Good Morning, Vietnam
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- What would you do?
- I'm waiting to die.

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Mr Cronauer, we like your lessons
better than the book's.

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- When we play baseball?
- When you teaching us softball?

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Well, first we have to have
a little spring training, and when
I think you're ready, I'll try.

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- Where are you come from?
- Queens. Bayside, Queens.

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- What are Queens?
- Tall, thin men who like show tunes.

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No? Big men with moustaches
named Mary who wear mascara.

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Yeah, lakai!
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What is a lakai?
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Relax, already, crazy American.
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- I make a date with you
and Trinh tomorrow.
- You did?

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Nearby the larch tree, near Viet Hoa,
by the food and flower vendors where you
burn your mouth on the noodles.

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- Where's that?
- The noodles, remember?

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- When you burn your mouth.
- Oh, gosh, yeah.
- But I warn you: You not like it
when you get there.

:46:58
- You say it ridiculous.
- Why? That's the most
ridiculous thing I've ever heard.

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- Hi.
- Hi!

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Oh, God.
This could be very ugly. Hi.

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Chaperons.
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In Vietnam, family often come...
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to meet someone...
to meet someone.

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Hello. Hey.
Well, the gang's all here, huh?

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Oh, God, help me.
This is wonderful.

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Well, you know,
you're very beautiful.

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You're also very quiet.
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And I'm not used to girls being
that quiet unless they're medicated.

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Normally I go out with girls
who talk so much you could
hook 'em up to a wind turbine...

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and they could power
a small New Hampshire town.

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You talk, I think, very much.
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Well, you... you see, I'm not used to
going on a date with a grand jury,
and it makes me a little nervous.

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Oh. I don't want makes
you nervous, "Cronow."

:47:54
I knows you very nice.
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And for trusting,
you is the best...


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