Driving Miss Daisy
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:43:34
She fought me on this one...
:43:36
...but it is time for a trade.
:43:40
I'II bet you'II miss the oId one.
:43:42
No, sir, I don't expect
I'II miss it that much.

:43:45
Come on, you're the onIy one
who's driven it aII this time.

:43:49
Won't you be a IittIe sorry to see it go?
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It ain't going nowhere. I done bought it.
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You didn't.
:43:56
I sure did. AIready made the deaI
with Mr. Red MitcheII.

:43:59
How much?
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That is for him and me to know.
:44:04
Hey, BooIie!
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Got a gem here.
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Got that paper, Hoke?
:44:09
I got it right here.
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Be right there.
:44:12
Why didn't you buy it from Mama?
You wouId've saved money.

:44:16
No, sir. Your mama is in my business
enough as it is.

:44:19
I ain't studying about making
monthIy payments to her.

:44:23
She is mine the reguIar way.
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The Hudson's a good car.
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Nobody knows that better than you.
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Best that ever come off the Iine.
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And this here new one,
if Miss Daisy don't take to it...

:44:36
...I'II Iet her ride in this one.
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Mighty nice of you.
:44:41
We do what we can.

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