| JOE: All right! |
| «A Happy Birthday,» come on, go ahead, sing
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| BARRY: What? |
| What?
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| JOE: Sing. |
| I have the words for you, sing it. |
| Sing it. |
| Sing to me!
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| «A happy birthday to you.»
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| BARRY: N-no, I can’t! |
| I have to go to the bathroom
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| JOE: All right, go ahead, Barry, sing it, sing it! |
| Sing it! |
| Go ahead
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| BARRY: When?
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| JOE: I said now. |
| Go ahead, sing it. |
| «Happy.» |
| Go ahead, come on. |
| Come on,
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| sing it! |
| Come on, go ahead
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| BARRY: How?
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| JOE: Like this, «Happy.» |
| Come on, go ahead. |
| All right, my dear grandson, «A Happy Birthday.» |
| Barry’s gonna sing to you a nice song. |
| Go ahead, Barry,
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| sing it! |
| Go ahead, sing it! |
| Come on, come on, Barry, sing it! |
| Sing «A Happy Birthday.» |
| Barry, don’t you want to sing it? |
| Come on, Barry, sing it.
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| Well, I’m sorry, my dear grandson, Barry, don’t want to sing for you.
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| OK, what do you want to sing? |
| Do you want to sing a rhumba? |
| All right,
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| sing the rhumba. |
| Go ahead, Barry, sing it! |
| Go ahead, Barry, sing it!
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| Go ahead, Barry. |
| Come on, sing it. |
| Come on, Barry! |
| You gotta talk to make a
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| record. |
| Don’t you want to make a record? |
| Don’t you want to make a record?
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| You want to make a record, Barry? |
| Huh? |
| Go ahead! |