| * La, la, la * |
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| * Going to the accountant,
gonna do our taxes * |
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| * At the last minute,
we're adults * |
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| * Responsible adults, yeah! * |
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| That's a beautiful song, Linda.
Where's it from? |
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| No, Teddy, we
really are going |
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| to the accountant
to do our taxes. |
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| We probably
shouldn't have waited |
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| until the last possible moment
on the last possible day, |
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| but it is kind of
our tradition. |
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| Aw, that's true!
So special. |
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| I don't know
why you guys need an accountant. |
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| It's fun to do your own taxes. |
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| No. Mm... no.
It's fine. |
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| Our accountant isn't that
expensive, and he's really good. |
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| Or pretty good. He's fine.
Yeah. |
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| We go for an hour, we pretend
to laugh at his jokes. |
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| Ugh, the jokes. |
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| Then we're done
for the year. |
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| Why do you pretend to
laugh at his jokes? |
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| Well, he's in charge
of our money, Teddy. |
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