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Clips from Sanford and Son (1972) - The Suitcase Case (S01E01)

"No, I bought it at Saks Fifth Avenue."
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"Fill it up with garbage and then throw it out in the alley."
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"That's another thing you haven't developed is a nose for junk."
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"I'm not gonna go around smelling the stuff."
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"When you find something like this, what you should do is step on it."
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"And if it squishes, then you don't want it."
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"I just wanna give you a lesson in this business."
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"Garbage."
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"It's money, Pop. It's filled with money."
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"My heart."
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"Hey, Lamont, come here."
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"Look at that, Pop. Stacks of twenties, fifties, hundreds."
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"I can't believe it. I can't stand it."
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"I ain't gonna make it."
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"You hear that, Elizabeth?"
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"I'm coming to join you, honey..."
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"rich."
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"Would you..."
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"Would you stop that, Pop. This is no time to have a heart attack."
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"We're rich. We can retire."
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"Yeah. No more getting up at 6:00 to get that old stupid truck started by 8:00."
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"Forty-five years of hard work..."
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"keeping my nose to the grindstone..."
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"Hey, Pop, let's move."
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"- Where would we move to? - We could move to Beverly Hills."
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"Beverly Hills."
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"Well, Wilt Chamberlain lives in Beverly Hills."
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"We better get a house next to Wilt 'cause he'll let us."
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"- Anyplace we wanna go now. - Yeah, I could go to St. Louis."
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"I mean we could take a cruise."
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"We could take a cruise to one of those tropical islands."
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"- That'd be good for my arthritis. - Yeah."
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"They're gonna think we stole this money."
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"Don't put it there. That's too close to the door."
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"That's not the police. They're not coming. That's a fire truck."
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"What are we doing, Pop? This isn't even our money."
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"- We got to turn this in. - Turn it in?"
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"Listen. You found it."
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"In the Bible it says, "Finders keepers, losers weepers. ""
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"Where does it say that?"
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"Right next to that part where it says, "Seek and ye shall find. ""
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"This is what I figured happened, Pop."
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"This money came from a bank robbery..."
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"Now, I figure crook A robbed this money from the bank..."
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"and he left it in the alley for crook B."
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"And now A and B are looking for me."
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"I don't care if C, D and E are lookin' for Y-O-U."
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"I'm not gonna give up this M-O-N-E-Y."
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"Listen, Pop. Let's turn the money in. We'll get a reward."
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"- Turn it in? Are you crazy? - I read it in the papers 100 times."
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"Then it always goes on to say how they gave him a reward and a nice steady job."
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"Yeah. Twenty-five dollars, a white uniform and a broom."
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"Pop, we gotta turn it in."
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"If the bank doesn't track this money down, those crooks will."
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"Pop, I bet you those crooks followed me home."
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"Who? They didn't follow you home when you came in. I didn't see nobody."
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"Uh-huh. There's a strange car parked on the other side of the street."
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"- You see on the other side? - What's strange about it?"
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"and it's still got tires."
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"Listen."
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"Why you keep going around imagining a bunch of stuff?"
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"No, Pop, it makes me too nervous."
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"Give it to me. I ain't nervous."
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"Then you'll be in trouble."
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"It's only a matter of time before..."
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"Uh-huh. You see that? Now, those are the crooks."
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"Wait a minute. Settle down, will ya? Calm yourself."
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"- I don't want no trouble. - Wait a minute, son."
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"Excuse me, lady. I thought you was somebody else. I'm sorry."
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"Just a minute. Could you show me some fireplace equipment?"
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"But I saw something very nice in your yard. Couldn't you just show it to me?"
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"- We're closed, lady. - We're closed because it's a holiday."
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"What holiday? I don't know anything about it."
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"You wouldn't know nothin' about this holiday."
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"- It's Booker T. Washington's. - George Washington Carver's."
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"It's a holiday."
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"- She's going away. - That's good."
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"Say, Pop."
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"Listen. We got to give this money to the police..."
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"'cause it's just too nerve-racking having it around here."
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"Listen, son. You got to think."
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"Ain't no law that says when you found something..."
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"- I bet you $5.00. - Bet."
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"I should've done this from the start."
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"Hello. Operator? Let me have the police."
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"They'll settle this thing."
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"My name is Jay Rupperow."
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"I was wondering if you could settle a little argument."
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"If someone was to find money in the street..."
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"would he be able to keep it or would he have to turn it in?"
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"Would you mind repeating that for the other gentleman?"
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"Uh-huh."
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"Well, listen. What if they found it in a alley?"
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"Thank you ver... Thank you very much."
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"- You heard him. Give me $5.00. - What?"
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"You heard him. If you find some money in the street, you have to turn it in."
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"If nobody claims it after six months, you get to keep it."
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"You lost the bet, so give me five bucks."
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"- You got any change? - Put that back in."
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"I'm gonna take this money down to the police."
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"Wait a minute, Lamont. Ain't you afraid to go out there with all that money?"
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"What if them crooks are out there like you said?"
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"Yeah. That's the only thing."
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"We'll put it in the safe."
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"- I'll just put this in here. - Wait a minute. What's that in there?"
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"There's nothin' in there. Just some old insurance policies..."
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"and some stuff like that and your baby shoes."
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"So that's where the peanut brittle went."
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"I did it for your own good. I didn't want your face to break out."
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"- Thanks a lot. - Don't blame me..."
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"'cause you got your mother's sensitive skin."
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"I just shut this up in here. Then it's safe."
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"- Good. You got the combination? - Uh-huh."
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"- Where is it? - In the safe."
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"Well, I guess the money's gonna have to stay here for a while."
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"That was smart. The money's in the safe and you don't know the combination."
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"I know it. It's locked in there on a piece of paper, but I know it."
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"What is it?"
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"There's just one thing that I'm not too sure about."
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"It's something to the left and something to the right."
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