input: TEXT: Act 1 Scene 1 - Cafe Nervosa Fade in. Niles is sitting at a table, Frasier is ordering at the counter. Frasier: Cranberry muffin, please. And, uh... a vanilla latte. Niles: Oh, dear, comfort food. What happened? Frasier sits. Frasier: Niles? Do you think I'm elitist? Niles: Of course I do. You needn't worry about that. Frasier: No, not in the good way. At work today, I discovered an injurious graffito about me. Scrawled on the men's room wall. Niles: No. Frasier pulls a piece of toilet paper from his pocket to read from. Frasier: Yes. Quote: There once was a man, Frasier Crane, Who says he can feel your pain. But he acts like a snob, To the guys at his job, And I think he's totally lame. Niles: That's terrible! There's a tense shift, an approximate rhyme, the scansion leaves a lot to be desired... Frasier: Niles, you're missing the point! I have always striven to be approachable, the embodiment of the words "If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue..." Niles: "Or walk with kings, nor lose the common touch." Frasier: Exactly! The waiter brings Frasier's coffee and muffin. Frasier: Thank you. If maligner truly knew who I was, he'd have found that a more apt characterization than "snob." Niles: Assuming he's familiar with Kipling. They snicker. Frasier: What are the odds? Roz stops in the doorway to kiss her boyfriend goodbye before he heads off. Frasier: Well, Roz. I'd ask you to join us, but I see you've already had happy hour. Well, here, please, join us. They rise and make room for her and they all sit. Frasier: So? Roz: Well, his name is Roger, and
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output: <extra_id_0> Frasier feels dejected one morning when he discovers a graffiti poem about him on the toilet wall at work, calling him a snob . He decides to host a party for the entire station in an attempt to get to know everyone better. He asks Roz to invite her new boyfriend, Roger, but she claims that she thinks Roger would be uncomfortable with the people at the party. When Frasier asks whether this has anything to do with Roger's occupation ( waste collector ), Roz tersely denies having any problem. She later changes her mind, but closely watches Roger at the party and cuts in quickly every time his profession is mentioned in conversation. When Roger overhears Roz saying to Kenny that not everyone has a job they are proud of, he promptly leaves. After the party, Frasier has made friends with everyone, but he rues this new popularity among people with whom he has nothing in common, and wants things to be back the way they were. Meanwhile Roz feels upset after the break-up with Roger and admits to still being in love with him, although she cannot get past the issue of his job.<extra_id_1>