The Cookout
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Look. Right.
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Well, give me a leg up.
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OK.
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Here.
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Ready?
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Do you see anything?
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They're turning
our community...

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into a trailer park
in the projects.

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Hey! Y'all the neighbors?
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Well, come on over
to the cookout.

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- No.
- Mmm-mm.

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No, come on! Come on!
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Eileen...
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l'm coming for you.
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Wait! Guinevere!
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Good afternoon, sir.
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How may l help you?
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That's my wife.
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Jeeves, let him in.
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You must be Holstead.
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Come on in and join us.
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l'm Lady Em.
You can call me Emma.

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And this is Lil Dee.
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Hey.
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And these are her children.
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This is Sonny Ray,
Little Ray, D.J...

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Sonny D., D.Q.R.S.,
Whatever.

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So many of you.
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lt's so hot in here.
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Here's your ham, with all
the salt and the fat...

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and the artery-clogging
goodness that you love.

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And now my dress
smells like ham.

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So excuse me.
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Oh, honey.
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This is a boneless ham.
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Yes. Yes. That is
a boneless ham.

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Oh, honey, it's the bone...
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that gives the ham
the flavor.

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This will never do.
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You're kidding, right?
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No, l'm not kidding.
Now listen.

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You wouldn't want
Todd to lose this deal...

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because of the wrong ham
now, would you? Ha ha.

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No, l wouldn't.
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No, l didn't think so.
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Now listen, sweetie.
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About 25 miles
down the road there...

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there's a good butcher.

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