Mobsters and Mormons
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Um, I'm Louise Means.
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I'm Linda Cheeseman.
This is my husband, George.

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Nice to meet you, George.
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These are for you.
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Thank you. Have a seat.
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Oh, thanks.
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So, where did you move from?
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Omaha, Nebraska.
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You have a slight Eastern accent.
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We're from the eastern side.
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So, anything you want to know about
the neighborhood or the neighbors?

:17:45
I got a question.
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You're not going to come knocking
on my door 8:00 AM Saturday, are you?

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Why would somebody do that?
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Come on. I know you people.
It's what you do.

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You go door-to-door,
knock, knock, knock,

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talking to people,
preaching your Mormon Bible.

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Meanwhile, inside are staying down
trying not to make a noise,

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so you think we're not home.
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So, you're not members?
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Members of what?
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Louise hasn't wasted any time
burning up the phone lines

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letting people know
they're not members of the Church.

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I just hope
she hasn't offended them.

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We'll do a little damage control.
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We'll show them the rest of us
are just regular, normal people.

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Um, we can see you've got a lot
of unpacking to do.

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We didn't want to intrude.
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We just wanted to come over and
introduce ourselves... say "Hello."

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No, it's no intrusion;
it's very nice of yous.

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Something to drink?
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Oh no.
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No, let us get you something.
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Okay, great.
Thank you.

:18:57
I'll get you a beer.
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Uh, no.
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That's okay.

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