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| Ed, we're almost out of booze. We've only got a couple of dozen cases of bourbon left. Can we go to the store? | |
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| Sorry, bro. No can do. No money. | |
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| But, how will we buy bourbon? What will we do? | |
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| I don't know, Fred. Let's put on our thinking caps, and see if we can figure something out. | |
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| Oh no. I lent my cowboy hat to Dad, and my Angels baseball cap fell in the toilet. | |
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| You're forgetting that nice tall, pointy hat that teacher gave you when we went back to school. | |
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