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TEACH: I come into the Riverside to get a cup of coffee, right? I sit down at the table Grace and Ruthie. I’m gonna order just a cup of coffee. So Grace and Ruthie’s having breakfast, and they're done. Plates . . . crusts and stuff all over . . .
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I’m wondering were they eating it and thinking “This guy’s an idiot to blow a f*#&!^& quarter on his friends�. . . this hurts me, Don. This hurts me in a way I don’t know what the f#^@ to do.
Mamet, David, American Buffalo, Concord Theatricals, pp. 10-11.
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