Roger & Me
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We're trying to clear up
all evictions today...

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so it won't get into the latter part
of Christmas, which is tomorrow.

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We don't want to do any tomorrow.
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- Because it's Christmas?
- Right.

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Ladies and gentlemen,
it's my pleasure to introduce...

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the chairman of General Motors
with his annual Christmas message...

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Mr. Roger B. Smith.
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You know, the thing that strikes me
about Christmas...

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is that it's such a total experience.
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For a few weeks out of our year...
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our whole environment is transformed.
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There are the lights, of course...
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that lift us out of winter's cold and gloom.
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This bitch got his money
and sent my motherfucking shit out.

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They remind us
of the warmth of human companionship...

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and of the spring that's never far behind.
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Try to lay it down.
The wind will blow it over if you don't.

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We listen for jingle bells in the country.
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We smell the pine needles on the trees...
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and the turkey on the table.
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We even dream of a white Christmas...
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in the hope that nature will accommodate
our longing for a total experience.

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Where are the motherfucking keys?
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- That motherfucker got his money.
- They're setting us out on the street!

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I paid this man his rent. Give me my shit.
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... the individual dignity
and worth of each human being...

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the more fully human
each of us will become.

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He's got his money!
I showed you the paper!

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All I owe that man is $150.
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Now let me close with an observation...
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that I consider
by a real leading authority on Christmas:

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Charles Dickens. Here's what he said:
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''I have always thought of Christmas...
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''as a good time... ''
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Get your goddamn coats on!

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