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You know what I really like?
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-What's that?
-Christmas time.
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See, every year on December 3...
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I get to paint the Christmas
decorations in the window...
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and every year I get to paint
a different thing.
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Here, I'll show you.
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Wow. That's pretty good.
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Thanks, but this morning
I was thinking...
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and I realized that I look
forward to it all year.
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And then I thought,
"Gee, that seems awfully silly.
:42:30
"It seems like a long time
to wait for just one moment."
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Don't you think?
:42:35
Well, don't you?
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I think that you should try not
to think about that anymore.
:42:45
I'll try that, then.
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-Morning, Jim.
-How are you, Bill?
:42:52
Have they ever lost before?
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Basketball?
No, they sure haven't.
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It just feels wrong, that's all.
:43:00
Maybe that's where
they get that saying...
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"You can't win 'em all."
:43:04
That's a good point, Ralph.
They do have that saying.
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But they do win 'em all.
They've always won 'em all.
:43:10
Mr. Mayor, here. Go ahead.
:43:14
Don't be silly, Roy. I couldn't
possibly take your spot.
:43:20
What I want to know is,
if they've never lost before...
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and they've never tied before,
isn't that winning 'em all?
:43:27
He's right.
That's what you call it.
:43:30
Yeah, that's true.
:43:33
He said it would clear up
on its own...
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if she just stayed away
from fried foods and sweets.
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Except it's spread
to her lips now, too.
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Oh, I don't know.
:43:47
And you say it was just red?
:43:50
Well, you know, like real red.
:43:54
I know what you mean.
:43:56
That's like this car
that was in front...
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of Bill Johnson's soda shop.
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I was going by it
and it looked green.