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Ain't got no gal
to make you smile

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But don't worry
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Be happy
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Want to see a grown man
cry like a baby?

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Hey, Bartender.
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You know how to make
a Red Eye?

:41:16
Don't worry
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Be happy
:41:23
What, no tearful greeting?
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Coughlin's Law:
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Never show surprise.
Never lose your cool.

:41:31
Oh, my son,
my rebellious son.

:41:34
Tell your old buddy
how great he looks.

:41:38
You look like a guy who dyes his hair
and shaves with a Brillo pad.

:41:43
A guy who gets an erection
on his birthday, if the wind is right.

:41:46
Isn't this great? Two years we haven't seen
each other, and we just flow into the old act.

:41:50
Please, stop molesting
the customers.

:41:53
A daiquiri, if you will,
Bartender.

:41:58
- I taught this young man everything he knows.
- I doubt that.

:42:05
Don't you waste your loyalty on him.
He'll dump you after Valentine's Day.

:42:12
Isn't that clever?
:42:15
What the hell are you
doing down here?

:42:18
This lad is the best bartender south
of 14th Street. It's his downfall.

:42:23
- I don't see how being good at something can be your downfall.
- Thank you.

:42:26
I grant you, it's not an easy
concept to grasp.

:42:29
Now, you take our hero here.
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I haven't seen him for a while, and
I've never been in this joint before...

:42:33
but I will bet my bile duct he's got some
kind of success manual behind the bar.

:42:39
Come on, Flanagan,
I know it's here.

:42:48
- Touché.
- Voila.

:42:50
You see, Flanagan's a believer.
Always will be.

:42:53
- He doesn't realize that the doors are shut to people like us.
- Well, maybe he wants to open them.

:42:57
Then he has to steal the key,
sweetheart.

:42:59
Something Coughlin here
has been unable to do.


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