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GRUFF‐
A greedy man
once yearned for more,
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so the fool began to borrow.
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He ate and drank
and told the bank,
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"I'll pay the debt tomorrow."
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But as both dolt
and purse grew fat,
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the calendar grew thinner.
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The debt collector had enough
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and hungered for his dinner.
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The coward ran,
with coin in hand,
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but come dawn, lost his breath.
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The fool was caught,
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'twas all for naught,
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for the collector's name
was Death.
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Heck of a poem there, fella.
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I just caught the tail end.
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You got any more chilling verses
in that book of yours?
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Oh, this isn't
a poetry book, cowboy‐man.
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This is a ledger of debts.
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Debts to be paid
in money or blood,
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and lately, Venmo.
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I've been sent
to collect in blood.
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Don't do this!
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I have a wife
and two young mistresses,
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also a secret other wife.
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Please, I'm a good man.
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A good man!
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In my experience, Mr. Texan...
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...there's no such thing
as a good man.
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♪ There were ninety and nine
that safely lay ♪
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♪ In the shelter of the fold ♪
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♪ Of the fold ♪
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♪ But one was out
on the hills away ♪
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♪ Far off from
the gates of gold ♪
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♪ Gates of gold ♪
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♪ Away on the mountain
wild and bare ♪
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♪ Away from
the tender shepherd's care. ♪
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Mm, as pristine
as the Garden of Eden
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before Eve came along.
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Homer Simpson?
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I didn't know you were a fellow
volunteer Litter Gitter?
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No, I'm doing community service
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'cause of where I told the judge
to shove some parking tickets.
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Well, sir,
I guess your punishment
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is my predilection to do good.
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Oh, Flanders, you do
so much for the town,
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yet no one ever
appreciates you for it.
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Why, thank you, Homer.
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Not a compliment.
Saying you're dumb.
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Shucks!
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Gosh! Ah!
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Honey, ooh, mustard!
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Hey, that's a strange place
to check your bag‐a‐rino.
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Dear Lord.
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Crap, crap, crap,
crap, crap, crap,
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crap! Oof!
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I saw you fell,
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so I rushed over
to laugh at you, then...
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Aw, it's always been my dream
to find a bag of money.
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You stole my dream.
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You know, I'd say it's all
a part of God's plan,
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but usually that only applies
to horrible tragedies.
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Aw, a do‐gooder like you
finding this money
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is proof that karma is real,
which sucks
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'cause now I can't club you
over the head and take it.
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Aw, thanks, neighbor.
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$173,296.
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We should get a huge terrarium
with like a million turtles.
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No, we should get a speedboat
with bunk beds on it.
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‐Turtles.
‐Bunk‐boat.
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‐Turtles!
‐Bunk‐boat!
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I wish
your great‐grandfather,
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Paw Paw Flanders,
was still here to guide us.
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He was the finest man
I ever knew.
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Pouch of chewing tobacco
for myself
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and a pouch of candy tobacco
for my grandson.
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Paw Paw, that man stole
a loaf of bread.
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It's under his T‐shirt
that says...
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Linda Ronstadt.
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Stay here, Neddy.
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Afternoon, mop top.
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Yeah?
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Here's some "bread"
for your bread,
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my countercultural friend.
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‐Have a good one.
‐Death to pigs, except you, man.
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Gee, Paw Paw,
why didn't you arrest him?
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Neddy, when I was growing up
at the orphanage,
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the harder the good,
the better the man.
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Boys, I know just what to do.
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Oh, my gosh.
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In all my years
of orphanagereal management,
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I've never seen
a donation this generous.
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The town's gonna go
ape over bananas
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when it hears all about
your generosity.
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Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
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I always donate anonymously.
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"When thou doest thine alms..."
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"Do not sound a trumpet
before thee."
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Matthew 6:2.
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Aw, but wouldn't you like
some accolades
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and attaboys for being
such an upstanding fella?
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Oh, I don't do good deeds
for recognition.
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That's why no one
ever gives it to me.
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Hold on.
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What if you donated that money
in the name of someone special?
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I could honor my Paw Paw.
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Oh, see?
Nothing prideful about that.
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Now, what's the name
of the saintly fella
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you'd like to give
all the credit to?
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Ned Flanders.
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Uh, the First.
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ORPHANS
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Ned's number one!
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Paw Paw was technically
Ned number one,
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so that chant's okay with me.
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So, how does it feel to be the
most beloved man in Springfield?
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You mean, the grandson of?
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It feels darn‐diddly good.
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I love a pomegranate.
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Its juices remind me of the
bloody profession I've chosen.
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No, I agree, it's not subtle.
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Anyhoo, the Rich Texan account
has been balanced,
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and I'll be bringing you
the proof.
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No, not the whole head.
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They only let you have
one bag on United.
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An anonymous do‐gooder donated
a fortune to a local orphanage,
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money found
in an old Pan Am bag.
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A grand total of $173,296.
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I'm staying in Springfield.
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I have a very old,
very personal debt to collect.
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I spoke to the generous donor,
who insisted on anonymity.
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(deep,
It feels darn‐diddly good.
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Good day to you, shopkeep.
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Quite the collection
of funny books you have here.
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Wonder if you could help us.
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Looking for a local fella,
name of Flanders.
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Do I look like the town's
information kiosk to you?
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It is much smaller than I.
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Hit the bricks, Lucky Charms.
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I like a good joke.
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But my partner?
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She's not quite as jovial.
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‐Now, where's this
Flanders chap?
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Ooh, locking the door
as a means of intimidation.
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How original.
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The silent
but violent accomplice,
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another overworked cliché.
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Correction, French accomplice.
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An unexpected yet still
underwhelming twist.
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Two stars.
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Just point us towards
Ned Flanders,
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and Colette won't have to spoil
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this lovely morning
we're having.
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Mando!
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Stop, stop! I don't know
where Flanders lives,
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but you can always find him at
the First Church of Springfield.
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Now, that wasn't
so hard, was it?
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I'll let you get back to your
Heathcliffs and your Garfields.
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I only like the cat ones.
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Um, two thugs just manhandled me
in the collectibles.
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Why the hell am I
paying you for protection?
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If another outfit
is moving in on my town,
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then appropriate violence
will be taken.
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Bye, now.
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Mr. Flanders, it's an honor
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to live next door
to such a generous man.
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Baller move, Ned.
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You splashed the cash
on some no‐dads,
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and now you're the top
God‐wad. Respect.
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Well, I can't accept
your praise,
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as that donation
wasn't in my name.
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Oh, you heard him, kids.
Take back your praise.
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Anonymous Boy Scout Superman
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doesn't want any hugs
or handshakes
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or little pats on the head.
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Well, I wasn't trying to‐‐
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Um, oops.
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I forgot my Bible inside. Bye.
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Uh, pardon me, sir.
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I believe that's my good book
you're giving a look.
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"Ned Flanders."
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Used to be a man had to die
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to get his name
printed in his Bible.
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Eh, guess I saved someone
the trouble.
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Hey, haven't seen you
in our church before.
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Are you new to the pew?
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I am a debt collector by trade,
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and this ledger
is my "good book."
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I only have one unbalanced debt,
my very first.
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It's like having a tickle
in my nose for 50 years
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but never getting to sneeze.
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That's the same amount I‐‐
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This is now your debt to me.
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Uncle Neddy!
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Barb, am I glad to see you.
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You know, I was just
talking to...
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He's gone.
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No, I'm not.
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I started to hide, but I
couldn't find any good places.
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I'll see you later.
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That was the most terrifying
man I ever met.
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Yup, he's an odd duck,
all right.
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Say, I'm glad I found you.
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The Springfield Winter Markets
are opening tonight,
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and I was pondering if you
wanted to come with.
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To chaperone the kids?
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To chaperone me.
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Like a date.
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Ooh!
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Get out of town.
You? A javelin thrower?
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Oh, yeah.
I would've qualified
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for the Pine City
Junior Throwlympics, but,
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you know, that was
the year the good Lord
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thought to bless me
with my top shelf here.
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I hated to hang up
my javelin clogs,
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but luckily I discovered
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parentless children.
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Barb Belfry, at the risk
of sounding crass,
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I... I think you're swell.
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Cute couple alert.
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So cute, so cute!
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Some arm candy for Flandy.
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Whoop‐de‐do.
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Uh, you've had
a little too much eggnog.
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Nog just gives voice to truth.
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That's right, neighborino.
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I'm onto you.
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When you bought
all the orphans in town,
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I thought you were a fool,
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but now I see what you
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buy the love and admiration
of all these suckers.
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Boo!
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All right, noggy,
into the drunk rink with you.
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Go slip it off.
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I've never been so humiliated
at a seasonal market.
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How can someone else's
generosity make you angry?
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Mm, because that money
should've been mine!
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I fall down inclines
all the time,
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and all I ever get
is concussionezzezzezzezzes...
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zzezzes.
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Wow. I can't believe I'm married
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to the most selfish man
in the world.
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How come every song you play
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has to be so kooky and obscure?
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Just for once, I wouldn't mind
a little Taylor Swift
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before we commit an atrocity.
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‐
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It's right here.
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‐
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Relax. I remember it.
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Evergreen Terrace.
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740... something.
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‐
‐Hmm?
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‐
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What do you got there, boy?
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Drop it, boy. Drop it.
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‐Doggy man face.
‐
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Nighty night, Mr. Flanders.
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Well, as the picture frame
said to the level,
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that was quite an even‐ing.
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Oh, this was
the best night I've had
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in a month of Sundays.
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Barb, if I were
to kiss you right now,
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would, uh, would that
be all right?
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Golly, it sure would.
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Hot dog!
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Well, bye.
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Ned, would you like to come in
and see my javelin medals?
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‐Oh, yeah. Oh, you betcha.
‐Diddly.
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‐That's the business.
‐Doodly.
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‐Oh, good golly, Miss Molly.
‐Great golly.
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‐Right in the kisser. Oh, yeah.
‐
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Is that... is that
Sideshow Mel?
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You must be a real fan.
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Well, I used to be.
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He's your husband?
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Well, technically,
but don't you worry, hon.
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We got an arrangement,
me and Mel.
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What?!
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I get to have
my extracurriculars
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and, uh, so does he.
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Well, he tries, anyway.
Aw, bless his heart.
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Oh, Lordy, I'm an adulterer.
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Don't mind me.
Just rebooting the Wi‐Fi.
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Gah, the cuckold!
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Oh, come on, Mel. You knew
I had the living room tonight.
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Check the darn schedule.
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Don't worry about him.
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He can turn his video game
up real loud.
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Barb Belfry,
this diddly‐daliance
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is doodily‐done.
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‐
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Another Craigslist winner?
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Oh, shut up, Mel.
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Your prized piggy,
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Mr. Ned Flanders.
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This is not Ned Flanders.
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W‐Well, sure it is.
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Why, look at his credit cards,
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his medic alert bracelet,
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the tag on his suspiciously
tight undershirt.
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They‐they all
say Ned Flanders.
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Stupid Flanders,
getting me kidnapped.
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You've brought me the wrong man!
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00:15:37,383 --> 00:15:40,189
Okay, okay,
I'll just get rid of him.
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Don't kill him.
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Yet.
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It's your lucky day, big boy.
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I hope you like HGTV.
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This one loves
the Property Brothers.
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‐Giant charmless goons.
‐
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Oh, Lord, seems like
everything's gone screwy
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ever since I donated
that money in my name‐‐
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I mean,
in, uh, Paw Paw's name.
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Oh, are you punishing me
for one small,
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possibly prideful moment?
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God?
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00:16:11,752 --> 00:16:13,990
Not quite, church chum,
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but another friend of yours
is on the line.
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00:16:16,996 --> 00:16:18,165
Flanders, you got to save me.
324
00:16:18,232 --> 00:16:20,269
This guy's way too weird
not to be dangerous.
325
00:16:20,336 --> 00:16:22,608
He doesn't even look
at his phone when he's bored.
326
00:16:22,674 --> 00:16:23,877
He's not human, I tell you.
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00:16:23,943 --> 00:16:26,514
You've got 24 hours
to get me my money,
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00:16:26,616 --> 00:16:29,922
or I'll take out his tonsils
with a power drill.
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No cops.
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00:16:33,663 --> 00:16:35,165
Ned, Homer's missing.
331
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I just found the back door open,
his car's in the garage,
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and the dog looks really queasy
for some reason.
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00:16:44,685 --> 00:16:46,321
The last thing I said to Homer
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was that he was the
most selfish man in the world.
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00:16:49,327 --> 00:16:50,964
Do you think
I should call the police?
336
00:16:51,031 --> 00:16:53,368
Oh, no. If she calls the police,
Homer's dead.
337
00:16:53,468 --> 00:16:56,976
If I want to save his life,
I have to... tell a lie.
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00:16:57,076 --> 00:17:00,282
Uh, H‐Homer, uh, uh,
stopped by here last night
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and apologized
for being a jerk to me,
340
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and‐and, uh, you know,
then he hopped on a bus
341
00:17:05,225 --> 00:17:07,430
to Shelbyville
for a‐a‐a three‐day
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00:17:07,530 --> 00:17:09,735
anger management course
at the Airport, uh,
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Hyatt‐Hyatt Express.
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00:17:11,204 --> 00:17:13,108
That doesn't sound like Homer.
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00:17:13,175 --> 00:17:14,444
Are you calling me a liar?!
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00:17:14,545 --> 00:17:18,018
No, but if anyone other than you
told me that story,
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00:17:18,085 --> 00:17:20,122
I'd be a little suspicious.
348
00:17:20,222 --> 00:17:22,661
Oh, you got to believe
old Honest Ned.
349
00:17:22,761 --> 00:17:26,001
Anyway, I'm, uh, late for my,
uh... hormone therapy.
350
00:17:26,101 --> 00:17:28,205
Bye, now. No cops.
351
00:17:28,272 --> 00:17:31,812
Something about this
just doesn't feel right.
352
00:17:51,351 --> 00:17:54,591
Ah, donut and a fried egg.
353
00:17:54,692 --> 00:17:58,265
You, stranger, are a man
of circular tastes.
354
00:17:59,868 --> 00:18:03,542
On the subject of circles,
some associates of yours
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00:18:03,609 --> 00:18:07,684
roughed up a rotund gentleman
under my protection,
356
00:18:07,751 --> 00:18:10,255
and now I am irate.
357
00:18:10,389 --> 00:18:12,059
Hmm.
358
00:18:12,126 --> 00:18:16,401
Did you ever hear the parable
of Lucifer and the millipede?
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00:18:16,468 --> 00:18:18,338
One day, a tiny millipede...
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00:18:18,372 --> 00:18:21,579
Get the hell out of my town,
or else!
361
00:18:30,162 --> 00:18:32,801
Excuse me.
Have you seen this man?
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00:18:32,901 --> 00:18:34,470
Sure, that's the hobo
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00:18:34,571 --> 00:18:36,508
that eats the day‐olds
out of our dumpster.
364
00:18:36,609 --> 00:18:39,313
‐Haven't seen him today, though.
‐
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00:18:40,482 --> 00:18:44,257
You just ate
your last cigar, old man.
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00:18:45,660 --> 00:18:47,096
Ah, coffee.
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00:18:47,196 --> 00:18:49,067
Exactly how I like it,
368
00:18:49,133 --> 00:18:50,837
scalding hot!
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00:18:50,937 --> 00:18:52,941
Ah! But you said hot.
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00:18:53,041 --> 00:18:54,377
Hot!
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‐
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Gun!
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00:19:00,890 --> 00:19:02,360
What the...
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00:19:05,165 --> 00:19:07,036
(to tune of "Stayin' Alive"
Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!
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00:19:07,103 --> 00:19:09,975
Stayin'‐‐
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00:19:12,113 --> 00:19:14,818
You should've let me
finish my parable!
377
00:19:15,553 --> 00:19:17,624
‐
‐Ahoy‐hoy.
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00:19:28,078 --> 00:19:30,249
‐
‐Huh?
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00:19:31,051 --> 00:19:32,086
Uh...
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00:19:35,325 --> 00:19:37,396
Why are you dipping
my face in dough?
381
00:19:37,463 --> 00:19:40,035
Why are you kneading my face
into an "O" shape?
382
00:19:40,102 --> 00:19:43,341
Why are you pushing my face
toward the deep fryer?
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00:19:43,375 --> 00:19:46,147
Oh, I see. Clever.
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00:19:46,247 --> 00:19:48,820
‐
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00:19:51,024 --> 00:19:53,462
Madam.
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00:19:59,240 --> 00:20:01,144
Homer.
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00:20:01,244 --> 00:20:03,048
‐Oh, no.
‐
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00:20:03,115 --> 00:20:06,187
Hands up. This is totally...
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00:20:06,254 --> 00:20:08,125
Oh, God! My God!
390
00:20:08,225 --> 00:20:09,561
What the hell happened?!
391
00:20:09,628 --> 00:20:12,634
Oh, Mafia guys! Headless dude!
392
00:20:12,701 --> 00:20:14,738
Oh, Disco Man!
393
00:20:14,838 --> 00:20:16,474
I need some water.
394
00:20:16,541 --> 00:20:19,748
Oh! His face is a donut!
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00:20:19,815 --> 00:20:22,052
That is so messed‐up.
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Shh!