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Clips from Raising Arizona (1987)

"Let's go get Nathan Junior!"
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"No. See, moving, though we are..."
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"What now, little brother?"
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"I know where they go, old- timer."
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"Well, no, unless round is funny."
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"I'll take those, too."
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"Now, you just lie down back there, old- timer."
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"Yes, sir!"
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"then on back down to zero."
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"OK, then."
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"I'm comin' back in five..."
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"eight Mississippi..."
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"nine Mississippi..."
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"Got some baby grub, baby wipes."
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"I got me a packet of balloons."
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"Seven hundred and ninety- aught Mississippi..."
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"I...I guess I still love you, Hi."
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"I ain't even blamin' you."
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"Let me finish."
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"any more than those jailbirds do."
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"What are we gonna do with Gale Junior?"
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"Suppose we go in there and get ourselves killed?"
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"Everybody freeze."
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"Forget that part about freezing, now."
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"OK, you betcha."
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"We might just come back in five to check."
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"That's for us to know, and y'all to find out."
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"That old- timer threw off my concentration..."
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"Hold on, H.I. Don't be such a hothead!"
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"Miz McDunnough!"
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"Do you see him, too?"
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"Give me that baby!"
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"I want that baby!"
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"But, Hi..."
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"Just run along, now. Whoa!"
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"I ain't through with you."
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"You in with Smalls?"
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"Rides a Harley."
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"Suppose you tell it."
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"Yeah."
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"I can give you a line of credit at any of my stores."
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"That's the way I'd rather handle it. Tax reasons."
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"We didn't bring him back for money."
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"But, uh..."
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"Wasn't that biker at all."
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"I just wanted to be a mama."
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"Thank you, sir."
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"selfish and unrealistic..."
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"but I do know human beings."
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"Sure hate to think of Florence leaving me."
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"a floating spirit visiting things to come."
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"I don't mean to sound superior..."
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"to a Christmas morn in the Arizona home..."
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"who preferred to remain unknown."
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"to his wild tales about me and Ed."
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"until the end."
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"And this was cloudier..."
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"was it wishful thinking?"
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"Was I just fleeing reality like I know I'm liable to do?"
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"The first time I met Ed..."
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"The day I'll never forget."
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"Short for Edwina. Turn to the right!"
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"You're a flower, you are."
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"Prison life is very structured..."
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"more than most people care for..."
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"but there's a spirit of camaraderie between the men..."
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"like you find only in combat, maybe..."
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"In an effort to better ourselves..."
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"we were forced to meet with a counselor..."
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"who tried to help us figure out why we were the way we were."
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"All he wanted was a hot roll and butter."
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"why do you use the word trapped?"
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"Why do you say you feel trapped in a man's body?"
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"Well, sometimes I get the menstrual cramps real hard."
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"Yes, sir. You bet."
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"No, ma'am. Hope to say."
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"OK, then."
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"I tried to stand up and fly straight..."
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"I don't know."
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"They say he's a decent man, so..."
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"maybe his advisers are confused."
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"Turn to the right."
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"She said her fiance had run off..."
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"with a student cosmetologist..."
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"who knew how to ply her feminine wiles."
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"The sumbitch."
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"Don't forget his phone call, Ed."
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"Tell him I think he's a damn fool, Ed."
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"H.I. McDunnough."
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"If he wants to discuss it, he knows where to find me..."
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"in the Maricopa County Maximum Security..."
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"Correctional Facility For Men..."
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"I'll be waitin'."
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"I can't say I was happy to be back inside..."
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"almost made it feel like a homecoming."
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"Well, factually..."
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"They wouldn't accept prison as a substitute."
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"sometimes your career has got to come before family."
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"Work's what's kept us happy."
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"I tried to sort through what Doc Schwartz had said..."
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"When there was no fowl, we ate crawdad."
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"- You ate sand? - That's right."
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"Well, Hi, you done served your twenty months..."
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"we got no choice but to return you to society."
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"These doors gonna swing wide."
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"But you're just hurting yourself..."
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"with this rambunctious behavior."
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"whether it's for rehabilitation or revenge..."
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"but I was beginning to think..."
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"revenge is the only argument makes any sense."
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"Don't forget his fingers, Ed."
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"Hear about the paddy wagon..."
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"that collided with the cement mixer, Ed?"
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"Ha ha! I heard that one."
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"They say that absence makes the heart grow fonder."
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"More and more, my thoughts turned to Ed..."
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"and I finally felt the pain of imprisonment."
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"in a pan of boiling water."
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"and I threw it in a pot without the water, you see?"
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"after lockup and lights out..."
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