1. Mr. Andrews, Mr. Kudo, Mr. Fairchild.
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3. Mr. Jensen,
didn't see you at the History Club meeting.
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5. Mr. Edwards, how did the castration go
on that polo pony?
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6. You're next, pal.
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7. Nice tie, teach. Clip-on?
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8. - Daddy's boy.
- Bite me!
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9. Wellington Academy. Are you white?
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10. Hold, please. I'll put you right through.
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11. Wellington Academy. Are you white?
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12. Hold, please. I'll put you through.
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13. Mr. Clark, your father's waiting for you.
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14. How are you doing, Mr. Clark?
Looking good.
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15. - Thank you, Mr. Kuntzler, I'm fine.
- Good.
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16. There he is, the man of the hour.
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17. Son, don't just stand there. Come join us.
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I didn't think you were gonna make it.
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20. Plenty of time for that, son.
Sit down. I have something to tell you.
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21. Sit down, Richard, and smoke.
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22. - But, Father—
- Now, everyone smokes a pipe here.
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23. I do it. Your grandfather did it.
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24. Even the Indians smoked on this land...
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25. before they traded it away
for some chickens and a pound of jewelry.
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26. - But, Father, I hate—
- Suck.
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27. Son, it gives me great pleasure
to announce that we're promoting you...
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of the History Department.
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29. Father, that's why we have to talk.
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30. Yes, there's lots to talk about.
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31. You'll need a telephone,
and we'll move you from the basement—
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will you just listen to me?
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36. For the moment, I will assume that you've
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37. I'm not joking.
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38. Richard, if you do this, you will fail.
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39. You will fail.
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40. And mark my words, you'll come crawling
back here with your tail between your legs.
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41. You're wrong, Father.
I'm going to succeed at Barry High School.
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42. And I have no intention of ever crawling
back here with anything between my legs.
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43. Barry High.
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to the faculty parking lot?
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45. Thanks a lot.
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46. Where?
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47. Beautiful morning.
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48. - Come on, give me a break.
- All right.
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49. Man.
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51. - No, wait a minute.
- What the heck is this? Get on in there.
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52. Come here.
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53. - You had them last week.
- Know what you mean.
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55. My brother, 24 carats, $24.
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56. No, thank you. I already have a—
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57. Falique Abdul, please come to the office.
One of your fathers is here.
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58. You watch it, okay. Okay?
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59. - Who's that?
- How the hell should I know?
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60. Well, what have we got here?
Griff, welcome back, bro.
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61. So you finally got what you wanted?
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62. It's a nice little business.
Keeps us in pocket change.
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63. I knew it was you that set me up, bro.
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64. If it bothers you that much,
go ahead, make your move.
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65. Or did that year in juvie soften your cheese?
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66. This is my turf now.
You show me respect. Me.
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67. Paco de la Vega-El Camino-Cordova-Jose
Cuervo-Sanchez-Rodriguez...
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68. Junior.
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69. Are we not forgetting a name?
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70. - What's that?
- Skid mark.
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71. All right, you toughs. Break it up.
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72. Now, cut it out.
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73. You boys ought to be ashamed
of yourselves.
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74. School is no place for fighting.
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76. I'm looking for the rest your posse...
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77. that's going to keep me
from ripping you a new asshole.
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78. I will pretend for the moment
that you meant that in a nice way.
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79. But I am warning you,
I'm about to lose my temper.
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80. Now, I want you boys to shake hands.
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81. Go on.
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82. There. See?
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83. Now, that wasn't so bad, was it?
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84. It's always best to shake hands,
unless someone just sneezed into it...
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85. or if they have a stump.
That could be a little weird.
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86. All right, now go on, everybody.
Get back to class.
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87. Cross me again, Griffy-boy...
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88. and even Mr. Rogers here
won't be able to save your ass.
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89. - Go on. Bye.
- Let's go, dogs.
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90. Gentlemen, I believe classes are this way.
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91. They're not at school here anymore.
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92. - Are you in school here?
- Yeah.
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93. - First day?
- No, not really. I was—
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94. Mine, too. I'm a new teacher, Mr. Clark.
What's your name?
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95. - Griff McReynolds.
- Nice to meet you, Griff.
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96. You know, son,
I remember my first day at school.
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97. Hope you live through this one, chump.
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98. Your attention, please.
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99. Today begins sexual awareness week.
Please contact Nurse Johnson in the hall.
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100. Here you go, you little slut.
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101. Excuse me. I'm looking for Room 134.
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102. Thank you.
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103. Keep moving. I repeat, keep moving.
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104. Pick up that can.
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105. Where are you going?
The little girls' room is that way.
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106. Hey, take off those colors.
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107. Yeah, you. Lose the cigarette.
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108. Take a hike, Gumby.
Get rid of the sunglasses.
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109. Excuse me. But this kind of behavior...
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110. I'd bet the principal would frown
on this sort of thing.
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111. Evelyn Doyle, Principal.
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112. Look, pinhead, I don't know
what nursery school you come from...
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113. but here you screw up, you die.
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114. Every bad kid in the city
is dumped into our laps.
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115. Excuse me, Ms. Doyle, with all due respect...
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116. I don't think there is such a thing
as a bad kid.
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117. At least, they don't start off that way.
They just need someone they can relate to...
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118. and I can reach them.
I know what's def, what's wack...
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119. what's jam, what's straight-up booty.
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120. Mr. Clark,
how long have you been teaching here?
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121. Twenty minutes!
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122. I've been here over 20 years.
Don't you question my authority on this.
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123. Excuse me.
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124. Pardon me.
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125. Are you having a hard time
finding your way around?
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126. Yes. I'm looking...
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127. for Room 134.
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128. - Hi. Victoria Chapell.
- Richard Clark.
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129. Nice to meet you, Mr. Clark.
It's down this way.
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130. What do you teach, Ms. Chapell?
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131. I'm Principal Doyle's
administrative assistant.
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132. Drama coach. You did say Room 134?
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133. Yes.
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134. This is it. All of our classrooms
are in dire need of repair.
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135. Ever since the legislature passed
that "Three Fs and You're Out" law...
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136. a lot of schools have closed.
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137. The school board decided
it just wasn't worth it.
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138. I guess they just gave up on these kids.
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139. So we've been squeezed for money
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140. We've been forced to—
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141. Guess I'll get that later.
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142. Mr. Clark, are you by any chance related
to Thaddeus Clark...
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143. Headmaster at the Wellington School?
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144. Yeah. He's my father.
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145. Every school in the district
uses his book as a faculty primer.
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146. You know,
I don't see the family resemblance.
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147. Most people think I take after my mum.
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148. Look at this place.
Boy, it has great character.
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149. Sure, it needs a little paint and plaster...
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150. and floorboards...
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151. and pest control.
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152. With a little elbow grease—
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153. Jesus!
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154. And some new wiring,
she'll be back to shape in no time.
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155. Smell those seats.
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156. It says, "Teach me. I want to learn."
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157. - You must think I'm a silly idealist.
- No.
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159. Your wife must be very proud of you.
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160. Actually, I'm not married.
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161. I find that surprising.
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162. It's pretty hard to be married,
if you've never had a steady girlfriend.
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163. I'm much too busy with work
to think about much else other than work.
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164. That's very admirable.
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165. The last time I heard someone talk like that
was old Mr. Riley.
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166. He was head of the History Department
until last semester.
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167. Retired?
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168. If you can call
being beaten to death retiring.
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169. Coffee?
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170. The lounge.
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171. - I'm going in. Cover me.
- Good luck in Home Ec, Lou.
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172. It's a little early to start drinking,
don't you think?
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173. Who stops?
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174. Hi, I'm Richard Clark.
I'm a new history teacher here.
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175. - What department do you teach in?
- I don't know. Something on the third floor.
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176. Richard, I'd like you to meet somebody.
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177. This is Bernie Raveling,
our athletic director, and...
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178. It's a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Raveling.
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179. - Letting the moustache grow in, I see.
- Richard—
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180. From the looks of the stubble,
I'd say it's going to be a beaut.
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181. I had one in college myself.
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182. Richard, that's Ms. Wells,
the girls' gym teacher.
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183. Did I mention how attractive you look,
Ms. Wells?
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184. That blue sweat suit really brings out
the color of your eyes.
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185. You coming on to me, pickle dick?
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186. No. I'd never dream of it.
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187. - Not good enough for you?
- Well, it's been a real pleasure.
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188. They should really fix the lighting in here.
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189. All right, settle down, you people.
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190. Knock it off. Quiet!
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192. It's a new semester.
That means new I.D. cards...
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193. strip searches and fresh fingerprints.
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194. Shut up!
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195. As you know, Mr. Arnott...
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196. our assistant principal, is still missing.
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197. If you know of his whereabouts,
or if you have him...
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198. contact me immediately.
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199. And also don't forget,
in less than two months...
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the Academic Proficiency Test.
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201. Anyone planning on going to college
is required to take these exams.
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202. Don't forget Career Day on Fridays.
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203. The United States Marines
and the Michigan Militia...
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204. will have recruiters here on campus.
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205. All right, listen up!
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207. His name is Richard Clark.
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209. Give him at least a week
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what teaching meant to me.
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is being able to shape and mold...
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216. Someday you will be the world's leaders.
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217. But the important thing is, I see in you...
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219. You suck!
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220. That's enough, miss!
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222. Jeez, talk about low morale.
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223. All right, please settle down.
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226. I'm the enemy.
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227. I'm the "grown-up."
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228. But, darn it, I was a kid once, too.
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229. And I haven't led a choirboy's life.
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230. I've got my share of parking tickets.
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233. Yeah. I'm not proud of it.
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240. - Is there a Natalie Thompson here?
- I'm here.
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241. - What's up, girl?
- Why are you late?
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242. - Because the bell rang before I got here.
- Well—
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talking about sharing personal information.
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245. For the last week,
I've had a yeast infection that's extremely—
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249. A poet. I love poetry.
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253. "Oh, hopelessness
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255. "intestine-twisting hopelessness
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256. "So thick and mucous-like
in a stinking, vomit-filled void
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257. "I am but a rancid carcass on the highway
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258. "Road kill for the maggots
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259. "Floating in shark-filled bile,
like wildebeest entrails"
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260. That's as far as I got.
I would have finished but...
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261. I couldn't find anything
to rhyme with "festering drippage."
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264. Anferny.
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- Anferny?
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tagging freeway bridges.
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274. I'm down with that poetry shit, too.
You want to hear?
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275. - Sure.
- All right.
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276. "My benevolence is upset
and so is my pride
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278. "for a ride
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279. "I'm down with the bros
and I'm up on my shiznit
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280. "because I love it when I'm just laid back
chilling with my bitch"
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281. "Whichever one of them hoes I'm with"
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285. Julie Rubels. Miss Rubels?
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I met Tito...
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291. Basically, as far as vasectomies go,
never use the home Kit.
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295. We had the pleasure
of meeting earlier today.
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298. Living in your house, homes...
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302. Hi.
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303. - How was your first day?
- Not bad. Not bad at all.
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308. Don't worry about it.
All the teachers lose their cars the first day.
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309. Of course I'll give you a ride.
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if you promise to help me chaperone...
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317. - Tripping, right?
- Right.
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318. All right, peep this out, y'all.
We going to pump it up a little bit like this.
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319. Yeah.
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320. Listen, I have a record I want you to play.
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321. Don't you think the kids would enjoy
a nice song with a melody?
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322. What you got, homes?
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323. It is a rare, one-of-a-kind, original pressing.
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324. Yeah? All right, man.
I'm going to put it on here for you.
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- No problem.
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327. You got any more of this funky fresh shit
lying around the crib?
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- Hi.
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- Natalie Thompson.
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- How do you think of all that stuff?
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335. Yeah, but I'm through with gangs. Word up.
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336. I mean, in juvie I had time to do
some thinking and some reading.
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337. You're different from everybody else here.
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338. Most of the boys I know,
they're all crude and immature.
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339. Most of the time,
they just want to stare at girls' breasts.
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- Sorry. What?
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341. This is my song.
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342. - You want to bust one?
- I don't know. We just met.
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345. Yeah.
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346. All right, boys, let's party.
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- What up?
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Mr. A's Restaurant, Friday nights.
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353. I'll do that.
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354. Now, if you'll excuse me,
I got to go mingle with my customers.
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355. See, real money talks.
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356. Let's see if yours does.
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like Outward Bound...
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sit around a campfire naked...
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360. beating drums and abusing themselves.
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361. Then I tried drugs.
Prozac, Zantac, Monoxodil.
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362. But in the end,
you know what I found worked for me?
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364. Whenever I'm feeling overwhelmed by life...
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366. Yo, Mr. Clark, Paco and his boys heading up
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370. Never mind.
Just pick a window and guard it.
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373. - They come to all the dances.
- Not anymore.
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375. Who'd bring guns and knives to a dance?
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maybe we'd better call the police.
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377. No, wait. The last time they tried that,
four people ended up in the hospital.
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The cops were beaten senseless.
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381. You take care of the music. Anferny,
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- Shut up, teach.
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This dance is for Barry students only.
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388. - Who's gonna stop us?
- My gang.
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in coming back to school...
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- Shut up!
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- Stay out of this, Griff.
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- What you tripping about?
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- I am not your girl, Paco.
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- We went on one date.
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402. No one got hurt, did they?
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403. Only 'cause the clerk was wearing
a bulletproof turban.
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405. Fine. I don't want you anyway,
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410. All right. I just got some fresh wheels.
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411. How about a chickee run?
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412. - You're a real idiot, you know?
- That's good. Chickee run.
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413. Isn't that better than fighting?
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414. Okay, everybody, let's go. Back to dancing.
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415. - And we'll see you in, what?
- Ten minutes. Beck's Bluff.
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416. - See you at the Bluff.
- Thanks, pal.
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417. Chickee run.
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418. See? There's always an intelligent way
to solve our differences.
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419. My God, Richard, do you have any idea
what you've just done?
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420. Get lost, punk.
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421. All right.
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422. First one to jump out of the car
before the edge of the cliff loses.
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423. Now remember, no ramming, no swerving...
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424. and absolutely no use of brakes at any time.
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425. All right, listen up, guys. Here's the deal.
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426. When I drop this scarf...
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427. you boys are gonna go.
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428. No jumping the gun.
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429. Ready...
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430. set...
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431. Go!
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432. Richard, just promise me you'll be careful.
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433. Remember some things are irreplaceable.
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434. Irreplaceable?
Nothing's gonna happen to me.
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435. I was talking about my car!
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436. Hey.
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437. Griff. Paco. Listen to me, boys.
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438. Going fast never solved anything.
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439. This is no way to resolve a dispute.
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440. We can work this mess out.
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441. I want you both to get out of your cars
right now...
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442. and we'll settle this in an adult manner...
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443. like a fistfight.
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444. There. That's better.
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445. Nobody panic.
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446. I'm okay.
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447. Here's the tip.
Nobody has to know about this.
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448. Our little secret.
Copy !req
449. Firefighters from all over
Southern California...
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450. are still trying to contain the flames
that have blackened over 200 acres...
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451. and caused several blocks of homes
to be evacuated.
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452. The charred remains of three cars
were found in the rubble.
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453. One, a classic Corvette,
has been described by experts...
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454. as being irreplaceable.
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455. I think we've heard enough bad news
for one day.
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456. What we've been hearing are rumors...
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457. that some of our students
may have been involved in this fire.
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458. And very possibly, a teacher.
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459. You wouldn't know anything about that,
would you, Mr. Clark?
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460. No.
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461. You know, Clark...
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462. I've been thinking
that maybe we got off on the wrong foot.
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463. I happen to be a woman
who has strong opinions...
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464. about how this place should be run.
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465. It's just possible
that you and I don't see eye-to-eye...
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466. on our philosophies of education.
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467. I've always been a woman of few words.
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468. No miracles.
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469. Dumping ground.
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470. I'll need more words than that, ma'am.
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471. All right. I'll spell it out for you.
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472. Our primary job here...
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473. is to warehouse these delinquents,
until such time as they can be released...
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474. into the general population...
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475. or sent to a real jail.
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476. Look, although I may admire
and even appreciate your ideals...
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477. I know what works, Mr. Clark.
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478. I know what to expect from these kids...
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479. and they know what to expect from me.
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480. My hope is that you can fit into the pattern
here at Barry.
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481. I guess I should get to class.
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482. I've certainly enjoyed our chat...
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483. and I'll take everything you've said to heart.
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484. Clark!
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485. Mr. Clark...
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486. Chickee run, man. Yeah.
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487. - Mr. Clark, you were smoking last night.
- Thanks, Anferny.
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488. My man!
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489. For you, Mr. Clark.
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490. Richard, you forgot your briefcase.
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491. How sweet. Is that for me?
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492. Sorry about your car.
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493. All right. I want everyone to take their...
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494. seats.
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495. Today, I'd like to talk about...
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496. All right. I guess I won't need this anymore.
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497. Let's begin, shall we?
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498. Yesterday,
I was about to start with the Bill of Rights...
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499. and what they mean to all of us.
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500. Who can tell me about the Founding Fathers
and their doctrine?
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501. Let me go, man.
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502. That's not funny. Let go.
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503. Your attention, please.
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504. This is Principal Doyle
welcoming you once again...
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505. to Barry High's weekly Career Day.
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506. All the companies represented here
have been handpicked...
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507. by me in order to give you
a full spectrum of safe and legal ways...
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508. What's up, man?
I see you got a bright future ahead of you.
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509. You wouldn't understand, Paco.
I'm trying to help my family.
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510. See now, this is the shit
that's going to feed your family, not some...
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511. rinky-dink job.
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512. Go ahead, man. I'm sure you could use it.
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513. I got a big deal going down, all right,
with DeMarco at Mr. A's Restaurant.
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514. - You remember the zip code, right?
- Yeah.
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515. I need a good mule.
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516. - Are you up for it?
- I can't even think about that right now.
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517. Who's asking you to think?
Ask Alonzo here. Thinking hurts.
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518. Richard?
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519. Hello?
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520. You tell your boyfriend this is only
the beginning. He better back off.
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521. Get your hands off of me!
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522. Come on, I know you want this.
I read Mike Tyson's book.
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523. Javier, come quick and bring your tools.
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524. Don't worry, Victoria, I'm here.
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525. Let me handle this.
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526. Here, put this on.
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527. Animal.
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528. Get off of her.
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529. Here, sit down.
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530. Victoria.
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531. No. Stay away from me.
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532. - It's okay. It's me.
- I know.
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533. What the hell's going on here?
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534. I was attacked.
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535. Dressed like that, what do you expect?
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536. And alone with him.
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537. It wasn't just me. There were three of us.
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538. That makes it all better.
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539. No. I was wrestling with the other guy.
He was trying to have sex with her.
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540. I don't care what your arrangement was,
or how it went wrong.
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541. Now you listen to me, Clark.
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542. Either you shape up,
or I'll bounce you out of here...
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543. faster than a homo at Fort Dix.
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544. - Does it hurt here?
- A little.
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545. And here?
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546. - How about here?
- I can't feel your hand.
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547. That's because I'm touching myself.
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548. I better get you something to wear.
You have a T-shirt around here anywhere?
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549. Top drawer.
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550. Here we are.
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551. Poor thing. You must be exhausted.
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552. Let me loosen that bra and get you some air.
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553. Richard...
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554. Victoria, I'm sorry about all this.
It's all my fault.
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555. If they think by attacking you
they can scare me off, they're nuts.
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556. They can attack you all they want.
I'm gonna get through to these kids.
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557. Sure, getting them to come to class,
it's a small victory...
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558. - but it isn't enough.
- Richard, they have to want to learn.
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559. That's exactly my point.
And I think Griff is the key.
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560. He seems to be a leader. Now...
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561. if I could just reach him,
I could get through to the others—
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562. You have to be careful.
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563. If you raise their expectations...
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564. their hopes, and their dreams,
and then you fail?
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565. It's worth the risk.
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566. These are all basically good kids.
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567. They deserve the same experiences
that we all had in high school.
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568. Dating, going to proms,
and begging for sex.
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569. Richard, you have to trust me on this one.
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570. I'm your friend.
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571. I'm more than a friend.
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572. To me?
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573. Yes. Why not?
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574. Well, no one who's ever looked like you
has ever looked at me.
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575. That's their loss.
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576. You know, I have never been very good
at relationships.
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577. In fact, most of mine always ended with,
you know:
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578. "Hey, what are you doing in bed
with that other woman?"
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579. And that was me talking.
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580. Victoria, I do find you very attractive.
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581. What's wrong?
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582. I'm scared.
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583. It's okay, you can be on top.
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584. No, it isn't that.
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585. Trouble just seems to follow me around.
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586. Everywhere I go, there's always someone
looking to bust my balls.
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587. Don't worry, Richard.
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588. Your balls are safe with me.
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589. My God, you're a virgin.
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590. No, I still have my panties on.
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591. - I still can't...
- Richard, I'm over here.
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592. Driver, I'm the next stop.
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593. Forget it, pal.
We don't stop in this neighborhood.
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594. Griff?
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595. - Here you go, darling.
- Thanks, Sam.
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596. Watch your back.
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597. Here's your cola, Griff.
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598. - Griff.
- Mr. Clark.
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599. - What are you doing here?
- I live here.
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600. I realize a lot of these men do,
but you can get help for this, son.
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601. No. I mean my mom and I
live in an apartment upstairs.
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602. Listen, Griff.
The reason I came here is because I—
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603. I sense that you want to make something
of yourself...
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604. and if you help me,
we can turn the school around.
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605. Why me, man?
You'll have to get somebody else.
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606. Who do you think is watching my little...
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607. brothers and sisters
while my moms is working? I'm all they got.
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608. You remind me a lot of myself
when I was your age...
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609. except I was white and had
both parents and lived in the suburbs...
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610. and I didn't have any brothers or sisters.
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611. Maybe you remind me of somebody else.
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612. Griff, don't you have a dream?
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613. - You wouldn't be interested, man.
- Sure I would. Tell me.
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614. - Promise you won't tell anyone.
- You have my word.
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615. - I want to go to college.
- College? You got to be...
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616. I'm sorry. Listen, Griff, I'll make you a deal.
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617. You help me get these kids to learn...
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618. and I promise you, I will do everything
in my power to get you into college.
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619. Don't try to play me, Mr. Clark.
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620. I've been promised stuff before
that hasn't come true.
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621. I'm saying, where would I get the money
for college from?
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622. - You ever hear of scholarships?
- Yeah!
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623. Well...
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624. you probably won't get any of those.
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625. But there are plenty of other ways.
I promise you.
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626. Don't just take my word for it, all right?
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627. You go home, you talk it over
with your mother.
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628. I'm sure she'll agree with me.
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629. Here.
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630. Listen, Griff,
you don't have to live in a community...
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631. infested with crimes, and drugs, and gangs.
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632. You don't have to end up in some sleazy bar
with a bunch of washed-up bums...
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633. watching some over-the-hill stripper
expose herself...
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634. for a few measly dollars in her G-string.
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635. Okay. Now, in the next six weeks...
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636. I am gonna try and cram as much knowledge
into your brains as is humanly possible.
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637. Or as space will allow.
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638. Now, this is your textbook for the semester.
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639. They open like this.
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640. Now all of you try it.
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641. Good.
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642. All right. Let's get to work.
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643. Maybe we should start
with some basic English.
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644. Now, who can give me a complete sentence?
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645. Yo, you wack punk,
you be going down the hard way.
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646. All right, that's a good sentence.
Let's examine it.
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647. "Yo" is a common colloquial greeting...
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648. comma...
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649. "you wack punk...
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650. "you be going..."
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651. This is just bad syntax.
Who can give me another sentence?
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652. - Julie.
- I think my water broke.
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653. Good.
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654. "I think..."
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655. - What's the capital of Nebraska?
- Lincoln.
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656. - Right. Who freed the slaves?
- Lincoln.
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657. Right. Charles Keating cooked the books
of what S and L?
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658. - Lincoln.
- Yes.
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659. - Who makes the best town car?
- Cadillac.
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660. No.
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661. - Lincoln!
- Amazing.
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662. Now we're getting somewhere.
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663. You and three of your G's
are on someone else's turf.
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664. You're cruising along in your fly ride
about 20 miles per.
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665. There's a posse of eight homies just sitting
in front of their crib, they're just...
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666. chilling on the porch
playing some fresh jams.
Copy !req
667. - Who they got on the box?
- I think they're riffing with Tag Team...
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668. maybe some Ice, Snoop, Biggie,
Junior MAFIA, whatever.
Copy !req
669. They decide that they want to throw down.
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670. So, you and your boys, you pile out
of your hooptie for the face-off.
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671. They have six baseball bats and two chains.
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672. You have three brass knuckles...
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673. and two sawed-off pool cues,
you know, jimmy sticks.
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674. Now, what I want to know is
what is the ratio...
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675. of metal weapons to wooden ones?
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676. Over here, over here, Mr. Clark, Julie knows.
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677. Okay, pop quiz. Who was the first president
to use the telephone?
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678. - Anferny.
- Nixon.
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679. No. Griff.
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680. - Garfield.
- Yes.
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681. First president to be on television?
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682. Anferny.
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683. - Johnny Carson.
- No, he was never president. Natalie.
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684. - Eisenhower.
- Yes.
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685. Who was the last president to blow chunks
on a Japanese head of state?
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686. Anferny.
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687. - Bush?
- Yes!
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688. Good day, Ms. Doyle.
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689. Good morning, Ms. Doyle.
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690. You looking fine, Ms. Doyle.
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691. Mr. Arnott? Where have you been?
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692. They released me.
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693. Everyone...
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694. state law prohibits Mr. Clark
from being here today, so he's at home...
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695. probably a little nervous,
but I'm sure rooting for all of you.
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696. All right, here we go.
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697. The Academic Proficiency Test.
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698. You have eight hours in which to complete
this exam. Good luck to all of you.
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699. Begin work now.
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700. Every day people are discovering
Just how fun and easy it is...
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701. to get a precision-layered haircut
with the incredible...
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702. Flowbee Precision Haircufting System.
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703. Don't be fooled by imitators.
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704. Flowbee cuts from
a half-inch to six inches long.
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705. Can't do it wrong.
Get a close-up on this. Squeeze.
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706. Go ahead. Show your abs.
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707. Shit.
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708. All right, time's up.
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709. Come on. Time's up. Close your booklets.
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710. I'm sure you all did very well.
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711. Scores will be posted
at the end of this week.
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712. How do you think you did on the test?
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713. I don't know. For the first time in my life,
I feel like I did something right.
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714. Me, too.
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715. - Check this out.
- What is it?
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716. It's my future. Remember that college
I was telling you about?
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717. - Yeah.
- They wrote me back yesterday.
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718. - Yeah.
- Now I feel like I got a real chance to get in.
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719. Guess I owe a lot to Mr. Clark?
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720. Yeah, you know, I think all the kids
pretty much feel the same way.
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721. I mean, think about it.
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722. We could both end up
at the same school together.
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723. Griff, this is the happiest
I ever remember being.
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724. It's the first time in my life I haven't prayed
for a gas line to rupture...
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725. under my building while I was smoking.
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726. Natalie, I'm glad you're happy.
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727. Come on.
There's something I want you to see.
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728. Okay.
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729. Mr. Clark has taken this place on
as a special project.
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730. "Fie, my lord, fie!
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731. "Out, damned spot. Out, I say."
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732. Line!
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733. "Who would have thought the old man
to have so much blood?"
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734. "Who would have thought the old man
to have so much blood in him?"
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735. Take it off!
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736. Hustle up, man. Come on, hurry up.
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737. Yeah, sweet.
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738. This ought to take care of our little problem.
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739. Let's get out of here, Paco.
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740. Hey, give it a rest.
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741. Everyone, I just want to say
before the test scores arrive...
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742. that I am so proud of all of you.
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743. Well?
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744. As I expected,
every student in this class failed.
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745. The lowest scores in the country.
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746. - But there must be some mistake.
- That's right.
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747. And you're it. See for yourself.
Figures don't lie.
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748. We're not dealing
with Rhodes scholars here.
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749. It's time I just accepted what I am
and get on with my life.
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750. No, Griff, wait.
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751. See what you've done?
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752. I told you to leave them at the bottom
of the barrel, where they belong.
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753. Griff, wait.
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754. Consider yourself terminated
as of right now.
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755. Natalie, wait.
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756. Chuckie, wait.
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757. Wait, Ms. Doyle,
you're making a huge mistake.
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758. Mr. Clark has helped this school.
He's a good teacher.
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759. And I'm not just saying that
because we slept together.
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760. Clean out your desk by the end of the day.
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761. - Richard, wait.
- No.
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762. You were right all along.
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763. I didn't know what I was getting into
with these kids.
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764. Richard.
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765. I'm out of here.
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766. What's wrong with all of you?
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767. Have you forgotten
how much Mr. Clark has helped us?
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768. You had a D average
before Mr. Clark started tutoring you.
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769. Now you're on the honor roll.
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770. And this boy. Everyone thought he had
Tourette's syndrome until Mr. Clark...
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771. discovered he was
a Hindu exchange student.
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772. You suck!
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773. You can come back.
Look at me. I'm living proof.
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774. Call me.
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775. Richard, wait!
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776. Richard.
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777. I'm telling you,
I'm really worried about Richard.
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778. I've been calling his house
for the past three days...
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779. and I keep getting the same message:
Copy !req
780. "Hi. I'm not here, and I may never be again."
Copy !req
781. Julie?
Copy !req
782. Buddy up with a mangy dog
or a small child.
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783. Hey, Nat, are you okay?
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784. - I'm afraid Griff's gonna join Paco's gang.
- Come on.
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785. Check this out.
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786. Word on the street is Paco and his little
punk dogs slipped those mentals we took.
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787. What I'm saying is, they switched the tests.
That's why everybody flunked.
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788. You know, you guys.
I probably didn't need no help.
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789. - Oh, my God, this is awful.
- Then we just got to find Mr. Clark.
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790. Yeah, but where?
Where do you find a man that depressed?
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791. Wait a minute. Dim sum.
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792. Chinatown. Come on.
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793. Okay, this is it. Julie, Natalie...
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794. - why don't you two head down that way?
- Okay.
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795. Anferny, go down to the south end
of the block, and I'll go down this way.
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796. All right.
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797. Please, let this be the one.
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798. Richard,
what are you trying to do to yourself?
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799. Richard, snap out of it.
Don't you recognize me?
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800. Mum?
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801. No, it's me.
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802. Father O' Flannery?
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803. Mister?
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804. You okay? Mister, you okay?
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805. This girl over there, she asked about you.
Come. Now.
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806. - Richard, thank God.
- Victoria?
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807. I've been looking everywhere for you.
I didn't know you drank.
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808. I drank?
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809. I thought it was just my pet gorilla here.
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810. How many fingers?
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811. Come on, Mr. Clark, snap out of it.
We got to get Griff out of that drug deal.
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812. Maybe we should just
let the cops handle this.
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813. That would be fine if I didn't mind waiting
20 years to see Griff again.
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814. Don't worry. I'll just go in and get him.
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815. Mr. Clark, you can't just go in there
and be like:
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816. "Okay, Griff, we're going home,"
else you gonna be going home in a box.
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817. The only way we're going to get Griff
out of there...
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818. is you got to show up in the back room
with the cash.
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819. You got the cash, you the man.
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820. - Where am I gonna get the cash?
- Man, DeMarco gonna be there.
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821. What you think he carry in his briefcase?
Food stamps?
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822. Your job is to make his cash your cash.
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823. - Did you get it?
- It's all in there.
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824. Good.
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825. We just got time to eat.
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826. All right, everybody, wait here.
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827. - I'll handle this.
- You not out in 20 minutes...
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828. me and my G's is coming in after you,
straight up.
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829. Go in there and represent, Mr. Clark.
You can do it.
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830. I can do this.
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831. - What are you doing here?
- I'm here to help you.
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832. Richard, if anything happens,
I want to be here with you.
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833. Thanks.
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834. How are we gonna know
which one is DeMarco?
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835. - We'll just take a wild guess.
- Where?
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836. Come on.
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837. - Someday you will be the world's leaders.
- You suck!
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838. Where you going?
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839. It's a mistake, man. I can't do this.
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840. I thought we settled this, Griffy-boy.
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841. You better decide right now. You in or out?
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842. - I ain't asking again.
- Define "in or out."
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843. In, you're with us, and out, you're dead.
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844. Works for me.
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845. Where the hell's our waiter?
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846. Good evening, gentlemen...
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847. and welcome to Mr. A's
fine dining establishment.
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848. I'm Zack. I'll be your waiter this evening,
and this is my trainee, Paula.
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849. I'm an Aries.
I enjoy water sports and dancing.
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850. - And my hobbies are origami—
- Enough small talk.
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851. Just bring us two thick T-bones.
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852. Yes, sir.
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853. Would you like those
with or without the bones?
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854. And a couple of glasses of water.
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855. All right.
Let me tell you about our water then.
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856. It comes from the Los Angeles aqueduct...
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857. where it flows down
a lovely cement channel on a bed of—
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858. I don't care where it came from.
Just bring it to us.
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859. I'll take that. It's his birthday.
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860. Would anyone care
for some desserts this evening?
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861. Look, you little weasel.
Just bring us what we asked for.
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862. Unless you want me to stick
this bread stick up your ass.
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863. It sure would taste better if you didn't.
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864. You might want to try buttering it first.
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865. Hey, stand back.
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866. Come on. We've got to change disguises.
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867. You ready?
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868. Yeah, but unfortunately
we've got this other thing we gotta do first.
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869. Let's see what's in this thing.
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870. Jesus!
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871. Hurry.
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872. Manny, zap that sauce for me, will you?
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873. Got it.
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874. Now, what do you want?
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875. I'm here to see Mr. A.
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876. Who the hell are you?
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877. I'm Mr. B.
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878. Mr. D couldn't make it. He's out with Mr. C.
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879. You're early.
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880. DeMarco's early.
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881. Say what? You?
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882. Mr. Clark, Miss Chapell,
what are you doing here?
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883. No need to be so formal, boys.
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884. We're not in school anymore.
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885. Two seconds you gonna be
one dead teacher. How's that for formal?
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886. Now, we work for DeMarco,
buying and selling drugs.
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887. We're lowlife scumbags. Just like you.
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888. - What are you talking about?
- What better cover than...
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889. a teacher and a secretary?
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890. Administrative assistant.
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891. Yes, all right.
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892. All right, enough of this small talk.
I've got business with Mr. A. Where is he?
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893. I'm right here.
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894. - Clark?
- Ms. Doyle?
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895. Around here they call me Mr. A.
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896. Mister?
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897. I inherited the business
from my late husband.
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898. - I'm shocked.
- What?
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899. That a woman can run a business?
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900. No. That you were ever married.
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901. All right. Let's do it.
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902. What exactly is she doing here?
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903. She's my bitch.
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904. Well, my significant other.
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905. We've been slapping skins
for quite some time now.
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906. You say you work for DeMarco.
Why should I believe you?
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907. Why would I have his briefcase
unless I was working for him?
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908. That doesn't prove anything.
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909. You could have seen him
down in the restaurant...
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910. dressed up like a waiter,
created some kind of diversion...
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911. while she snatched it from under the table.
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912. That's a little far-fetched, don't you think?
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913. Wait a minute. Think about it.
You think he's capable of all that?
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914. Hey, all right.
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915. What's the big idea?
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916. - You work out?
- All right. Knock it off.
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917. I say we off him now,
and then do what we want with their bodies.
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918. Easy, Paco, easy.
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919. So, you like getting high, Clark?
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920. Who doesn't?
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921. Then perhaps you'd like to sample
the finest crank in town.
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922. Sure. Load me up a spike.
Let's get this party into gear.
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923. - Look man, he's clean. No tracks.
- I take mine In the ass.
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924. Got used to it as a kid. Shots.
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925. You're starting to piss me off, man.
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926. Maybe you don't have enough holes
in your head already.
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927. Excuse me.
Something seems to be riding up here.
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928. What's going on there?
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929. Nothing I know rides up that high.
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930. Here.
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931. Tie off.
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932. You really should have someone
look at that. It could be malignant.
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933. Quit stalling.
We don't want to be here all night.
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934. Here's looking at you, kid.
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935. This shit be kicking.
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936. Man, I'm wasted off my ass
and you're still ugly.
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937. False alarm.
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938. Some idiot put a gun in the microwave.
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939. Good stuff?
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940. So what have you got to say for yourself?
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941. Nothing, really.
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942. Except it's going to be an interesting
morning tomorrow, after my coffee.
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943. I'll need at least two magazines.
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944. - So it's all here?
- As far as you know.
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945. - Half a million?
- Really?
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946. Yes, down to the penny.
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947. Now, I'll just take my stuff
and be on my way.
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948. Wait here.
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949. Griff, you got to get out of here.
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950. You're throwing your life away,
messing around with these drug dealers.
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951. - Look who's talking.
- No, he's not a real drug dealer.
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952. He's just pretending. He's here to save you.
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953. - You risked your life to come here for me?
- Yeah, of course I did.
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954. Well, not the risking-my-life part.
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955. Anyway, look, Paco switched the tests, and
the police are probably already on their way.
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956. We got to get out before—
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957. - It's the waiter and his trainee.
- Yeah. Where the hell's our dinner?
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958. You jughead.
They're the ones who stole our briefcase.
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959. DeMarco, what's going on?
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960. Is this your idea of a straight deal?
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961. - We thought Clark was your guy.
- I never seen him before tonight.
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962. Hey. Another one of these,
one of us is gonna have an orgasm.
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963. Clark, you never should have messed
with me. I don't want him found.
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964. No problem.
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965. No.
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966. - Come on, G's. They're down this way.
- You guys.
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967. In the house.
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968. Doyle is getting away. Stop her.
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969. Seems to me
we've got some unfinished business.
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970. You're forgetting a couple things,
aren't you?
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971. - Yeah, what's that?
- Richard's not here to help you this time.
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972. And?
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973. I have a frozen pig's foot.
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974. What's he doing?
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975. What's going on?
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976. Come on!
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977. Look! There's a bigger man,
and he's got a gun!
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978. - Christ!
- Sorry.
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979. This was a new suit, pickle dick.
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980. Get back.
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981. What are you fossils staring at?
Eat your vegetables.
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982. Get back! I'm gonna walk out of here.
You punks get out of the way.
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983. I'm gonna count to three, and if you're
not moving, I'm gonna start shooting.
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984. Do what she says, kids.
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985. Chill, Mr. Clark.
She ain't shooting nothing but the breeze.
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986. You kids are even bigger boneheads
than I thought.
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987. And everybody knows it, too,
except for this fool.
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988. You know, Ms. Doyle, that's just what you...
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989. and people like you,
want everyone to think, isn't it?
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990. That somehow, no matter what goes down,
we just can't cut it.
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991. You use that as an excuse to hold us back...
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992. but Mr. Clark showed us
that there is another way.
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993. Another way to flunk.
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994. Think we failed that test? Listen up.
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995. If x is 17? plus the square root of 4,
minus 6...
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996. what's X?
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997. Thirteen.
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998. Famous Russian author of
The Brothers Karamazov?
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999. Who is Dostoyevsky.
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1000. The Gadsden Purchase formed parts
of what two states?
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1001. Arizona and New Mexico.
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1002. All right, I'll shoot him.
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1003. - What's the capital of Ecuador?
- Quito!
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1004. Back off! I mean it.
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1005. - NASA's Apollo Program ended what year?
- 1975!
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1006. Stay away from me.
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1007. Who was responsible
for the first moonwalk?
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1008. Michael Jackson!
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1009. What did he say?
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1010. No, I'm just playing, man.
It was Louis Armstrong's brother, Neil.
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1011. What group...
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1012. is responsible for the consumption
of the most doughnuts in Los Angeles?
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1013. - Police!
- Right.
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1014. Nobody move. Get your hands up.
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1015. This isn't what it looks like.
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1016. Say hello to Mr. A.
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1017. So this is Mr. A.
We've been looking for him for years.
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1018. You're under arrest, fellow.
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1019. Hey, partner, there's about five more
gangster-pops in the freezer.
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1020. It was her, man.
She masterminded the whole thing.
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1021. - I'll testify in court. She's Mr. A.
- We know.
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1022. Could I borrow your coat?
I can't feel my legs.
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1023. Come on, let me go, man.
I'll give you $50,000.
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1024. Ms. Doyle,
I guess we just got off on the wrong foot.
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1025. No hard feelings.
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1026. Wonderbra?
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1027. I swear to God, Clark,
when I get out, I'm gonna hunt you down...
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1028. and beat you like a circus monkey.
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1029. By the way, happy birthday.
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1030. This shit be kicking.
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1031. And now, to present the diplomas...
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1032. principal pro tem, Richard C. Clark.
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1033. Will the graduates please rise and begin...
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1034. Richard, I never thought I'd say this...
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1035. but I was wrong about you, son.
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1036. I can't believe
what you've accomplished here.
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1037. Thanks, Dad.
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1038. When I call your name,
please step forward to receive your diploma.
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1039. Anferny Jefferson.
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1040. Julie Rubels.
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1041. There's Mommy.
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1042. Achmed Duvded.
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1043. Natalie Thompson.
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1044. And the Valedictorian of our class,
with a 2.35 GPA...
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1045. Griff McReynolds.
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1046. You did it, buddy.
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1047. Way to go, Griff. That's my boy!
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1048. That's my boy.
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1049. Good for you, Griff!
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1050. For all of you who did not
make the journey to this stage today...
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1051. I say to you, work as hard as you can...
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1052. do a couple hours
of homework each night...
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1053. and nothing can stop you.
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1054. Ladies and gentlemen,
the graduating class of 1996.
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1055. Graduates, graduate!
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1056. Coming up on the 11:00 report...
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1057. Sparky the rottweiler is still missing
on that Korean airliner...
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1058. day 32.
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1059. A deadly strain of bacteria
found in movie popcorn...
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1060. striking its victims exactly
one-and-a-half hours after being consumed.
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1061. And in sports...
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1062. Steve's gonna tell us about Marge Schott's
purchase of the Harlem Globetrotters.
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1063. That's all coming up next.
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