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:18:00
- Why did I come out here today?
- For the exercise.

:18:04
From the looks of you,
it's finally doing some good.

:18:07
There's nothing like avoiding
a manslaughter charge...

:18:09
to turn a man's life around.
:18:11
That's witty, Kirk,
and compassionate too.

:18:15
- What did he say?
- Foot-in-mouth disease.

:18:17
That kind of attitude
could cost you court cases...

:18:21
especially in my court.
:18:23
You leave me alone, or I'll get Billy
to run you over in that golf cart.

:18:29
- Kirk.
- What?

:18:30
Give me a little kiss, sweetheart.
Right here.

:18:36
Billy, have you lost your mind?
:18:40
That's surprisingly easy to do
once you've lost a few pounds.

:18:45
Come on.
:18:51
Mike, look at this, would you?
:19:00
- Your psoriasis is coming back.
- Why?

:19:03
"Why ask why?"
As they say on TV.

:19:05
Stress probably.
Use that ointment from last time.

:19:11
- Hey!
- For horses. Better for cows.

:19:15
281!
:19:18
I've lost two pounds since this morning?
Is that possible?

:19:22
Relax. Soon you'll be able to see
your balls without using a mirror.

:19:27
[Laughter]
:19:35
Listen, Cary...
:19:38
I never really thanked you
for taking care of me.

:19:42
Never told you what happened
right after that, did I?

:19:46
Leda and I went to lunch.
:19:49
When we came out,
that old gyp was waiting for me.

:19:51
- The one with the...
- Yeah, him.

:19:55
He walked up and touched me,
right here.


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