Mildred Pierce
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:32:02
-Happy dreams, sweetie.
-Thank you.

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-l love you, Veda.
-l love you, Mother. Really, l do.

:32:10
But let's not be sticky about it.
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Good night.
:32:24
I had to get a job, any kind.
:32:27
I had no experience in the business world,
but I had to get a job.

:32:30
I walked my legs off. Getting a job
wasn't as easy as I thought.

:32:34
Days seemed like weeks, and everywhere
I went I heard the same thing:

:32:38
Sorry, we need people with experience.
:32:41
I was sick at heart
when I saw the restaurant.

:32:44
I decided to go in for a cup of tea.
:32:51
Good afternoon.
:32:58
Sit here?
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Menu.
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Clear the dirty dishes
off number three. Pick up your feet!

:33:07
-Roast chicken is nice.
-No, thank you. l'll....

:33:10
l caught you red-handed.
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l didn't take your rotten tip.
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-What's the trouble?
-She's lifting tips. l've seen her.

:33:19
Go into the kitchen.
You keep out of it.

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-How about some service?
-Someone will take care of you right away.

:33:25
-l hope so. l have--
-You mind your own business.

:33:29
Sorry to leave you like that,
but we're so short-handed.

:33:33
-You wanted tea?
-No, l want a job.

:33:36
-What?
-Well, you seem to need help....

:33:39
l want a job.
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-You ever work in a restaurant before?
-No.

:33:46
Follow me.
:33:51
-You're a nervous gal, aren't you?
-l'm just a little anxious.

:33:54
You want to watch that.
lt's tough on dishes.

:33:57
l don't think you're the type for
the work, but l'll give you a trial.


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