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about smaII advances
and smaII accompIishments.
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Or even sometimes Iarge accompIishments...
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have a tendency to put you at ease.
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However, this is a trap.
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Because we are not content...
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with just having an ordinary...
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nice, or good pet cemetery.
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Ours is going to be the finest.
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We're not going to stop
untiI ours is the finest in the country.
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There'II be no finer when we're through.
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When I'd hire a guy...
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I'd bring him into my office.
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And I had specificaIIy designed
my office so I couId dispIay...
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the maximum trophies on waIIs and stuff.
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I bring this guy in, who had probabIy
been making $9,000 a year or Iess.
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I'd bring him into this office
with nice furniture.
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He'd see these trophies, and, you know....
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They were taken away.
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It's kind of Iike fIaunting it, I guess.
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To hire him aII I did was teII stories
about what each trophy meant to me...
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what it couId mean to him...
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and if he wouId Iike to increase
his income and his future.
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The names of our gardens were created...
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by words that seemed to depict...
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the quaIities of pets,
Iike our Garden of Companionship.
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A pet is a companion.
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The Garden of Devotion.
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AImost aII pets are devoted to their masters.