A Guide for the Married Man
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And who can question the debt he'll owe
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To the guide for the married man
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It will list things universal
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From Pittsburgh to Japan
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And every man can be satisfied
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By the guide
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For the married man
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The married man, the married man
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- Hi, Mr. Manning!
- Hiya, Charlie baby.

:05:42
- Go get Debbie. Tell 'em we're waiting.
- Okay.

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And hurry back out.
Hiya, Paul.

:05:47
- Hi, Ed. Nice morning, isn't it?
- Beautiful.

:05:51
- How's Ruth?
- Fine. Harriet?

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Fine. Oh, that reminds me.
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Look, if it should happen to come up,
I had lunch with you yesterday.

:05:58
Yesterday? No, no, no.
That was Thursday.

:06:01
- Yesterday, I had lunch with-
- With me, Paul. With me.

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Oh. Yeah.
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Who was she, Ed?
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When I left the barbershop
a few days ago...

:06:15
there was this lady traffic cop...
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and she was writing me out
a parking ticket.

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- Hi, Daddy! Hi, Daddy!
- Daddy! Hi!

:06:27
But how did you know
she'd be willing?

:06:29
After a while, you sort of begin
to develop a nose for it.

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Yes, but at the beginning-
the first time, for instance.

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How did you know
the first time?

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- Instinct.
- Hey, Daddy! Daddy, look!

:06:39
Well, what if you don't have instinct?
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You have to sort of put out feelers.
You know, a little joke first.

:06:44
- What?
- You have to sort of put out feelers.

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- A-A little joke first, and then you-
- Joke?

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- You can joke at a time like that?
- Why not?

:06:52
I don't know. I just thought
you'd be too, uh, scar- too fri-

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- Do you have to take her out first?
- Daddy.!


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