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[Radio: Voices, Indistinct]
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... to a continent calledNorth America.
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We have but 10 shipsequipped for such a journey,
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capable of transporting100,000 of us.
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All of us?With the others.
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Our planet is disintegrating.
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We will secure the continentwithin two days of arrival.
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No, we cannot leavethe others behind.
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I won't let you.
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That boy. That boy.
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Get up from there, can't you, please?
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Your father will be home soon for lunch...
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and he'll surely have himself a conniption fit...
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if he finds you in front of the radio again. [Turns Off]
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Hey, you made me miss the best part.
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Too bad. Too bad, indeed. [Teapot Whistling]
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Can't you be studying something,
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reading that medical book your father bought you?
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You know he could have used a new coat for himself with the money that he spent on this book.
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I don't believe you've opened it once.
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Weren't you supposed to sweep the front walk?
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How's about that mess of a room of yours?
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You are the laziest child in 10 counties, I swear it.
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Oh, go on. Go out and do some reading.
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[Woman]Dreaming and looking at funny papers willnot make you a success in this world, Jono.
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Who says I care to be? That's what I'd like to know.
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[Chittering]
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[Laughing]
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Who are you?
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Mother Nature's only son, that's who.
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And I want a word with you, Jonathan Quick.
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How did you know my name? Am I dreaming?
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[Scoffs] Insult me not. I'm just as real as you are, more or less.
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You despise that, don't you?
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Wouldn't you ratherjust pitch it into the lake?
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Well, do it then.And tell them once and for allthat doctoring just isn't for you.
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But it'll break their hearts if I don't go to medical school.
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It's all my pop's ever talked about since I was two years old.
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What about your heart? Isn't that worth listening to?
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Who knows? All I really wish is that they'd give me some time to be a kid.
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[Chuckling] An aspiration I most heartily applaud.
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Cling to the child in you for as long as you possibly can.
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[Chuckling]
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If hard work is such an almighty virtue,
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then why do you suppose so many folks drop dead doing it, eh?
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And try to deny this, gossoon:
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All that earning money does is make you want to earn more.
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Hm. Tsk, tsk, tsk.
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There's doctors a-plenty in this world.
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What we could truly do with is a few more dreamers.
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Yeah. But you can't make a living out of dreaming, you know.
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Are you so all-fired sure, gossoon?
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I've looked into the future, you know. And believe me, it's quite ridiculous.
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Now, listen to me.You hang onto those thingsnearest and dearest to your heart,
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and believe me, you'll be richerthan any lawyer or doctoror businessmen you'll ever meet.
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It sounds swell. But how?
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Quit bumping your gums and let me explain.
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Now, first of all, you'll need a car.
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Notjust any car.
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But make sure it's something that suits your style.
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And when it comes to clearing out your room,
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make sure you never throw away anything that you love,
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not even if your motherinsists on it.
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There's treasures galore in there.
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- Honest? - You better believe it.
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Listen to Mother Nature.
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Keep watching the squirrels. It's not by accident they survive.
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Lag behind long enough, gossoon,and you'll find the worldwill have to catch up with you.
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[Chuckling]
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I'm Mother Nature's only son.
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I speak a simple truth.
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The world needs dreamers. The world needs dreamers.
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[Echoing]Dreamers. Dreamers. Dreamers.
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[Man] Your 1938 Cavalcade of Hits.
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Buddy Long and his Mellow Men of Music. [Door Closes]
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Jono, is that you? Yes, Mama.
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We're in the living room, dear. There's dinner in the oven for you.
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It won't take but a minute to warm it.
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No time. I'm late already. I'm closing up Mr. Bieler's drugstore for him tonight.
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Did you know his daughter Sandy's getting hitched?
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But you worked all day at the mill. Aren't you dog-dead tired?
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I'm all right. Besides, Bieler's paying me extra 'cause it's such short notice.
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[Chuckles] So it's that kind of a wedding, is it?
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Elmer, not in front of the child.
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I've got a surprise... for both of you.
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In fact, how about I take us all out to lunch tomorrow? My treat.
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We'd love it.
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[Laughing]
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I wonder what bit that boy.
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Since he's gotten out of school he's been workin' nonstop.
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He must almost have saved his medical school tuition by now.
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Well, it does this old man proud to see how he's turned out. Well, he's quite a boy.
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Now, if I could just get him to clean up his room.
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[Mother Nature's Son]And when it comes tocleaning out your room, remember,
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never ever throw anything awaythat you love,
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not even if your mother insists on it.
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There's treasures galore in there.[Chuckles]
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Hey, gossoon.
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Quit scratching. It never killed anyone to put on a clean shirt.
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What for? By the time I go to work, it'll be dirtier than the one I took off.
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It's not as if you're doing the laundry around here.
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He's taking us out. Don't you want to look at least halfway decent?
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He didn't even give you a hint to what this is all about?
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Not a clue.
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But I'm sure he's going to tell us he's been accepted at college. What else could it possibly be?
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[Brakes Squeaking,Horn Honking]
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Oh, my Lord!
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[Man On Radio]
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That brings up Dave Cooper? 0-4 today, batting.291.
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The right fielder's stepping in,
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crouching down, Miller taking the sign.
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Hiya, Pop. Swing and a miss!
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[Door Opens, Closes]
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[Elmer]I'm tired of coming home to the houseand finding he still hasn't got a job.
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[Woman]It's only a phase, Elmer.
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[Elmer] It's more than that and you know it.He's going to be fine.You know what a hard worker he is.
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[Elmer]Was! Was!
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A hard worker he was!That side ofhim is dead and buried.
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[Man On Radio, Continues]... trailing by 1,might get something going here.
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Aren't you ever goingto work again, Jono?
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Why? I'm happy.
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Don't you care that you're killing your father?
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He's killing himself.
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Mama, I'm very sorry.
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He's gotten his dreams confused with mine. What's to become of you?
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Waxing this thing and sitting under trees will not put food on your table.
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Don't worry? Don't worry?
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Of course I worry! Are you crazy?
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How could I not worry, will you tell me that?
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I want you out of here now.
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I supported you and your cockamamy plans and schemes long enough. No more.
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You cause us nothing but aggravation.I'm throwing you out ofhere tonight.
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- Elmer, no! - He was a no-good, lazy child,
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and now he's a no-good, lazy adult.
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Throwing his tuition away on this car,
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collecting garbage in his roomlike thejunk man downtown.
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You're nothing but a bum, and I want you out of my house.
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[Door Opens, Closes]
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[Sighs]
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You'll see. I'll do just fine.
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[Engine Starts]
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There's doctors a-plenty in this world.
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What we truly need is a few more dreamers.
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You're on your way, gossoon. [Chuckling]
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[Children Laughing, Chattering]
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[Engine Sputtering]
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Hello.
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Hey, wait. [Chuckles]
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I won't hurt you.
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What are your names? Elizabeth.
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What a marvelous name.
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I was in love with a circus lady once named Elizabeth.
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- I wanted to run away and be with her always. - [Giggling]
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[Sighs] But she was in love with the strongman.
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Hey, what are you doing with my kids?
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- Well, nothing, sir, I was? - He was telling us a story. - A circus story.
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Well, forget the stories. They're a waste of time.
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- Is this your place? - I live here.
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Then I've got some bad news for you, mister.
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I'm Paul Treadwell, Boon Development Corporation.
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We just bought this land and we're gonna put up a resort here.
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So, uh, you'll just have to move on.
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Where am I supposed to go?
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Well, seeing as how it wasn't your property in the first place,
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really isn't any of my concern, is it?
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[Wind Howling]
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[Sighs] Ha!
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- Hi-ho, gossoon. [Laughing] - You!
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What happened to that sweet-facedDon Quixote I used know, eh?
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You're what happened to me.
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You ruined my life.I'd like to wring your stubby little neck!
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Ooh-hoo! You're a beaut, you are. I made no promises I did not keep.
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This is the wonderful world you promised?
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You did not wish to work. You have not.
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You said I'd be rich, richer than any lawyer or doctor I'd ever know.
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So I did. But "rich" is a relative term.
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But I have nothing!
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No family.
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No friends.
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[Laughing]
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[Laughing Continues]
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[Snickering]You have your treasures.
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They're not treasures!
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- Ow! - They are nothing morethan a collection ofjunk,
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worthless old memoriesof a wasted life!
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[Laughing]Whee!
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[Sighs]
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That's your father talking, gossoon.
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I know.
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It's just a damn shame...
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it took me so long to listen.
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[Woman]DFairy tales can come true
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dlt can happen to you
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dlf you're young at heart
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dFor it's hard, you will findto be narrow of mind
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dlf you're young at heart
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d You can go to extremeswith impossible schemes
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d You can laugh when your dreamsfall apart at the seams
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dAnd life gets more exciting
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[Horns Honking]
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[Man]Where'd you learn how to drive?
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[Man On Radio]... perfect timing and that goes outto Carol Anne and her sweetheart Mike...
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out there in North Las Vegas.
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Well, you better get outthem umbrellas, neighbors,
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'cause according tothe old weather forecast...
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we're gonna havethundershowers this evening...
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and on in to the early morning hours.[Continues]
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It's, uh, here. Get this off.
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Just?
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Get outta here, you bum. No.
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Wait. Please.
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One moment.
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I can pay you with these pennies.
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There must be $10 in here.
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I plan to get me one last tank of gas...
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and take a fast drive off the edge of Hoover Dam.
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Yeah, right.
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Don't you think I got anything better to do than to count your flippin' pennies?
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[Sobs]
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Excuse me, sir. I'm awfully sorry to bother you, but...
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I haven't been able to take my eyes off that exquisite mug of yours.
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Is it a Toby? Uh...
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Ooh.
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Actually, I? I don't rightly have any idea.
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It was a gift...
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from my dear, dear grandmama.
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God rest her soul.
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Do you mind if I have a look at it?
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[Sighs]
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I can hardly believe it.
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I've been collecting these all of my life.
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I don't think I've ever seen one like this.
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Would you ever consider parting with it?
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How much?
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I'm prepared to give you 10 right here on the spot.
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Yeah.
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Well, I suppose I could have myself one last sumptuous meal.
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If it brings such pleasure to a lady so lovely,
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I say, certainly. Why not?
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Ohh! I'm? I'm going to return to Las Vegas...
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and I will drive back with a cashier's check for $10,000.
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Ten, uh,
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thousand?
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I hope you don't feel cheated?
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Oh, no! [Chuckling]
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It's a treasure!A wonderful treasure, indeed.
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Holy Moly!
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1 939 Marvel Mystery number one.
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I know a guy in New York gave $35,000 for one of these.
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It was nowhere nearly in this kind of shape.
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Oh, no! Do you know what this is?
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It's the Action Comic that has the very first Superman in it.
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Worth 20,000, easy.
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[Jonathan]For comic books?
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Collectors go out of their minds for this kind of stuff.
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David, come check this out.
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It's in the original box.
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Old Man Cundey would give 3,000 or $4,000 for this, easy.
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Jerry, is that a Hometown?
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[Sighs]
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I want this for myself.
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I'll tell you what, friend, toys and comics for 200,000.
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Flat deal for the whole package, right here, right now. You in?
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You bet I am.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the next itemfrom theJonathan Quick Collection...
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is this 1931 photograph of Lefty Grove,
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the American League M.V.P. In that fine year.
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A photograph made remarkable not by its subject...
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as much as by its photographer.
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This, ladies and gentlemen,
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is a Paul Strand original printon platinum paper.
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A very beautifuland rare item indeed.
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We will begin the biddingat $ 10,000.
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Ten thousand from Mr. Brown.The bid is 10,000.Do I hear 12?
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I think, perhaps, at the very least, I owe you a drink.
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I don't believe you owe me anything, but I? I accept.
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You do? What an honor.
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Jonathan Quick. Francine Guzzetta.
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[Man]Sold! For $ 15,000!
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The next item in your catalogis Mr. Quick's 1932 Auburn,
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which has been in his possessionsince 1938...
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and is, as you can see,in mint condition.
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We will begin the biddingat $200,000.
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Two hundred thousandfrom the gentleman on the stairs.
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The bid is 200,000.
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