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* Sometimes
the world looks perfect

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* Nothing to rearrange

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* Sometimes you just
get a feeling

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* Like you need
some kind of change

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* No matter what the odds
are this time

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* Nothing's gonna
stand in my way

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* This flame in my heart

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* Like a long-lost friend

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* Gives every dark street
a light at the end

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* Standing tall

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* On the wings of my dream

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* On the wings of my dream

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* Through the rain and thunder
the wind and haze

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* I'm bound for better days

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* It's my life

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* And my dream

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* And nothing's
gonna stop me now *

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How's the research going, Balki?

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Great, cousin.

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What have you got
on Carl Sandburg?

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Uh, nothing yet.

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Well, what about Robert Frost?

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He's next.

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Well, then what's all this?

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This is all about Lowell Kelly.

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Balki, I just needed
a little background on the poets

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whose manuscripts
are being auctioned

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tomorrow night at Beardsley's.

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Don't waste too much time
with Lowell Kelly.

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He's a minor poet.

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Minor?

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No, I mean, compared to
poets like, Sandburg and Frost,

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Kelly's work isn't very good.

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I love Lowell Kelly.

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I love him even more.

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Did you know that he
used to hide his poems?

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That's what I'd do with them.

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He always said
that it was an extension

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of the hidden meaning
in his poetry.

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And one time, his editor
had to go on a scavenger hunt

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to find the poems.

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if I don't get
this story in on time.

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Question, why would anybody
hunt for scavengers?

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I mean, they're ugly,

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they smell bad,

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they're not very good eating.

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LARRY: Balki.

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You know, years back,

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for baby buzzard with basil.

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All right, I think
you need to take a break.

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You accidentally wrote down

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I did?

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Cousin, I did not
make a mistake.

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Lowell Kelly used to live
at our address,

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"711 Coldwell Avenue."

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And not only that,
but he lived in apartment 209.

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That's our apartment!

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Well, that's incredible.

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I'm still the best writer
who ever lived in our apartment.

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It also means

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that Lowell Kelly's last poem

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is hidden
somewhere in our apartment.

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Well, I say
we do the world a favor

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and let it stay hidden.

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Come on, let's go to lunch.

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but some other people do.

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Listen to this, in 1974,
a Lowell Kelly manuscript

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sold for $5,000.

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Five thousand dollars?

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Isn't that disgusting?

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Putting a price tag
on a work of art.

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It's like painting chest hairs
on the Mona Lisa.

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Five thousand dollars
for a poem?

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If it had been signed,
it would be 10,000.

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Uh, you know, Balki,

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Could you get me
a corned beef sandwich?

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I've gotta run this
up to the city desk.

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Okay, cousin,
one corned beef, very lean,

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cut from the middle
and slice diagonally,

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coming right up.

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Beardsley's Auction House?

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Yeah, you know,
I heard somewhere

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that an original unpublished
Lowell Kelly manuscript

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brought in $5,000 in 1974.

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Uh, what would
one go for these days?

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Twenty-five thousand dollars?

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Oh, my Lord!

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(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)

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Well, cousin,
no poem back there.

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But, I did find
my Myposian microwave cookbook

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that you said was stolen.

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You sure, you can't
get behind the sink?

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Yeah.

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You know, cousin,

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I can't help noticing

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that I'm doing all the work

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and you're doing all the...

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whatever it is you're doing.

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All the work? All the work?

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Balki, who went
all the way downtown

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to get the blueprints?

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You did.

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at the city planner's office?

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You did.

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You're right.

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That's okay.

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Cousin, I can't believe
you will go to so much trouble

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to find a Lowell Kelly poem,

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when you consider him
such a minor league poet.

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That was this morning, Balki.

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How a few simple lines on paper

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can enrich a man's life.

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Cousin, isn't it wonderful

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that we're going to find a poem

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that will bring the world
such happiness?

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Happiness. Right. Okay.

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Let's look at the mantelpiece.

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(SIGHING IN EXHAUSTION)

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You know, cousin

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that was valuable, I used to
just shove it up the chimney.

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Shove it up the chimney?
Just shove it up the chimney.

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Cousin, it wouldn't kill you
to look up the chimney!

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All right.
I'll look up the chimney.

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Balki.

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There's something here.

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Balki, hand me the poker.

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to go poking up in a chimney.

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Balki, I know what I'm doing.
Hand me the poker.

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Cousin, no...
Balki...

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I know more... Cousin,
Balki.

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Balki! Balki!
No, I...

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Hand me the poker. Now.

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Po, po, po.

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Pokie stickie up the chicky...

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(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

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(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

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There's something stuck
to the side of the chimney.

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(GRUMBLES)
Play with the fireplace...

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(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

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LARRY:
If I can just...

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pry it loose.

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Yeah.

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I'm getting it!

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I'm getting it!

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I've got it!

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(CLATTERING)

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You know, um,

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one of the reasons it makes
such an excellent hiding place,

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is no one in their right mind...

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Would go poking up inside it.

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Boy, I was lucky.

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Or worse,

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with this tin box.

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Balki!

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Do you know what this is?

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It's a tin box.

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This isn't just a tin box.

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We found the Lowell Kelly poem.

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Here it is.

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Get ready to hear
Lowell Kelly's last poem.

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"Roses are red, violets are blue

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"If you want my poem,
here's what you do."

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Yeah. Yeah.

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That's Kelly.

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The man was a genius.

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I don't know why he fell
into disfavor in the sixties?

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Balki, this isn't the poem.

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Balki, these are instructions

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for finding the poem.

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We're nearing the pot of gold
at the end of the rainbow.

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Did you say "gold"?

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Gold?
Yes.

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Why would I say "gold"?

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I don't know.

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There's no money
involved in this.

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Aren't we doing this
to bring the world happiness?

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Happiness. Right.

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"From the front door with zest

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"first you take 10 paces west."

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From the front door,
ten paces west.

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It says with zest.
With zest, 10 paces.

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One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, 10.

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"Five paces north,
now five more east.

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"You're getting close
to a poetry feast."

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One, two, three, four, five.

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One, two, three, four, five.

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"Six paces south.
Please be meticulous."

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Of course, we will.
Don't be ridiculous.

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Six paces south.

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One, two, three,
four, five... (THUDS)

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Balki, I don't understand.

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We're supposed to take
six paces south.

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We've only taken five.

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Perhaps, Kelly had short legs.

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Wait a minute.

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Balki, this wall
shouldn't be here.

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Cousin, I think you're right.

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If this wall were gone,

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it would really
open up the space

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and make kind of
a Santa Fe statement.

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No. No, no, Balki.

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I mean, this wall wasn't here

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when Lowell Kelly lived here.

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We need to take one more pace
in that direction.

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I'm going into the closet.

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Six!

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This is the final instruction.

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"in the presence of poetry."

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One, two, three, four.

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Balki, the poem is hidden
in your bedroom.

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Come on, Balki.
Let's find the...

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You know,

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every time I come in here,
it's just a little...

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Busier.

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Thank you, cousin.

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Speaking of which, there's
something I want to show you.

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Come over here. And move here.

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Well.

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Balki.

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It's big.

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I've been staying up late nights

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working on it.

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Well... (STAMMERING)
Of course.

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And, uh, this would be you
over here.

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The sandals give me away, huh?

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And this person with no lips,

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would be me.

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Well, that's very nice, Balki.

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Now, come on.
Let's see if we can find...

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Cousin. Cousin,
I'm so happy you like it

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because I put my heart and soul

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and six months of sleepless
nights into painting it.

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Actually, there was one night

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when I fell asleep
against the mural.

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You see this sheep
that looks like a nose?

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(STAMMERING) It is my nose.

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Well, it's a good,
good painting.

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(BALKI GIGGLES)

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But we have a poem to find, huh?

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Now, let's get
all this stuff off the shelves.

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Cousin! Cousin, wait.
Wait, wait, wait!

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Wait a minute.

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You were, about to touch

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a rare complete set
of Moogli carvings.

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Okay. Okay.

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Zygote, I'm going
to take you down now.

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I'm gonna take you down.
Shh, shh, no, no, no...

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That's my hand. That's my hand.

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Don't look down.
Don't look down.

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Eye contact. Eye contact.

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See me.

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Hear me.

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Okay, okay, okay.
Okay, there's the back legs

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and there's the four hoofs.

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Okay.

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(SIGHS)

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Okay, Zina...

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Well. Well, I already decided
I'm not going tonight.

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You're not?

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No. No, I want to help you
find the poem.

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Well, I'm shocked.

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who would do anything for
the educational opportunities

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that have been
just handed to you?

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Is this the way you show
your gratitude, is it?

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But, cousin, I'm only
gonna do it just this once.

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Oh, sure, that's
what you say now

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a whole semester.

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the pledge of allegiance.

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Cousin, I would never do that.

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Then you better go to class.
Okay.

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I won't look for the poem
till you get back.

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Okay. Thank you, cousin.

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(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)

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(CHAIN SAW WHIRRING)

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(GRUNTING)

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(PANTING)

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I didn't hear you come in.

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What have you done?

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Oh. Well...

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Just thought I'd get
a jump on things.

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No need to thank me.

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Balki.

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I know now, where the poem is.

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Where, cousin,
could it possibly be?

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You've torn up every wall!

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The only place it could
possibly be is...

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No, cousin.

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No. No.

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Don't destroy my mural!

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Please, cousin. Please, cousin.

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Balki. Balki.

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Think of how much better
it'll be the second time around.

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Cousin, I can't paint it
the second time.

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It was done
during my blue period

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and I think that's passed.

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Balki, there is a manuscript
on the other side of that wall

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that is worth a lot of money.

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we could get
$25,000 for that poem!

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So, that's why you're
in my room with a chain saw.

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This isn't about bringing
the world happiness.

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This is about bringing
Larry Appleton money.

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Wait, cousin! Look around you.

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Wait! Look what you've done.

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Stop, in the name of love!

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Balki, get out of my way.

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Okay, cousin.

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You can destroy my mural
if you want to.

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But just think before you leap

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into your own
great gorge of greed.

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You might find the poem

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but you might lose
the part of Larry Appleton

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that cares more about people
than he does about money.

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(POUNDING)

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(LARRY YELPS)

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Balki,

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I didn't destroy the mural.

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You didn't?
Yeah.

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I just couldn't do it.

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Cousin, thank you.

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Thank you. I'm so happy.

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But, why were you screaming?

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Cousin, I'm so proud of you.

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I didn't do it on purpose.

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No, I'm proud of you
for resisting

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the great gorge of greed.

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Yeah, I went off

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the deep end again.

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And you know what it was?

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Pure greed.

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00:21:03,095 --> 00:21:06,333
You know, sometimes...

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You just lose control.

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00:21:07,934 --> 00:21:09,235
And I lose it.

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I lose control.

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00:21:13,340 --> 00:21:16,042
But you know what, cousin?
Look on the bright side?

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00:21:16,108 --> 00:21:17,610
Look on the bright side.

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You were lured to the edge
of the great gorge of greed,

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but you didn't fall in.

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00:21:25,785 --> 00:21:28,621
I do get right up
to the edge though, don't I?

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00:21:32,792 --> 00:21:33,793
Why is that?

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00:21:48,007 --> 00:21:49,008
Cousin,

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That's Lowell Kelly's poem!

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"If you've made it this far

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"you're quite a mover.

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"Bring a rifle, a net,
put a smile on your face.

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"You'll need all of these
for your wild-goose-chase."

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Beautiful.

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It was worth the effort.

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