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:24:02
and I won't knock the religion
of your choice for a week.

:24:06
Deal.
:24:09
Who's that?
My history teacher. He's nice.

:24:13
He's an asshole.
:24:15
You haven't spoken to him yet.
:24:17
I don't need to speak to him.
:24:19
He's driving an Edsel, for Chris sake.
:24:30
We can't beat Stockton's Little League
if you don't release him.

:24:32
Agendas are here and refreshments are
:24:38
Hi. I'm glad you came tonight.
:24:42
You have 2 weeks, I need one day.
I'll think about it.

:24:46
Hi. Is your mom here?
:24:56
How are you?
Good. I'm even better now.

:25:01
Are any of these yours?
:25:03
No. Mine are grown and long gone.
:25:08
Where's Mrs. Landsky tonight?
:25:12
She's long gone too.
:25:13
Oh, you're a widower.
:25:16
No, she's just gone.
:25:20
Some punch?
:25:23
She just up and left one day right
in the middle of vacuuming.

:25:27
Didn't even switch the damn thing off.
:25:39
Is there a Mr. Flax?
:25:42
No. He too made a rather sudden
and unexpected departure.

:25:45
Was he vacuuming?
:25:46
No. I was in labor with Charlotte.
:25:48
Yeah, and to add insult to injury
:25:51
the son-of-a-bitch stole
my car to leave in.

:25:54
A red Buick convertible
with white sidewall tires.

:25:58
It still pisses me off.

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