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:29:02
You know...
:29:03
like another con could
take it away from you.

:29:08
Well, I was raised
in foster homes, you know?

:29:11
I didn't get no dessert
till I was in eighth grade.

:29:16
Damn.
:29:17
I got a daughter
in the eighth grade.

:29:19
Half my paycheck goes
to her orthodontist.

:29:23
She's got your teeth, man.
:29:33
Yeah. The joint's
about the only place...

:29:35
you got time to work out
to get a grip like that.

:29:43
I was an aerobics
instructor.

:29:45
Shoots the shit
out of that theory.

:29:57
Any more Polars?
:29:59
Oh...
:30:01
Junior got
the last one.

:30:02
I could run out
and get some.

:30:07
Beer's gone, I'm gone.
:30:09
You're kidding.
:30:14
But, you know,
I gotta get...

:30:15
that pork chop
recipe first.

:30:17
No. Are you serious?
:30:20
It's so easy, what I did.
:30:22
You are definitely
not gonna have...

:30:24
to write this down.
:30:25
All it is is pork chops
in a frying pan.

:30:28
And just cook 'em
in their own fat...

:30:29
with a lot of salt.
:30:30
Oh, well,
they sure were good...

:30:31
but you know
what I really like...

:30:34
is native Florida cooking.
:30:37
Now, did you ever have
chestnut batter...

:30:38
on your pork chops?
:30:39
Boy, I never did.
:30:40
You got a recipe
for that somewhere?

:30:43
Uh, yeah, I do,
as a matter of fact.

:30:44
I'll give it to you.
Just a minute here.

:30:46
Oh, I appreciate that.
:30:48
Great dinner.
:30:52
Get you something
to go, Sarge?

:30:55
Just you.
:30:56
Kidding, Herman.
:30:59
Listen, if you
think of anything...


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