Kansas City Bomber
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They want their mother back.
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- You can understand that, can't you?
- Yeah. I realize that, Mom.

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Duties of a mother come first.
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- I don't expect to be a skater all my life.
- They need you here!

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Don't you think I know that?
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Don't you think I wanna be with them?
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Well, you can.
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I ran into Mr. Mallory the other day.
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You know what he said? "She can have her
job back at the store any time she wants it."

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That's just great, Mom.
A cuspidor in every room.

:55:37
- For chrissake! What do you expect...?
- Don't use that language in this house.

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How many ways do you
keep having to say it?

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You never used to talk like that.
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- It's easy to see where you picked it up.
- I was dying here.

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We all were. You know that.
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Okay, so how much better are you doing?
Traipsing all over the country!

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It won't be forever.
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Why don't you come back here?
Come on back.

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Mr. Mallory wants to marry you.
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There's a dozen girls in this town
that'd jump at the chance to get him.

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Oh, you're choosy!
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- Damn right!
- Well, you're in no position to be!

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Dreams are over. You gotta pay your way.
Don't you understand?

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I think it's all a bunch of riddles.
I don't know what you're talking about.

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You don't listen. It's not riddles.
I want a little piece of the action...

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...so I don't have to apologize every time
I turn around. That's all.

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Come on. Come on!
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I just think you ought to take a good
look at what's right under your nose.

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At what's really important. See?
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Mama.

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