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:50:09
Hello?
- Morning, Miss Morrow. This is Rex.

:50:13
Good morning, Rex.
- You done did a terrible thing to me.

:50:19
You made me glad I ain't in Texas.
:50:22
Have I?
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Every time I look at you, I say:
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we got all kinds of natural resources
back home, we ain't got that.

:50:34
Oh Rex.
- Tell you something else, too.

:50:37
I hated New York when I first came.
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All those people
seemed so distant and all.

:50:44
Don't feel that way now.
- That's good.

:50:48
It sure turned out
to be a friendly town.

:50:53
You'll find that most people
will try to meet you halfway.

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If you let them.
- Will I see you tonight?

:51:01
I'd love to, Rex,
but I already have a date tonight.

:51:05
Who with? - A client.
You don't know him. Jonathon Forbes.

:51:11
You ain't the kind of gal
who'd break a date.

:51:16
No, I'm not.
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And I ain't the kind of guy
that'd ask you to.

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I know that. - I'll pick you up at 8.
- I'll be ready.

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What a day.
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Good morning, Alma.
Isn't it a beautiful day?

:51:32
You can't go by me. Haven't seen it.
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Okay, I'll take your word for it.
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He must be pretty special
if you'd break a date for him.

:51:46
He is.
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What's he like?
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He's six-foot-six,
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handsome, intelligent,
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owns a mountain.
- Don't just stand there.


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