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Oklahoma.
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We're going to live right in Oklahoma City.
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Not Oklahoma City itself?
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Lucy, you lucky girl.
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No more running around the nightspots.
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No more prowling around
in New York shops.
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l'll think of you whenever a show opens
and say to myself:
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''She's well out of it.''
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New York's all right for a visit,
but l wouldn't want to live here.
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l know l'll enjoy Oklahoma City.
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Of course. lf it gets dull,
you can always go to Tulsa for the weekend.
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l think a big change
like that does one good.
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That's right.
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l know this isn't quite the place,
but Lucy tells me you two own a coal mine.
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What about it?
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Yes. Mr. Leeson thought that maybe
he'd like to buy your interest.
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That is, if the price is right.
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l was telling Mr. Leeson, l mean Daniel...
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about how badly we were doing,
and he thought maybe he could do better.
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l suppose you told him
there wasn't any coal in it, too.
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Well, if you're interested,
you might bring around the data tomorrow.
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l'm very lucky.
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You know what they call me back home?
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l can guess.