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Clips from Happy Days - Great Expectations (S01E01)

"Let's do something. It's the second day of summer vacation"
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"I'll wrap it up careful in the blanket again."
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"Is this seat taken?"
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"and then we'll decide what to do."
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"Mom, Dad, this is Diedre."
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"Well, Howard, she seems like a nice enough girl."
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"Beatnik stuff?"
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"You know, I think I'm gonna cancel"
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"Oh, Howard."
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"Wow, it ought to be in a poem."
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"It's called eye contact."
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"- Hey, we'll go with you. - Wait."
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"We'll wait ten minutes and then we'll follow him."
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"I have had a craving for a jelly bean and egg salad sandwich"
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"- What are you doing here? - Moonlighting."
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"and a discount coupon to have my ears pierced."
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"Yeah. Check her out."
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"Well, that's good. Don't worry."
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"But he only writes for Humpty Dumpty Magazine."
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"Marion, it's still dark."
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"Hey, take care."
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"You know, like some people like to follow baseball,"
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"I mean, who wants a snake in his house?"
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"Hello, boy."
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"You were watching me down the trail quite a spell, weren't you?"
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"Yes, I was."
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"You know, I like a man who watches things going around."
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"Shane, you want me to tell you something?"
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"and it's duller than school."
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"Hey, let's split. This is where we came in."
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"Oh, I think I'm gonna stay and see this one part over again."
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"Okay, catch you later, Rich."
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"- Good luck. - With what?"
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"The girl in the fourth row."
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"Yeah, take my jujubes."
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"She's wild about them."
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"Well, that's a bit much."
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"Could I see it again?"
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"You promised you'd show me how to shoot."
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"Please."
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"All right."
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"Yes."
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"Well, we got some learning to do, huh? Come on."
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"Stand right here."
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"Is the universe mindless and soulless?"
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"- It's taken. - Oh, not yet."
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"Oh, well, do you mind if I sit here?"
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"Feel free. Do what you want."
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"- I'm Richie. - I'm Diedre."
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"How do you like the movie?"
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"Great. It's got a lot of daylight scenes."
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"Daylight scenes?"
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"Yeah, it makes it easier to read."
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"Oh, what are you reading?"
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"Warts On My Soul."
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"- I'm not familiar with that. - Oh, it's poetry, man."
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"Oh, that's nice. I like poetry."
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"- It gets you where you live. - Where do you live?"
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"Here."
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"Here? Here...?"
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"- In the movie theatre? - Yeah."
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"Yeah, see, like, my boyfriend and I split."
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"And so I was leaving town and my car broke down."
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"Oh, I'm sorry."
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"Why?"
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"I mean, it doesn't matter where I am or how I am."
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"Just that I am."
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"I never really thought of it that way."
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"Listen, I have this friend who is a terrific mechanic."
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"His name is Fonzie."
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"Thanks."
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"Well,"
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"what do you think about the car, Fonzie?"
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"It's gonna have to be in the shop a couple days at least."
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"That's too bad because Diedre doesn't have any place to stay."
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"Oh, that's okay, Richie."
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"Maybe I could just stay here and sleep in the car."
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"And I don't think he's gonna be too understanding."
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"- Well, where is he? - He's in the office"
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"hiding the keys to the restroom."
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"I can just go and stay in the movies."
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"Oh, no, no. That's ridiculous."
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"You'll come to my house and have dinner"
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"I wouldn't want to put your folks out or anything."
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"You won't be putting anybody out."
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"How was the Junior Chipmunk meeting, dear?"
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"It was good. Barbara Jo Allen ate a fly."
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"Well, with beef at 68 cents a pound, I can't blame her."
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"We were learning how to live in the wilderness."
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"Barbara Jo always takes things really seriously."
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"- Hi, Mom, Dad. - Hi, you're a little late."
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"Oh, sorry. Could I have a friend over for dinner?"
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"Oh, certainly, dear. Your friends are always welcome here."
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"Good. I was hoping you'd say that."
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"I hope it's not Potsie."
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"It's not Potsie."
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"- Like, hi. - How do you do?"
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"Won't you sit down and join us?"
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"Thank you."
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"I'd like to wash the world's impurity and insincerity from my hands."
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"Joanie, would you kindly show our guest"
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"- where we keep our hands sincere. - What?"
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"Show her where the bathroom is, please."
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"Oh, this is really nice of you."
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"But I think I ought to tell you I only eat vegetables."
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"It's against my principles to eat murdered animals."
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"I think she's a beatnik."
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"- You don't say. - I'm pretty sure."
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"Richard, I was not expecting you to bring home a stray beatnik."
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"Her name's Diedre, Dad."
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"Richard, it's just that when you're expecting a Potsie,"
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"a Diedre can be quite a surprise."
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"I met her in the movies today."
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"See, she was reading me poetry during the daylight scenes."
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"Oh, well, that's different."
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"I thought maybe she was just a pickup."
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"Richard, she is still a beatnik."
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"Now, I am not thrilled at having a beatnik in my house."
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"Dad."
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"What?"
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