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The old geezer's trap was hangin'open a mile...
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lappin'up every word
the kid handed him.
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- Stan.!
- You were great, Stan.!
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- Where'd you go to?
- I hid in my truck.
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Stan, you sure done noble.
I always knew you was a born mentalist.
:41:28
Imagine giving a cop a cold reading
and getting by with it!
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- Look who I had for a teacher.
- Nice work, kid. You're a real carny.
:41:34
You ought to have heard Stan spout gospel
to that hypocrite. It was like Sunday school.
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- You must've been raised pretty religious.
- Yeah, in a county orphanage.
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- Didn't you have any folks?
- If I did, they weren't much interested.
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- Where'd you learn all this gospel?
- In the orphanage.
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That's what they used to give us on Sunday
after beating us black-and-blue all week.
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Then when I ran away,
they threw me in the reform school.
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But that's where I got wise. I let the chaplain
save me and got a parole in no time.
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Boy, how I went for salvation.
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Comes in handy in a jam. Many's the judge
I've good-talked right out of his shirt.
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Son, you can have mine right now.
:42:09
Let's give Stan a big hand. We'd be
in a peck of trouble if it wasn't for him.
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And I'd be in jail!
:42:15
How about some beer, partner?
:42:17
Oh, Bruno, cheer up.
There'll be no more trouble tonight.
:42:20
- We'll open tomorrow night and pack 'em in. Won't we, boss?
- Best advertising in the world.
:42:24
- Hello, Bruno.
- Where did you go? I been lookin' all over.
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- She was in her truck.
- But I went in the tent and yelled my head off.
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- Why didn't you answer me?
- Where did you think I was?
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What are you looking at me
like that for?
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- Uh-oh.
- That's what I say.
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Huh?
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Oh, what's the diff?
She's here now, isn't she?