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It has been an adventure.
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Mm-hmm.
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Owen will take care of you.
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Here's a little song I wrote
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You might want to sing it
note for note

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Don't worry
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Be happy
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Every life we have
some trouble

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When you worry
you make it double

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Don't worry
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Be happy
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- Mark, I haven't forgotten about you.
- No problem.

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Welcome to my most humble,
dishonorable establishment.

:39:41
Well, thank you.
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My worthless, useless services
are at your disposal.

:39:46
Um, I wanted to, uh, come by and
thank you for helping out yesterday.

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That's all right.
How's she doing?

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She, uh, has a hangover.
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Can I buy you a drink?
One of my rum specialties, perhaps?

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I'll have a beer.
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Beer.
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My kind of woman.
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- Hey, guys, how're you doing?
- I'll have the same, Brian.

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So it seems like happy hour
all day around here.

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Yes, happy hour.
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That great American invention for
spending quality time with spouse soused.

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- A bartender with a line for everything.
- Yeah, the bartender.

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The highest evolution
of the species:

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Boozus New Yorkus. "
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Whoa!
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I used to work at a circus
before I got this job.

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Excuse me.
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Don't worry
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Be happy
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Ain't got no cash
Ain't got no style


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