A King in New York
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- For example, do you mind?
- Not at all.

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Just to illustrate.
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You see, will you open
your mouth, please?

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When you're in this position,
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invariably the phone rings.
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He answers it. You can't move.
He treats you like a drain pipe.

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For the last hour and a half you've
been entertained by King Shahdov

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on Ann Kay's Real Life
Surprise Party.

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This is Station KXPA.
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Still up?
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- I haven't slept a wink.
- Indeed?

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Your Majesty! After your positive
refusal to appear on television,

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to see you reciting Hamlet,
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putting knives and sugar tongs
down that wretched woman's throat!

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Are you mad?
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After what I saw, Your Majesty,
perhaps I am.

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- You saw me on television?
- It's all so insane.

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I'm an idiot! I thought something
peculiar was going on!

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They must have had
hidden cameras.

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- What do you mean?
- I knew nothing about it.

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Outrageous. Sue them for damages!
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Let's get out in the air.
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It's rather late, Your Majesty.
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I can't sleep.
We'll go to a nightclub.

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We should return to Europe.
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Don't be absurd. We need money.
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After what's happened,
no businessman'll take you seriously.

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Why?
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Your Majesty!
A King playing Hamlet on television!

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They'll question your sanity.
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I suppose chasing a golf ball
just to put it in a hole is sane?

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I prefer Hamlet to golf.
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- We're ruined.
- Nonsense.

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John, there he is!
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Your Majesty,
may I congratulate you, Sir.

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My wife and I saw you on television
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and I just want to say
you certainly are a man of talent,

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and may I say so, Sir,
a true democrat.

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Thank you very much.
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I'd like you to shake hands
with my wife.


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