Last Man Standing
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:17:01
and I'll give you
some more.

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Yes, sir.
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You got girls
for hire in this town?

:17:05
Hell, yes.
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You in West Texas.
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Round the corner,
third door on the left.

:17:14
You can certainly
afford them.

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You remind me of this guy
that used to come see me

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when I worked
in New Orleans.

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He looked a lot like you.
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You ever been
to New Orleans?

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He was nice.
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He wasn't as quiet
as you, though,

:17:36
but you two almost
look like brothers,

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except he had tattoos.
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I think that he was
in the navy,

:17:43
but, uh...
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no.
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And he used to come
and see me

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every Friday
or Saturday night.

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His name was Clarence.
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I had a lot of fun
in New Orleans.

:17:55
Sorry I ever came
to this lousy town.

:17:59
There's nothing
to do here.

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...so I took every kind
of dance class imaginable

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because I wanted...
to be a dancer,

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and so I came here
because it's off-season...

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Come on,
get out of here, girls!

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Let's go! Go!
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I didn't have nothing
to do with it.

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What?
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I didn't have nothing...
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Who set me up? Who?!

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