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Hey.
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What are you doing?
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Daddy said a bad word, so we're making
him take a time out.
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For a whole hour.
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Oh, wow.
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Sitting on the couch reading the paper.
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That must be really hard for Daddy.
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Well, you know, Cheryl, I kind of had it
coming.
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I mean, the one thing that would make it
worse is... No, it's too horrible.
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All right, I'll say it.
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Please, girls.
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Don't force chips and beer on me.
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Chips and beer! Chips and beer!
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No, not the cold ones in the back.
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Chips!
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Oh, baby.
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Kids. I am so glad you're home. The
girls are still sick and I've got to
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I've been holding in all day.
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Where was that bladder control when we
drove to Wisconsin?
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Where's Kyle?
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On the washer.
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Hit the spin click. It makes him sleepy.
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Peek -a -boo.
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Godspeed, John Glenn.
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my little girl's doing, huh?
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What's the matter, baby?
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She's going to throw up.
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Cheryl,
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Grace is going to throw up.
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Deal with it.
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I'm not the throw -up person. I'm going
to take out the trash guy.
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You don't do that either.
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Here you go, baby.
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I remember doing this with your mother
after an Aerosmith concert.
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Well, nothing coming out.
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Okay, I think it's a false alarm, honey.
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There you go. Jim, would you clear off
this table, please?
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Honey, I just made dinner. I only have
two hands.
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And I only have one. Yeah? Well, whose
fault is that?
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Yours.
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Who's going to sneak up on me in the
shower?
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I don't know. In the movies, the women
love it.
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Yeah, well, in the movies, it's Russell
Crowe.
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Oh, thank God, adult food.
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Mommy, you promised you would read
Madeline.
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You said you would go with me.
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No, me first.
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Okay. Hey, girls, you know what? If you
don't go upstairs and get in bed right
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now, Santa won't come tonight.
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You'll deal with it tomorrow.
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I'm sorry.
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It's just that it's been like this all
day. They're thick and they're cranky
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they're driving me nuts.
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Well, I got two words for you, honey.
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TV.
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No. Come on, honey. Put a TV in their
room and you won't hear a peep out of
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them. Jim, we promised ourselves we
would never do that.
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We promised ourselves we wouldn't do a
lot of things.
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Like not go to bed mad or with other
people or something like that.
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Hey, guys.
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Oh, you're eating.
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That's okay. You can watch.
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I have something to say, and I need you
both to listen.
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I'm in therapy.
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Since when? For about a month, and I
really feel like I'm getting acquainted
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with the Andy deep inside.
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Therapy, huh?
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You mean like... Nice.
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No, it's all right, Cheryl.
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Dr. Gamble and I felt it'd be helpful if
my two sisters joined me. Oh, Andy, I'd
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love to, but the girls are still sick,
so I'm kind of stuck here.
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Well, maybe Jim could watch them. Oh.
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What, you want me to babysit?
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You do know it's not babysitting when
they're your own kids.
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You've been talking to that mom down the
street, haven't you?
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The fancy one with a job.
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Well, I'm sorry, honey, but some of us
just like to be the best parents we can
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be.
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I think my
baby's done.
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Cheryl picked me up, dried the blood off
my nose, and told me everything was
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going to be all right.
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You're fortunate to have such a
wonderful, wonderful sister.
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I don't know if I'm wonderful.
Wonderful.
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Hello, everyone.
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Hi, I'm Dana.
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Dana, you're late. You know, you could
have called.
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Well, maybe I was waiting outside,
working up the courage to walk in that
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and bare my soul.
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Yeah, Cheryl.
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What's in the bag?
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New shoes.
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Interesting, Dana, that you would stop
to buy shoes knowing you'd be late.
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Not really, once you get to know me.
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Is it because you don't feel pretty on
the inside?
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It's okay, Dana.
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I don't feel so pretty on the inside
either.
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I'm fine.
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Before you came in, we were talking
about the time you punched Andy in the
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Which time?
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My sixth birthday.
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Mom promised me the flour on the cake,
the big one.
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You, you took it and only ate half of it
and then gave the rest to the dog.
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Then you punched me.
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Your friends thought it was funny.
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It was my flower, and you took it. How
does it make you feel, Andy? I feel
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violated and ignored and discarded.
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I feel attacked and betrayed.
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I'm fine.
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Hey, beauty.
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Hey.
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What's going on? Where are the kids?
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In their room.
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Are they okay?
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Oh, yeah. They're fine.
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They've been up there all evening.
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Haven't heard a peep out of them.
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How was Dr.
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Bookabooka?
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Well, I'm fine.
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And Andy's really open up. He even
cries.
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Oh, big deal. I make Andy cry every day
at work.
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For $150 an hour, I make him crap his
pants.
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Mmm. Mmm.
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It's good.
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You like it? Yeah. Good, because we've
got a three -gallon box in the kitchen.
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Wow.
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It's nice, huh?
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Would you listen to that?
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I don't hear any kids whining or
fighting or yelling.
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You put the TV in their room.
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Uh -huh. And I got a bunch of stuff
finished.
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Like what?
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Peanuts.
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Jim, we said no TV in their room. I
know, I know, honey, but it's just why
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they're sick and cranky and living at
home.
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Come on, David.
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Come on.
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You know, you smell so good.
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Did you have fries on the way home?
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Oh, okay.
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It's okay, but only until they're
better.
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Absolutely. Okay.
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Cheryl, come to the dark side.
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Oh, I'm so relaxed. It's starting to
worry me.
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Yeah.
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I'm starting to remember what it was
like before we had kids.
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You mean back when we could both fit in
the tub?
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Yeah, you really let yourself go.
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Ew, look.
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Why do you always think I want to see
that?
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Can we get the Ben and Hill collection?
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It's next door in the store.
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All right, that is it.
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Girls, I'll work on it. I'll work on it.
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Jim,
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Ruby's been back at school for three
days. No more TV in their room.
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Oh, come on, Cheryl. Look at our lives.
We're living like movie stars.
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Jim, they're eating. Chips and chocolate
and drinking sodas and veg. I don't
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know if they're brushing their teeth
anymore.
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Honey, they're not going to keep those
teeth anyway.
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This whole thing is spinning out of
control. We have to draw the line
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and I am drawing it at television.
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Since when do you get to draw the line?
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Because I am the throw -up person, and
the throw -up person gets to draw the
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line.
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What about the take -out -the -trash
guy?
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You don't get to be the take -out -the
-trash guy unless you actually take out
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the trash.
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That's not my understanding of the
title.
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Look, Jim, we agreed on certain things
when we became a family. Like we'd
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eat dinner together.
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Yes, even when I've already eaten.
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And I would stay home to raise the kids.
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And then I would let you.
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And we'd always wear seatbelts.
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Absolutely.
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And you would give up riding your
motorcycle.
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If you don't have the belts on, the
car's not going.
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Jim? Yes?
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Have you been riding your motorcycle?
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A little.
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Oh, a little!
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You promised me you'd never ride that
thing!
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I don't recall any such promise or
discussion thereof.
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June 27th, 1995, the night Ruby was
born. You sat next to my hospital bed
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tears in your eyes, and you promised me
you would never, ever ride that thing
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ever again.
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Touche.
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Girls, you watch Little Mermaid one more
time, she'll die.
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Did you hear that?
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I think it's raining candy outside.
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Don't get it, don't get it.
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We really should have them tested.
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Well, here's the TV. It's not in the
kids' room anymore.
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Just like we decided, you and me,
together.
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Us.
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No, don't give me that.
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Honey, get off my back here, okay? I'm
not going to sell that bike.
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No. No, I'm serious. I'm not going to
get rid of it.
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Okay, okay, okay, okay. Well, just let
me finish, all right?
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I'm a guy.
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I got two feet, and I'm putting one down
now.
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Come on.
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Honey, you think the Lone Ranger would
sell Trigger?
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You're messing with my mind, Cheryl.
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Now, listen.
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Honey, I've been driving that bike since
1984.
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I mean, it means so much to me. It means
it's as much a part of my life as a
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washer and dryer is to you.
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It took me to kindergarten, and when I
got into the room, I realized it wasn't
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really under. Day?
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Dana, why are you reading while Andy's
sharing his feelings? Because no one in
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my building gets this magazine.
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Andy, how does that make you feel?
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Makes me a little, you know, mad.
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Well, tell Dana.
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Dana, please put down the magazine.
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You heard me. You're a mean, self
-centered jerk.
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Jeez, Andy.
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Very,
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very good. Okay, you guys ready?
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Here's another one.
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And this is how I walk.
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Stampede! Stampede!
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Okay, Cheryl, it's done. The bike is up
on its stand. I drained the gas and the
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oil, and I covered her up.
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The only problem is I just can't find
the keys.
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Oh.
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All right, here's the keys.
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Oh,
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honey, thank you.
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I know how hard that was for you, and I
really appreciate it. All right.
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have one look i'm a daddy and this is
how i walk oh very good
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oh very funny i don't do
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that i do other things too all right all
right all right all right let's do look
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i'm a mommy this is how i walk oh that's
sweet
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What's this, honey?
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I'm mommy smoking a cigarette.
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You are?
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Look, I'm a hypocrite. Smokey, smokey,
smoke.
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Cheese, please.
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You girls play good.
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know that you know that smoking is bad
and what mommy did was wrong right well
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mommy is not very proud of herself why
because sometimes mommies do
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things that aren't very smart and
sometimes
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daddies do things that aren't very smart
why because they have the emotional
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maturity of a six -year -old
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No offense.
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You know how you love jawbreakers?
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Yeah, but you know they're not good for
you because they can break your teeth.
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And even though we told you you couldn't
have them anymore, we found that one
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under your pillow.
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That wasn't mine.
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Okay,
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Ruby.
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Do you know who really hates smoking?
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The Surgeon General.
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Who?
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Santa.
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Leave it to me.
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Hey, Cheryl.
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You know, I wanted to ask you that
smoked ham we had last night.
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Was it regular ham when you bought it?
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You know, sweetie, I can quit smoking.
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But you'll always be an ass.
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Jeez, you spoke with that mouth?
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Not anymore.
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I am done.
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Good. Yeah.
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How about you?
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I don't smoke.
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The bike?
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Yeah.
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Honey, you fell in love with the guy who
rode a motorcycle.
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You thought he was sexy.
276
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Yeah, well, now I think it's sexy when
you come home in one piece.
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All right.
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All right, here's the deal.
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I won't ride the bike anymore, but I'm
not going to sell it either.
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Occasionally, I'll go in the garage and
sit on it.
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And go vroom, vroom.
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That is none of your business.
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Hey, wait a minute. What if there's a
special occasion where, you know, you
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to ride a motorcycle?
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Like what?
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You know, like a neighborhood parade.
287
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I don't have a neighborhood parade.
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I know, but someone might start one.
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You know what? If we have a neighborhood
parade, then you can ride your bike,
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and I'll sit on the back smoking.
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It'll be our little float.
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Honey, do you think we have too many
rules?
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I don't know, baby. What do you think?
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Well, I don't want our girls to grow up
thinking that they can't express
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themselves. You know, that it's not okay
to break a rule every once in a while.
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Oh, I think they're going to be just
fine, Ben.
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We weren't sure if you were coming.
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I wasn't either.
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Andy, I don't know if things are going
to be any different, but you may... me
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want to be a better sister.
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Shut up.
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You had me at I wasn't either.
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I got you a cake with a flower on it.
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Oh, Dana.
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It was never really about the flowers.
Just me needing you to accept me for who
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I am. That's all.
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Well, I thought about some of the things
you said, and if you need me to change,
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I'm willing to make the effort.
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Thanks, Dana.
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Where's the flower?
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I ate it!
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What? You ate the flower? You did it
again?
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