Mobsters and Mormons
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At least you have a satellite
dish to entertain you.

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You saw that?
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Your secret's safe with me.
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Hey, no boys in the room.
You know the rules.

:30:10
That was at home.
I didn't know that applied here.

:30:13
Same family, same rules.
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I'm sorry, sir.
I didn't mean to disrespect.

:30:17
You didn't know.
Listen, we've got cake. Come on.

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I'm watching my weight.
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Watch it downstairs with us.
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Let's go.
:30:24
Rick, have you thought about
going out for sports

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at the high school?
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- Uh, no, probably not.
- Really?

:30:31
You seem like the kind of guy
they could use.

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Yeah?
Like what kind of sports?

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You know, the regular ones.
Baseball, basketball, wrestling...

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Wrestling?
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You mean like, you know,
busting heads, fightin'?

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Well, it's not like on TV.
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No, no, no.
It's fighting.

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The beauty is,
it's sanctioned by the school.

:30:50
They let you!
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Beat the crap out of kids,
and I don't get calls

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from some p.o.'d
vice principal sayin',

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"Your kid beat up this one,
he threatened this guy over here."

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No fuss.
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I'm not involved with you.
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I love it!
Love it!

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But it's not fighting.
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No, no, it's not fighting at all.
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Wink, wink, nod, nod.
I getcha.

:31:21
Brother Cheeseman,
will you read us a story?

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Oh, so you're a brother already?
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You know what, sweetheart?
:31:28
George is visiting.
Let's leave him alone.

:31:30
Yeah, I can uh, yeah,
I can read a story to children.

:31:35
What is this?
"The Three Little Pigs?"

:31:38
I don't need a book.
I know this story!

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You ready to hear it?
All right.

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Once upon a time there were
three little pigs:

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Antonio, Joseppi, and Fredo.
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Antonio, he lived in a straw house.
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Joseppi lived in a stick house.
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And Fredo, nice brick house
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with the cobblestone driveway
and the lights underneath

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that show the trees at night...
adds to the curb appeal.


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