1:15:02
I'm sitting here in Washington DC,
very upset.
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You don't think God
is really answering these letters?
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I don't think so.
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We have many rules
in the postal business.
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But we have one ironclad rule.
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You cannot open someone else's mail.
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Doesn't matter who it's addressed to.
Elvis, God, the Easter Bunny.
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You, Barbara. You can't open
other people's mail. That's the rule.
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I vow we will find these people
and we will put them in jail!
1:15:31
Thank you, Mr Sweeny. This is
Barbara Beck saying goodnight.
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Thanks for helping with his homework.
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He's better at math than I am.
It's frightening.
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OK, so clue me in.
Are you going to jail?
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You afraid you'll have
to dress in black
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and pine away
in front of the prison?
1:15:51
No, I just don't know how
to bake a file into a bran muffin.
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I see. But it's safe to say
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that you were
maybe thinking about it.
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- You can never tell.
- You were considering it.
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- I saw that!
- Yes.
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OK, say goodbye.
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Bye.
1:16:09
- Thanks for doing my homework.
- See you, buddy.
1:16:14
- Good luck tomorrow.
- Yeah.
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I saw that, too!
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In front of the Post Office,
a frenzied make-me-a-miracle crowd
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is being fired up by the 90-degree
holiday heat wave in Los Angeles.
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It was not me. I swear on the Bible.
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Did you guys know we was on TV?
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They said we did 14 postal miracles
since Friday.
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We're getting credit
for miracles we didn't do.
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What is going on?
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- Don't you get it?
- No.
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Well, they do. Faith, Thomas. Faith.
People are helping people.