A Piece of the Action
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-Deal.
-You will work hard.

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You will be watched and graded.
You will be a success.

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-It'll take hard work and money.
-We got to finance this too?

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Use your head. You're smart.
I know you're too smart to skip.

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Happy days.
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Just trying to clear the decks.
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-You'll be ready to start tomorrow?
-Oh, yes. I think we have to.

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Will 9:00 be all right?
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-9:00?
-In the morning?

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-Well, we do open at 7:30 for daycare.
-7:30?

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-No, 9:00 will be fine.
-Fine.

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I'll show you everything
tomorrow morning.

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I must tell you, our job preparedness
program is where we need immediate help.

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The juvenile court
assigned us 30 youths.

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Not volunteers, mind you,
they are assigned. Ironic, isn't it?

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Ironic.
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Anyway, that program ends in three weeks
and we have not found one job...

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...or prepared one kid
for taking and holding a job.

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Oh, thank you.
How do you prepare your "poisson mousse"?

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-Fresh salmon....
-We got to find him.

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-And quick.
-Because I cannot get up at 9:00...

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...for the next five years.
It will kill me.

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There must be a connection between
him and that center. We start there.

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That's where we start
in more ways than one, doctor.

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I'll take it.
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-What are you having?
-"Poisson mousse."

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Poison moose.
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-Cheers.
-Cheers.

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To the center.
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I think I'll have the chitterlings.
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-Fried?
-"Au gratin."


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