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Clips from Sanford and Son (1972) - Crossed Swords (S01E01)

"You creep."
Sanford and Son (1972)
"Now, wait a minute, Lamont. I said in the note..."
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"I thought it would be better that way, but if you don't think so, I won't do it."
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"- Yeah, I heard you too, Liberace. - Huh?"
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"- Bourbon. - Coordinate. That's what I do."
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"If you'll just be patient, I'll be gone soon..."
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"just like that Greek cat that married Jackie Kennedy."
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"You know, boy, one of these days, I won't be around."
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"I just can't stand being poor like this."
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"That's poor."
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"Good boy."
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"She's got orange hair, and she's wearing a negligee."
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"This negligee was a see-through thing, and she was wearing a pair of mules."
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"The negligee was kind of torn, see..."
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"Listen, we're businessmen."
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"Well, perhaps I could stretch it a little. All right, 850."
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"This won't take long."
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"950. May I have... 950 in the front."
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"$1,300. Will someone offer $1,300?"
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"Go on. It's your turn."
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"Why don't you come off that, you old faker?"
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"I still got this piece, and it's gonna be my one-way ticket outta here."
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"Besides, I'm sick of the nagging and the arguin' and this whole stupid life."
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"You realize we missed supper?"
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"Hey, Pop, you got my breakfast ready? I don't smell nothing cookin'."
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"What I'm afraid of is that he's gonna do something foolish."
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"You miserable, old creep."
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"Do you think I gonna stay in this ridiculous business all my life?"
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"Probably around 1740."
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"500 in the front. Thank you so much. 550."
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"Nothing. Grab that box of bottles and don't touch what's on the front seat."
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"That's the way to get the price up."
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"When I was a youngster, I wore one pair of tennis shoes five years."
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"It could be the work ofJ.J. Kaendler, the master modeler of that period."
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"Nothing could be finer than to be in Carolina"
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