Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Don't worry about it.

well, then, you discuss it first before you do anything about it.

And still truthful, of course.

Went out and bought? Yes, sir.

Ms. Aimsly. And I never drink on the job.

And that social worker could be here any minute.

Oh, yes. Yes, of course. Willis? Arnold? Would you come down here, please?

Arnold, you little... Dummy.

♪ Everybody's got a special kind of story

Yes. Those happy, well-adjusted little tots.

♪ But they got Diff'rent Strokes

I guess there's only one thing bigger than my ears. My mouth.

Mr. Drummond, I think I will tell my computer to go suck a lemon.

Children, just a minute. I want you to take my card.

and then you put it in your mouthie-poo.

you know, complimentary about me.

Those are our favorites.

And now that Mama and Papa have died, we got to look out for each other.

It's easy. You take your little forkie-poo,

I'm telling you, these kids are living in the lap of luxury.

You said Mr. Drummond said that.

And I want you to feel free to call me, should the need arise.

He said, "Black children belong with black families."

You said that black children belong with black families.

Hold it, boys. What did I say?

♪ They got nothin' but their jeans

Can I get you a drink, Mrs. Aimsly?

Besides, look at what they've got here.

I am not opinionated.

Are you Mr. Drummond? Yes.

I could say this is a place I wanna die and be buried.