1. You know the kind of guy who does nothing
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2. but bad things and then wonders
why his life sucks?
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3. Well, that was me.
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4. Every time something good happened to me,
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5. something bad was always
waiting around the corner.
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6. Karma.
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7. That's when I realized I had to change.
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8. So I made a list of everything
bad I've ever done
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9. and, one by one, I'm gonna
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10. make up for all my mistakes.
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11. I'm just trying to be a better person.
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12. Winning $100,000 in the lottery
has opened the door
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14. Where have you been?
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15. Food shopping.
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16. You got real Frosted Flakes.
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17. No more generic Sweetie Bits
for you, brother.
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18. You're riding the karma train now.
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19. Choo-choo.
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20. I like being able to afford
nice things for my brother,
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21. but having money can create problems, too.
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22. That's my ex-wife, Joy.
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23. What do you think you're doing?
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24. Hi, Carolina.
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25. Catalina.
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26. Mm. Potato, tomato.
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27. So where does Earl keep his money?
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28. Earl's my friend. I'm not gonna
help you steal his money.
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29. Oh, well, that's unfortunate for you
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30. because you are not the one
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31. standing with a freshly-broken bottle
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32. now, are you?
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33. Well, this will still hurt
if I hit you with it.
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34. Joy, I've told you a million times:
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35. the money isn't in the room.
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36. Stop breaking in here
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37. and messing the place up.
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38. Fine, but if you get to eat fancy cereal,
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39. your kids should, too.
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40. They're not my kids, Joy.
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41. That must have been very scary for you.
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42. I can't live like this, Joy.
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43. What do I need to do to get you
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44. to stop trying to steal my money?
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45. Buy me a hot tub.
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46. I'm not gonna buy you a hot tub.
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47. I need my money to help me
cross things off my list.
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48. Hey, Earl.
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49. Thanks for the Flakes.
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50. No problem, Crab Man.
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51. You and that stupid list
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52. of things you've done bad to people.
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53. I better be on there somewhere.
You are.
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54. There's a lot of things on here
that I did to you.
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55. Like what?
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56. You want me to do one?
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57. Well, what's on there?
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58. If I do one, will you
leave me alone for a while?
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59. Fine, whatever. What's on there?
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60. All right, here's a good one.
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61. I found something.
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62. Beer bottle.
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63. I'll get a beer bottle.
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64. You're the one that broke my figurine?
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65. I'm sorry! I'm gonna make it up to you.
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66. Are you, now? Let me ask you a question.
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67. What happens when you can't fix
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68. the bad thing you done to somebody?
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69. What do you do then?
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70. Well, I guess I try
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71. and figure out another way
to make it up to 'em.
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72. Like, I don't know,
maybe buying 'em a hot tub?
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73. I'm not buying you a hot tub, Joy.
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74. I don't think you have a choice, darlin',
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75. 'cause that figurine is irreplaceable.
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76. It was a weird little princess
riding a lawn mower.
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77. Just tell me where you got it,
and I can buy you a new one.
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78. Hey, Earl... temporary tattoos.
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79. You want them?
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80. No, thanks, Crab Man.
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81. They make me itch.
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82. I'll be back
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83. with your figurine.
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84. Yeah, and I'll be butt-naked
behind the trailer,
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85. waiting for my hot tub!
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86. Come on, boys, get up here
and eat your spaghetti.
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87. Once I start doing something on my list,
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88. I become obsessed with it
until I cross it off.
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89. I was even dreaming
about that stupid figurine.
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90. Balboa & Sons Lawn Mowers.
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91. They're always jabbing me,
and it's easier to do this
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93. Thank God.
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94. I was starting to worry
they weren't growing.
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95. Ma'am?
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96. I'm looking to get
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97. some information on a figurine
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98. with a princess riding a lawn mower
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99. that had your company's name on it.
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100. Oh. You'll need to speak
to Gertrude Balboa.
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101. Her office is
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102. through that door.
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103. Thank you.
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104. Ooh.
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105. Do you know when Mrs. Balboa will be in?
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106. Hello, I'm Gertrude Balboa.
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107. How may I help you?
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108. Oh, well, what do you know?
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109. It's a pleasure, Mrs. Balboa.
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110. Oh.
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111. So do you know what those figurines are?
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112. Of course.
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113. For over 40 years, they've been
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114. first prize in mother-daughter
beauty pageants.
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115. How wonderful.
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116. You see, I'm trying to replace one
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117. for my ex-wife, Joy Darville.
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118. Joy Darville.
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119. Oh.
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120. Adorable child.
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121. I'm number one! I'm number one!
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122. Of course, that was the year
before Shelley Stoker
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123. and her mother
started entering the pageant.
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124. M.C.: This year's
Balboa & Sons Lawn Mowers
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125. Prettiest Pretty Princesses are...
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126. Elaine Stoker and daughter Shelley.
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127. That began the reign of the Stokers.
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128. Joy never won again.
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129. She only got one figurine,
and I blew it up.
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130. Damn.
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131. Language.
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132. I'm sorry.
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133. Look, I need to make up for
something terrible I did.
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134. Can I buy a figurine?
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135. Oh. Out of the question.
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136. See, the only way to get one
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137. is to be crowned
"Prettiest Pretty Princess."
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138. Ow!
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139. Earl, you got to touch this thing.
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140. It's really hot.
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141. Since Gertrude
wouldn't sell us a figurine,
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142. we tracked down
the only other person we knew
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143. that had one: Shelley Stoker.
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144. I just can't believe you were married
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145. to Joy Darville.
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146. I haven't thought about how much
better I am than her in years.
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147. So do you think I can buy
a figurine from you?
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148. Now, what kind of example
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149. would that set for Candy
if I sold you one?
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150. If you do not put that book
down, I don't know what...
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151. Candy's gonna win her very first figurine
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152. at the 46th Annual
Balboa & Sons Lawn Mowers
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153. Prettiest Pretty Pageant
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Not if we can't
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155. find someone to help us with our
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156. talent portion.
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157. My mom's boyfriend broke up with her.
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158. Watch your tongue, little miss mouthy.
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159. Yesterday.
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160. I broke up with him.
You can't rely on men.
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161. My mother told me that,
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162. but did I listen? No.
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163. I bet you're not reliable.
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164. Not really.
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165. No man is.
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166. We're all alone.
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167. We are all alone in this world.
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168. I'm sorry, Shelley,
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170. to cause any trouble.
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171. How tall are you?
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172. Six one... and a half.
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173. If you'd be willing to help us
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175. No problem. What's your talent?
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176. Aw, man.
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177. You got to let me try that.
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178. Do not let him try that.
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179. How come you never told me
you won a beauty contest?
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180. Every day I walk out of my front door,
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181. I win a beauty contest.
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182. Did you get me my hot tub yet?
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183. Better.
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184. I'm gonna get you
a prettiest pretty figurine.
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185. You can't buy those, Earl.
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186. No, but you can win 'em.
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187. Oh, yeah?
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188. What, you and your mom are gonna
enter the next pageant?
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189. What you gonna do,
put your mustache in pigtails?
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190. I'm gonna help
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191. Shelley Stoker and her daughter
with their talent,
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192. and when they win, they're gonna
let me keep the figurine.
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193. I don't want the damn figurine.
I want my hot tub.
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194. Now, I'm the one on your list,
and you have to listen to me.
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195. What's on my list is
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196. I broke a little girl's
beauty pageant prize,
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197. and I'm gonna give that
little girl her prize back.
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198. Well, that little girl is gone now.
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199. The woman that took her place
wants to sit and drink rum
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201. Sorry.
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202. Soon as I get you that figurine
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203. I'm crossing you off.
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204. Well, well, what if you don't win?
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205. Hmm? See, 'cause I've been thinking
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206. about getting back
into the pageant business,
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207. and if I win the figurine myself,
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208. then you can't cross me off.
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209. You know, that'd be great
if, uh... you had a daughter.
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210. You don't know!
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211. I might be pregnant
with a little girl right now.
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212. The pageant's next week,
not in nine months.
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213. Well, I guess that'll just make
her the cutest, tiniest daughter
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215. Give it up, Joy!
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216. You're not getting a hot tub.
You're getting the figurine.
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217. I knew there was no way we could lose.
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218. Shelley told me
the Stoker women had a gift,
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219. a gift that was passed down
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of Stoker women.
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221. I have to admit, it was impressive.
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222. Candy, come on.
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223. It's your turn to practice.
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224. Finally.
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225. Let's see that little Stoker
break out the gift.
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226. I don't have the gift.
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227. Excuse me?
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228. Don't worry, she practices
with rubber knives.
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229. How many days until the competition?
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230. Three, right?
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231. That's starting to seem a little short.
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232. You are not even trying.
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233. If we are gonna win this pageant,
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235. God made some of us super pretty
and some of us knife throwers.
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236. Now, believe in the gift.
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237. You are a Stoker!
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238. Maybe she can just
twirl a baton or something.
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239. You need a game situation.
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240. Real knives with a real person.
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241. That is the only way you're gonna reach
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and grab hold of the gift.
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243. You know, I'd like
to go home now... actually.
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244. Do it, Candy!
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245. Now!
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246. Throw them now, now!
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247. Now! Throw them Candy!
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248. Throw them!
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249. My baby has the gift!
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250. She has the gift!
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251. You have the gift.
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252. I'm gonna go call Grandma.
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253. Whoa.
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256. Joy was trying to find a way to enter.
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259. My God...
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260. too many damn freckles.
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262. but you just don't have that "it" factor.
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263. And how old are you?
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266. What do you think
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268. I'm adopting.
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269. And with me not around,
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272. Two jacks— that's "war."
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273. No, no, no, Catalina.
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274. In this country,
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277. We're a peaceful nation.
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278. You were amazing today.
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279. There's no way we can lose this thing.
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280. Uh-huh.
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281. We're just lucky you realized
you have the gift in time.
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282. I've known since I was two.
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stupid beauty pageants.
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285. Well, have you told her
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286. No, she'd just get mad.
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287. She wants me to be just like her.
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289. I want to be a doctor some day.
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290. Candy...
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291. there are too many doctors in the world.
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292. And if I don't get that figurine,
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293. I have to buy my ex-wife a hot tub...
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294. and hot tubs cost a lot of cake.
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295. So, you need to listen to your mother.
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296. While I was making sure
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299. Mama, I don't have a daughter,
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301. Well, fine.
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302. All that smoking turned
your skin to leather, anyway.
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303. Like Shelley's family were
knife throwers for generations,
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307. Hi.
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we're going to go in?
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309. 'Cause I don't want to get
in my sequin jumpsuit just yet.
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311. I came to take home one figurine
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313. Me and my dead mama's ashes
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315. Baby, I know you don't smoke,
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to pick up the pace.
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317. Unfortunately, there was no rule that said
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318. that both mother and daughter
had to be alive.
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319. There's a cigarette butt in here.
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320. Well... that makes sense.
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321. That's what took her.
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322. Never having been
to a beauty pageant before,
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323. I got to tell you,
they put on quite a show.
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324. I even got to meet a hometown celebrity.
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325. Welcome to the
46th Annual Balboa & Sons
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326. Mother-Daughter Prettiest
Pretty Princess Pageant.
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327. Here's your emcee
for the evening: you know him
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328. from TV's Son of the Beach,
and he was recently
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329. robbed of a spot
on Dancing with the Stars...
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330. Mr. Tim Stack!
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331. But it wasn't all lights and superstars,
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332. the competition quickly took over.
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333. Aren't they lovely, folks?
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334. Model number on those mowers
is "5-5-4-Z" as in "zebra."
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335. Now let's welcome to the stage
Joy Darville
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336. and the lovely, but no longer
with us, Mother Darville.
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337. Joy hails from Camden County
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338. where she enjoys feeding,
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339. sheltering and cleaning the poor.
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340. Those are your bathing suits?
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341. Are you kidding me?
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342. If we're going to win this thing,
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343. you guys got to show a little more skin.
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344. Relax.
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345. It's all going to come down
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347. Besides, I can't wear a bikini.
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348. Somebody couldn't find
her way out of Mommy,
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349. so I had to mutilate my stomach
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350. with a C-section.
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351. Joy knew she couldn't compete
with knife throwing,
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352. but she wasn't going down without a fight.
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353. Everyone was touched.
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354. And to make sure no one
could claim her dead mother
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357. The Darvilles, everybody!
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358. The Darvilles!
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359. The audience really sparked to Joy,
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360. but I was confident a pair
of knife-throwing dynamos
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361. would lead us to victory.
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362. Winning this pageant's going to be
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363. the beginning of great things for us.
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364. After we win, we're going
to tour the country
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365. just like my mother and I did.
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366. You'll be the Prettiest Pretty
in every county.
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367. But how will I go to school?
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368. I'll home school you.
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371. Mom, I want to be a doctor someday.
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372. Honey, if I wanted a doctor in the family,
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373. I would've made a boy.
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374. I'll got get our knives.
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375. It was right then that I
realized what I had to do.
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to win that figurine
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this little girl to do it.
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384. It's the only way your nut-job mother
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386. You got to lose.
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387. But then we won't get the figurine.
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388. And you're going to have to buy
your ex-wife a hot tub.
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389. And hot tubs cost a lot of cake.
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I might need a doctor,
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396. Ah, don't worry about it.
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401. All right!
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402. Let's, uh, welcome to the stage
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of Shelley and Candy Stoker!
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404. And as happy as her little face was,
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408. Ladies and gentlemen,
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412. By taking that knife in the leg,
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girl's dream to be a doctor,
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414. I also brought back
the little girl in Joy.
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415. When I broke that figurine,
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little girl riding
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self-mulching lawn mower.
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418. I had taken away a proud memory
from Joy's childhood.
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419. And whether she knew it or not,
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than a hot tub.
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421. I got it on my own.
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422. You still owe me a hot tub, you idiot.
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423. I could have told her
she didn't do it on her own.
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taken away her victory,
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426. Besides, it doesn't matter
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off my list or not.
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428. All that matters is that I know I can.
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429. Come on, Earl, I'm not
going to be able to sleep.
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430. Randy...
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431. Just listen, I'm only missing one.
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432. Fine.
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433. There was Hannibal, B.A., Face Man, and...
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435. Yeah... Murdoch.
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436. Now turn the lamp off and go to sleep.
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437. What's the monkey's name
in B.J. and the Bear?
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