Let Mama Feed Ya
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Let Mama Feed Ya
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BURRS: Where the fuck is she? Off with that goddamn rich kid you brought over here!
KATE: Shush now, Burrs. Let mama feed ya!
BURRS: They been gone too long. Something's up, I can feel it.
KATE: Something WAS up, until you got all preoccupied and stopped petting my kitty.
BURRS: Gimme a break, will ya, Kate? Thanks to you, I got a goddamn situation on my hands!
KATE: Shhh, you have nothing to worry about. So what if they're having a lil' fun off by themselves? We're having fun over here, aren't we?
BURRS: Yeah, but that's different. I don't like that guy. Pompous little prick.
KATE (under her breath): Nothing little about his prick.
BURRS: What was that?
KATE: Nothing, baby. Here, take a sippa my drink.
BURRS: No, I-I gotta go.
KATE: Burrs! What about my kitty?!
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