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4. Oh, my God!
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5. Tony!
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6. Tony!
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8. Uncle Ben.
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9. What happened?
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10. Hey.
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14. "Public Enemy," this is a great movie.
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15. For a class. .. just finished.
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16. We're out of here.
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18. Who's "we"?
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19. Just a friend from class, okay?
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22. Mr. Soprano?
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23. Yeah.
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24. Hey, I'm Noah Tannenbaum.
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25. How ya doin'?
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26. I appreciate you letting us screen here.
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27. Those Bose direct reflectors
make all the difference.
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self-advancement
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38. you and Meadow...
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52. you didn't check Jewish, did you?
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53. No, they can't ask about
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55. What'd you check?
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56. African-American.
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58. You're a ditsoon.
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59. Excuse me?
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60. Uh, charcoal briquette, a mulignan.
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61. What's your problem?
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bringing you into this house.
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fuck she was thinking.
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67. See, I got business
associates who are black.
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son with their daughters
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70. Fuck you!
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I'm hoping to avoid.
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comes down the stairs,
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73. you're gonna say how
nice it was to meet me.
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drop her off at school
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see the Garden State.
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77. We're gonna drop by Hunter's,
I want her to meet Noah.
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to pick up my laundry.
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were looking at each other.
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him, just keep it up.
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right into his arms.
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96. You might need stitches.
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98. ever brought home a fuckin' butterhead,
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99. you know what my old man would do?
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100. Hey, ma.
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101. Look who calls.
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103. Ah.
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104. Hey.
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107. Out of sight, out of mind.
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108. Brought you some books on tape.
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110. I wish the Lord would take me now.
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111. Well, in the meantime...
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112. brought you "The Horse Whisperer."
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113. Why, what's wrong, tell me?
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something nice for you?
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116. Jesus.
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118. She's going to finish baby
journals from long time ago.
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119. My idea.
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120. Oh, yeah, I remember these.
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121. Carmela gave you one of these
for each of the kids
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123. What the fuck?
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124. Look at this.
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125. Supposed to fill these out,
20 years, fat fuckin' nothing.
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126. Now, look here, I don't
like that kind of talk.
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127. Now, just stop it, it upsets me.
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these books to the kids
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130. You can't write stuff down from
your life for your grandkids?
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131. It's none of anybody's business.
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132. Yeah, you're too busy
feeling sorry for yourself.
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I know it's difficult.
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139. Remember the airline tickets?
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140. The tickets were stolen.
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when you were in the lockup?
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a RICO case against me.
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put you on the witness stand?
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147. 'Cause the only reason they let you go
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149. Don't wave your hanky at me.
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150. What are you gonna say from now on?
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were stolen, capisce?
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I didn't say it,
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154. I suppose I should've just
kept my mouth shut...
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158. You know, for a year,
I didn't speak to you.
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159. Maybe I should've kept it that way.
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160. Fuck it, do what you want.
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161. Did you say something to Noah?
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162. If you're smart, you'll keep
walking down those stairs.
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163. You did, what did you say?
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164. He was all quiet at hunter's,
she thinks he's a snob.
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171. That ain't our beer,
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204. So...
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books you bought her
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close-read by tomorrow.
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and miles to go before I sleep."
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mother's fucking funeral?
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before us working folk.
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Woody Guthrie over here.
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rates for family death.
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330. Yeah, half of full fare coach,
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to carve up the estate.
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money buried in the house.
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witness protection program.
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just say so, I'm making plenty.
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and she don't drink champagne.
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two of my dumpsters.
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township contract, okay?
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whispering to Albert—
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anybod y you want over the crew.
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recycling manage r over there, joe...
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footsie with Albert.
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any visitation hours for mom?
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any service of any kind.
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or something, though, right?
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you send me the bill.
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that this all won't fall on you.
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the overleaf of the program
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that's their business.
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471. Everybody else, all bullshit.
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472. Here's the thing.
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473. I'm glad she's dead.
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474. Not just glad, I wished she'd die.
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475. Wished.
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476. I had this court case coming up.
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477. She might have testified
against me, so...
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478. when I heard she was dead,
relief flooded into my veins.
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479. How do you feel about
the fact that your own mother
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480. would have testified against you?
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481. Oh, c'mon, will you listen to yourself?
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482. I mean, is that right,
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483. wishing her dead?
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484. Is that being a good son?
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485. A good son?
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486. Yeah, a good son.
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487. I mean, bad sons...
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488. bad sons, what?
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489. They should fucking die.
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490. That's a fucking miserab'
disgusting thing to be,
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491. a bad son.
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492. I mean, your kid up at bard.
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493. He better be a good son, right?
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494. You know, you're right.
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495. Why the fuck should I be a good son
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496. to that fucking demented, old bat?
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497. The fucking selfish miserable cunt?
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498. She ruined my father's life.
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499. Oh, yeah.
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500. But he wasn't her son.
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501. What did she do to you?
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502. C'mon, that's a matter of
public record in here.
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503. We both know.
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504. You don't like to say it, do you?
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505. Who knows if she even
knew what she was doing.
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506. You're letting her off.
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507. My uncle denies it, you know,
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508. that she took part.
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509. Your uncle loves you.
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510. I never said he didn't!
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511. Grown children often secretly
wish for an aged parent to die
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512. and it's not necessary
for the parent to be
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513. a witness for the prosecution.
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514. It's a taboo thought, but common.
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515. Particularly if the parent
has lost all capacity
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516. for joy at being alive.
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517. So, we're probably done here, right?
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518. She's dead.
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519. What's happening?
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520. Tony Soprano's mother's wake is tonight.
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521. Want me to wear a wire?
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522. Why not, you need batteries?
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523. Let's go right over
here to office depot.
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524. Janice.
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525. I'm downstairs!
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526. Hey.
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527. Hey.
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528. Mom would want a closed
casket, don't you agree?
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529. Definitely.
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530. They usually put a
picture on the casket,
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531. what do you think?
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532. Wow, look at that.
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533. She's smiling.
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534. She looks...
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535. normal.
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536. Maybe it was us kids who turned
her into a freakin' sourpuss.
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537. Maybe it was one of us.
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538. Oh, get— get
the fuck—
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539. get off!
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540. Alright, alright!
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541. You know, maybe you're right.
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542. My shrink says that all women
are not cut out to be mothers.
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543. Is that a slam at me?
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544. No.
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545. Look, if my father was in the
freakin' "Cirque de Soleil",
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546. maybe I would've
turned out like har—
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547. Hal.
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548. This is fucking weird.
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549. What?
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550. None of my childhood
schoolwork or artwork
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551. or anything, for that matter
is here anymore, nor Barb's.
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552. Get the fuck out of here.
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553. "Anthony Soprano.
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554. 7th grade, Mr. Martino."
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555. I had him.
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556. "Why "fear strikes out", by Jim Piersall
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557. is a good book."
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558. Take a look.
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559. She only saved yours.
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560. What are you talking about?
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561. Here's Barbara's communion certificate.
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562. Here's her baby shoe.
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563. Yeah, that's it.
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564. Nothing of mine.
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565. Everybody agreed that I had
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566. extraordinary visualization skills.
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567. Those pencil drawings I did of grandpa.
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568. They're good.
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569. Ton', sorry.
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570. Tony, I'm sorry.
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571. He's disrespectful.
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572. Thanks for coming.
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573. Fucking motherfucking
pain in the fucking ass!
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574. Could we not, huh?
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575. With the tantrums?
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576. For this shit, I miss the
Jet's first home game!
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577. Are they sayin' when your
making ceremony might happen
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578. now with this delay?
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579. Stop asking fucking questions!
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580. Even if I knew, I couldn't tell you.
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581. Hit me, hit me.
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582. Every little bit helps.
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583. Anything to get through these events.
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584. Hey.
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585. What a fuckin' blow.
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586. Not you too.
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587. I'm serious.
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588. What are you...
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589. breaking the terms of your house arrest?
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590. I got a dispensation from the marshals.
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591. She's my sister-in-law,
for chrissake.
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592. My dad's very ill too.
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593. Thanks.
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594. Thanks for coming.
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595. Tony,
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596. allow me to express my condolences
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597. and those of the Eighth Ward.
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598. Thank you, assemblyman.
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599. I met your mom once or twice.
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600. That was...
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601. a proud Newarker.
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602. Oh, hey, hey.
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603. My sympathies, Tony.
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604. We talked about this day, did we not?
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605. You know State Assemblyman
Zellman, right?
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606. From the Eighth Ward?
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607. Do I know this guy?
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608. You bet.
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609. Yes, we go way back.
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610. How are you, Assemblyman?
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611. Reverend.
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612. Uncle Jun', you alright?
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613. They're droppin' like fucking flies.
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614. It's all that charcoal-broiled
meat you people ate.
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615. Nobody told us till the'80s.
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616. I'm kidding you, you old fuck.
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617. What's the matter with you?
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618. Bacala said you wanted to see me.
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619. I gotta talk to that
wife of yours first.
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620. Uncle Jun', c'mon.
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621. This is a funeral, enough
of her soigne attitude.
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622. What do you want?
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623. I'm hoping that we can
use this sad occasion
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624. to put bitterness and
sore-headed feelings aside.
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625. I'll behave how Tony wants.
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626. I don't want to add to his stress.
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627. There they are.
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628. Hi, Uncle Jun'.
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629. Hi, Uncle Jun'.
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630. How's that surfboard I gave you?
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631. Ow!
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632. Jun'...
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633. Tony's waiting.
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634. Ralphie Cifaretto
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635. got word to me.
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636. So, what does he want?
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637. He wants a bump up to captain.
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638. The kid's been a top fucking earner
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639. ever since that rat bastard
went in the program.
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640. You can't deny it.
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641. Ralphie's whipped Richie's
crew into shape over there.
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642. And three months ago by you
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643. the rat bastard was
the second fuckin' comin'.
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644. Why do you do this to me?
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645. Because I'm the boss of
this family, you forget.
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646. I forget nothing.
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647. Don't make me say things
to you we'll both regret.
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648. Go ahead, I'm fucking fed up.
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649. Hey.
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650. I'm on the street.
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651. That's the arrangement.
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652. Stay home, clip your
coupons, be a happy man.
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653. Things are good, I'll grant you that.
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654. But this economy is so robust,
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655. you get credit for shit
you had nothing to do with.
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656. Fucking chinks and
housewives are betting football.
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657. You better be finished.
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658. Joe Zachary?
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659. Yeah.
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660. Oh, boys,
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661. no fires.
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662. Tony doesn't want any fires.
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663. I ain't so tough.
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664. Well, Zach, what do you think?
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665. Can't say.
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666. Well, we'll hope for the best.
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667. Doctor...
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668. this is Tom's mother,
brother, and Miss Doyle.
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669. The Lord bless her and keep her.
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670. The Lord make his face to shine
upon her and be gracious to her.
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671. The Lord lift up his countenance
upon her and give her peace.
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672. Amen.
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673. Did you talk to her?
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674. She's sure you said something to him.
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675. He won't discuss it, he clams up.
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676. Beautiful sendoff, T.
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677. Thank you, thank you.
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678. I want to thank you for
all you've done for her.
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679. She was much work,
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680. but in the end, she defeated me.
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681. Anyway...
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682. we're not gonna be needing
your services anymore, obviously.
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683. I'll be moving into the house.
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684. So, if you could just get your stuff
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685. out of there by this weekend,
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686. I think that would be good.
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687. I stay there only during week
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688. when my fiance has
his children with him.
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689. Tony says I can continue situation
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690. until Bill and me find house.
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691. See, Tony should have
consulted me first.
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692. I'm gonna be living at 55 Benedek
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693. while we deal with the estate.
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694. Speaking of which...
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695. my mom had this kind of
extensive record collection.
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696. Caruso, Robert Merrill,
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697. shitload of Broadway shows.
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698. Many of them were in mint condition.
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699. Do you know where they are?
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700. She gave to me those records.
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701. What?
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702. She know I like American show
tunes, so she give to me.
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703. I didn't ask her.
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704. But those are my mother's records
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705. and I feel very close to them.
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706. I don't want to make
trouble, but Miss Janice,
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707. I feel I have to respect her wishes.
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708. Oh, c'mon.
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709. This is just about you bogarting
those discs for your ass.
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710. Now, they're worth a fortune
to the right collector.
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711. I will not answer such here.
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712. I want the entire discography
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713. back at the house by this weekend.
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714. Mrs. S.
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715. How are you?
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716. Sit down.
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717. How's your mother?
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718. You call her every day.
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719. Mom passed away.
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720. Really?
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721. When?
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722. About six months ago.
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723. Please give her my regards.
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724. Is she still on that crazy diet?
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725. I brought you something.
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726. Umm...
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727. from my restaurant.
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728. I don't know if you remember...
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729. Vesuvio?
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730. Mrs. S.
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731. What's the matter?
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732. After what my son did to you...
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733. how can I look you in the face?
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734. What did he do now?
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735. You don't blame him
for setting the fire?
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736. Artie, what are you doing?
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737. C'mon, we have people arriving.
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738. Let's go.
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739. Thank you so much.
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740. Thank you.
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741. Look at her.
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742. She's already becoming a
robot like the rest of us.
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743. I'm so sorry about your grandma.
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744. At least she didn't suffer.
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745. All her innocence is gone.
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746. comes to that point in the service
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747. where the rabbi's supposed to extol
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748. the virtues of the deceased.
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749. The rabbi says, "alas, I did not
know this man, I'm new here.
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750. You all knew him, you say
something good about him."
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751. Dead silence.
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752. Goes on for about a minute, two minutes.
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753. Finally, a voice from the back,
"his brother was worse."
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754. I'm walking out with the provolone.
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755. And I think he thinks I smell like that.
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756. This "survivor" show...
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757. somebody should find winner,
stick a pistol in the face,
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758. and say, "you not gonna survive this
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759. unless you give me 25 percent of
that fucking million dollars."
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760. That's not bad.
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761. We could find out where they live.
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762. "See how good you survive this,
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763. you pezzo di merda."
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764. Everyone, please, may
I have your attention?
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765. At this time, we would
like to ask you all
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766. to join us in the great room.
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767. Form a circle, sit anywhere,
the floor, whatever.
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768. Get comfortable, so that
we can all be together
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769. and share a remembrance
or a feeling about the woman
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770. who has brought us all here today.
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771. Goddamnit.
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772. Please, everyone join us.
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773. Paulie Gualtieri, join us please?
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774. Thank you.
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775. What the fuck did I say, hmm?
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776. If you'd rather, I can
invite them all back to her place.
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777. Janice, what are you doing?
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778. Very good.
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779. We could all take a break
from eating for five minutes,
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780. it won't kill us.
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781. Most of you will probably remember
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782. that this was her favorite song.
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783. I thought it might help us get rolling.
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784. Herman? Rabkin?
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785. You two went back,
almost to the pyramids.
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786. I...
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787. I guess what struck me most was...
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788. she didn't mince words.
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789. Between brain and mouth,
there was no interlocutor.
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790. Anthony Jr.
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791. I don't know what to say.
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792. Ah, c'mon.
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793. Lay off him, Janice, move on.
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794. She was my best friend.
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795. If anybody died or was in the hospital,
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796. I could be sure I'd get a call
from Lee letting me know.
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797. Thank you, fanny.
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798. Thank you.
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799. Okay.
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801. well, most of you will
probably remember that I have
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802. an extraordinary visual sense.
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803. When I was a child,
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804. my mother didn't let me
rest on those laurels.
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805. She didn't flatter me.
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flowers blossomed best...
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807. among the rocks.
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808. With little water.
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809. She was tough.
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810. But she was right.
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811. And she's the reason
I make videos today.
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813. Maybe you'd like to tell them...
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814. how ma saved all your childhood
schoolwork and varsity letters
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815. and none of mine or Barbara's?
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816. You just did.
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817. Wrap it up, Janice.
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818. I hear she didn't suffer.
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819. For that we can be grateful.
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820. Thank you.
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821. They say there's no two people
on earth exactly the same.
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822. No two faces.
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823. No two sets of fingerprints.
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824. But do they know that for sure?
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825. 'Cause they would have to get everybody
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826. together in one huge space.
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827. And obviously, that's not possible,
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828. even with computers.
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829. Not only that, they'd have
to get all the people
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830. who ever lived,
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831. not just the ones now.
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832. So, they got no proof.
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833. They got nothing.
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834. Hey.
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835. So, Ton', she's dead.
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836. What?
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837. I guess our little secret...
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838. dies with her.
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839. Hey, pick that up!
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840. What am I doing out here?
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841. Everybody's in there
telling stories of her.
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842. I got a beaut!
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843. Artie.
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844. Artie!
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845. Artie, don't talk about that!
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846. Mrs. Soprano may have passed,
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847. but who's to say there
isn't another Mrs. Soprano
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848. just like her or will be?
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849. Maybe not with the same
fears and paranoia, but...
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850. the same.
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851. What I'm saying is...
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852. thank you, Chris.
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853. Thank you.
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854. Umm...
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855. this is such a crock of shit.
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856. Carmela.
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857. I'm sitting here thinking
I should protect my children
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858. from the truth about their
grandmother on the one hand.
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859. On the other, I'm saying to myself,
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860. what kind of example am I setting?
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861. Evading and smiling,
passing out cheese puffs...
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862. over a woman that we all know
was terribly dysfunctional!
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863. Who spread no cheer.
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864. At all.
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865. Carmela, be quiet.
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866. This is my house!
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867. I'm leaving.
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868. Let her talk. Sit down!
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869. I'll speak if I want!
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870. Goddamnit, who are you,
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871. minister of propaganda?
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872. We suffered for years under
the yoke of that woman.
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873. Years!
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874. She estranged us from our own daughter.
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875. Ruined I don't know how
many goddamn Christmases,
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876. I don't want to even begin to count.
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877. Hugh.
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878. Don't hand me that!
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879. Bullshit!
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880. You wanted it, you got it.
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881. Here, here.
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882. From beyond the grave even.
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883. This is a woman who
didn't want a funeral.
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884. You all, her children,
you ignored her wishes.
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885. Only after she's dead, by the way.
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886. She didn't want a funeral.
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887. She didn't want a remembrance
of any kind.
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888. Why?
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889. She didn't think anybody would come.
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890. She wouldn't write down her
memories for her grandchildren
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891. because she figured nobody
loved her enough to read them.
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892. She knew there was a problem.
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893. Um, there's desserts...
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894. in the dining room
if anybody wants some.
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895. Yes, um...
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896. and they're all from Vesuvio.
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897. Our new pastry chef, Bobby Vasquez.
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898. Thanks.
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899. Mike's here.
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900. He's come to see you.
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901. You must like Mike a lot better than me.
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902. No, no, Tommy boy, you're my baby.
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903. You're going to get well and strong.
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904. All of us together again.
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905. I'm almost glad this happened.
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906. Yeah, this is Mike.
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907. When?
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908. You were?
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909. Fine.
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910. Ma, they're bringing Tom home.
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911. They are, when?
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912. Right now, he's on his way.
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913. Oh, it's wonderful.
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914. I'll get his room ready.
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915. I knew my baby would come home.
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