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♪ Under the blue umbrella ♪

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♪ Yes, under the 
clear blue sky, ♪

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♪ there's a world 
to be discovered ♪

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♪ that's full 
of things to try ♪

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♪ Everything is 
waiting there ♪

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♪ just for you and me ♪

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♪ Under the blue umbrella ♪

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♪ just take a look and see. ♪

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(music fades)

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♪ Money, money, money. ♪

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What's so important about you?

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♪ Money, money, money. ♪

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♪ What in the world do you do? ♪

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♪

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♪ Mama said you can't 
buy your way into heaven... ♪

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♪ You can't buy friends 
and you can't buy love. ♪

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♪ Money, money, money. ♪

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♪ What in the world do you do? ♪

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(music fades)

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(engine hums)

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Fireman> Hey. Ah. 
What's happening, baby?

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>> Hi.

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Fireman> Hey! My man! 
Woody> Hey, Dad.

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Fireman> Well, 
we just had a false alarm,

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and I'm off anyway now.

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So why don't you let me go in

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and change clothes 
and I'll be right back, okay?

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Hey, why don't we go out 
for lunch today? It's payday,

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All> Good idea. Yeah. 
Fireman> All right.

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Woody> My father is a fireman.

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My mom is a nurse.

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They both help other people.

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Sometimes they work at

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different hours 
than other people do.

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Daddy's been here all night.

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So he's off today.

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Momma goes to work 
later today.

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Fireman> All right, 
you guys all set?

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Woody> Yeah. 
Fireman> Well,

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why don't we go to the van?

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Woody> Okay. 
We are going somewhere to eat.

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They get paid 
for the work they do.

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People work to earn the money 
that they need to live.

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Customer> Thanks a lot.

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Teller> Thank you. 
Customer> See you later.

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Teller> Okay. Bye bye.

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Teller> How are you, today? 
Dad> How are you?

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I'd like 
to deposit $100, please.

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Teller> All righty.

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Dad> And could I get some ones 
and four quarters in my change?

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Teller> Certainly. 
Dad> Thank you.

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Teller> 20, 40, 60, 80, 95

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Six, Seven. Eight. Nine. 100.

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Dad> Thank you. 
Teller> Thank you.

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Can I give this little boy 
a sucker today?

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Dad> Would you like a sucker? 
Okay.

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Woody> Thank you.

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Teller> You're welcome.

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Woody> Mama. Mama. 
Daddy's got $100. <Wow>

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Dad> 
Don't get too excited, Woody.

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It's not going to last too long. 
Mom> That's the truth.

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Let's put some in the savings 
before we spend it all.

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Dad> Yeah. You're right. 
Mom> Okay.

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Teller #2> 
Hello. How are you today?

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Dad> Hi. 
How are you?

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We's like to deposit $30 in our 
savings account, please.

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Teller #2> All right.

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Mom> You two ought to save a 
little of your money also.

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Anna> I do, Mama.

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Woody> I never have any money 
left to save.

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Maybe if I got more allowance.

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Dad> Aw, Woody, 
you'll get enough

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of an allowance 
to save some of it?

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Teller #2> There you are. 
Dad> Thank you.

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Do you have any more 
of those coin savers left?

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Teller #2> I certainly do. 
Dad> I'd like two please.

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Teller #2> All right. 
Dad> Okay.

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Thank you. 
Okay.

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Here's one for each of you.

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Anna, you can save a quarter 
each week in yours.

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And, Woody, 
you can save a dime.

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(street traffic sounds)

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Station attendant> Yes, sir.

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Dad> Uhhh...yeah.

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Why don't you give me $5? 
Station attendant> $5, sir?

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Woody> The gas station

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attendant was just like 
my Mama and Daddy, too.

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He sells something 
that people have to have

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if they're 
going to drive a car.

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Some of the money 
we give him for the gas

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is used to pay him 
for his work.

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Station attendant> All right. 
That'll be Five dollars, sir.

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Dad> Okay.

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Station attendant> Thank you. 
Anna> Have a nice day. Bye.

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Dad> Next stop, lunch.

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(engine hums)

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(silence)

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Employee> May I take 
your order, please?

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Anna> I want a hamburger, 
french fries,

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and a chocolate milkshake.

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Woody> I want a hamburger,

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some french fries 
and a vanilla milk shake.

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Woody> Food costs money.

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The people who work here 
get paid for their work.

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They buy food and then fix it. 
After it's ready,

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other people like us 
buy from them.

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(indistinct conversations)

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(conversations continue)

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Dad> What were you saying 
about your teacher, Woody?

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Woody> I don't know.

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(Mom laughs)

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Dad> I think you do.

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Woody> Ms. James.

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She's a nice teacher. 
Okay.

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Dad> Oh, well, while we're here,

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why don't I give 
you guys your allowance?

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Woody> Yeah, give me that. 
Dad> I thought you'd like that.

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All right.

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(silence) 
Dad> Let's see. 
How you like that?

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Woody> All right.

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Dad> Well, don't I get a 
thank you, pop?

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Both> Thank you. Pop.

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Mom> You two have to remember 
savings, though.

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Woody> Anna and I 
get an allowance.

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It's really how we get paid 
for the things we do at home.

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It isn't much money,

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but we can buy 
the things you want with it.

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We can buy the things 
we want and need,

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because other people made them.

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Mom> Anna and I are going to go 
look at the dresses.

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Dad> Okay. Hey, Woody 
do you want to go

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get that sport coat you need? 
Woody> Yeah.

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Dad> We'll be back later on. 
Mom> Okay.

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Anna> I need a special dress 
for Sarah's party next week,

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Maybe even a lawn dress.

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Mom> Oh, Anna, 
I hadn't planned on that.

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Now, you know 
I need a new uniform for work

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and Woody needs a sports coat.

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His other one 
is just too tight.

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We'll have to check and see

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how much a dress 
would cost. Okay?

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Anna> Okay. >> Come on. 
Let's look at the uniform.

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Woody> These dresses 
were made to be sold.

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They might have been made 
in another state

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by people who worked 
in a dress factory.

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Mom> I'm looking for a uniform, 
something in a size 8 pants.

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Sales clerk> Size 8?

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Woody> 
She works here in the store.

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Sales people help 
us find the things

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that are the right size 
and the right color.

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They get paid for their work.

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Anna> Look, isn't 
it beautiful, Mama?

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It's just what I need to wear 
to Sarah's party.

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Mom> Oh, no, it isn't either.

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And I can't pay 
$30 for one dress.

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You know, 
I could buy you and Woody

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both clothes for that amount.

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Anna> But, Mama, I don't have 
anything to wear to the party.

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Mama> I'm sorry, 
and I just can't afford it.

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Now you take it back

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and let's go look for Woody 
and your father.

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Anna> Yes, Mama.

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(silence)

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Sales clerk> 
Okay. That'll be $10. Ma'am.

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Mom> Thank you.

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(silence)

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Dad> Well, let's take a look 
at these coats.

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Woody> Yeah. I like those. 
But, I wouldn't want to buy it.

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Dad> Oh, you wouldn't 
want to buy that one?

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Woody> No.

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Dad> Hey, how about this one?

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Woody> Oh, yeah. 
I like that one.

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Dad> Yeah, that's really nice.

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Well, let's take a look at it.

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Nice color too.

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Dad> All right.

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Yeah, that's my man. 
Woody> Yeah.

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They match my arms 
and wide pants, too.

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Dad> All right. Let's see.

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Well, I guess it's big enough

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you can probably wear 
for a good while.

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What do you say?

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You're going to take it?

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Woody> Yeah. 
Dad> Okay.

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Mama> Anna, I've been thinking 
about that dress you wanted.

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You know, I think if we found

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the material, I could probably 
make it.

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Anna> Really?

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Mama> Yeah. Let's go look for 
a pattern and some material.

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Anna> Sure! 
Woody> Mama can sew.

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She saves a lot of money 
by making some of our clothes.

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It usually doesn't cost 
as much to make something

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as it does to buy.

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It just takes more time.

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Mama> Come on, 
let's look for pattern.

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Anna> Okay.

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Sales Clerk #2> Hi. 
Dad> Hi,

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Sales Clerk #2> Is it 
cash or charge?

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Dad> I'd like 
to charge it, please.

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Sales Clerk #2> 
Okay, thank you.

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Dad> You know, 
you're going to be the coolest

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looking kid in town 
with that suit on..

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Woody> Sometimes we pay cash 
for what we buy.

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Other times, we write a check 
using money we have in the bank.

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A charge card 
can buy things, too.

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When you use a charge card,

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the store keeps a record 
of how much you spend.

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At the end of the month, 
they send you a bill

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and that's when you pay 
for what you've bought.

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(indistinct conversations)

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(silence)

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Anna> What are you going to get?

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Woody> I want the large box of 
crayons and the coloring book.

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But I don't know if I have 
that much money.

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Anna> How much do you have?

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Woody> Well, I have 40 cents 
from this week's allowance

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and 35 cents 
from the week before.

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That makes 75 cents.

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Anna> You're right. 
You don't have enough money.

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You could get the 
large box of crayons

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or the small box of crayons

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and the coloring book.

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Woody> I'll get the small box of 
crayons and the coloring book.

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(silence)

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Dad> Okay, well, remember, 
now, we're only going

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to get the things 
we need today, and that's it.

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Woody> How about a pineapple, 
Daddy?

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Dad> A pineapple?!

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Aww... 
What do you think about it?

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Okay, we'll get a pineapple.

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Woody> Thanks.

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(silence)

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All the people who work in

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the grocery store 
have to be paid.

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The people who raised 
the food, processed it,

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and brought it here

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had to make money, too.

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That's how they get the money 
they need for their family.

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(bags rustling)

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(rustling continues)

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(Register dings) 
Cashier> That'll be $40, please.

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(silence)

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Dad> Hey, Woody, you remember 
that $100 I had earlier today?

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Woody> Yes, sir.

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Dad> Well, I've got 
about $9.75, left.

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Woody> Dog, that's all?

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Mom> I'm glad you left money 
in the checking account.

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There's plenty of bills at home 
that have to be paid,

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gas and electricity.

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We all provide services 
that we need,

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and they all have 
to be paid for.

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Dad> Yeah, like the rent

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and the doctor 
and dentist bills

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and the taxes 
and the car payment.

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♪

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♪ Money, money, money. ♪

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♪ Now, I know about you. ♪

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♪

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♪ Money, money, money. ♪

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♪ Now I know what you do. ♪

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♪

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♪ You buy food for my family 
when I need to eat. ♪

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♪ Clothes for my back. 
Shoes for my feet. ♪

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♪ Money, money, money. ♪

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♪ Now I know about you. ♪

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♪

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♪