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Yeah, just a minute.

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Hey, John.

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You better call the Humane Society.

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Sounds like somebody in this building is
killing a cat.

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Hey, ladies, come on up.

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Don't forget the baby oil.

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What are you doing? John, you mean, what
are we doing?

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John, you and I are about to entertain
two of the hottest,

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Dental hygienists in the tri -state
area.

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No. Come on, John.

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John, you have not lived until you have
been tied up with dental floss.

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Thank you very much for thinking of me,
but I have a clarinet lesson in a very

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short while.

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You're taking clarinet lessons?

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Yes.

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Why?

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All right, if you must know, I've been
taking clarinet lessons for the last six

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weeks.

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Why?

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Because I was really into it when I was
a kid and I always regretted giving it

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up.

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Why?

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All right, Mr. Smart Guy, listen to
this.

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There. Now, what do you think?

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I think you're the cat killer.

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You don't know anything about music.

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Now that is music.

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Bimbo.

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Hi. Ladies, say hello to John.

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Hi, John. I'm Lorraine.

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And I'm Heidi.

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Hi. Hi, lady. Listen, it's nice meeting
you, but I'm afraid I have a clarinet

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lesson tonight.

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Why?

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That one's mine.

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is filmed before a studio audience.

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Well, sounding good, John. Your
embouchure's improving. You've been

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Three hours straight, every night this
week. I got an eviction notice to prove

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it.

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Yeah. Sorry, that's me.

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Can I use your phone to call my wife?
Yeah, sure.

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I'm waiting for some news about a
rehearsal hall.

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Oh, what are you rehearsing for? My
advanced class is giving a recital next

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at Carnegie Hall.

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Carnegie Hall?

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Wow. No, we're not on the main stage.
We'll be next door at the Bile Recital

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Hall. Well, that's still Carnegie Hall.
Hi, honey.

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Any word?

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Oh, no.

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And Jerry can't make it, but the
recital's a week away. Where am I

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find another clarinet player?

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No Pittsburgh, no Paranet player. I
might have to cancel the... Hold on a

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second. John.

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I'm on the phone. Try to hold the noise
down.

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Listen, I gotta go. I'll see you in a
little while. Bye.

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Oh, uh...

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thinking, but I don't think you'd fit
in. Oh, come on, Charlie. I mean, I know

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I'm not as good as your advanced
students, but hey, I mean, you just said

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that I'm really coming along.

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Well, you are. Oh, come on, Charlie.
Give me a chance.

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I would really, I'd give anything to
tell my grandchildren that I played at

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Carnegie Hall and not be lying.

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I guess the part really isn't that
difficult.

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I'll practice. I swear I won't let you
down. Maybe you could learn it.

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What do you think?

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Are you kidding? I could play this with
one lip tied behind my back. No problem

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at all. But what do these black squiggly
things mean?

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I'm kidding, I'm kidding.

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Hey, listen.

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Hey, listen, you need a place to
rehearse? You can do it right here. How

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that? Well, but there's 12 of us. No
problem.

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All right.

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Friday, 5 o 'clock. You got it. Fine.
Thank you. Thanks, Charlie. Thanks a

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I won't let you down. Bye.

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Carnegie Hall.

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Oh, wow.

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Carnegie Hall.

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After a 35 -year absence from the music
scene, let's give a warm Carnegie Hall

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welcome to that very talented Hot Lips
Lacey.

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Can I play this thing?

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Well, her name is Molly.

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And she...

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She just started down at the tunnel, and
I've been picked to train her.

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They got us working together in the same
cramped toll booth.

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It's so exciting.

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Today, Molly and I almost bumped change
makers.

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All right, Ralphie, you keep up the good
work, and before long, she's going to

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have you screaming, good golly, Miss
Molly.

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Why must you turn a sweet infatuation
like this into some sleazy sexual

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conquest?

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Somebody's got to.

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Whoa!

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Look who's here, the Pied Piper of Rego
Park.

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Old Robo Chops.

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I guess Kirk has told you all that I'm
taking clarinet lessons.

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I suppose he's also told you that I have
no talent for the clarinet at all.

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Think you're very funny, don't you,
Kirk?

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Want to hear something really funny?

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Yeah.

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One week from this Saturday, I, John
Lacey, will be performing at Carnegie

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I'm not joking.

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Make up your mind.

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Yeah, that's right. And, um, Roseanne
Barr has been invited to sing at the

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House.

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I'll have you know that my teacher's
advanced class is going to be performing

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the recital hall there, and I'm going to
be one of the soloists.

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Well,

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this is very exciting, and I think we
should go. I suggest that no matter what

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any of us are doing that night, we
cancel our plan.

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That's going to be hard for me, Louise.

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have any plans.

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Well, I wouldn't miss this for the
world. Me neither. Oh, you mean to say

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you guys would really make a trip all
the way into Manhattan to see an amateur

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musician play at Carnegie Hall?

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Of course we would, John. Good.
Curtain's at 8 sharp. Don't be late.

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Louise, I called you a babysitter.
She'll be at your place at 7.

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Kate, you have a hair appointment at 4?
No, it's at 5. Trust me, it's at 4.

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Uh, John, can I get one of those?

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You, Kirk?

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You really want one? You bet I do.

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Say please.

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Please.

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Thanks. Because I got a caraway seat
stuck between my teeth.

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Yes, hello?

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No, no. No, Kirk, you cannot bring
anyone over here right now. No, no, no,

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busy. I'm busy.

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I'm not interested in meeting a gymnast.

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I don't care what she can do on a
balance beam.

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Really?

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No, Kirk, no, Kirk, I'm sorry. No, no,
listen, I'll see you later on at the one

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-to -one.

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Kirk, my fellow musicians are coming
over here for our first rehearsal. I'm

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putting the beer on the ice.

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Oh, there are the guys right now. Yeah,
well, you can laugh all you like, but

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the first time in my life I'm going to
be playing with musicians I can really

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look up to. Easy, John. Come on in,
guys.

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Hi. Oh, look at this.

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And then

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when they show up, I find out I'm

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the only one in the orchestra that
doesn't believe in Santa Claus.

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What can I do? I mean, I can't let those
little kids down.

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No matter how embarrassing it's going to
be for me.

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So now I only have five minutes to think
up some excuse so my friends won't show

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up at Carnegie Hall.

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Carnegie Hall?

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I don't drive my taxi to Manhattan.

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No, no, no. There's concerts tomorrow
night.

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Maybe I can tell them Carnegie Hall
burned down.

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No, it was flooded.

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No, no, no. They'll never believe that.

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So let's see. What else is there?

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Drought, famine, pestilence. Thank you.
That's enough.

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Good, I was making myself homesick.

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Hey, um, if I offered you 20 bucks for
your turban, would you be insulted?

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Of course I'd be insulted.

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This turban belonged to my grandfather.

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How about 25?

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Deal.

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It's getting bad, Kirk.

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Last night I even had a dream about
Molly.

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We were running through the Lincoln
Tunnel, hand in hand.

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buck naked.

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Suddenly, suddenly she threw me down and
started to make wild, passionate love

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to me.

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It was great.

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At least it was until a Volkswagen ran
over us.

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Then a station wagon.

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Then a stretch limo.

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A Winnebago even crossed the solid
yellow line to get a shot.

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Oh, Kurt, I like sex as much as the next
guy, but I'll be damned if I'll die for

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it.

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I got... Ladies.

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Ruff, go ahead. Tell these guys your
dream about Molly.

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Oh, really?

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Was it romantic?

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Yeah, if you don't mind getting wasted
by a Winnebago.

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It's got the cutest little sequined top
and this darling little patent leather

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belt and the skirt just kind of flares
out and... Oh, no.

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What's the matter?

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I just decided I don't like it.

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Just as well, Mary Beth, because I'm
afraid I can't perform tomorrow night.

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See, Tom, it happens to everyone.

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What are you talking about, John?

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Well, you see, uh... I have clarinet
elbow.

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Clarinet elbow?

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Yes. I can't move my arm at all.

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John, how could you hurt your elbow
playing the clarinet?

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Well, did I say playing? No, actually, I
was carrying it.

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Down 73rd Street.

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At midnight.

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John, what were you doing on 73rd Street
at midnight?

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What was I doing?

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I was walking.

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And I heard footsteps behind me, and
then I started walking faster, and the

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footsteps got faster, and finally this
guy, might have been two guys, caught up

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to me and grabbed my clarinet case and
dragged me halfway down the block on my

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elbow.

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That's why I called it clarinet elbow.

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So what's new in your life, Louise?

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Wait a minute, John.

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You mean you didn't even put up a fight?
A fight? I mean, how can I fight?

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The guys were this tall and this what?

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What do you know? The doctor was right.

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Clarinet elbow just seems to come and
go.

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It's crazy.

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Okay, okay.

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There's nothing wrong with my elbow at
all. I made up the whole story.

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Because I... I don't want any of you to
come to Carnegie Hall tomorrow night.

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Oh, no.

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It's my dress, isn't it?

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No, no, no, no, no.

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I don't want you to come because I just
found out that all the musicians I'll be

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playing with are nine years old.

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Now, you see, that's the reason. You
see, I knew it. It's because you guys

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going to laugh. That's why I don't want
you to come.

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No, no, no, I know it. I know you're
going to laugh. Now, you've got to

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me, all right? Just promise me. You're
not coming.

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All right,

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John, it's a big disappointment, but I
suppose we do understand your position.

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Good.

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What about you, Kurt?

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What?

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Me? Well?

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John, do you think I would laugh knowing
how much all this means to you?

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Damn right.

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That really hurts, John.

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Sure, all the others would laugh.

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No, we wouldn't. Oh, come on, Louise.

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Don't pretend.

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I know what's going through all your
minds.

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Oh, yeah.

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Let's go see a performance of Mozart
featuring John Lacey and the Seven

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Come on!

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We'll bring a video camera. We'll make a
movie.

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Honey, I shrunk the orchestra.

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be here tonight.

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So did you. You said you were going to
spend the evening cuddled up in front of

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the telly with Pete.

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I was.

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But he's been mad at me ever since I had
him neutered.

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Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

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What is the problem?

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The lady asked me to hold her seat.

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Good evening, Kirk.

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Apparently the same thing as you.

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Well, I wish I'd known y 'all were as
nosy as I am.

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We wouldn't have had to take separate
limos.

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Fine support group we are.

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Maybe it's good we all showed up.

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This will give us a chance to make up
for our childish behavior last night.

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Oh,

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look, they're about to start.

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Listen, let's go inside.

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We'll sit quietly, and at the end of the
concert, we'll give John a standing

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ovation. Hold it.

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I think I smell a route.

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Relax, Mr.

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Lacey. You'll do fine.

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Your phrasing, your intonation, your
tone.

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Impeccable. Ah, thanks, Billy.

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Got you last.

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Good

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evening,

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ladies and gentlemen, moms and dads. We
are now pleased to present An Evening of

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Mozart.

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He's only nine.

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I'll sit the one in the middle. He's
only 45.

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real good laugh John we didn't laugh at
you what you heard were all

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the other people in the audience yeah
and some of the people who work here

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yeah well even though I did fall on my
face tonight I gotta tell you there were

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a few fleeting moments there when I
actually felt like a real musician who

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maybe someday I'll be good enough to
play with people my own age

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So, John, because those kids don't want
to have anything to do with you anymore.

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Here are the lights, Joe.

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I'll get them.

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Listen, guys, this is probably the
closest I'll ever get to Carnegie Hall

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without buying a ticket, so if you don't
mind, I'd like to be alone for a few

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minutes. Oh, yeah.

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We'll see you next time. Good night,
John.

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It blows up here. Hey, just keep your
shirt on. This is important to me.