Roustabout

A roustabout is a labourer typically performing temporary, unskilled work. The term has traditionally been used to refer to traveling-circus workers or oil rig workers, but it is commonly used in Australia and New Zealand to refer to workers handling wool after it has been taken from the sheep's back during annual shearing operations.

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:01:40

-Allow me.
- Thank you.

:01:48

Over here!

:01:56

Hi. How are you?

:02:00

- What took you so long?
- We found a new short cut.

:02:05

Can I have a beer, please?

:02:07

You'll also have cokes.
House rules for minors.

:02:10

- We're over 18.
- Sure you are, dear.

:02:14

How come they call this place
a tea house, dear?

:02:17

It's something that was in
and now is almost out,

:02:20

so we'll rename it
something further in or further out.

:02:24

- Clever.
- That light...

:02:27

If the fuzz comes, it'll blink
on and off, so dump the beer.

:02:31

Dump the waitress!

:02:44

Thank you very much,
and thank you, Herbie.

:02:47

Herbie and his "makes-you-wanna-
sit-this-one-out" orchestra.

:02:52

Back in your cages, fools!
Now, ladies and gentlemen,

:02:55

while our mariachis are recuperating
from their activities,

:02:58

the Tea House presents that young man
whose songs have electrified colleges

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