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:30:01
- The... Oh, oh, song.
- Please, play it.

:30:04
Oh, okay.
Well, I think I got, uh...

:30:07
All right.
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/ like big butts
and / cannot lie

:30:13
You other brothers can't deny
:30:15
- That when a girl walks in
with an itty-bitty waist
- Oh, that's not it?

:30:17
- No. That's not it. Very nice, though.
-And a round thing in your face...
- Sure that's not it?

:30:19
- Please.
You know what song I'm talking about.
- I don't know if I can play the song.

:30:22
- Please.
- I, uh, da-da-da-da-da.

:30:24
I, uh...
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- Please, play it. Come on.
- No. Oh, uh... Okay.

:30:29
Oh, he's gonna kill me.
:30:33
- Thank you.
- Hip hip

:30:35
Luke, I thought I told you
to never play that...

:30:38
Hip hip
:30:40
- When you're on a holiday
- Song.

:30:43
Hey, Anna. You made it.
:30:45
- Come here, kid. Give me a hug.
- Hi.

:30:48
Ohh. Oh, sweetheart,
this is Muntz.

:30:50
- Hi.
- And this bright young man is...

:30:52
- Yeah, we've met.
- Hello, Rick.

:30:55
- Hi, Anna.
- Uh...

:30:57
Majors is your father?
:31:00
Yes. He likes to say he's Napoleon
working his way across Europe.

:31:04
His first wife was English, my mother
was French and Inga's mother was Swiss.

:31:08
And I just hired
a Russian girl trainer. Look out.

:31:12
Hey, girls, it's bedtime. We got a long
day ahead of us tomorrow. Come on, Inga.

:31:15
- Coming, Father.
- Retard, walk me out, huh?

:31:20
I didn't know you were here, Rick.
I'm... I'm really sorry.

:31:25
- Anna.
- I really have to go, but...

:31:28
just a place to call your own
:31:32
As we drift into the zone
:31:36
Of all the bars
in all the ski towns in Alaska...

:31:39
- Why'd she have to come to this one?
- We'll be playing and having fun

:31:44
- Thanks.
-And it makes me feel so...

:31:47
Here you go, Jenny.
Enjoy it.

:31:56
/ know she knows
it's not right


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