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- Mr. - What is it? - Would I be able to use your phone? - My phone? I need to call my mom. I'm on my way home. - Because the garalt is from school. - No, no, I don't need to see all the story, okay? - You're right. I can't find you now. Let me go home. - Oh, mom. I asked my keys from home. And my wallet. And my cell phone. And I'm at your little house. I'm hungry. - What is your name? - Oh, Mr. Livers. - Let me use these keys in school. - It's a long story, Mr. Livers. - I'm sure it is. - Hello. - Here is the bag. My mom is here. - Your son is here. - Yes, I got him. - He's all right. - Do you want me to tell him? - Well, he's not a baby. I want to tell him. He's going to be sent to the cat. He's going to make the house list. No. - Let me go. - Look at my... - How much is it going to pay? - Do you want me to pay him? - That's not philanthropy. - What about ten dollars per hour? - 12. - You're not well, my son. - Have you ever seen Abot Costello? - I don't know. He's old. - No, he's dead. - How long have you died when you were young? - Where did you learn that? - In a book. - A little bit, Mr. Livers. - Oh, hello. Thank you for taking care of him. - You're welcome. - Yes, yes, I know. - I've got two new things in here. - Are you all right? If I wanted to take care of you after school... - It's a horrible idea, isn't it? - I think it's too old to be dangerous, and it's not too old to be very dangerous. Do you understand me?