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Whats the matter?
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llI have a daiquiri, please.
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- And a Gibson.
- A daiquiri and a Gibson. Yes, Mr. Baker.
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As I was telling you,
Mr. Powers was terribly upset...
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that I couldnt do
the bathing suit for Vogue.
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But I already had a hat layout for Harpers.
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With all the models in New York...
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youd think they could find one
to do a simple bathing suit layout.
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Everybody told me how hard it would be
to get started modelling...
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but I didnt have any trouble at all.
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My folks wanted me to be a stenographer,
but that takes so much studying.
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Its really amazing when you consider...
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that Ive only been in New York
for eight months...
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and already Ive had my picture on the cover
of three of the biggest magazines.
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Amazing.
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- Im sorry you dont feel well, Ruth.
- Yes, thats a shame.
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- Why dont you take her home, Lippencott?
- I feel much better now.
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As a matter of fact,
I feel so much better, Id like to feel better.
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- Lets go someplace and have a drink.
- Why, Ruth.
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Why not?
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There are a lot of people having a good time
tonight, why shouldnt we?
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- Call a cab, Chick.
- Get a cab.
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Ruth, put your shoes on. Youll catch cold.
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Step on a crack,
you break your uncles back.
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Its after 3:00.
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Thats why Ive got my shoes off.
Im tippy-toeing.
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I dont care. You put your shoes on.
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That makes a grand total of...
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$27.52...
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half of which is...
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- What is it?
- Look at the bandstand.
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They have concerts here
every Tuesday night during the summer.
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Its just like Kiplinger Park in Columbus.
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Ruth used to play the cymbals
in the high school band.
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- No.
- Yeah.
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Best little cymbal player in Kiplinger High.
Eileen was a drum majorette.