The Lost Weekend
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:39:01
Yeah? Go on.
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You see, this girl's been writing to her people in Toledo.
:39:07
They want to meet the young man.
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So they come to New York.
They stay at the Hotel Manhattan.

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Their very first day, she's to introduce him to her parents.
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One o'clock. Lobby of the hotel...
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Just walked in for a simple haircut.
No, that wasn't enough, not for New York.

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They gave me a shampoo, scalp massage and a manicure.
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Thought they were going to tear my shoes off
and paint my toenails.

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I had a lovely morning.
:39:48
Just did a little window shopping.
Didn't want to get all tired out.

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On account of meeting that young man? Now, Mother.
:39:54
Who did you get a haircut for?
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- Wonder what's keeping Helen.
- She'll be here.

:39:59
- This Birnam fellow went to Cornell, didn't he?
- I believe so.

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But he never graduated. I wonder why.
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- How old is he?
- Thirty-three.

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He has no job. As far as I can find out, he never had one.
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I wish Helen wasn't so vague.
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Maybe he has a little money. Some people do, you know, Father.
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- He ought to have a job anyway.
- He's a writer.

:40:18
Writer? What did he write? I never heard of his name.
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Now Father, relax. You always expect the worst.
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I hope he realizes that Helen's our only daughter and
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we ought to know a few things about him.
:40:28
Those'll all come out...his background,
his prospects, his church affiliations.


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