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Excuse me, sir. Is this the line?
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What a New York character.
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You're a New York character.
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Oh, sorry. I was just standing in line
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behind you. Don't want to get in a
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pickle. That's just deadly fun.
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Oh, there you go, sweetheart.
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Okay. There we go.
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Hi. Do you have special. This is a.
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Cream cheese line. Next.
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You still here? I'm sorry.
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Next?
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Yes.
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Too slow.
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Next.
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Two pounds of white fish.
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Beautiful baby. Don't talk to me.
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Okay.
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43, 44, 45, 46, 46.
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Two black and whites.
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Excuse me.
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I'm 45. Yeah, he already called it
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slowpoke. There you go.
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Welcome to New York.
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No. I'm 45.
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45 is before 46.
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You'll get your damn cookies when you
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give me your ass.
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One large special soup now.
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What else you got New York.
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You want to step into me?
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Stop, stop, stop, stop.
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NYPD. Ma'am, I need to commandeer this
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vehicle.
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You want to commandeer this vehicle,
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then you're going to have to commandeer
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this ass.
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Thanks a lot New York. Watch my soup
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. Ahh! Damn it.
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You commandeer my friend's mom's car
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and then you crash it. That's like me
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asking to borrow your dumb cop.
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Jacket and then just crashing it.
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Man, I thought I had this city licked,
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but in the end, it was me who got
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licked. Wait.
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Did that actually happen?
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Because there have been some reported
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lickings recently. And if you've got a
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good look at the guy, I was.
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Obviously speaking metaphorically.
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Right.
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Me too. Our city is wonderful.
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It's a great place to walk around.
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So what about my friend's mom's car?
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Let me guess. There's nothing you can
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do.
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No, ma'am. Listen, everything's going to
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be fine. Just go to the 99th Precinct,
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and I promise you, you will be treated
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in the most efficient and pleasant way
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imaginable.
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Proof of ownership, liability release,
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waiver of responsibility, smog check.
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Non operation of a boat, waiver of some
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liability release.
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Yadda. Da da da da.
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And da. This is an application to join
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the NYPD softball team.
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You think I like sitting here handing
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you form after form?
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Kind of.
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You're right. I do.
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God, it's like you're in here.
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Well, your car should be fixed by
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morning.
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How do I know you're not lying?
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I never lie. Although I told my mother
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her hair looked good once, and it
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didn't just looked okay.
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Okay. I believe you. Even though you're
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from the city of garbage, water and
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pizza.
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What is your problem with this city?
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Oh, I've just never had a good
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experience here.
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I came here once before, and it was a
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complete disaster.
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Did you go to the opera and were
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disappointed? It's this new director?
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No, I actually. I had this great week
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planned, and then thing after thing
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went wrong. And then I cut my trip off
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early. Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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That's when that was?
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Obviously I don't know, because I have
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no idea what you're talking about.
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I left early and I went home and
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surprised my boyfriend.
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Who's that girl.
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It's Jess.
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Oh.
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Spencer was the actual worst.
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He called sex making tacos.
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Well, you know what I always say things
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happen for a reason.
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Yes.
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And the reason that New York sucked was
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because I was supposed to catch Bender.
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No, you didn't let me.
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Because I wasn't supposed to end up with
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him.
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I always say things happen for a reason,
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and that reason is random chance.
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No, you were right the first time New
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York wasn't kicking my ass.
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It was nudging it gently in the right
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direction. Just like you are right now.
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Yes. Yes.
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That's what's happening. You can't be
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mad.
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At your past. It makes you who you are.
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And. Oh, my God.
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I told my friend to do something really
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stupid, and I have to go stop him.
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Hey, do you want to do something very
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super considerate?
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We can't provide you with a police
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escort.
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I wasn't going to ask that.
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Yeah, you were. Yeah, it was.
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But here, my lunch.
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It's not Spiegelman's, But take it.
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It's Ling's palace.
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It's fine. It's just fine.