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what a yarmulke is? You mean a beanie? No, it's not a beanie,
Pop. It's, uh -- Jewish people
wear them, Pete. It's -- it's religious. It's their traditional
head wear. It's like feathers
for Indians.
Exactly. Well, what's it for? To hide their horns. They have horns? [ Laughs ] Joseph!
No, that's not right, and nobody repeats that
out of this house. Do you hear me?
Who wants ice cream? I do.
Chocolate, please. Come on,
I need helpers. Vanilla.
Thank you. You're requesting flavours?
You'll get what we have. We always do.
Pete, get me some --
some vanilla. So, your Uncle Charlie
can get you an interview at the city planner's office. Yeah, well, uh,
no, thanks. Well, Patrick, what about
the fire department? No, no, no,
forget about that. That's always there
for him. So, what are you
gonna do? What am I gonna do? Well, uh, you know, I'm still waiting for those
scholarships to come through, and until then, I'm
lifeguarding, you know. I'm making money
and saving money -- Lifeguarding?
[ Laughs ] I raised a professional
lifeguarder in Chicago. Works three months a year,
right? Dad, if you could see Sheila Moran
in a bathing suit, you'd be a lifeguarder,
too, I promise. "Oh, Patrick, save me. Help! Save me!
Oh, give me a little kiss
on the cheek, baby." Patrick, Francis Demos told me
Sheila likes you. All you have to do
is ask her out. Don't let her old man
catch you.
No kidding. Do we have to talk about
my personal life every night at dinner? [ Laughs ] I think you like her,
son. [ Birds chirping, children
shouting in distance ] Come in. Hey, Rabbi Jacobsen.
It's me -- Pete O'Malley. Oh, yes, Mr. O'Malley,
have a seat. How are you? I'm great. Thanks. I'm ready to start
my quest, but I thought I might need
your permission first. Excellent idea.
What are your plans? I was thinking of setting up this lemonade "free trip
to Heaven" stand. Of course! The old lemonade "free trip
to Heaven" stand. Very enterprising. Jewish people like
lemonade, right? Oh, sure. In fact, I think Moses had
the first setup on Mount Sinai. I'm -- I'm just setting it up,
uh, at the front door. Oh, and I'm not gonna
charge. Well, if you're not gonna
charge anything, people won't take you
seriously. How about a nickel? Alright. Fine,
don't charge anyone. I'm sure that'll work. I'll let you know
how everything goes. Appreciate it. Uh, Pete... Yeah? Jewish people do believe
in Heaven, just not the same way
Christians do. Ours involves
a little more waiting. Well, maybe I could get the
people who don't want to wait. Okay. Here you go. Thanks. See you later. [ Bell dings ] [ Distant talking ] Ah, Mr. O'Malley. Just remember Rome
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