A day with Scrooge
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collecting and charging as his date went about. But humbling the festivities, he'd scream and spout your late again, Cratchit. Don't they go dock you for that? Oh, Mr Scrooge, Don't worry about it. It will never happen again. I was just taking license. But the Christmas festivities I was taken by some festivities too. Just walk on them. That's what I do. His employee named Bob has worked all day. He gathered his coat and ask for his pain. I suppose you went off with pay too. If your late tomorrow I will dock you. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Uh, if you please my son, Tiny Tim. He's doing so poorly. His health grows them a world of fools. In this I live Merry Christmas bottom. This greeting I give found a year older and not an hour richer for sure. Idiots say merry Christmas. I'd cure died. Ball them inputting and stick Holly in the heart. Yes. Ha! This is how my mother They would start bomb homes for the pool, No doubt. Get out of my way. Get out! We wish you were my re Christmas. We wish you a merry Christmas. We wish you bah humbug I wish you dismissed. But, sir, there are so many less fortunate than we are there No prisons. Oh, plenty. So the treadmill in pulled off? Still in effect. But many would rather die. The health risks so much bigger goat. If they'd rather die, they'd better do so and decrease the surplus population. What would you have me do? Cry? I can't. I have no tear ducts. Stimulation? Oh, no, sir. Just just give How much do we put you down for? Absolutely nothing. But you can do one thing for me. Oh, what would that be? Leave me be, Bomba, Look.