Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
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I bought them to make sure
they were cared for properly.

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-You got a lot of wine to drink.
-They're too valuable to drink.

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-So you sell them?
-Never, they mean too much to me.

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In Europe, gardens take centuries
to grow and cultivate.

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This one was dying...
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...until Mrs. Everson's brooch
paid for its upkeep.

:41:27
What's the angle?
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There is no angle.
:41:36
I rescued this from destruction...
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...and donated it to the museum.
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Just looking at it feeds my soul.
:41:46
-May I say something here?
-Of course.

:41:48
Are you kidding me or what?
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I don't get it!
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You want me to spend money
on wine you can't drink...

:41:57
...on a garden that looks like
a mowing headache.

:42:00
That's a sculpture of a naked woman
and I appreciate that.

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But otherwise,
you have got to be joking.

:42:07
You agreed to do as I say.
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But not to spending my money...
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...or to playing Ruprecht
the Monkey Boy.

:42:15
I’m going it alone.
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You have so much to learn.
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No, thanks. I was doing great
with my own look.

:42:26
I don't need these clothes
or your instructions.

:42:29
You taught me what you know.
Great. Thanks a yahoo.

:42:33
I’m getting out of this town.
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Good luck.
:42:56
He's tucked his tail between
his legs and crawled away.


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