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The Tom McRawson's Trait Shooters are on the air.

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And here comes Tom Mc...America's favorite cowboy!

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A Tony Cowboy!

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Treaded Walton for your breakfast

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Starts the day off shining bright

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Gives you lots of cowboy energy

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With a flavor that's just right

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It's delicious and nutritious

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Bite-sized and ready to eat

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Take a sip from Tom go and tell your mom

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Treaded Walton, take a sip

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The Tom McRawson's Trait Shooters bring you another episode

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In the mystery of the Hurricane Horse!

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Even a Tom Mc talks to one of you Trait Shooters

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To get your advice about the strange actions of the Hurricane Horse

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The horse itself puts in a sudden appearance

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Outside the TM Bar Ranch House

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And fiercely attacks Tony

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We're with Tom and Sheriff Mike Shaw

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At reaching the front door and rushing out onto the porch

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That's a brassin's tower, though, Tom. Look at him.

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That Hurricane Horse is business.

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Yes, but so does Tony.

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Tom, we gotta do something.

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We can't just stand here while them two kill each other.

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Now, Tony didn't start this,

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But I don't want to shoot that other horse.

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He's too good a one.

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Only one thing to do and that's to rope him.

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Hey, vinegar!

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Grab that rope off of the corral, Vince!

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I got it! I got it!

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Now, hurry up, you're my last season January.

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No, it's too late. He's broken away from Tony.

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Looks like he's had enough, my heaven.

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Yeah, but Tony hasn't, though.

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Hey, Tony, turn the boys!

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He's just itching to put his brand on the Tamavera corn.

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Oh, Tom, come on, come on!

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Hey, Tom, where are you going?

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After that Hurricane Horse.

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All right, Tony.

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Cowboy!

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Cow!

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Almost at the same moment, he bumps into the saddle.

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Even as Tony the Wonder Horse rares and plunges ahead onto the chase,

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Tom is uncoiling his own lariat,

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whose eyes on the Hurricane Horse ahead.

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In a moment, we're going to hear a tense and thrilling episode.

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But first, would you like to make breakfast as exciting as a circus

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and as packed with fun as a three-day rodeo?

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Then just do this.

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Ask Mother to bring home a red and white checkerboard package

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of shredded ralphons the next time she goes to the grocery.

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Shredded Ralton is the cereal everybody gets excited about.

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Made of whole wheat, each little gold and brown shredded Ralton biscuit

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is bite-sized.

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That's right.

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Each little crisp toasty biscuit is bite-sized

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and fits right on your spoon for easy eating.

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And shredded Ralton has a flavor that's out of this world.

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A flavor so unusual, so delicious,

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the flavor secret is actually fascinating.

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Shredded Ralton packs plenty of cowboy energy,

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the kind of up-and-atom energy you need to be a leader,

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a winner, and a real straight shooter.

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So get on the Breakfast Bandwagon.

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Ask Mother to pick up a package of shredded Ralton.

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She'll be glad to when you tell her it's energy-rich whole wheat,

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ready to eat, and tastes so swell,

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it makes breakfast the best meal of the day.

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Now, we're into battle with Tommy

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as he races after the hurricane horse.

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Fine, Tony, fine, son. You're gaining on him.

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Come on, son.

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That horse sure can run, though. It's terrific.

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A little more, Tony. A little more, son.

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I'll get this rope on him.

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Come on, Tony. Come on, son.

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Don't let him pull away from you, son.

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That's it. That's it.

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Another few seconds now.

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Now!

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I got him!

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Ho, Tony! Ho, ho!

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Back! Back! Back!

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Back! Back!

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Back! Back!

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Back! Back!

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Back! Back!

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Back! Back!

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Back! Back!

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Come on, boys. Hold him, Tony. Hold him.

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I'll get as close to him as I can,

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but too much for one man, I'm afraid.

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Good. Here comes Mike and the boys.

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Hold him strong! Hold him!

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Can we get there?

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That's easier said than done, partner.

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It was well named by Crazy Box.

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He's a hurricane on four feet.

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All right, boys.

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Get as many ropes on him as you can.

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And watch it. Stay clear of him.

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All right, Tom. All right.

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Come on, Mike. Snap out of it. Snap out of it.

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Tom, hold me around again, will you?

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I ain't never seen such a bold agent, Twitter.

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He's red, kid.

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Mike, we need a repeat.

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Get our rope on him, Mike.

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Yeah, Tom. He's wonderful, but he's only two.

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The only form and if there ever was one.

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Hey, now, what in the name of roses and fleets?

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Tom. Tom says a pleasant sourdough.

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That quit his started act as gentle as a lamb.

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Look at him, Tom. Look at him.

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Standing there just as quiet as kindies.

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Oh, that's funny.

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What could have happened to gentle him down like that?

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Exactly.

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Don't make sense. It just don't.

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Yeah, I'll see if I can't get closer to him now.

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Look out, Finnegan. Don't fret, son.

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I'm over the next county already.

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All right. Hold him, boys. Hold him.

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Hey, you, Flairwater.

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Get your twine on that foreleg.

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All right, take it. I'll do it.

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All right.

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Hey, it's plain awesome, that's what he was.

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Yeah, he is a varmint.

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Hey, what's in underation?

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Tom, he's doing it again.

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One minute he's tearing up the ground in the horn-tossing,

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soft-pawing mood, and the next minute he's just as gentle as a baby.

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What does it to him, Tom?

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If you ask me, you do.

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Me?

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I think so. It's happened twice now.

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If I'm feeding on the wrong range, he's steady down every time he hears your voice.

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Hey, I'll close you. You can get to him, Mike.

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Yeah, Tom, yeah, yeah.

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There, now, now, now. It's all right, boy.

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Don't be scared of nothing like that.

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Yeah, yeah, we're partners, you and me are.

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I know that the minute I set eyes on you.

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Yeah, I judge you ain't no killer.

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I don't know myself what comes over you,

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but I know it ain't right for you to kill.

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Mike, look out for underheat. Mike!

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Meanwhile, over at Big Indian,

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outside that penny arcade you and I paid a visit to yesterday,

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another scene is taking place that merits our attention.

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You notice that boy who's just coming down the street?

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Nice looking fella, isn't he?

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Well, that's Buck Anderson, Sheriff Anderson's son.

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Buck's a senior at Big Indian High and captain of the baseball team, too.

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Very popular guy.

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But as he comes down the street,

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you can see there's something wrong.

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He looks worried, and he keeps one eye on his father's office

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at the other end of the street.

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As he reaches the door of the penny arcade,

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he gives a quick look around and starts to enter when...

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Buck!

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What? Lucy, what are you doing here?

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Buck, what is it? What's wrong? You can tell me.

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What are you talking about? Look, Lucy, I...

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Buck, I only want to help you.

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I know you're in some kind of trouble.

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You cut classes yesterday.

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Looks like you're going to cut them again today.

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Come here.

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Well, what's it to you?

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It's everything to me. He knows about it.

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Well, look, Lucy, I can handle my own affairs, see?

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I know you mean it for the best, but don't interfere.

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In what?

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You'll be late for your own classes. You don't get to move on.

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Are you coming with me?

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I can't. I...

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Oh, Buck, what is it?

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What's making you throw everything aside?

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Everything that's important.

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Do you know how important your classes are this year?

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Especially if you want to go to college.

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Well, maybe I don't want to go to college, huh?

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You don't want to?

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No, I know there's something wrong.

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Why, don't we plan things together?

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The home we're going to have on your married Sunday.

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Things like that.

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You've always been the one who said we ought to wait till we're finished with college.

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You're the one who always said that...

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I know what I've said, but...

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But what?

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Well, look, will you please go away?

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Will you please leave me alone?

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I got things in my mind. I got things I got to straighten out.

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And don't ask questions.

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All right, Buck.

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I'll be along.

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May have to miss the first class history, but I'll make the rest.

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Now, don't worry.

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Don't worry, Buck.

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Oh, okay, I'll try not to.

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I'll see you later at school?

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Yeah, yeah, sure, I'll see you.

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Oh, gosh, when have I gotten myself into?

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Well, I got myself into it, and I'll get myself out of it.

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Here goes.

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Brains and salutations, Buck.

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How do you know any of this early?

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Mr. Jones Round Volcano.

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Yeah, right over there with the jukebox.

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Thanks.

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Ain't got a cigarette on you, have you?

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I don't smoke.

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Thought you were giving it up.

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Well, now and then, you know how it is.

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Take it again for just a puff, maybe?

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Yeah.

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Mr. Jones?

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Look, you've come to argue with me, Buck Anderson.

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I'm not arguing, Mr. Jones.

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I have to straighten something out with you, that's all.

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All right, all right.

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You can do that by paying me the $400 you owe me.

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Look, Mr. Jones, when you got me into what I thought was a friendly bet on a pinball game...

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I got you in a bet.

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That's always the same.

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Always blaming me for things that I never did.

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Just like your father blamed me for something that I didn't do years ago.

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Sent me out, too.

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Look, Mr. Jones, I don't know anything about that, but...

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Well, look, tonight we were betting on the pinball game, and you said let's bet five, let's bet 10, 25.

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Yeah.

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I thought you meant a nickel or a dime or a quarter.

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I didn't know we were betting dollars.

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Well, you know it now.

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But I can't tell you the $400.

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And your father will have to pay it.

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Look, that's what I come here to talk to you about.

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Please don't go to my dad, Mr. Jones.

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If you knew I'd been gambling even when I thought it was just a friendly little bet, I'd...

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He'd give you a good larpon with a razor strap.

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Is that it?

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No.

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With anything like that, I could take it.

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It's just that while it'd hurt him, it hurt him real deep.

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I don't want to hurt my dad, Mr. Jones.

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Well, I'll tell you what I'll do.

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I'll give you a chance to win it back.

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If you mean what I think you do, I...

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If you play one game of pinball, we'll bet the whole $400.

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Now, if you win...

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Yeah, but suppose I don't win.

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I'll owe you $800.

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Well, that's the chance you take.

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I can't afford to take that chance, Mr. Jones.

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That's your business.

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But I want the $400 you owe me by tonight, or I'll have to go to your father.

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I'll just have to.

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Well, look, can't you give me a little more time?

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You've had a full week already.

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Yeah, I know, but...

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$400 by tonight, Buck Anderson, or I go to your father.

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And don't blame me, either.

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People are always blaming me for things that I never...

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Hey, Wimper, long call.

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All right, all right, Volcano.

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Now, Buck, go away and stop bothering me.

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Couldn't you give me some tomorrow night?

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Tonight! I've waited long enough.

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Right there, Wimper.

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Where the phone is, Volcano, I know where it is.

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Yes, hello.

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Yes, Joker, yes, what is it?

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Oh, no.

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No, you're kidding, Joker.

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But how?

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Oh, knuckleheaded fool, I knew you'd go too far.

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I knew you would.

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Tried to kill Sheriff Shaw.

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And did he?

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Well, that's something to be grateful for.

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Now, you listen to me, you pea-brained idiot.

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You've got to get that horse away from Mix.

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Yes, yes, they're bound to think he's a killer.

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And they'll put him out of the way, and that'll spoil my whole plan.

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I don't know how you're going to do it, but do it.

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You heard me, Joker.

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Get that horse away from Mix,

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or you'll force me to do something very unpleasant.

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Very unpleasant, Joker.

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Yes, goodbye.

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Blasted fool, let Mix get his hands on the red chestnut.

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I knew he'd go too far.

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That kind of knocks your whole scheme into a cock-tach, doesn't it?

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Well, if it does, if Joker doesn't get that horse back,

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I'll have to think of something else.

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Yeah, what about Chef Anderson's ship?

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That part of my scheme's coming along fine, just fine.

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Good. And to come relax and have a smoke down there.

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You got a butt?

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Are you going to give up smoking or aren't you?

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You know how it is, Wimper. You know how it is.

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What scheme was Wimpering Jones talking about?

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And how did Buck Anderson and the Hurricane Horse figure it?

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Say, what about Mike? How badly was he hurt?

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We'll know tomorrow, so be sure to be with Tomix and his

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Ralston Street Shooters then for the next surprising episode of

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The Mystery of the Hurricane Horse.

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Say, have you any golf-a-down-and-go breakfast eaters in your family?

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You know, the kind that rush to the breakfast table,

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gulp down their orange juice, gulp down their coffee,

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nibble on a piece of toast, slap their hats on their heads,

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and dash off to work.

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Well, if you have, then serve Shredded Ralston.

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Boy, oh boy, shredded Ralston has a flavor that's so good,

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it tastes so swell, that your family will not only enjoy it

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right down to the last crisp bite,

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but they'll stick around for a second helping.

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Made of whole wheat, baked into crisp,

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toasty little bite-sized biscuits that fit right on your spoon

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for easy eating. Shredded Ralston is a real up-and-atom energy

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breakfast that will help every member of your family get going

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and keep going. And it's so rich in energy,

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even a little does a lot for you.

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So pick up a red and white checkerboard package of Shredded Ralston tomorrow

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and treat your family to the bite-sized whole wheat

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ready-to-eat cereal that tastes so swell,

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it makes breakfast the best meal of the day.

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Shredded Ralston for your breakfast,

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starts the day off shining bright.

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Gives you lots of cowboy energy with a flavor that's just right.

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For better breakfast, it's Ralston, one, two, three.

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Now mixed was played by Curly Bradley and written by George Lother,

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Don Gordon speaking. This is the Mutual Broadcasting System.

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