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You live here?
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Right.
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Dude, no way.
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He loves toys and video games.
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Oh, my beautiful Blanket!
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Michael Ja—
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51. Jefferson!
Michael Jefferson. Yes.
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Let's climb the tree!
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Climb the tree!
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your son can't get up.
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You guys!
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over to the Jeffersons'!
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video games and rides
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and — and in their backyard —
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- This is awesome!
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Look at us on the swing!
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cotton candy?
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I'm first!
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Yay!
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You have a beautiful voice.
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So do you.
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We need to clean that up.
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- I know, I know. Be cool.
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and a half sister.
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so he put me in a test tube.
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Yeah, that counts.
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That was great!
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129. Well, there he is. Where have
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131. Oh!
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It's just a dad and his son.
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but I was in... pharmaceuticals.
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The beauty.
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- They're TV dinners.
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161. - What?
- He is my friend! You got it?
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Stan, I'm seriously!
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just because they're jealous?
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Take a look at this.
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What you doin'?
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It's 1:30 in the morning!
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Yay! It's a slumber party!
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Oh, Jesus.
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I-I didn't have a childhood,
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Harris! Harris!
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What?
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He's back.
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You mean it?
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My friends are here!
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Blanket and me want to play!
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Don't you, Blanket?
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He can fly!
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- Aah!
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Here. Look.
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Shh!
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Hey, look.
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I got your nose!
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See?
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Blanket, stop!
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You're being ignorant!
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I'm quitting the force.
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and no longer have to worry
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for crimes they didn't commit
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that puts a smile on yours.
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Harrison Yates.
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because I'm here to tell you.
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Maggie.
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whole wide world, Eric Cartman.
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Dr. Nelson, I'm telling you.
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I'll pay for your plane ticket.
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and the injections.
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for helping us, dude.
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Whatever.
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you're Blanket
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You in here?
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- Shh!
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thank you!
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Get in his bed.
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But you guys owe me for this.
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This is Snetzl.
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What can I do for you?
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this guy
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he moved from your area —
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any rich African-Americans
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What did you frame him for?
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some false molestation charges.
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418. Molestation.
Nice.
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419. Yeah, it was a lot of work.
Took years.
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420. But we were finally able
to arrest him.
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421. Then we planted some evidence,
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422. took embarrassing photos
of his penis,
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423. and threw him in a prison cell
with doody feces on the walls.
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424. You should have seen him squirm.
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425. That's damn fine police work,
Sergeant. Damn fine.
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426. Yeah, but the point is,
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427. this guy didn't really
look black either.
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428. We had to sneak in
while he was asleep
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429. and get a DNA sample to be sure.
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430. Jesus Christ monkey balls.
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431. It must be the same guy.
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432. Mr. Jefferson?
Hello?
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433. Come on, Blanket.
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434. We got to go
before your dad sees us.
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435. What are you doing
with my Blanket?
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436. Come on, Blanket.
Play with me.
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437. - Aah!
- Aah!
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438. Go! Go! Run!
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439. - Aah!
- Aah!
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440. Oh, Jesus!
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441. What the hell is going on, guys?
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442. My Blanket!
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443. Let's play, Blanket!
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444. No, no, no. Wait!
I'm not Blanket!
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445. Whee! He can fly!
He can fly!
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446. Aah! Stop!
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447. Oh, my God!
He killed Kenny!
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448. You bastard!
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449. Blanket?
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450. Blanket!
Come play!
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451. - No!
- Come on!
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452. Run, Blanket!
Run!
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453. Freeze, Jefferson!
The gig is up!
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454. You are wanted
for child molestation.
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455. No! I am sick and tired of
people harassing Mr. Jefferson!
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456. All I've been hearing
since Mr. Jefferson moved here
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457. are sick lies —
that he molests children,
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458. that he's a bad father,
that he had plastic surgery.
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459. It's ignorant.
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460. Sure, maybe Mr. Jefferson
is a little different.
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461. That's because he had to work
all the time when he was young
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462. and missed out on his childhood.
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463. What's wrong
with wanting to have
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464. the innocence and beauty
of a child?
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465. All right.
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466. Let's just say all the bad
things said about Mr. Jefferson
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467. are lies.
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468. Let's say the police department
does just go around
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469. framing people
for crimes they didn't commit.
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470. Let's say it's all made up
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471. and Mr. Jefferson
is just a nice guy
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472. who's trying to be a child
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473. because he never got to have
a childhood.
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474. Well, that's fine, except
for that he has children now.
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475. And when people have children,
they have to grow up!
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476. You're right.
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477. I've been so obsessed
with my childhood
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478. that I've forgotten about his.
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479. I thought having lots of rides
and toys was enough.
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480. But Blanket doesn't need
a playmate.
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481. He needs a father
and a normal life.
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482. Blanket, I want to give away
all my money.
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483. I-I want to get a normal job
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484. and take a shot at raising you
in a normal setting.
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485. Look, everybody.
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486. I'm a normal little boy!
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487. Well, if you're gonna give away
all your money,
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488. then I guess we can drop
all those charges.
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489. No point in putting
another poor black man in jail.
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490. All right!
Things just might work out!
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491. Things can always work out,
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492. as long as we know
we have the power to change.
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