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# Every day you walk down the street Everybody that you meet

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# Has an original point of view

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-# And I say, hey!

-Hey!

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# What a wonderful kind of day We can learn to work and play

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# And get along with each other

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# You gotta listen to your heart Listen to the beat

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# Listen to the rhythm of the street

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# Get together and make things better By working together

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# It's a simple message And it comes from the heart

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# Believe in yourself For that's the place to start

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-# And I say, hey!

-Hey!

-What a wonderful kind of day

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# We can learn to work and play And get along with each other

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# What a wonderful kind of day - hey! What a wonderful kind of day - HEY! #

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-Hey, DW!

-Hey...!

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Oh!

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I always thought about having a puppy. I never thought of his name.

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A name has to be just right.

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It can affect the way he thinks about himself and how he'll grow up.

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Maybe Champion.

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Or maybe...Bionic Puppy.

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I could name him Buster.

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No. And I sure wouldn't name him Francine.

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HIGH-PITCHED BARK

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And definitely not Pinky. None of those names work.

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He's just gonna be my Pal.

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Come back!

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-What are you doing?

-Writing his name on his dish.

-To teach him to read(?)

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PAL BARKS

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-P-A-L. You're naming him Pal?!

-Do you have a better name?

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-How about Frederick?

-Frederick?!

-He looks like a Frederick.

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His name is Pal. He already knows it. Watch!

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..Come here, Pal!

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See?

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-He's not very smart, is he?

-Are you kidding? He's a genius.

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-He hides it very well.

-Just wait till he's trained.

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-I'll be in college by then.

-Will not!

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You wanna bet a million dollars?

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-MUM:

-Arthur! My rug!

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Oh-oh! Pal! PAL!

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You wanna bet TWELVE million dollars?

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Hi, Arthur!

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-That's your new dog?

-Yeah. His name is Pal.

-He looks more like a Steve.

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Steve?!

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-Does he do anything besides that?

-Not yet, but I'll teach him tricks.

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Right now, I'm house-training him.

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You'd better train him quick.

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My cousin had a dog they couldn't train and her parents sent it away.

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Really?

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-Ah!

-Hey!

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Pal, sit!

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No, sit! Sit!

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Stay!

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Yep, that's one smart dog(!)

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Where's he going in such a hurry? To do your homework(?)

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-He's excited to be home.

-DAD: Arthur!

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He just got excitement all over the living-room rug.

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You were right. Frederick is a bad name. You should call him Puddles.

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Wait till you see this. He learned all this in only two hours.

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-Pal, speak!

-Woof!

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Good boy. Pal, sit!

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Woof!

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He did it a minute ago. Pal, sit!

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-Woof!

-OK, skip that one.

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-Pal, come!

-Woof!

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Well, he learned one. Pal, speak!

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Come on, boy. This is your bed.

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-Don't you like it?

-PAL WHIMPERS

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What's wrong, boy? Are you scared?

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WIND HOWLS

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Are you tucking him in for the night, Arthur?

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Does he have to stay in the garage, Dad? He's scared.

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Let him stay in the house. Please! Please! Please!

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You're better trained than Pal. You've learned to beg.

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For a new dog, he sure doesn't SMELL new. I hope these are enough.

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Don't listen to her, Pal.

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Pal? Pal!

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Please don't hurt the carpet!

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You heard what Francine said.

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Pal!

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Pal! Where are you?

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Aagh!

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DW, are you OK?

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Give me back my shoe!

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Give it back!

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Pal, let her have it.

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GLASS SMASHES

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Oh.

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I thought I was gonna have a heart attack, Daddy.

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-I think you're safe now, honey.

-Ssh!

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See? He's the perfect dog. He went right to sleep.

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Good night, Pal. See you in the morning.

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WHINING

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Pal, it's 3am. What's wrong?

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He's OK. Go back to sleep now.

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PAL HOWLS

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If he was in the garage, we wouldn't hear him howl.

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No. I'll stay with him till he falls asleep.

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All right, but close that gate.

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Be a good dog, Pal. Show them how smart you are.

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Well...they'll see...

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PAL WHINES

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Get in here before Mom and Dad find out.

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Oh-oh!

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Forget calling him Puddles! How about Lake?!

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-I'll clean it up, Mom.

-Then you'll need this.

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No, you'll need THIS!

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Pal was in the living room, too.

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What on earth...?!

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My catering schedules!

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What's this?

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It's the soap from the bathroom!

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You still think he's so smart?

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-He ate the whole living room?

-He chewed on it.

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My puppy was so much trouble, my mum gave it away while I was at school.

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-Probably to a farm.

-Oh!

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Arthur, we decided Pal has to live in the garage until he's trained.

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He'll be trained in no time.

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When he is, he can come in the house again. Here's the garage key.

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Arthur, face it. He eats soap.

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You owe me 12 million dollars.

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-Would you carry this? Thanks.

-Hey!

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DW, did you take the garage key?

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-Uh-uh.

-Dad, where's the garage key?

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I thought I put it on the table.

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My party platter!

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-Pal, NO!

-If that dog is untrainable, I don't know how we can keep it.

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Where's Pal going to live now, Dad?

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Look, that's where you're going, if you aren't good.

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I always wanted a dog. But I never dreamed my dog would be like you.

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You're better than any dog I could ever imagine.

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If you go, we'll never see each other again. You have to work hard.

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Welcome to the Arthur and Pal Show.

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What you're about to see will astound and amaze you!

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And now introducing my dog - the new, improved Pal.

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This is gonna be a disaster.

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(It's now or never. You can do it.)

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Pal, speak!

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Woof!

Seen it.

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Pal, stay!

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Pal, come!

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Sit!

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Pal, up!

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-Way to go!

-Very good!

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-He can fetch, too.

-Well done.

-He won't have to live on a farm?

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-Not even in the garage.

-You hear that, Pal? Pal?

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He just found the garage key.

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Admit it, DW, Pal's a lot smarter than you think.

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Well, maybe he IS...

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above average.

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Sometimes do you see things that you just have to have?

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You tell your parents it's the most important thing in the world

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and you bug them until they get it for you.

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Then, once you have it, it's not such a big thing any more.

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Like hockey gloves... or a telescope...

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or bionic bunny walkie-talkies.

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The problem is, these things usually end up buried in a closet...

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under a bed...

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..or on a shelf in the basement.

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It wasn't going to be the same old story this time.

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-I HAD to have...

-WOMAN: Arthur, are you working?

-Oops! Gotta go.

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Mom, why do we have to go clothes shopping?

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Because it's fall and you both need new coats.

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-Can't I wait in the car?

-They'll let you in the mall. You're not a dog.

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His nose is cold.

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DW looks lovely in the red coat. Great for classroom or playground,

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with cute clips for her mittens.

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-Mom, is she gonna do this for every coat she tries on?

-Arthur, try this.

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-It's fine. I'll take it.

-Try it on.

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Doesn't that look nice? ..Doesn't that look nice on your brother, DW?

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Arthur looks very outdoorsy in this rugged, green coat.

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-If he stands still, he looks like a tree.

-Can I go to the toy store now?

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-All right. We'll be over in a minute.

-Yeah!

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Is it a dream? No, it's DW looking beautiful in blue.

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The colour of the sky on a fall day.

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Wow! That was close.

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Daddy, can I have this, too?

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Sure, sweetie.

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-Hi, Arthur.

-Boy, it must be great to get every toy you want.

-Uh-huh.

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-Time to go, Muffin.

-OK, Daddy.

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-Bye, Arthur.

-Bye, Muffy.

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Hey!

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Moon boots!

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Wow!

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That's one small step for Arthur...

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Wow! It IS made of cheese.

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COW LOWS

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Wow!

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-..And they're called moon boots and they're only 10.

-ONLY 10?!

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-So THAT'S what you were doing in the toy store.

-I've figured it out.

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..So if you buy me moon boots, it will be good for the whole family.

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We just bought you new sneakers.

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Moon boots would prolong the life of my sneakers.

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And...what about your beautiful new coat?

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-..And I'll let you and Dad use them whenever you want.

-If you want them,

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you'll have to buy them with your own money.

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-That way, you'll appreciate them.

-Like the way you appreciate me(!)

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"I owe myself four dollars and thirty cents. Sincerely, Arthur."

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I was wondering where that went.

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Ah-hah!

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Hi, Grandma. Look what I brought.

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Arthur! They're lovely. You're not here about your moon boots, are you?

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Your parents already called me.

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-They did?

-Yes. They told me not to give you any money.

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I have to respect their wishes.

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While you're here, though, sit down and play a nice long game of canasta.

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-King me!

-DW, I told you, you have to get to MY back row to be kinged.

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-I know. I just like saying it.

-My calculations may be off...

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but by the time I've saved up for the moon boots,

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I'll be 109 years old.

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Arthur, there are plenty of ways you can earn money around here.

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King me!

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Lemonade! Arthur's ice-cold lemonade.

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Come and... Hey! Hey, you, get back here. Bring me that back!

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Kissing booth?

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Yeuch!

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Come, find out your future.

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I am gifted with the power to see into the future.

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By the time I can buy moon boots, people will be living on the moon.

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Aw!

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Why couldn't you have done that when I had the kissing booth?

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-Arthur, I still have some birthday money.

-You do?

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-Yes. I could lend you some.

-Really?

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If I loan you the money,

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you have to be my servant and do all my chores and call me Your Highness,

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-for a whole year.

-Fat chance! And I take my hug back.

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OK, but remember - it's a limited-time offer.

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Regular boots... MOON boots!

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I've just got to get moon boots.

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Arthur?

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-Yes?

-I noticed that the garage has got quite cluttered.

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And the floor needs swept.

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I think we can give you 2 to do it.

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Thanks, Mom!

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-Hello, Mrs Tibble.

-If you're having a sale, you should put up a sign.

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-I'll pay 5 for this.

-It's not for...

-All right, 10 and not a penny more.

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-Sold!

-Do I pay you or your parents?

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Oh...me. You pay me.

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Arthur!

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The garage looks very nice, Arthur.

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See? A little work and you're a little closer to your moon boots.

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Arthur?

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-Oh, there you are! Your mother told me you cleaned the garage.

-Uh...yes.

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-Yes.

-I hope you put everything back. I hid Mom's birthday present there.

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-It's the necklace she wanted. Did you put it back where you found it?

-Oh...

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Great!

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-Do you think he'll forget about the necklace?

-Woof!

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I didn't think so, but it was worth a try.

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Dad, I didn't put the necklace back, but I'm going to go get it, OK?

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OK. Let me know if you need help.

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..So that's what happened.

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As soon as I return the boots, I can get your 10 back.

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You're a very honest young man.

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-Then, I can have the necklace back?

-Of course.

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-Let me just pick up this pile of leaves first.

-I'll help.

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I just get them raked up and more fall.

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Mrs Tibble, I think I have an idea.

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Hey, Arthur. Cool! Moon boots. Can I try 'em?

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Sorry, Buster, I have to do some chores for Mrs Tibble

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-to get back the necklace I sold her.

-Can I try the boots while you rake?

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Sorry, Buster, but I need 'em.

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I promised I'd get ALL the leaves.

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# And I say, hey!

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# What a wonderful kind of day We can learn to work and play

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# And get along with each other

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# You gotta listen to your heart

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# Listen to the beat Listen to the rhythm of the street

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# It's a simple message And it comes from the heart

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# Believe in yourself For that's the place to start

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# We can learn to work and play And get along with each other

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# What a wonderful kind of day HEY! #

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