Ernest Goes to Camp
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a 10% royalty
on all the petrocite

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that we can mine out of
the Kikakee area... 10%!

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Mr. Wind Cloud...
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Mr. Wind Cloud,
I don't think you understand.

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Now, you'd be a fool
not to sign this paper.

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Mr. Wind Cloud,
you have to sign this paper!

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It's your patriotic duty!
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Do you understand
a word I've been saying?

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Uh, chief...
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your canoe
is in the river.

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Oh, I'm sorry.
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I didn't know
you had company.

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Excuse me.
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I'm, uh, Bob Wilson...
maybe you could help me...

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Department of, uh, Soils
and Water Conservation.

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Um, I'm having a little
problem communicating

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with, uh,
Mr. Wind Cloud here.

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You see, there's a... there's,
um, a strip-mining company

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on the upper part
of the river.

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I'm getting
all the landowners here

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to sign this petition
to stop their activities

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before they completely
ruin the river.

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Now, maybe you can
"talk" to him.

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Ha ha ha.
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And get him
to sign this.

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Communicating with your
Native-American cultures

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is a specialty of mine.
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I'm bilingual.
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It's a difficult skill,
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but one which I acquired
after years of study.

1:09:46
Mister, you have come
to the right man.

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No problemo.
Comprendo, déjà vu?

1:09:54
Yes, I do. Yeah.
Thank you.


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