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per trusty per day.
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Does that tell you anything?
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Willets?
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Are you alive, Willets?
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No, sir.
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The roof just fell in.
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People are starving.
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Where's all the food
going around here?

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Purcell.
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Sir?
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Regulation outfits from now on...
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or prison-issue pants,
boots, and shirts.

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We don't have any boots.
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Well, order them.
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That's Willets' area...
acquisition.

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No, you order them.
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I need about 700 pairs...
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and no more shaved heads!
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Yeah. But sizes!
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You know that.
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Yes. I'll be ready.
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God damn, look at you...
new blood.

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That's what this place needs.
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You're Brubaker, right?
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Right.
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You don't look like no warden.
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Chocolate prune cake in there.
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My missus baked it up
special for you.

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I hate prunes.
They cloud my mind.

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Did I say my name?
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No. But I know you.
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C.P. Woodward.
Call me Woody.

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Can I help you?
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Roof.
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What?
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I came about the roof.
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Purcell said you'd declared...
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a state of emergency or something.
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I thought you just sell lumber.
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I sell it, I grow it.
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I got wood in my veins.
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Just give me yourJohn Hancock.
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We'll fix things up tight.
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No. Hold it, now.
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Shouldn't you see
the roof first?

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Whatever we find, we'll fix.
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You get one pinprick hole
in that tarpaper from the factory...


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