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Hey, Greg, are you wearing those shoes
today?
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You mean the shoes I'm wearing?
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Yeah.
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Looks like I am, Jimmy.
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Yeah.
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Can I borrow them? They're the only ones
around that look good with this belt.
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That's my belt.
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Yeah, I know, and it's digging into my
kidneys. Would it kill you to eat a
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every once in a while?
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Would it kill you to leave me a donut
every once in a while? Come on, man.
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hey, I got a meeting with my supervisor.
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I got to look good.
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Fine, fine. Take the shoes.
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At what point in our relationship do you
just hop on my back and ride me around
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like a camel?
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Dominic, you can't go play until that
bowl is empty.
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Let him get away with that?
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He makes me laugh, I let him go.
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Hey, have you seen my briefcase?
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By the table. Thank you.
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Oh, God, warm and good. What is it? What
is it? What is it?
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Calm down, Hercules. It's just oatmeal.
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Why aren't you wearing your shoes?
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I gave them to a homeless guy in the
living room.
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What are you doing? Breaking in your
shoes. Well, stop it.
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Oh, God.
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Who is it? Shh.
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Follow me. Why are we... Shh, come on,
let's go.
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What the hell is going on?
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Walt's at the front door.
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Oh, no.
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Is that that creepy guy who lives next
door?
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Oh, yeah, that guy who's always arguing
with that old woman. That's his mother.
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I mean, no one's ever seen her, but they
fight all the time.
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Why are we hiding? He never comes over
here unless he has something to complain
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about. Right. We either leave our
garbage cans out too long or we park too
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to his house. Once he actually
complained that the water from our
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tasted funny.
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It is a little metallic.
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Quiet, okay? Please. I mean, once he
realizes no one's home, he'll probably
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go away.
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Yeah.
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Hello, Walt. Hey, what are you guys
doing in there?
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Just hanging out. What are you doing?
Mind your own business.
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I'm here because of the tree situation
we've been talking about.
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We haven't been talking about any tree
situation.
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Me and my mom have.
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Who said anything about you?
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Hi, Kim.
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Hello, Walt.
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That's a nice top.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. What about the tree?
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Follow me.
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Who are you?
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I'm Jimmy Hughes. I'm Greg's brother -in
-law.
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Jimmy Hughes.
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Some of your mail came to my house.
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Really? Yeah.
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Do you need it?
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It'd be nice to see it, yeah. Yeah.
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There's some good stuff in there. Walt,
the tree. The tree. Yeah. You see this
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tree?
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It's got to come down.
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What? The time bomb.
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Mom's worried that if that thing falls
down, it's going to pull those power
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lines onto my house, and then you've got
to fire. Walt, I really don't think...
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Did you ever burn yourself, Greg?
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Did you ever burn yourself?
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Did you ever heat up a wire hanger and
kind of touch it to your thigh just to
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see what it would feel like?
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It hurts, Greg.
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It hurts.
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Every time.
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I respect your mother's concerns, but
our children play back here in this
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We need the shade.
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So do me a favor and understand the
situation I'm in.
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Oh, that's funny.
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What? That I should be concerned about
your life.
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When in hell's bells were you ever
concerned about my life?
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My dreams?
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I wanted to be a veterinarian.
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And now you're asking me a favor like
I'm your friend.
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Am I your friend, Greg?
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Have you ever just popped by my house
for a visit? Or maybe to watch a
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game? Maybe toss the frisbee around?
Okay, easy. Walt.
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Hi. Hi, Ethan. Look, why don't we just
talk about the tree for a second. Why
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don't we have a county inspector come
out and see what he says about it? Oh,
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come on. So he can decide.
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If the tree really needs to come down.
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That be fair to everyone?
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Sounds good.
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Okay. I'm available any time, any day.
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Except for this Saturday.
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There's a guy having a party down the
street. And I have to stand out in the
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yard and make sure nobody parks in front
of my house.
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Bye.
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What's he saying is the tree is
completely safe. It's not a danger to
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Looks fine.
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Could a tornado bring it down?
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Well, a tornado can bring any tree down.
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So you're saying they all have to go.
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That's not what he's saying.
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Sir, there's no need to worry.
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Even if this tree does come down, those
are phone lines, not power lines.
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You're not in any danger.
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Damn it!
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Mom's not going to be happy.
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Not happy at all.
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Bye, Kim.
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I won't.
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Listen, thank you very much for coming
over. This guy's pretty paranoid, huh? I
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mean, my whole family lives under this
tree. I'm not a bit worried.
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You live here?
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Yeah. We were pretty lucky to find this
place.
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Yeah. You'd be surprised how little
there is available in Los Angeles for
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illegal to use a guest house as a
permanent residence.
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I'm afraid you're going to have to move.
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Well, Greg, can you believe this? Whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Slow down.
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So what you're saying is that my brother
-in -law and his family are going to
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have to find another place to live, and
that's the law.
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Sorry.
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I'm going to have to talk to my wife.
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Wow. Yeah.
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Again, thank you so very much.
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I'm sorry about that. No, no, no, no,
no, no. I wish he hadn't said anything.
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But he did.
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He did.
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And you can't turn back time.
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Thanks again.
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You know, there is one way they can
stay.
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If you were to get all.
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Call the neighbors on the block to sign
a waiver of the zoning statute.
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Well, that would just feel like
cheating, and cheaters never win, so
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Do we really have to move?
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It's the law.
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Is Sammy asleep?
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Butt in the air, drooling away.
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How about you? Are you okay?
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What do you mean?
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About Jimmy and Christine moving.
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Oh, I'm all right.
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Sure, I'm not as happy as you are.
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So I have a lot less to complain about.
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Well, I'm sorry, Kim.
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When I said that I wanted to have a
family with you, I didn't mean a whole
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nother family.
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Well, I'm not going to let myself get
all upset about it because there's
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we can do.
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That's true. There's nothing we can do.
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Nothing.
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And even if there was something we could
do, this is probably a good thing.
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What are you talking about?
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Well, Jimmy has a job now.
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I'm sure he wants to feel the pride of
providing for his own family.
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I'm not sure sure, but... These past few
months, Christine and I have gotten
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closer than we ever were.
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I wish they didn't have to go.
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I know.
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I know, but it's the law, Kim.
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apartment search go?
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Good, good.
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We put a deposit down on a place.
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Really? Where is it?
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Hemet.
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Hemet. Where's Hemet?
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Remember that outlet mall we went to and
you said, oh my god, who lives out
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here? It's about ten miles past that.
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I thought you guys were in a lot of
places around here.
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Well, we tried, but we can't afford any
places around here.
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It sucks.
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It's going to be an hour and a half
drive. It's a theater. each other. No,
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not so bad. I mean, look, from our
apartment, we can hop right on the
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Literally, from the back balcony, you
can hop right on the freeway.
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I can't believe this. We're hardly ever
going to see each other anymore.
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Well, you know, everyone's going to have
to do some adjusting.
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But how about the pride of providing for
your own family?
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The what? Nothing.
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We want to thank you for letting us stay
here as long as you have.
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You've been really generous.
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I haven't really been that generous.
Yes, you have. Yeah, we were talking
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it in the car while we were waiting for
that pack of coyotes to drag that dog
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off the road.
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You know, man, one of the best things
about staying here with you guys has
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it's just given us a chance to get to
know you better.
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I don't know, man, you're just a really
good guy.
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Thanks.
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Well, I guess we should start packing.
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I think I've got some boxes in the
attic.
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There's a waiver.
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A what? A waiver, a waiver, a loophole
in the law.
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What are you talking about?
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The neighbors have to sign something
that says it's okay for you guys to
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continue to live in the guest house.
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And when were you going to tell us this?
Yeah, what were you going to do, just
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keep it a secret?
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Well, I didn't want to get everyone's
hopes up.
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Besides, everyone in the neighborhood
has to sign it.
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Everyone. We can do that. The neighbors
love me.
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Kim, what about Walt?
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I mean, he hates me. He's never going to
sign it. Of course he hates you. I bet
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since you moved in here, you've avoided
him and made him feel odd and strange.
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Jimmy, he is odd and strange.
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Listen, you know something?
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If you'd just been nice to him, we
wouldn't be in this situation.
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What am I supposed to do? Just go over
there and all of a sudden be his friend?
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No, spend a little time with him.
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Okay? Try to charm him. It works.
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I mean, look at us.
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We didn't always get along, but now
we're best friends.
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Jimmy, you're not my best friend.
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Okay. Who is your best friend?
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Oh, my God, you are my best friend. I
can't believe this happened.
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Yeah, Jimmy can really sneak up on you.
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One day you're in high school, sitting
in class, saying, who's that idiot
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to shove his whole fist in his mouth?
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Next thing you know, you're saying, hey,
Mom, look what my husband can do.
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Oh, it's you guys.
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Fine.
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Here's your damn mail.
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Wasn't that good anyway.
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Wait. Look,
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Walt.
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I felt bad about what you said about us
not being good neighbors, and I want
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that to change.
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I want us to be friends.
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Friends? Yeah.
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Uh, so what you up to?
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Nothing.
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Mind if we join you?
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You want to come in?
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Yeah, you know, just for a few minutes.
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No! No, please!
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Come in!
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Come on in!
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Sit, sit.
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Wow.
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Nice, uh... Nice.
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Sorry it's kind of musty.
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Ma likes to keep the windows shut, you
know, with the bugs and people stealing
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her thoughts and stuff.
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So what do you want to do?
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You want to watch the game? Great idea.
God, yes.
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Oh, no.
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No, not today.
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For the love of God, not today.
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I'm sorry. I just don't like signing
petitions.
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Yeah, but I really need... Christina,
she doesn't want to sign it. She doesn't
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have to sign it.
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I told you I'd walk around the
neighborhood with you, but if my
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want to sign it, I'm not going to force
them.
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Well, Kim, where am I supposed to live?
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I don't know.
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I sleep on the street. Maybe being
homeless will teach your kids not to be
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irresponsible as you are.
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Give me that.
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I'll find it. Thank you.
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I have a mean sister, too.
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What are you kidding? Look at all this
weird stuff.
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I mean, who puts on a ceramic turtle on
the floor? Oh, living, living, living.
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Hey, there's that turtle again.
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I cut up some hot dogs, and here's some
toothpicks to spear them with.
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Did you cook these?
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I didn't have to. It says on the label
they're pre -cooked.
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I don't have much
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occasion to entertain with just me and
Mom here.
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Yeah, where is Mom?
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In her room.
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Oh, gosh.
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Oh, it's time for medicine.
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I'll be right back.
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Come on, let's get out of here. No, I
need to get the waiver signed. Well,
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is just creepy.
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No, you just don't want me living in
your house. Admit it. That is not true.
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yeah? First you don't tell me about the
waiver. Then you use any excuse to get
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out of here.
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Who's in the house? I'm just having some
friends over.
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Well, if we leave this petition with
you, will you get your mom to sign it?
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Okay. But if I do, could you give me
some advice?
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It's about a girl.
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Sure, we'd love to.
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Well, she lives in the neighborhood, and
I really like her.
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And I kind of want to kiss her, but I
don't know how to do it.
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Well, Scotty, you know what? Sometimes
it's best to be direct.
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Yeah, she's probably just waiting for
you to make the first move.
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Really?
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Oh, I'm so sorry. I'm sorry.
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It's all right.
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You know, it's okay.
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Don't worry about it.
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Hey, hey.
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This little guy is great.
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Maybe I should get one for Sam. Kim
wants to get him a hamster.
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Hamster? What kind of soup can you make
out of that?
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Yeah, listen, Walt, this has been a lot
of fun.
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Yeah.
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You guys want to hang out again next
Sunday?
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Well, about next Sunday, Greg can come
over, but I may not be able to come
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Yeah, see, there's some zoning
restrictions in the neighborhood that
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say that Jimmy and his family can't live
in my guest house anymore.
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Yeah, we can stay if everyone on the
block signs a waiver that says it's
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I'll sign it.
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Great. I got it right here. Awesome.
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You probably need the owner of the house
to sign, right? Right. You see, that's
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Mom. Oh.
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Well, that's it, then.
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What, are you just going to give up?
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I'll go to Hemet before I go back there.
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Just give me the waiver. I'll do it.
Really? Oh, I wouldn't.
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Mom doesn't like strangers.
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Well, then, Walt, will you go back there
and see if your mother will sign that?
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I mean, for us?
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Um...
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I'll try.
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Thank Walt.
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What?
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You were going to go back there and talk
to that crazy old lady for me.
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You like me.
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Shut up.
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Okay.
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Mom says you're just using me, which is
stupid, because I know we had a really
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good time today.
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Yeah, we did. And we want to come back.
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This stinks.
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Every time I try to make a friend or
start caring about something, Mom screws
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up. Look, look, Walt.
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You're a grown man now.
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Your mother can't live your life for
you. You have to live it for yourself.
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Listen, man, don't be afraid, okay?
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She needs you.
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You're the one with the power in this
relationship.
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You're right.
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I do have power.
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I could leave her in the middle of the
freeway if I wanted.
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Yes.
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Yes,
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you could.
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But you don't want to do that, do you?
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No, no, no.
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No, of course not. I want to be able to
stand up to her. Then do it. Then do it,
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or this is the way it's going to be for
the rest of your life.
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Mom!
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We need to talk! Go get her, buddy.
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Did you call me buddy? Just go, go.
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Listen!
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I finally have friends, and I'm not
letting you drive them away.
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You're going to sign...
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Listen to him. Yeah, this is incredible.
Because of us, this guy has a chance of
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being normal.
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Come on, Mother.
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Sign it.
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mom to thank her well she's been dying
for one of them new foot massager that a
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new foot massager it is
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this
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is
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nuts walt's dog has been keeping us up
all week maybe now that you're friends
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with him you can talk to him about it I
think I'm gonna have to.
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