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"That man over there says you know something about a mining job."
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"Go to hell."
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"Excuse me? Did I... Did I say something?"
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"Just go on and get your jollies off of somebody else."
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"All right, I'm tired of all y'all making fun about my car!"
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"First shot I get at a decent job, and my car blows up."
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"I'm tired of people making fun of my car, too, but it runs."
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"It does, huh?"
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"When I got money to put gas in her, she does."
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"If you got a line on a good job, I got a car."
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"Maybe we should have dinner tonight at my house, discuss it."
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"What you having?"
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"How come all we ever eat is potatoes anymore?"
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"We eat mashed potatoes, fried potatoes, baked potatoes."
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"Hey, everybody! Hey, Dad."
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"Hi."
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"Meet my new friend Moe Henry."
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"Hi, everybody. You want something to eat?"
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"Yes, ma'am. There's not much."
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"Moe and me got hired on as miners this afternoon."
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"Hey! Good job, Dad!"
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"Problem is, if I don't show up tomorrow morning,"
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"foreman's gonna give my position to someone else."
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"Moe knows how to get me a card tonight, right?"
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"That's right."
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"The problem is, it's gonna cost 50 smackers."
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"$50 for a union card?"
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"Where you gonna get that from dad?"
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"Tell them about the dollar."
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"If I get the card,"
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"Moe's gonna ride to work with me, pay me $1 every day."
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"That's right! For gas!"
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"Lois, it pays 10 times what I'm making now."
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"Got the first installment right here!"
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"Why do you think that is, Stephen?"
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"Don't fight me on this, honey."
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"Hey, Daddy, I got five and some change if you need it."
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"Not here, not now."
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"I believe I got $17."
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"$17 plus this, what Moe had, that's $18."
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"I have 800 Coke bottles you can have."
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"That should give you about $35, $40 at least."
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"Mama, I thought you was saving that money for a..."
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"Special occasion? That is exactly right. That is what this is."
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"Your daddy just landed the best job of his life. Congratulations, Stephen, Moe."
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"Thank you, Mrs. Simmons."
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"We'd better run before that place closes. Moe."
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"Can I come with you? Sure!"
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"It's near 50 miles to that marble mine."
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"Think Flossie'll make it, Dad?"
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"It took you six months to save that."
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"Now he's gonna go blow it on a job"
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"he'll probably lose inside the first week."
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"Come outside."
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"Come on, Flossie, don't fail me now."
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"She busted again. Mmm-hmm."
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"Lidia Simmons, what is the matter?"
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"It's you."
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"You don't got good shoes,"
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"you hardly ever eat anything, you work all the time."
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"This money was gonna be a new chance for you."
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"Why you always giving your chances away?"
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"Now, listen here..."
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"All your dad has ever done is fought to make this world a better place for us."
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"Yes, he struggles. Yes, he has had dirt kicked in his face."
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"All the more reason he needs our help."
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"Now, you don't wanna help him, that's okay."
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"You gotta follow your instincts."
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"But I will not listen to you knock him."
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"He's part of me."
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"You cut him down, you're cutting me down."
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"You're cutting down yourself."
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"Dad?"
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"Would you like to go back to bed?"
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"What are you doing up this late, Pocahontas?"
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"Well..."
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"I dreamt I had to pee, and then I woke up and it was real."
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"Dad, Stu says them dreams give you a nervous breakdown,"
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"and that's how come you had to go away."
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"Are you going away again?"
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"I ain't going nowhere you can't come."
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"You believe in angels?"
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"Sure."
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"Why?"
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"Don't you believe in anything you can't see?"
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"No. So do you think I have a guardian angel?"
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"Lidia, I bet you got a dozen of them."
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"Like who, for example?"
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"Well, I bet your grandfather's watching over you."
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"Well, I thought you said he was an alcoholic."
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"Lidia, it's... Lidia, it's 2:00 in the morning. Don't..."
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"Dad, listen,"
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"when you get old and die, you'd better fire whoever's got my case"
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"and take over the job yourself."
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"I'll tell you what."
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"When the Lord calls me home, I'll just ask Him about that. Okay?"
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"But right now I think we both ought to be hitting the sack, hon."
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"Look here, I cut my arm. That makes 31 scars."
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"I must got more scars than you now."
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"Hell you do."
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"I got more scars than Frankenstein."
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"Put your arm up here next to mine."
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"Come this-a-way."
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"Them cigar burns"
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"you give yourself don't count. Gotta be an accident."
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"I'm itching like a wet dog."
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"You smell like one, too."
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"Shut up."
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"Orbiting Pluto, Billy?"
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"No."
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"We never get to do nothing good."
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"I hate this town, I hate these ugly clothes, ugly shoes..."
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"Why don't you just say you hate everything under the universe"
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"and give our ears a break?"
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"She's gotta recite the whole encyclopedia of hates every damn day."
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"It's clear."
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"You done good by us, Billy boy."
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"Thanks."
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"People said Billy Lipnicki was nuts"
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"and saw visions and talked to the spirits."
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