Strange Bedfellows
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After our meeting today,
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I have to say
I was convinced

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that you two were nothing more
than a pair of crimnal jokers.

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Really?
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Who deserve the full weight
of the law thrown at them.

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But tonight, I witnessed
something quite special:

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what appeared to be an honesty
and a tolerance

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that, sadly, is very rarely
displayed these days.

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And then Faith came
and talked with me.

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And, well, after what she said,
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I don't believe
I'm likely to encounter

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a tighter bond
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or a stronger love
between two men

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for many a day to come.
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So listen.
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Just stop
the silly charades, eh?

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Care for each other.
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If more people
in the world did that,

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well, the world would be
a far sweeter place,

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don't you think?
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Thank you, Russell.
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And, Mr. Hopwood,
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in future, get yourself
a bloody good accountant.

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And good luck
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to the both of yous.
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Thanks, mate.
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Hello, boys.
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Having a fun evening?
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(Vince)
Faith?

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Why?
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Well, no one likes
the tax department.

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Oh!
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Mr. Williams,
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one thing.
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My car needs a couple of things
doing to it.

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Would that be possible?
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Oh, of course, Faith.
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Just drop it in.
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Be my pleasure.
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And, Mr. Hopgood.
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I've heard a whisper
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that some of the city cinemas
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have got a thing
called a gold pass.

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Do you have
those sort of things?

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I'll make you one, Faith.
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Oh, Mr. Hopgood,
you spoil me.


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