Miami Blues
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1:11:00
Hoke "Pork Chops" Moseley.
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God, what
happened to you?

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Ah, some psycho
jumped me...

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almost broke my neck...
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stole my gun, my badge,
and my teeth.

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Teeth?
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Yeah. These are temps.
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Hey, I got
something for you.

1:11:19
Do you do your
marketing here?

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Excuse me, would you
like to try some sausage?

1:11:22
No, thank you.
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Are you sure?
It's really good.

1:11:24
Remember that...
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pork chop recipe
I promised you...

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with the chestnut batter?
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Glad I ran into you.
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Oh, this is great.
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I can't believe
you remembered.

1:11:39
That is so nice of you.
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I'm gonna
put it on my list...

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and I'm gonna
make it tonight.

1:11:43
Hey, is that
an invitation?

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I'll be there.
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Oh.
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I got class tonight.
I'm sorry.

1:11:54
You're still
with that guy, huh?

1:11:55
No. Umm...
I kicked him out.

1:11:58
Well, good for you.
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You know
who he really is?

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He's a murderer.
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Herman Gotlieb
isn't even his real name.

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He spent his life in prison.
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Frederick J. Frenger,
Junior.

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Junior.
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Hate to run into Senior.
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Oh...
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hey, you ever made
vinegar pie?

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Vinegar pie?
My mother used to make it.

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I can still taste it.
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Oh. Seedless raisins
for a start.

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Chop 'em up real fine.
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And you beat the egg
yolks and the butter...

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until they're creamy...
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Wait a second.
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And you beat
the egg whites...

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until they're stiff...
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and then you
fold them in...

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and you take
one cup of sugar...

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and, um...
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here's
the tricky part, OK?

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This is the key.
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You use 5% vinegar,
no stronger.

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And just 3 teaspoons,
that's all.

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Just 3 little teaspoons.
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That's where Mama
went wrong.

1:12:58
Yeah, probably so.

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