Down and Out in Beverly Hills
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Come give him a hug.
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... Give me a break here!
... Well, get with it.

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Nice dog.
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Nice dog, all right?
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You're a very nice dog.
:46:12
When your guest leaves,
Matisse will eat.

:46:15
He'll be voracious.
He'll be okay.

:46:17
I wouldn't worry
about that.

:46:19
But he has other problems.
:46:21
I believe he suffers
from nipple anxiety.

:46:23
Probably came
from a 9-dog litter.

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Now, about my fee...
:46:28
Listen to this,
Matisse.

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"If your dog has a fit,
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"he runs around aimlessly,
barking hysterically,

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"starry-eyed,
foaming at the mouth,

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"completely beyond control
till he finally collapses,
exhausted.

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"Often defecating
and urinating,

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"he becomes
stiff and starry-eyed,

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"clamping his jaws,
foaming at the mouth,

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"staggers and falls
on his backside

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"with his legs pumping
convulsively in the air...

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"The fit is not a disease,
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but a sign
that something is wrong"?

:46:54
Bullshit.
:46:57
Matisse! He's just trying
to say hello.

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Hello. Thank you.
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Are you Iranian?
:47:04
Yes, but we live here now
in Beverly Hills.

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Me too.
My name is Jerry.

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I am Amir.
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You want an apple,
Amir?

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Oh, thank you, Jerry.
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Here, catch.
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Matisse! Stop that
or I'll call Dr. Von Zimmer!

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I was listening
:47:35
to what that psychiatrist
said about your dog.

:47:37
Dr. Von Zimmer seems to
think you're the problem.

:47:40
Could be.
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Matisse is a picky eater.
I've tried everything.

:47:44
I bought him every kind
of dog food there is.

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Where do you keep it?
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In the cupboard
by the fridge.

:47:52
Oh, Mighty Dog
corned beef.

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There.
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You see, your dog,
this dog thinks it's human.


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