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"The only thing that I knew is that he loved dimes."
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"But what I didn't know at the time was that, that very same day,"
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"my father had pulled out his only decent shirt,"
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"ironed it perfectly and put his tie on to look respectable"
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"so he could buy us a new house at the county auction."
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"Flossie stall again, Dad?"
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"What the hell's the matter with you? Can't you drive?"
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"Come on, Flossie."
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"Get that piece of junk off the road!"
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"I'm a-gonna raise a fuss and I'm gonna raise a holler"
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"Go around him, stupid!"
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"Did she stall again, Dad? Yes."
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"What's the matter with you? Move it!"
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"He's just doing it to spite you!"
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"That's why he cut you off!"
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"Yeah! Move it!"
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"What the hell?"
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"Dad, he's hitting our car!"
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"I see that."
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"Hit him again, Dad! Do something!"
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"What do you want I should do, go stand between the bumper?"
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"Quit hitting our car, you big, fat son of a bitch!"
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"Son, don't... Don't say that."
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"What the hell'd you say to me?"
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"That's the way you teach your kids, to back-talk adults?"
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"Well, no,"
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"but I think he seen you slamming against our car like that, he got..."
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"He got a little emotional."
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"Dad, he tricked us into falling into poison ivy!"
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"Yeah, I got dung all over me 'cause of him!"
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"You throw my kid in a cesspool?"
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"No!"
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"Liar, liar, pants on fire, hanging from a telephone wire!"
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"You lying to me, son? You better don't catch yourself lying to me!"
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"Don't let him talk to you that way! He's a liar!"
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"Hit him, Dad! Let's let this go."
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"Come on, Dad!"
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"Seems like our kids are gonna live."
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"Show him who's boss!"
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"Doesn't look like there's any damage to our fine automobiles."
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"You being smart with me?"
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"If you looking for a fight, I'll fight you right now."
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"He couldn't beat himself out of a wet paper bag."
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"I don't believe in fighting."
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"I'll bet you don't. You yellow-tailed, chicken-livered wussy."
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"Go, Dad! Whoo!"
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"Tell him like it is! Go, Dad! Way to tell him!"
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"Beat him up, Dad! Way to go, Dad!"
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"At least he don't smell like a drunken skunk!"
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"I ought to break your neck, you little shithead!"
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"Dad! Dad!"
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"Afraid I can't allow you to put your hands on my son."
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"You don't see me correcting your children."
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"I don't mind so much you plowing into my car and calling me names,"
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"but you go after my child, you're gonna push a button on me,"
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"and then I'm gonna lose control and kill you."
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"Now, apologize to my son."
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"I apologize."
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"That's mighty kind of you."
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"My son has something to tell you."
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"Apologize to Mr. Lipnicki, Stu."
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"Tell him you're sorry for insulting him."
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"Sorry, Mr. Lipnicki."
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"It's all over now."
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"Let's get out of here!"
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"You're gonna be in trouble."
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"For what?"
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"Taking stuff off the Lipnickis' yard."
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"It just so happens I got permission."
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"I don't believe you."
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"'Cause you'd say anything. 'Cause you know I'm gonna tell on you,"
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"and when they find out, they're gonna kick your ass."
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"Don't say nothing, Lester."
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"Name me one reason why I shouldn't."
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"You're going to summer school again, aren't you?"
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"So?"
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"If you keep your big, fat mouth closed, I'll do all your homework."
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"First time I get less than a "B," I'm telling."
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"Either way, I got you."
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"Well, did you put your best foot forward?"
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"We're trying to."
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"You know, bank tries not to encourage the cheapskates"
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"by suggesting an opening offer of $5,000."
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"Some of these people been writing us checks for, oh, a nickel."
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"It's really causing some problems around here."
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"Well, my check ain't for nowheres near $5,000."
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"You reckon I'd still have a chance?"
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"Neighbor, I'd like to say yeah, but I don't wanna lie to you."
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"Haven't you ever considered buying a mobile home?"
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"Sign says, "No minimum bid. ""
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"Yes, sir, it does."
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"I really like the white house the best."
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"You wanna kiss it for added luck?"
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"Good luck to you."
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"What say we go get your mom and your sister some cotton candy?"
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"All right."
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"You stay right there."
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"Can I get two, please?"
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"Dad?"
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"Dad?"
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"Dad!"
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"Dad!"
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"Hey, punk!"
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"Don't you know you can't buy no houses with food stamps?"
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"No, Willard, his daddy has a job."
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"Remember we seen him plucking spuds out in the field?"
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"Then again, maybe he was just thieving them taters for supper."
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"Hey!"
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"That's enough!"
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"I hate them kids! All right."
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"Go on. Go on. Get on with your business."
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"I guess this is all my fault."
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"If I can't control myself, how I expect you to?"
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"Hey, trespasser! I know of a house your daddy could afford."
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"Course, couple of robins living in it now."
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"Get in the car."
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"I hope you know them're the kids that just beat me up."
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"I know who they are, son."
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"Why'd you give them Mom and Lidia's cotton candy?"
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"'Cause it looked like they hadn't been given nothing in a long time."
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