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Clips from Good Times (1974) - God's Business Is Good Business (S01E01)

"But wait."
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"Perhaps you don't think there is a God."
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"Oh, there's a God, all right,"
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"and when he sees what you're up to,"
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"If you hate him, why you watching him?"
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"'Cause hate is such a good emotion"
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"Come to Chicago Stadium tonight,"
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"and let me, Reverend Sam, lighten your burdens..."
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"And empty your pockets."
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"Michael, turn that thing off."
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"That's my good friend Smiling Sam on there."
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"If he's your friend,"
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"why don't he answer some of your phone calls?"
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"You must've left a dozen messages."
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"Oh, he'll get in touch with me, baby, you'll see."
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"You know how busy the man is."
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"Sure, he's been busy, ripping off poor folks."
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"Oh, now, come on, baby."
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"You've got to stop that talk"
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"about Smiling Sam, the happiness man."
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"When we was in the Army, we was best friends."
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"Yeah, except then"
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"he was Buck Private Sam, the latrine orderly man."
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"You mean he wasn't a preacher in the Army, Daddy?"
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"No, son, he was... well, what he was was..."
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"He was a crapshooter."
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"He was out of sight too."
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"I tell you, when Sam had those dice,"
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"he couldn't lose from winning."
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"Baby, it was like they was blessed."
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"James, that's blasphemy."
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"It could also have been loaded dice."
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"Son, Sam didn't need that jive."
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"I'll tell you,"
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"in the company chapel."
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"James, you was shooting dice in the house of the Lord?"
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"It was all right, baby."
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"Anyway, we was walking"
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"back to the barracks, see,"
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"and Sam turned to me and said,"
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""James, I believe we're being followed.""
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"I turned around, and sure enough,"
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"there's a battalion of sore losers."
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"So Sam hands me his winnings and said,"
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""James, you run faster than me, so take the money and split.""
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"Did you both manage to split, Daddy?"
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"Well, sort of, son."
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"I split with the money, but they split Sam."
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"He was the first war casualty of the latrine detail."
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"From what I saw on TV this morning,"
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"he ain't off that detail yet."
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"Baby, you've got to stop that talk,"
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"'cause that's when we got real close."
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"You know, the next day,"
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"I went to see him in the infirmary,"
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"and I took him back every penny."
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"You know what he called me after that?"
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"Honest James."
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"You know what I call him?"
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"Jesse James."
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"Honey, that man is using religion like a hustle."
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"Oh, now, baby, get off of Sam's case."
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"I want you to stop talking like that,"
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"especially when he comes around to call on me."
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"Ha! That'll be the day."
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"Now, you laugh if you want to,"
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"but just suppose, just suppose, now,"
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"that that was Sam right outside the door."
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"If that's Sam outside this door,"
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"I'll shine your shoes in Marshall Fields' window."
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"Good morning, sister."
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"Smiling Sam!"
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"Honest James!"
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"♪ Hey, we don't roar... ♪"
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"♪ But we're going to score tonight ♪"
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"♪ Watch those Tomcats go rolling along ♪"
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"Meow!"
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"Hot dog!"
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"Last time I saw you, man,"
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"and Lord, look at you now."
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"Oh, don't let these rocks and rags fool you, James."
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"They don't fool me."
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"Sam, this is my wife, Florida."
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"She shines shoes at Marshall Fields."
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"As the Good Book says,"
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""A good wife is the peculiar gift of Heaven.""
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"Mmm, ain't that nice the way he puts that, baby?"
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"Honest James, married."
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"I'll be damned."
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"In due time."
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"Sam, I want you to meet my youngest son, Michael."
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"I been telling him all about you."
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"I suppose you know me pretty well, son."
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"Well enough not to shoot craps with you."
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"How did you ever get to be a reverend?"
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"Well, Michael, I simply got the calling."
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"You know, Sister Florida,"
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"and took the vows to do God's work."
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"Well, sister, he who toils in God's garden"
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"shares the abundant harvest."
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"How much of that harvest"
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"do you share with the black community?"
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"Michael, go to your room."
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"Remember me?"
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"I'm the little fellow who sleeps on the couch."
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"Then take your books and go to Thelma's room"
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"and do your homework."
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"James, I can certainly see"
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"you have a strong and loyal family."
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"Did you know that I have been trying to contact you for days?"
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"I want to offer you a position in my crusade."
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"Doing what, Sam?"
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"James is a good man,"
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"but when it comes to being religious,"
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"Sister, I don't need a religious man."
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"I need an honest man."
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"You see, my collections"
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"have been coming in a little shy lately,"
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"and I've got the strong feeling"
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"that while I'm at the pulpit spreading the Good Word,"
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