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Mr. Dillon, wellcome back.
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You're looking fine, just fine. -Thank you,
Mr. Sims. I'm feeling fine.
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I'm glad you're better. -Sickness comes
to us all, Mr. Dillon. -That's true, Mr Sims.
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We never know when, we never know why,
we never know how. The only blessed thing
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we know is that it'll come in the most
time, just when you've got tickets
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to the World Series. And that's the way
the permanent waves.
:38:24
Well...
:38:32
That fellow could be a congressman.
:38:36
If it's wet, you don't fold it.
You shake it and hang it neatly
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on the knob provided.
-Yes, sir.
:38:47
What're you laughing at? -Nothing.
Oh, no, nevermind, Joe.
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It's just that I was remembering,
at lunch, on the menu it said
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"Today's special:"
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Broiled hothouse tomato,
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under a generous slice
of riped cheese.
:39:35
Hi, Bobo.
:39:38
Did I buy you that dress
you piece of shit?
:39:41
Well, I guess so. You're the guy I work for.
-I'm the guy you work for, ha?
:39:45
In that case I may just flush
you down the toilet.
:39:50
Take me to my hotel.