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Start: Trent: This is the way you must speak. Hear my accent. Hear my voice. Never say you’re going horse-back riding. You say you’re going riding. And don’t say couch. Say sofa. And you say bodd-ill. It’s bottle. Say bottle of beer.
End: Paul: That’s enough for today.
Guare, John, Six Degrees of Separation, Vintage Books, 1994, pp. 76-79.
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