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1 Quercus: I’ve loaded all the cargo onto the delivery truck.
2 Spanners: Good work Quercus. Serron says he’s received the money. You can send the truck off.
3 Spanners: He also says he has the deed to some bar. Probably some con trick.
3 Quercus: It must be valid if you say it’s a scam.
4 Spanners: What? Why?
4 Quercus: No good deed goes unrubbished.
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According to Wikipedia, the origin of the phrase "No good deed goes unpunished" is unknown. It's been attributed to people from eras as different as Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) to Billy Wilder (1906-2002). I suppose in the future people might attribute it to some guy named Thomas Wildest, who was born in 2008.
For extra fun, TV Tropes has a page on the concept.
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