Same Time, Next Year
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standing at the front entrance of the hotel.
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Helen handed him her suitcase
and breezed into the lobby.

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The man followed her in and politely explained
that not only didn't he work at the hotel,

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but that he was
the Danish ambassador.

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And without batting an eye, Helen said,
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"Well, that's marvelous! You can tell
us the good places to eat in Copenhagen."

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And he did!
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The point is,
it doesn't bother her at all...

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if she makes
a total ass of herself.

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I really admire that.
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And what is it
that you don't admire?

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It's that damn
sense of humor of hers.

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Good. These are always
the stories I like best.

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We'd been to a party,
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and we'd had
a few drinks.

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So we went to bed
and we started making love,

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and nothing happened.
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I mean, for me.
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I mean, I couldn't-
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Well, you get the picture.
Yeah. It was no big deal.

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I mean,
we laughed about it.

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Then about a half hour later,
just as I was going to sleep,

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Helen turned to me
and said, "It's funny.

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When I married a C.P.A., I always thought
it would be his eyes that would go first."

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Well... she was just trying
to make you feel better.

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Well, it didn't.
Some things aren't funny.

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What I'm trying to say is the thing
that bugs me the most about Helen...

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is that she broke
my pecker.


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