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Establishments
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LPC: Yes, I wanted to buy a VCR.
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LPC: Yeah, we don't have VCR.
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LPC: Ok I want to buy, record player.
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LPC: We don't have record player.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: what you have just crap, or...?
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LPC: We don't have crap.
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LPC: We do have nice things.
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LPC: iPod, the laptop.
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LPC: This is a crap shop?
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LPC: No, it's not a crap shop.
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LPC: This is a pawn shop.
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LPC: You sell, uh, slop?
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LPC: No.
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LPC: This is a pawn shop.
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LPC: It's not a crap shop that you're looking for.
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LPC: Slop shop?
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LPC: There's a crap shop right there in the, uh, Avenue 51.
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LPC: It's not a pawn shop.
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LPC: Yes.
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LPC: you uh, have crap?
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LPC: No crap.
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LPC: No grab leg.
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LPC: Is this a slop shop?
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LPC: It's not a slop shop.
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LPC: Good action, Don's.
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LPC: Hi, Don's Otto?
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None: Yes.
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LPC: Yes.
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LPC: My name’s Colt.
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LPC: Hello, Colt.
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LPC: (belch sounds) I’m gonna be calling up some taxi cabs and sending them to your garage there.
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None: Taxi cabs?
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LPC: Yeah. So that next time you see a “No Soliciting” sign,
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LPC: maybe you’ll stop putting your advertisements on my door every time.
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None: Oh.
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LPC: But maybe you’ll luck out, and one of them will want service, because I don’t.
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LPC: What happened?
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LPC: Did somebody put some advertisements on your door?
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LPC: Yeah.
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LPC: So I’ll check back with you and find out how many cabs actually showed up, and what happened,
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LPC: Okay?
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LPC: Um, you know, well, yeah, I, you know, I'm not really sure what you did exactly talking about.
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LPC: have to ask my boss.
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LPC: You can let him know.
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LPC: What’s his name? Don?
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LPC: Yeah.
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LPC: Yeah.
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LPC: That’s really nice of you Colt.
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LPC: Ok, cool.
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LPC: Can you send some donuts and coffee?
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LPC: Psssh, I doubt it.
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LPC: Ah, come on!
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LPC: So I’m just gonna call cabs, alright?
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LPC: That’s, I mean whatever you want to do, dude. It doesn’t matter to me,
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LPC: I really give your shit less.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: Alright, hold on,
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LPC: give me one second.
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LPC: I'll give you about 90 minutes, so check it out, man.
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LPC: Good afternoon.
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LPC: Hi, cut out to Don.
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LPC: Colt, is that you?
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LPC: Yes, it is.
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LPC: Did anybody show up?
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LPC: Fucking 15 people.
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LPC: show that, bro. Why are you doing that?
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LPC: Is Don there?
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LPC: He’s not here dude, I’m the one, I’m the foreman, I’m the guy in the front office.
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LPC: Really, is this funny, though, Colt? Come on man, the people, they have businesses to run, dude.
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LPC: That’s pretty funny.
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LPC: You should feel ba…It is funny, I mean I was laughing too, but you should feel bad for them, dude.
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LPC: You know, you’re making people run around for no reason.
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LPC: Did you get some food?
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LPC: We got Dominoes dude, but we couldn’t take it.
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LPC: Domino's, but we can't take it.
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LPC: Dominoes?
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LPC: What do you spend it before lunch, bro?
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LPC: today?
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LPC: No, but honestly man, it not a cool call. I mean, you know, you kind of, you know, you’re hurting other people’s business.
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LPC: other people's business. I sent two limousines down there, too, before five.
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LPC: Two limos? Befor…Colt, do you work dude? I don’t understand.
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LPC: This is work. What do you think this phone just dials itself?
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LPC: Yeah, it's kind of cool. Yeah, it's all right.
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LPC: I’m not sure what you want to do, man. I mean, my boss will be here soon, if you want to leave me a number, I’ll have him call you back.
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LPC: I'll have them call you back. Yeah, you have caller ID. You just call me back.
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LPC: Yeah, but we called, your phone number is just going to voice mail, like you don’t want to pick up.
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LPC: I don’t want to pick up. You’re right.
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LPC: (Laughs) Then why’d you say ‘call me back’? Make up your mind, buddy.
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LPC: Well, you can leave a message, and don’t leave any more fliers.
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LPC: What fliers are you talking about?
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LPC: Your fliers. They’re everywhere. They’re in my yard, they’re in my driveway.
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LPC: How many fliers did you get?
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LPC: This week? Yeah.
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LPC: Two. And it’s only Tuesday.
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LPC: Ok, you got two fliers this week?
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LPC: Yeah. So now, I’m gonna come down and knock you around a little bit. What do you think of that one?
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LPC: You're going to knock me out?
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LPC: Yeah.
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LPC: (Laughs) Please come Colt. I would love for you
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LPC: to come find me, man. Honestly. You got it.
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LPC: I’ll be waiting for you. Ok.
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LPC: I’ll see you. Thank you. Bye.
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LPC: Bye.
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SPEAKER_04: Hello?
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LPC: Hi, pizza.
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SPEAKER_04: What?
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LPC: Pizza.
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SPEAKER_04: Pizza?
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LPC: Yes, pizza.
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SPEAKER_04: What about pizza?
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LPC: I'd like to get some, wouldn't you?
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SPEAKER_04: I would love to pizza.
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LPC: Let's get one. What do you? Let's get one cooking. What do you say?
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LPC: I'd like a dolla dolla
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LPC: make ya holla special.
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SPEAKER_04: Well, you know, somebody you can hook me holler.
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LPC: Can you guys hook me up?
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SPEAKER_04: Maybe.
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SPEAKER_04: I don't know.
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LPC: Hey, look, it's Tuesday special, right?
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SPEAKER_04: Um, you're having a wrong number.
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LPC: I have the wrong number.
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SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
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LPC: Dalla, Dala, make you holla.
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SPEAKER_04: We don't do it about that.
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SPEAKER_04: We do the $100, maybe you can get a little job.
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LPC: Come on, try it.
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LPC: Dalla, make you holla.
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SPEAKER_04: No.
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LPC: Tuesday special. One of each kind of thing. What do you say?
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SPEAKER_04: I mean, maybe. The pizza's good but the, you know, the blowjobs are way better.
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LPC: You and I can enjoy a little pizza, then you can tend to your other job. Do you think you can handle that?
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SPEAKER_04: Um, well, me personally I can do both, I think I'm pretty good. I like using my mouth and my tongue.
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LPC: Alright, Tuesday special.
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LPC: So how bout a Diner's Club card?
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LPC: I guess that's a no on Diner's Club.
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SPEAKER_04: You know.
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LPC: Let's buckle down here and work it through.
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SPEAKER_04: I mean, can you do what I can do?
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LPC: Oh I always wanna do the Tuesday special.
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SPEAKER_04: Are you, are you sure? You can do what I can do?
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SPEAKER_04: I mean you called here so what can you do?
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LPC: Is that a cat in the background?
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SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
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LPC: Okay. She's good to go.
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None: Yeah.
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LPC: Okay. That sound means it's time to go. I'll be stopping in, you're gonna see a checkbook, you're gonna see plastic, you're gonna see... a lot when I show up over there, okay? So thanks for you time and, uh, for the Tuesday special dolla dolla make ya holla. Dolla dolla make you holla, you're welcome.
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LPC: Okay, bye.
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LPC: Hello?
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LPC: Yes, this is Dominic with UPS.
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LPC: Yes.
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LPC: Yes, we came out there yesterday to bring a box to you, but there was so much sound and noise that no one even came to the door.
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LPC: so we're going to have to send this box back to the sender, just wanted to let you know.
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LPC: There was so much noise.
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LPC: Oh, ma'am, there was so much commotion and chaos there that our driver had to leave.
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LPC: So we have to send this thing back, and we're going to need you to cover the amount of postage.
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SPEAKER_02: What is it?
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LPC: It's from Latrina dot com.
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LPC: I don't think I ordered anything from Latrina.
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LPC: And it's $38.88 that we need from you, and we'll send someone by to pick that up and cash or check.
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SPEAKER_02: I'm not accepting it.
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LPC: No, we're sending it back, ma'am.
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SPEAKER_02: Well, I, uh, I don't know what it is to begin with and you could have left it on the front porch.
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LPC: Oh, not with the chaos we heard last night, ma'am.
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LPC: You were making sounds and smoke was
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LPC: coming out. Things were going wild over there.
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SPEAKER_02: I don't know what you are talking about.
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LPC: I'm talking about the chaos at your place there.
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LPC: Hello?
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LPC: Ma'am, we're sending this back to Latrina dot com, ok?
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SPEAKER_02: Bring it to me then.
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LPC: Oh, it's a little late for that. We tried all night, and you were just banging away on pots and pans or
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LPC: something in there.
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SPEAKER_02: Ok, you're lying.
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SPEAKER_02: You're lying.
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SPEAKER_02: Nobody was uh, uh doing anything with a pot and a pan.
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SPEAKER_02: There was no commotion here, and I don't know what you're talking about.
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SPEAKER_02: And I didn't order anything from Latrina.
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LPC: It's called Latrina dot com, miss.
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SPEAKER_02: I don't care what it's called. I don't have anything on order.
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LPC: You keep the sound down, and maybe we'll think about coming back out there. You feel me?
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SPEAKER_02: What? My dog would have told me if somebody was at the front door.
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LPC: Oh, your dog was sloth.
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LPC: and barking up a storm.
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SPEAKER_02: Slobbering.
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SPEAKER_02: You're lying.
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SPEAKER_02: You don't know how much of a liar you are.
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SPEAKER_02: This dog, this tiny little dog, doesn't slobber.
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LPC: Oh, ma'am, our driver had slobber on his leg, on his sock.
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LPC: he had slobber everywhere.
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SPEAKER_02: I don't let the dog out.
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LPC: We're sending this box back to Latrina dot com -
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SPEAKER_02: If you think it belongs to me, then bring it to me.
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SPEAKER_02: But I'm not paying for something I
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SPEAKER_02: don't have, and I didn't order. And I don't have a dog that slobs. And I wasn't pounding
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SPEAKER_02: to hands last night.
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LPC: Oh, there's slobber everywhere. I got slobber on my sock here.
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SPEAKER_02: The dog doesn't slobber!
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LPC: We're sending this box back to Latrina dot com so fast, you won't even believe it.
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SPEAKER_02: Send it back to what, Latrina?
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LPC: Yes, ma'am.
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SPEAKER_02: And how do you spell that?
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LPC: Just like it sounds.
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SPEAKER_02: You can't spell it?
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LPC: Apparently, you can't. You're the one who ordered it.
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SPEAKER_02: I get it.
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SPEAKER_02: I didn't order it. I don't know what you're talking about.
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LPC: And then you got dog slobber flying through the air.
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SPEAKER_02: The dog wasn't outside.
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LPC: Pay us to 3888 we need for postage, and we'll just resolve the map.
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SPEAKER_02: I'm not giving you any money for something I didn't order.
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LPC: 3888.
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SPEAKER_02: I'm not giving you anything.
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LPC: Then, wrap up your dog's lips 'cause he's making a mess.
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SPEAKER_02: This dog doesn't slobber.
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SPEAKER_02: Stop calling me.
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LPC: Hello?
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LPC: Miss, this is Juan, from Latrina dot com.
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SPEAKER_02: I didn't order anything from Latrina.
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LPC: You ordered short and curly fries.
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LPC: It shows in our system here.
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SPEAKER_02: Short and curly what?
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LPC: Like a French fry?
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LPC: That's the end of story.
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SPEAKER_02: No, I didn't order that.
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LPC: End of story.
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SPEAKER_02: Yeah, it is the end of story.
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SPEAKER_02: Stop calling me.
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SPEAKER_06: You're on the 75th call. Who's calling?
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LPC: Uh, my name's Dicky, with Latrina dot com.
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LPC: Yeah, what about it?
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LPC: You ordered short and curly fries, and we're just trying to deliver them.
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LPC: Deliver what?
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LPC: Short and curly fries, fella.
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LPC: Hey, I'm a police news reporter.
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LPC: I'm tracing your number is 3617918.
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LPC: Oh, don't do that.
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SPEAKER_06: You know, you're a motherfucker.
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SPEAKER_06: your number's on our shit list here.
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SPEAKER_06: You call in now exactly 26 times.
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SPEAKER_06: And you are full of shit.
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SPEAKER_06: You're talking to a police news desk here.
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SPEAKER_06: So, fuck.
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SPEAKER_06: Fuck you.
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LPC: You're talking to Latrina dot com.
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None: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ho.
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SPEAKER_06: I'm doing.