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Jan Maan was a Communist.
A lathe operator who moved in...
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...after quarrelling with
his parents about his fiancee.
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Trudy...I met her in a lunchroom.
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My mother said; Lunchroom?
She lives off tips.
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Four weeks later
the engagement was off.
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But Jan Maan always stayed
with us.
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I looked outside this morning,
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summer is late this year, madam.
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No sign of it yet.
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It could be quite a while.
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- She never speaks.
- Something between you?
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She thinks
I should get out more.
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Look for work.
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Build something, climb the ladder
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This society doesn't want climbers.
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You're going to change that?
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The Party is growing steadily.
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That's because of unemployment.
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Everyone will be a Communist by
the end of the century.
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You have time to come along
with me.
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Good afternoon, we came about
the advert.
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You have a shop for sale?
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You're standing in it, Mr...?
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Katadreuffe.
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The name's Lucas Meijer.
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What will it cost, Mr Meijer?
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Nine hundred.
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200 for the stock and 700 for
the goodwill.
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I don't know
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but 700 for the goodwill?
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I don't think he has any customers
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I can see something in it.
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You see any customers?
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It's early and about to rain.