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SPEAKER 1: I'm getting married,[br]and I wanted a good, stable job.

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So I'm going back to accounting.

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So just call me bond.

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Municipal bond.

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Yeah.

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That joke killed at[br]the accounting firm.

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Well, calculator.

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You can account on us.

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SPEAKER 2: Puns.

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SPEAKER 1: Hopefully[br]it won't be too taxing.

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SPEAKER 2: You[br]really are a gee whiz

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with accounting based wordplay.

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SPEAKER 1: Yes.

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Yes, I am.

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Thank you.

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SPEAKER 2: Where do we start.

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SPEAKER 1: Well, first[br]you think of a word that

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sounds like an accounting term.

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SPEAKER 2: I meant with[br]the massive amount of work

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that we have to do.

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But I love your playful spirit.

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SPEAKER 1: Sorry.

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I guess I'm on a payroll.

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SPEAKER 2: Kicking[br]assets and taking names.

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SPEAKER 1: Hey, you did it.

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You made an accounting pun.

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SPEAKER 2: I didn't force[br]it, and it just came out.

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SPEAKER 1: Oh,[br]you like that one.

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SPEAKER 3: We do not[br]get a lot of humor here.

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And when we do, it's wonderful.

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SPEAKER 1: Oh!

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SPEAKER 3: Tad, come in here.

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Say it to Tad when he comes in.

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