Paradise, Hawaiian Style
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:02:00
- Doesn't he want to thank me?
- This is no time for jokes.

:02:03
I've got to calm him down
before he files a complaint.

:02:06
I didn't see him. Must've happened
when the dogs got loose.

:02:09
You've set a new record. We've also had
complaints from Mrs Barrington,

:02:13
the steak house,
and the pineapple pickers.

:02:16
- Oh, boy, good news travels fast.
- See you all later.

:02:20
- I've got to bail us out.
- You said you'd take me for a ride.

:02:25
- I'll clear it up. Let me talk to Belden.
- No chance. You couldn't get near him.

:02:30
Sorry, sweetheart, maybe later.
:02:35
Keep an eye on her until I get back.
:02:41
- I'll teach you how to type your name.
- I already know.

:02:45
- You had two calls.
- Business or pleasure?

:02:48
I wonder if there's a difference.
Joanna wants you to call her.

:02:53
Lani has some honeymooners
who want a ride back to the airport.

:03:00
He'll be back soon.
:03:01
Why do grown-ups always think
business is so important?

:03:05
Nothing's more important than you.
:03:07
Your daddy has
to straighten out my mess.

:03:10
- I'll take you up.
- Would you?

:03:12
Near the hotel
is a place called the Iron Kettle.

:03:16
They have a beautiful beach
and build the biggest sandcastles ever.

:03:19
Sounds great. Let's go.
:03:21
- Think you should?
- Why not?

:03:24
- We can have lunch then come back.
- It'd be like a real date!

:03:28
My life gets more and more
complicated.

:03:32
Let's go. And remember,
no dogs, alligators or cats.

:03:37
- Keep off the highways.
- Bye, Friday.

:03:56
- Fun, huh?
- Like being inside a big glass bug.


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