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- Isn't she sad?
- No.

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OK, she's sad.
What do you want me to do about it?

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Some poor soul
asks God for a hand-out,

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so I'm meant to produce a miracle?
No, that's not in my job description.

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OK. So, where do we start?
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You wanna do this kid a favour?
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I say we write her a letter back
from God and say,

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"Life sucks and it's probably not
going to get any better."

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Maybe I misjudged you.
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That's exactly what you've done.
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No offence, Rebecca, but I got
my own sad, serious problems.

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No, that's fine.
I'll take care of her myself.

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Who said I needed your help anyway?
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Dooly! Did you ever deliver East LA?
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Course I did. Till that toad
demoted me down to this pit.

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Said I had an attitude problem.
What's that supposed to mean?

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Let it go. Do you remember any
schools with the zip code 90022?

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I remember more schools than that
numb-nuts that took over my route.

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I'll give you schools. Public.
First Street Elementary,

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Fourth Street Elementary,
Hollenback Junior.

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OK, Dooly, we'll get that on paper
and I can find her myself.

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Look, the sign says "Ride the pony".
It does not say "Pose with the pony"!

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It's a figure of speech!
It's just a sign!

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Look, Mr Eduardo is very tired.
He's resting. He's very famous.

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He was in "Treasure of Sierra Madre."
He worked with Humphrey Bogart.

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You have to let her ride it!
I paid you!

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Look how happy she is sitting.
Let her sit! This isn't a dude ranch!

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Que burro!
She doesn't want to ride that.

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It's a donkey, not a horse.
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I know. It's an awful, awful donkey!
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- I got a watch looking for a wrist.
- I got seven watches. Look!


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