Groucho Marx and Mae West

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Mae West and Groucho Marx were having a drink in a bar.

Groucho: So, Mae, what do you say we go back to my place and play a little game of "You Bet Your Life"?

Mae: (smiling) Well, Groucho, I'm not sure I'm ready to bet my life just yet.

Groucho: (laughs) Well, then how about a round of "Truth or Consequences"?

Mae: (smirks) Honey, I've been living the truth my whole life. The consequences have never been a problem for me.

Groucho: (laughs again) Mae, you never cease to amaze me. How do you manage to stay so young and beautiful?

Mae: (winks) Honey, I keep a little bit of myself in every man I meet.

Groucho: (smiling) Mae, you're a treasure. If I wasn't already married, I'd be asking you to marry me right now.

Mae: (laughs) Darling, I don't think I'm ready to settle down just yet.

Groucho: (grinning) Well, then how about we just dance the night away?

Mae: (smiling) Now you're talking, Groucho. Let's show these young whippersnappers how it's done.

And with that, Mae and Groucho hit the dance floor, cutting a rug and leaving the younger crowd in awe of their moves.

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