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Hi.
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Hi. Who are you?
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- Where's Mommy?
- She's outside.
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- Would you like me to get her for you?
- No, that's all right.
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You still haven't told me your name.
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Peter Coe. What's yours?
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- Maggie.
- You're pretty.
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- See you soon, Larry.
- Yeah.
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- Call. Come over.
- I will. I'll call you tomorrow.
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The nicest part about being the host is...
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you don't have to drive anywhere
at the end of the night.
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- It has its advantages.
- Larry.
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- Good night.
- I really had a wonderful time.
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- Larry, it was a great party.
- Thank you very much.
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- Good night, Margaret.
- Good night.
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- Glad you could have come.
- Eve, thank you.
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I certainly will, dear. Goodbye.
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It's the same with working at home, Larry.
The way you do.
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You got a three-minute walk from your
breakfast table to your study. That's living.
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And, of course, you also get a chance
to watch the procession.
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- What procession is that, Felix?
- The great American marching society.
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The Itchy Foot Club. Tramp, tramp, tramp.
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You know who's leading
the procession, of course.
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- Who?
- A woman.
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You don't think much of women,
do you, Felix?
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I love them. Every last one of them.
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But they're all the same.
They want romance.
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There's nothing romantic about the slob
they see shaving in his pajamas.
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You and me, Larry,
we're furniture in our own homes.
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But if we go next door...
Next door, we're heroes.
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A guy like you, works at home, you got
plenty of opportunity for going next door.