is it. You are finished.
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I'll show 'em they can't
fiddle around with my apply.
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Look at this. Exhibit A, mad
lining up to lay their money down.
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Mr. Bader, there are no lease provisions
that say I can't have friends over
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to watch movies.
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Bullshit! This is a waiting room.
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Even if it were, I don't see anyone
evicting Dr. Strauss from apartment 105.
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She's got you there.
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Send reinforcements immediately.
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Look at this! Look at this!
Does Dr. Strauss have these, huh, Taz?
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It's a decorating choice.
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What are you...
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Mr. Tupper, if we could evict someone
for bad taste, you would have been out
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years ago.
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What are you talking about?
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Got a Persian rug with a
crushed velour couch. Yikes.
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Our men are being badly
beaten in open warfare.
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Laura, could you sign for these?
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Look at this. Look at this. 50,000 condoms.
I mean, what does that tell you?
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They were on sale.
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Good for you, Miss North. Safe and frugal.
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Gentlemen, this is the last straw.
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What is wrong with you?
What does it take to get somebody evicted?
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Believe me, Mr. Tupper, nothing would
make me happier than welcoming a new
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tenant at the 5% rent
increase allowed by law.
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But sadly, I see no clear
violations of the lease.
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What?
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Oh, Martin, I really
feel for you, you
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know, and I'd like to
help however I can.
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So look, this is the
real estate section.
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Don't rule out Brooklyn
till you 've looked.
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You realize our army
is facing disastrous
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defeat? What do you
intend to do about it?
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Stop!
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Please, please, please!
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Oh, Mr. Tupper!
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Shut up, you idiot!
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I'm handling your form again!
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Oh, my God!
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What is this? I am shocked, Miss North.
You see? You see, I told you.
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Release Paragraph 11. Grounds for
immediate eviction. Sub-Paragraph F.
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Water, bitch.
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Sub-Paragraph F. Exactly my point.
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Maybe we could work something out.
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It is right. You'll be out by the 15th.
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Don't rule out Brooklyn till you've looked.
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Victory is ours!
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And Tupper, I'm keeping my eye on you.
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Get going. Eat, eat, eat, eat!
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Hold on to your hat, kiddo.
Here we go again.
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What do you want?
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I do hope you'll come over often
now that we're to be made this--
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Stop it! I'm sorry!
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