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[sil.]

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I’ll call you.

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Come on, Pete.

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Yes, yes. Hey.

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Peter.

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[sil.]

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Good morning, this is today.

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It’s Friday, the 25th of January.
And you are the…

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[sil.]

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This neighborhood from Loomis to Levittown
are 55th to 59th, and there’s the

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Mexicans and Puerto Ricans, there’s quite a few
Spanish-speaking kids in the room. They even have a teacher,

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who is teaching Spanish and English.
It was a good thing really for many

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but the neighborhood changed because the
way it was when she started in the school

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then she used to play with only white children. So it’s a
good thing that she has a chance to make other friends now.

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Some people are taking
pictures of my daughter.

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I don’t know if they got her yet, made… made too early
for them, I don’t know. They wanna take pictures of

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oh, dad, going out the plan.

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Oh, buddy.

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[sil.]

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Move it or you’ll getting hit. Okay.

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Got your picture taken, you’ll
be on the most-wanted list.

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You know, my father was a labor organizer,

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ever since I was knee-high
to a grasshopper.

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I was brought up with the labor movement.
I was a union steward for seven years.

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The union is real important.

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[sil.]

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[sil.]

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Whatever I’m gonna be is

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what I’m gonna be. If I get the
job, then I’ll have some money.

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And when… If I get a job, then I
have to keep that job. You know,

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I’ve support myself, but I
don’t know what I’ll be.

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Mommy thinks everybody should get
married and I don’t want to,

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because you have to do
everything and cook and whoah…

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[sil.]

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At first she had a lot of friends when she came
here, lot of kids came to the house and played.

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And then after a while her older sister

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is in the high school and she had a group
of friends, included some black kids,

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and the black kids would come here. And I suppose
that caused talk among the families about us.

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And this one family that
always had these white berets.

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They had their children stop playing with Winnie,
and their children influenced the other children.

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And pretty soon, she didn’t have anybody to play
with her. So, Winnie was out of it for a while.

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Then when the black kids came, she
began playing with all of them,

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and they seem to like her and it’s all
right. I’ve been working for Kanto

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for 27 years. They keep the combined
jobs and… Well, I really don’t know

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if I’m gonna have a job
in another two years.

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[sil.]

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You work in two shifts? We gotta work. We
can’t fend off. Yeah, compulsory overtime.

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They got and they tried in our place and they wouldn’t…
nobody would work overtime. I make too much money this way.

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Yeah. The accidents do happen. Yeah. But
one… one thing you have to think about,

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when you get older, they tell you work overtime,
you won’t be able to make it. Yes. I’ll see you.

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Okay, take it easy. Wafer! Ah, you’re wake up! Yeah. Good.
Let me see. Is there anything there? You may check.

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[sil.]

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That is… That is not a proper diet
for breakfast. Why don’t you…

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I don’t care. Why don’t you eat an egg?
I don’t want an egg.

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What do you mean you don’t want an egg? How
do you know to grow up to be a big girl?

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I mean… uh… (inaudible).
(inaudible) as you know

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you can’t put (inaudible). Uh…huh…

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Why are you too cranky?

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[sil.]

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Dad, you can have my toast.

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(inaudible) You’ve splashed the milk all over
the place. How come you don’t want the toast?

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I’m just sick of toast.
Whom did you make it for?

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My god! We have about 365 days a year.
I’ll toast it, all right?

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[sil.]

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(inaudible). So far she’s (inaudible)

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like definitely in London. She’s Florina.

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[sil.]

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Oh, we got that in candid camera.

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[sil.]

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[sil.]

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Mom, Ms. Mary’s got a new car.

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See you got a better mark in math. Uh…huh…

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Well, it’s mostly better than last time.

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Yeah, and the Lincoln Continental. Oh,
she did not! It is true. It’s white.

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Yeah, they saw it too, mom. Was it at
Lincoln Continental? Yep. Say yeah.

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It was. Well, I bet it was 10 years old.
It was new. It has a price tag still.

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So she just got today. It wasn’t
a Lincoln Continental, was it?

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It was a really big fancy car, totally new. It was
the Continental. But how could she afford that?

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She got a husband. Well, I do too. Well,
her husband makes a lot of money.

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How do you know? And she only got one kid.

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See, we got our raise today on our check.
How much money I’ve got?

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See, (inaudible). All right, how come
she didn’t check this the first time?

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(inaudible) I’m talking? Yeah. But you’re looking
around and watch what everybody else is doing,

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instead of doing your own work, bother with
everybody else and kick things around the floor.

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I don’t do that. I just
look on your paper to see

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what you’re doing because…
Well, that she means.

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Mr. Tobin reported that
enrollment in Henderson

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is now 1165 children.
They started out the year

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with a few over 700. There’s no space in the
school. He wants to keep the class size down.

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He feels that if the class size
can be kept down to 35 in a room,

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that then teaching is possible. Over that number, it’s
just babysitting. They need two to four more rooms.

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One of the special divisions
was just put on the stage.

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I wanna see ties and (inaudible).

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(inaudible).

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Ah, you know what this is?
Yeah, it’s a (inaudible).

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[sil.]

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(inaudible). (inaudible) that’s
little bit like (inaudible).

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Where will it end? When will it all end?
Well, it never ends.

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She’s already done,

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she’s done with the black people to see. I was gonna
tell her, well, it’s against my religion to be uh…

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to ah… indulge in racism and I… I just…

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Boy, I just couldn’t, I just couldn’t come up
with it. And I couldn’t figure out how I could…

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I just… I just don’t know how come out.
Well, it not good divide me

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uh… mean or (inaudible).

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I don’t know how to go about it. If they
had a open, if they had a open… uh…

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open party and no…

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nobody bared, then I’d talk to her. But
I just don’t wanna indulge in racism.

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[sil.]

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Goodnight, mom. You right there.
See you in the morning.

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Wilfred, goodbye.

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I don’t wanna thank them. I don’t think nobody is
greater than them. You like them then? Uh…huh…

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(inaudible). I’m not mean to my life.

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Well, sometimes they’re getting mad.

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But then I think about it, I don’t like that, because
I think, I don’t… I don’t like it. I just don’t.

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It doesn’t melt really. (inaudible).
Yeah, okay.

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(inaudible). It must be a (inaudible).
You know, that’s neat.

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Do you think the cookies too thick?
(inaudible).

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Hah! Broken heart, that’s terrible.
Like, who did this one?

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Quiet. Oh, my God! (inaudible)
What you’re doing in my cookies?

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What is this? I told you have
they’re just a (inaudible).

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Oh, my God.

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Oven hot? Okay. You just on… Bake?

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Bake. Okay, (inaudible). I mean there.
All right.

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I say it’s 20 to 25. Now, from
now on follow the instructions.

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All right, I’ll do that next time.
(inaudible) go to work.

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But Winnie, how many minutes
did you have this stuff on?

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I don’t know, I just put in there. Okay.
Winnie, come on, let’s (inaudible).

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How could I let it down.
You just put it upright,

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now it’s like… Oh! (inaudible).
You’re wasted all that stuff.

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And the sink is all dirty.
Dad, look at, (inaudible).

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(inaudible) in the room.
You’re crying around too much.

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I’m hot.

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What’s that funny (inaudible). Well,
(inaudible), let’s shut it down.

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All right, come on. (inaudible).
You not make…

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You not make you (inaudible). I’m gonna put them on
the sheet. See, you should be glad I’m doing that.

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How… How do you feel I
should be glad doing what?

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Put it down here. Let’s put it down here.
(inaudible) cookie was almost too dump.

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Yeah, I think it is. Hang on to that so
you don’t have it all over the floor.

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All right, we have to
put them on the floor.

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[sil.]

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(inaudible). Uh…huh…

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Okay. No, I’ll do it later. But,
Winnie, you should do your homework

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before you watch all this (inaudible).
Mom! What is it?

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(inaudible). And it’s…

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[sil.] (inaudible).

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You better start doing it.

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Would this be?

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(inaudible). (inaudible).

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(inaudible).

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Let me see.

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And what are you dividing by? Two.

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Well, how many times does
two go into 12? Four.

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V It does?

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Would that be?

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[music]

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How many times does two go into 12.

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You know, right? Two. How many
times does two go into 12.

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[sil.]

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Oh, come on! I can’t help you if you’re
watching that. What did you say?

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You’re not paying attention. How many times does
two goes 12? Six times. Well, put that down there.

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Is that the only thing? Put
that down and see what you got.

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2x3, 2x6

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goes three times. 2x12, goes six times.
Well, put that down.

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Oh, I don’t know why (inaudible)

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three stars.

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Okay, now see what that thing is,

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that you’re talking about seven comes out.
One. And it’s not

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(inaudible). Three times 13. Yes, what?

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39. Okay, right. How many
times does 13 go into 39?

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Three times. Well, put it down. That is
slowest form. (inaudible) see what you get.

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How many times does 13…? Yeah, one-third. Is that
in the slowest form? Yeah, all right. This is…

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(inaudible) are funny.

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So I’m gonna take Jean and Hodge and
I’m gonna show them all about Chicago.

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Do you mean they gotta come here? Yeah, during
Christmas. Probably (inaudible) for the two of them.

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Yeah, (inaudible) something like that. What are you gonna do?
And like, their parents are really paranoid in having them

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come here even in broad daylight, yeah. Yeah, I was
talking with this fellow. And he was telling me,

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\"I was thinking of going to IIT.\" And I said,
\"Why not?\" He said, \"Well.\" Once I was on 35th

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in Archer and boy was I scared and I
never want to go near 35th and stay.

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35th at night, there’s nothing to be scared of there. Maybe
it’s 35th in Ashton, they’re somewhere in that neighborhood.

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And he says, \"I was there once in
my car, I got scared to hell.\"

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Yeah, 12.99, just for that,

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just that jacket. Is that rich?
No, it isn’t.

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Right, there are T-shirt, cost 5.90.

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(inaudible).

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And just for the share my haircuts 7.49.

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(inaudible).

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You know, it was $39 and 40
cents, now it’s $60 and 80 cents.

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(inaudible). Sure. $60 and 80 cents.
Wow, what an increase!

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How come it cost that much? It was…
First it was 33, and then it’s 38,

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now it’s 60 something. How
much you (inaudible).

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I… I wish I knew. I… There’s
always (inaudible).

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I… I told some guys we should
stand until June and go on

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strike for June, July, and August. For what?
They’ll be combining jobs and everything,

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I won’t be able to keep up on mad pace like that.
Who’s gonna keep up the mad pace? A guy between

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ages of 18 and 25, and after
he wore out to come out.

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Even that strike a long day. The way I understand,
is the company just called off everything.

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I don’t know if your company wants you
to strike. I don’t want you to go.

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What are we gonna use for food?
You mean, we used for money.

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We’re going to garbage
like their buttons do.

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This always happens. I think, we’re
gonna have a rough time now.

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Mom gave me this,

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(inaudible) give me that, my brother gave me
this. Everybody was able to put the buttons

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on my thing because I collect them.
My brother put this on there.

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[sil.]

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My sister gave me that,

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and sister gave me that.

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I bought this in a garage sale.

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I bought that, I bought that.

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Peekaboo! I got this from Diane.
This is a dumb story.

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Are you taping this? Yeah. All right.
All right, everybody

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(inaudible). All right, the man who stole
Christmas was a man named Richard Nixon.

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What he done was this. He raised
the prices on everything,

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so people could not buy anything.
There was no guest, so you cannot go

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see your grandmothers and grandfathers.
He tells people

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not to put Christmas lights outside.
He also tells you to cut your heat.

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Your heat down to 65 so you wouldn’t freeze

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all you would get for
Christmas would be blankets!

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That’s how he stole Christmas. The end.

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I gave, so wanna Mr. Goodbar.

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You are love. I better hide in for
uh… like give the who said cupcake.

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Don’t give him that rubber cupcake.
They’ll come over here and say uh…

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They won’t know. You guys
giving (inaudible) me.

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I still love the cupcakes. We ain’t got
that much tomorrow. And I put it over here.

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Where it is? Here it is.

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You’re giving this rubber cupcake?

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[sil.]

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Smile! Get out of the way Jack.

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[sil.]

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Thank you.

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La, la, la!

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There you go. You’re gonna rip it off.

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Oh, yeah!

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Look what you’ve done to it. I
didn’t do, it was in your hand.

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No!

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Oh, well, we’d… I should
have a… I shoot the light.

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What’s wrong? You mean, you gonna eat it?

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Oh, look at how it’s all banged up. Uh…

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Three magic?

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Ah, yes. None of them worked out.

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Hey, (inaudible).

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[sil.]

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I got, use the last time.

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They thanking me. Uh… (inaudible).

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Yes, you did. They reached and they
ain’t got one. Uh-huh. I faked it up.

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Why didn’t y’all move?
Because we had no reason to.

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When did they have a reason to move?
Cause still I have some blacks moved in.

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I never prejudiced. Oh, they
were white people? Uh-huh!

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You know, she wrote this on my arm,
and told me make three wishes.

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I didn’t say time, I make a wish here,
Josh. She drew in that and I made another,

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she do that then I made another, she did in that.
And she said, \"Which one you like the best?

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Then, if I said \"The first wish,\" and she put
in that right there and she saying if I mark

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one of these on seven people’s arm
they then my dreams gonna come true.

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In this, this girl see her dream were, then
she wished it, when she was in grammar school

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that this world like, there was, you know, she
was going to school with. And so, it came true.

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Wait, didn’t she make some other places?
No, she said, \"Make three wishes\"

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and then she went like, that
every time you did it. Yeah.

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I bet your mom will never come true.
She’d probably will. Uh-huh.

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I hope this ain’t no fake.
You’re here, honey!

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I’m coming. I’ll be there.

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[sil.]

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Well, when one family moves in then
all of the rest try to move out.

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One black family, then, y’all, y’all out
of the light family, they move out.

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And they’re so dumb.

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[music]

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[sil.]