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I'm home!

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What does it say?

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Well... Lonely, unemployed, myopic male.

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Prone to allergies and skin conditions.

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No hobbies. Seeks woman with similar
interests.

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something that's given my life new
purpose and direction.

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Hey, that's great, Kate. What sort of
thing? And by any chance, does this

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involve a man?

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No, actually, it's a woman.

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That explains a lot.

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Kirk, this isn't romantic. It's
political.

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I've decided to work for one of the
candidates in the upcoming congressional

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election. Well, who's the lucky
candidate?

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Well, her name is Eleanor Guthrie. She's
creative.

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She's innovative.

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old positions.

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All right.

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And Franny Brooke can come up with some
new positions.

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Would you give it a rest, Kirk?

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I think it's great that Kate has found
something very fulfilling in her life.

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Thanks. Oh, we could all do with
something like that.

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Louise, does this mean that you might
want to get involved in the campaign?

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No offense, dear, but I can't imagine
anything more dreary than all that stamp

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-licking and envelope stuffing.

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some more women. Right now, there are so
many men.

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Still?

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Some sacrifices have to be made. Count
me in.

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I'd like to help, too, Kate. Oh, great.

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John? Huh?

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What about you?

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Uh, no, I don't think so, Kate. I'm not
really a very political person.

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Well, you know, there's a rally tomorrow
night. Why don't you at least come down

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and hear what Eleanor Guthrie has to
say?

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Well, I... Well, I guess I... I should
try to keep an open mind. All right,

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go. I'll go. Oh, this is going to be
fun.

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Oh, I can't wait.

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You know, I think you'll all find this
very exciting.

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Wait, wait, wait. What do you mean, all?

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Nobody asked me.

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That's right.

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I wake up every morning looking forward
to the rest of the day.

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Can we take a break, please?

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Why, dear?

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My tongue is stuck to my lip.

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Well, no wonder, Ralph. You're supposed
to use the sponge.

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Oh.

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You're right. That's so much better.

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You know, Kate, I'm really impressed
with you, Mrs. Guthrie.

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I think she's a very inspiring woman.

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I couldn't agree with you more.

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I guess we'd better take that break now.

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Here.

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Hey, what are you wearing to the
campaign party tomorrow night?

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I haven't decided yet.

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Oh, that's right, the party. I still
have to rent a tuxedo.

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What party?

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Who said anything about a party? John
did.

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Party? Party? No, no, no.

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No, no.

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misunderstood. What I said was, boy,
that Eleanor is really a credit to her

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party. Her political party. Part of your
famous two -party system.

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Oh, hi, Kirk. Are you coming to the
party?

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What party?

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He's not invited, Ralph.

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Wait a minute. What are you saying?
You're saying there's a party that Ralph

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invited to and I'm not?

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It doesn't seem possible, does it?

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has devoted all of his free time, which
is a considerable amount, to helping

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Mrs. Guthrie win this election.

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Now, she, in turn, is having a party to
thank those of us who have volunteered

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on her behalf. What are you talking
about? I volunteered on her behalf. Yes,

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I don't like you.

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Oh, Kate, please. Can he come, please?

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How can you say no to that face?

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All right.

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All right, you can come. No!

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It's tomorrow night. All right.

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It's at 7 .30. All right.

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And it's black tie.

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Black tie? That's right.

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So if you have to rent a tuxedo, you
better hurry, Kurt. All right, all

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.30 tomorrow night. I'll be there.

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You guys forgot to tell me where.

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Mrs. Guthrie? Yes? I just love the way
you've decorated this apartment.

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Oh, thank you.

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And you've done your bedroom exactly
like mine.

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Except for that vulgar mirror over the
bed.

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I don't have a mirror over my bed.

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No, dear, I do.

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Lace! How you doing? Taking a little
political survey. I want to get your

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feelings on a couple of propositions.

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Which in particular?

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How about this one?

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Okay.

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One against.

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And in four years, possibly the
governorship.

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Thank you.

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around, who knows? You know, a woman in
the White House isn't out of the

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question. Yeah, if she doesn't mind
moving into a cheaper neighborhood.

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Hi, Kate. Hi, John. Oh, hi, Ralph.

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Don't you look... Supportive.

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John, you're not wearing a button. Oh,
yes. Well, Ralph, I must have left mine

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home. Oh, that's no problem. Take as
many as you want.

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No, thanks, Ralph. I didn't make too
many holes in my tuxedo. You know, it's

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rented one.

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Oh, my God.

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Thanks so much for coming. Oh, thank
you, Mrs. Guthrie. Great party, Eleanor.

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Oh, well, thank you so much.

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Oh, you remember Ralph? He's been
working in your office?

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Oh, Kate, gee, of course she knows who I
am. I've been working there day and

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night for the last three weeks. Oh,
certainly I do.

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Your name is, uh... Of course.

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And thanks so much for your support, El.

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And I don't believe that you've met...
John Lacey, isn't it?

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Yes. I have seen you around.

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And I want to thank you for all your
hard work.

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Oh, and this is my husband, Stephen.

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Uh, you know Kate, darling.

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Yes, good to see you again, Kate. And
this is John.

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Oh, hi, John.

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And... Ralph.

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Oh, right, of course, Ralph.

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Oh, nice to meet you, Ralph.

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Oh, come here.

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Huh? Come here.

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Oh, there. Now, that's better, isn't it?

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I guess, thank you.

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Uh, John...

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You're not going anywhere, are you?

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No. That's great, because I would love
to talk to you. I'll just be a moment.

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Excuse me, darling.

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Will you forgive me if I don't drive
back to Connecticut tonight with you and

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the kids?

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Of course. It's just that I've got this
raging headache.

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And as soon as the party's over, I'm
just going to go straight to bed.

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Don't give it another thought.

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Now,

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John. Yes?

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I understand that...

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You're a schoolteacher.

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Yes, that's right. How did you know
that?

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Oh, I do my homework.

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But the reason I'm asking is that I'm
hoping to put through a new education

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after I'm elected.

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And I would really value your input.

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Really? Mm -hmm.

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Oh, you'd really want my opinion? Mm
-hmm.

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So why don't you come back here tonight
and meet me, let's say, around 10 -ish?

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Well, I'm... I'm very flattered, but I
have to tell you, I'm not really an

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expert.

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Are you sure it's me you want? Oh, yes.

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I'm quite sure.

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Hello?

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Anybody home?

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Is that you, John?

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Yes. I'll be right there.

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Why don't you make yourself a drink?

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Am I too early?

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No, John, you're... right on time.

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Mrs. Guthrie, I'm sorry.

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Maybe I misunderstood, but you did say
tonight at ten? Yes, but I just had to

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get out of those clothes.

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I hope my being in a robe doesn't
embarrass you.

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No, no, robes don't bother me.

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I've seen a lot of robes. Yeah, I used
to be in the army.

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Why don't you take off your jacket and
get comfortable?

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You know, since we spoke, I've been
given a lot of thought about the

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education in this city, and I just want
to say that I... You know, John, oh, I'm

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sorry.

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It's just that I've been at it since 7 o
'clock this morning, and my shoulders

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are killing me.

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I know it's above and beyond the call of
duty, but could you... Oh, sure.

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I think the problem with the curriculum
really starts at the junior high school

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level. I think if we're going to change
anything, we have to start at the eighth

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grade. Lower.

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All right, the seventh grade.

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Oh, sorry.

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Plus,

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I think we have to upgrade teachers'
salaries. I mean, right across the

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Do you realize that the starting salary
for a teacher in this city is only $23

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,000? No, lower.

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No? Salaries is one thing I know of. Oh,

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still lower.

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Mrs. Guthrie, I think I'm running out of
back here.

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Well, thank you. That was, uh, fine.

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Why don't you come around and sit over
here?

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Okay.

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Phew, you really got my blood
circulating.

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Mrs. Guthrie, I really don't think you
should do that. John, relax.

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You are so nervous.

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Look at you.

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Still sitting there with your tie on.

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Mrs.

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Guthrie. Mrs.

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Guthrie.

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Listen, I've really had a hard day
myself.

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Maybe I should... Do you know what's
great for that?

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What? A foot rub.

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No, Mrs. Jesse, you really shouldn't do
this. Did you know that there are

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certain areas on your foot that can
stimulate other parts of your body? No,

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don't know.

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For example, this spot right here
stimulates your neck.

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Oh. You feel that?

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Uh, no.

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Oh, yes, yes, a little bit, yes, yes.

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And this part... Right here.

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Stimulates your lower back.

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Oh, yes. Isn't that amazing?

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And guess what part of your body this
is.

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Oh, Mrs. Guthrie.

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Please.

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Maybe I failed to make it clear. You
already have my vote. Yes, yes.

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And I want to show you how grateful I
am. Oh, I guess we're not going to talk

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about education, are we?

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Excuse me. Did anybody see a raincoat
around here?

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In there, dear.

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John, you seem to be on top of the
political situation, so I'm just going

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myself out. Oh,

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and John, remember, vote early and vote
often.

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This is terrible.

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You're a married woman. Oh, John, grow
up.

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If you'll excuse me now, I'm out of
here.

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You know what the worst part is? There
are a lot of people out there. there who

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don't just support you they believe in
you and you let them down i think your

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disregard for them is totally
irresponsible i have nothing further to

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let me tell you who those people are
they're

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people like my friends who really
believed in you oh no they had to choose

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somebody like you and that's why i meant
it when i said i have absolutely

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nothing more to say

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Like Ralph. Who's Ralph?

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Oh, never mind who Ralph is.

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I'll tell you who Ralph is.

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He's one of those little people I was
talking about. One of those people who

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knocked himself out for you. And what
thanks does he get?

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I saw it with my own eyes. I walked in
there, and they're on the floor.

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political candidate?

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Yes, John, but we didn't believe him for
a minute.

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He made the outrageous assertion that he
found the two of you alone in her

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apartment, riding together in the throes
of steamy sensuality.

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I did not.

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I said you were zooming on the floor.

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I was not zooming anyone.

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I went up there to discuss an education
bill, and she tried to seduce me.

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You mean it's true?

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Maybe we shouldn't mention it to Kate at
all. I mean, you know how she idolizes

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Mrs. Guthrie.

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That's exactly why we have to tell her.

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I guess you're right.

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We just have to make sure that we break
it to her gently.

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Great news, everybody.

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Did you read this editorial in today's
paper?

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Eleanor Guthrie is a woman with her
finger on the pulse of her constituents.

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last few days before the election.

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Now remember, if we come through for her
now, she'll come through for us.

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No question she's ready to come through
for some of us.

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situation. Um, I really don't know how
to tell you this. Let me help, John. Uh,

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your friend Eleanor spent last night
trying to get into John's pants.

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What?

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John, is that true?

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If you'll excuse me, Louise, I'm going
to go after Kate and try to explain

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John, don't you think you said enough
already?

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Hi.

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So here you are.

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John, please, I just don't want to talk.

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Okay, you don't have to talk.

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Or I can talk.

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Listen, Kate.

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I'm really sorry you had to find out
about Mrs. Guthrie that way.

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I don't know how I can face anybody in
the group.

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I mean, I was the one that roped you all
into working for that woman. Oh, come

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on, Kate. It's not your fault. There's
no way you could have known.

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Ever since I can remember, I've always
picked lousy boyfriends.

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I married a crummy husband.

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I'm obviously just a rotten judge of
character.

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Oh, come on. Come on, Kate, that's not
true.

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Yes, it is.

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You know, I wouldn't even know a good
man if I tripped over him.

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Why can't I find a nice guy?

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Well, you know, you never know when one
might turn up.

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Someday, when you least expect it, you
could look up from your cup of coffee

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notice some... Oh, no.

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No way.

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Everywhere I look, I see the same old
jerks.

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What I'm trying to say is that I'm sure
there is someone who might be right

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under your nose who thinks you're
terrific, bright, attractive,

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and really fun to be with. Oh, yes, some
fun.

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Who'd love to spend time with you, who'd
care about you, and who would treat you

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the way you should be treated.

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You really think so?

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I'm...

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Almost positive.

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That would be wonderful.

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You know, that would make me very happy.

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Thanks for the pep talk, John. You know,
you're a real pal.

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Well, I guess I better leave you alone
now.

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But I really wish you would think about
what I... what I was saying.

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Thanks. Yeah, I will.

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Okay, I'm going to go now.

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Okay. Bye.

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Yeah, bye.

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Yes, I'll see you next Friday?

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Yeah, next Friday.

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Okay.

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Yep, next Friday as usual.

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I'll see you then.

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A crazed client forces Abby to take the
law into her own hands to protect

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herself. And Sunday night, there's all
family fun on the magical world of

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with an animated classic, Mickey's
Christmas Carol, plus scenes from the

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Disney movie, Oliver and Company,
followed by a family ties crisis, and

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day, Sunday.