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Previously on Young Sheldon. Who are
you? I'm Paige.
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A unique child can require a lot of
attention.
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Try all the attention.
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Barry and I haven't been in a good place
in a long time.
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This is oddly reminiscent of a dinner
with my family.
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Do you think Stone Age parents stayed
together forever?
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They have to. There were no lawyers.
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Well, I think my parents are getting a
divorce.
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Why? They fight all the time.
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About what?
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Mostly me. I guess I'm lucky.
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Why?
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I'm the glue that holds our family
together.
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No more coffee?
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Last cup.
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Will you mind making more?
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I just sat down.
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But you finished the pod.
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George, if I wanted to make a cup of
coffee, I'd have stayed at my house.
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One day, I'm going to put you in a home
and I'm going to smile just like that.
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That's fine.
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By then, I won't know who you are
anyway.
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Guess who was getting a divorce?
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About time. Congrats.
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Linda and Barry Swanson.
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Who's that?
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And can you tell me why you make coffee?
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They're Paige's parents.
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Who? The little smart girl.
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Apparently, she's taking a divorce
really hard. I guess she's been having
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trouble in school.
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Oh, poor thing.
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Linda thinks Shelton might be a good
influence.
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You know, maybe rub off on her a little
bit.
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She wants her kid to be more like
Shelton.
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I don't know what to say about that.
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So, good news.
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Paige is going to spend the weekend with
us.
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My history with Paige brought up
complicated feelings.
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She challenged me. Do you know if he'll
be doing a full color optic calculation
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with matrix manipulations?
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I know you're in my spot.
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She disturbed me. Hi, Sheldon.
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She enraged me.
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Checkmate.
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Things were simpler for my simple
-minded sister.
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Yay!
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Nobody else is stronger than I am.
Yesterday I loomed a mountain.
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I bet I could be your hero. I am a
mighty little man.
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Shelly, I got you something.
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The Professor Proton Science Kit.
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Wait a minute.
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Last time you gave me a present for no
reason, I had to get a booster shot.
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Nothing like that. I was just thinking
it might be a fun thing for you to share
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with Paige.
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Sharing?
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Sometimes I feel like you don't know me.
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Paige is having a rough time at home
right now, and I think she could really
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a friend.
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A crocodile could really use a meal, but
that doesn't mean I should leap into
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his mouth.
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Shelly, I am asking you to do this for
me.
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This was the woman who cut the crust off
my sandwiches.
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She had me.
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Into the mouth I go.
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Why haven't you mowed the lawn?
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I've been busy.
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Well, you're not busy now.
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I'm working out.
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Got the work work right there in it.
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Get out there and mow.
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Why? I'm making good money. I don't need
an allowance, so I don't need to do
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chores. It's not about that. You're part
of this family. You still need to help
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out. So I'm just here to do your
bidding?
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Well, people say Sheldon's a genius.
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I just want to remind you both to please
be sensitive about the situation with
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Paige's family.
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She's talking to you, Dingus.
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Both of you.
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Hi, come in. Hello.
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Hi, Missy. Hi, Sheldon.
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What did you do to your hair? Is this
because your parents got divorced?
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Dingo. Well, she just really wanted to,
and I thought, you know, under the
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circumstances, why not?
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Well, I think it looks great.
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So can I paint it? No, why don't you
kids go play?
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I'd rather have pink hair than together
parents.
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I don't blame you.
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Well, it's about time.
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Did Georgie put you up to this?
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Yeah, he's paying me.
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That dummy.
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I'm using the money to buy a jet ski.
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I mean, I'm thrilled that he's gone, but
I do worry about how it's affecting
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Paige. Of course. You and George have
such a beautiful family.
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I think it's good for her to be around
that right now.
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Oh, hey.
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Nice to see you. Sorry about the
divorce.
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I gotta go yell at my idiot son.
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Georgie, where are you?
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You look great, by the way. Oh, thanks.
I started smoking again.
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What the hell's wrong with you?
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You think it's okay for Billy Sparks to
do your work? I paid him.
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I tried to give him two dollars, but he
only wanted one. Damn it, Georgie. I'm
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trying to teach you responsibility.
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You can't just buy your way out of
everything and lie.
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You sure? Because I give you ten bucks
to leave me alone right now. Go mow the
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lawn. I'm not going to say it again.
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Fine. But I'm only doing this so you'll
get off my back. Oh, you'll know when
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I'm on your back, little man.
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Now we can be hair twins.
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Paige, you're supposed to be doing
science with me.
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That's boring.
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I want to do something dangerous.
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This is dangerous. We don't have an
eyewash station.
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Let's go to the mall.
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Mom doesn't like the mall.
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She says the mannequins don't have
enough clothes on.
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But I think it's because we're poor.
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We are poor. I do our taxes.
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Don't worry.
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I'll ask her.
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Ever since my parents got divorced.
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People can't say no to me. My mom
promised she would take me to the mall
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me a new backpack, but she was so busy
cleaning my dad's stuff out of the
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that I think she forgot.
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Oh, of course I can take you.
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Anything you need.
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Thank you, Mrs. Cooper.
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Will you marry me?
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Why are you taking a backpack to the
mall? This is my mall safety kit.
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Your plugs to drown out crowd noise, wet
naps to wipe down escalator handrails,
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a compass, a map of the mall, and a
whistle in case I get lost or approached
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a woman holding a perfume bottle.
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You want to stuff them in there, right?
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No.
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Hey, Paige, where should we go to get
your backpack?
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The Hello Kitty store. I would help you
find it, but this subpar mall map isn't
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even oriented north.
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Let's go.
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All right, have fun at the Hello Kitty
store and meet me at the fountain in
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an hour.
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Just to be clear, there are no actual
kitties, right?
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Can't imagine talking to my dad the way
this kid talks to me.
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I'd have had a bell on my backside so
fast.
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My dad was a hugger.
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I'd tell him three times as long.
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He still gave me attitude.
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He's going to school, holding down a
job.
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If he was my kid, I'd be proud of him.
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I am proud of him.
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He's not being a total pain in my ass.
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You ever tell him you're proud?
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He knows.
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I think it's important for children to
hear it. You don't even have kids.
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I teach and coach teenage boys.
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I also put up with your childish
nonsense.
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George is just being so damn
disrespectful. I don't want to reward
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All right. My father never said he was
proud of me.
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Turned out just fine.
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George, I'm just trying to have a nice
day.
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Make some white folks uncomfortable.
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Can you please?
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Isn't the Hello Kitty store?
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No. It's Hot Topic. What's the topic?
Devil worship? Hey, did you know there's
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bow tie section in the back?
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Why would they hide that in the back?
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Ooh.
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What's that?
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Body glitter.
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That's so much better than regular
glitter.
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Then buy it.
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I don't have any money.
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Then steal it.
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No, my mom would kill me.
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Fine. Your mom can't punish me. I didn't
see any bow ties, just a shirt with a
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bad word on it.
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What did you put in your pocket?
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Nothing. Are you guys stealing?
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Because if you are, I am prepared to
literally blow the wiffle on you. Okay.
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Okay. Relax, you're just playing around.
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Let's just get out of here.
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Good. Everyone behind the counter has an
earring where an earring does not
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belong. Hey.
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I've already mowed the lawn.
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I know.
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Thanks for doing that.
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So what do you want?
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Well, I was thinking you and I could go
grab a burger.
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Why?
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Because I thought it'd be a nice thing
to do.
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Which restaurant?
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Why does it matter?
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Well, McDonald's burgers are frying.
Sometimes I like flame broiled.
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Fine. We can go to Burger King.
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I don't like the fries at Burger King.
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Oh, Arby's has those curly fries.
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Shoot, they don't have burgers.
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Then let's go to Whataburger.
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Okay, but I hope you're not this cranky
the whole meal.
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So, never really had a chance to talk
much lately.
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Why is it so hot in here?
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AC's busted.
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Why don't you get it fixed?
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Because I got better things to spend my
money on.
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Anyway, what I wanted to say is...
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Even though I'm not loving your attitude
lately, I think it's great that you got
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this job and you're doing so well at it.
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I'm proud of you.
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All right.
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That's all you have to say?
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Maybe if I wasn't sweating my balls off,
I could think of something else. Well,
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stick your head out the window.
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If it's about money, I've got money.
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It can even be a loan if it makes you
feel better.
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Don't you dare.
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You said you're proud of my job. I don't
think you are. You know what?
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Forget lunch. Let's just go home.
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Smart. Save some money for your truck.
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That's it.
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You're welcome.
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I had survived a perilous trip to the
accessory store.
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But it turned out the real accessory was
me.
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I can't believe you stole.
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You walked out with it. You stole. Why
would I steal glitter? I already have a
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sparkling personality.
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Tell it to the cops.
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Or your cellmates.
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You're so smart. Why are you acting like
this?
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Maybe I don't want to be smart.
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I have to sit down.
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Being smart sucks.
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It's the reason we moved here from
Arkansas.
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My parents never yelled at each other
before that.
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It's just... better to be normal.
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It works for me.
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But I also have good cheekbones.
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Swim here?
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Dad kicked me out of his truck. I had to
walk back.
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What dumb thing did you say or do?
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How do you know I'm the one who did
something dumb?
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Because you kind of shine at it.
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All I did is offer to pay to fix his A
.C.
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And there it is.
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Dumb. What's wrong with that?
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Your dad is a grown man. He doesn't want
his kid giving him money.
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So he's glad I'm making money, but I'm
not allowed to use that money to help
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out? I don't get it.
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Someday when you have a bunch of sweaty,
mullet -headed kids running around, you
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will. Oh, I ain't never having kids.
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Well, that's the smartest thing I ever
heard you say.
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Thank you.
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John Sturgis at your service.
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Dr. Sturgis, Sheldon Cooper.
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Hello, Sheldon. How are you doing?
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Confused, upset, annoyed, and
potentially in trouble with the law.
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Well, in which order would you like to
handle this?
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Let's start with confused.
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But if we hear sirens approaching, we'll
jump ahead.
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Great. What's on your mind?
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Do you ever wish that you weren't smart?
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So I would be short, lonely, and stupid?
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Now, that seems worse.
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Why do you ask?
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Do you remember Paige?
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Of course. Brilliant little girl.
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I know, but she says that she doesn't
want to be smart anymore.
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Well, perhaps she's experiencing some
sort of identity crisis.
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Is it possible her ex is dating someone
who seems better for her in every
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imaginable way?
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I'm confused.
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So am I.
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How do I make her understand that being
smart is the best?
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Might I suggest instead of trying to fix
her problem, you just listen.
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When I was in the psychiatric ward, I
learned that people who are struggling
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emotionally often just need to be heard.
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Hmm. Sounds difficult, but I suppose I
could try.
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Another thing I learned in the hospital
is that some people believe there are
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weird mole men living in tunnels deep
inside the earth.
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Well, this has been mostly helpful.
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And you're mostly welcome.
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You made it. Yeah, I made it.
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Sorry. No problem.
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Ow.
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Ow.
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Is it weird to do this so it doesn't
hurt?
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No. Beauty is pain.
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Boy, George and I really suffer.
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Missy, I need a moment with Paige.
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Make it quick. I'm only half beautiful.
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I'm listening.
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To what?
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To you.
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I'm not saying anything.
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Well, if you wanted to say anything, I'd
be listening.
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But I don't want to say anything.
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And I don't want to be listening, but
here we are.
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Are you feeling better yet?
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You're being weird.
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Not in the usual way.
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Guess that's my life now.
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What do you mean?
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Everyone is acting weird.
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My mom is going on dates, and my dad is
acting like a child.
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My sister's crying all the time.
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I just wish that everything could go
back to the way it was.
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I don't think it will.
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It turned out I was really good at
listening.
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The trick is to sit there, and when you
want to leave, don't.
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I have to live in two separate houses,
and my grandma says the meanest things
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about my dad.
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I know that everyone is upset that I'm
not doing well in school.
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It's just hard to care.
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Everything that used to seem important
to me just doesn't anymore.
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Really, I just feel alone.
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That sounds hard.
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Yeah.
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It is.
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Dr. Sturgis was right. There was nothing
I could do to fix this.
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Or so I thought. Can I offer you a hot
beverage?
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That would be nice.
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Be right back.
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The hot beverage of comfort would become
my go -to method of dealing with
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someone in emotional distress.
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And it always worked.
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Except when my wife was in labor, where
it was suggested I throw it in my own
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face.
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Whatcha doing?
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Paige is feeling sad, so I'm making her
a hot beverage.
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Oh, you're a good kid.
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I'm proud of you.
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Thank you.
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Of all my accomplishments, I don't know
why he singled this moment out, but I'm
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glad he did.
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Stop.
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