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Who can turn the world on with her
smile?
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Who can take a nothing day and suddenly
make it all
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seem worthwhile?
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Well, it's you, girl, and you should
know it.
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With each glance and every little
movement you show it, love is all
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need to waste it. You can have the town,
why don't you take it?
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You're gonna make it after all
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You're gonna make it after all
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before you go home. Okay, sure.
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What about me, Lou?
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Okay.
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Okay, don't let me drink too much,
though, because I get silly.
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Ted, before you go in there, you gotta
promise you won't get silly. Okay, I
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promise.
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Cutie pie.
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Hey, this is a great
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guy. Like old times.
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Say, Lou, you got any of those coasters
with those funny sayings on them?
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Drank, Ted.
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Over your lips and down your throat
until you never wake up laying next to a
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goat.
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That's real cute, Ted.
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Thanks.
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It was on the wall of the men's room at
the zoo.
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Hey, this is really exciting.
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You know, this is the first time I've
had a night out with a boy since I've
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married.
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Too bad Mary couldn't be here.
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Ted, if Mary was here, it wouldn't be a
night out with the boys.
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Would be for her.
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Who'd she go out with tonight, Lou?
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She didn't say. How do you think a
terrific woman like Mary never got
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I don't know.
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She probably just never met the right
guy yet, that's all.
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She deserves the best.
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Yeah. The only problem is maybe there
isn't anybody good enough for her. Oh,
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come on.
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Any one of us would make a perfect
husband for her.
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Hey, wouldn't that be something?
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Being married to Mary?
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Yeah. Imagine.
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Yeah, she'd make a great wife.
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Considerate, warm, sensitive.
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Stacked.
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Yeah.
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Great wife.
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Are you sure?
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Very.
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Oh, what am I saying? Of course you're
sure. Look at you.
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Oh, wow.
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Our very first baby.
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I feel so terrible.
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Why? Well, I was so wrapped up in my
novel and myself, I didn't even notice
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were pregnant.
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Oh, Murray, darling, don't blame
yourself.
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How could you have noticed?
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Well, with working at the factory all
day, the post office all night, and
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driving a cab... on weekends where
you've hardly seen me the last few
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Yeah. Well, from now on, things are
going to change.
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You're giving up those jobs.
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Yes,
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Mary, things are going to change. I'm
going to go out and go to work. Murray,
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won't hear of that.
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You've got to finish your novel. Oh,
Mary, I can't have you sacrificing like
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this. I'm going to go out. I'm going to
get a real job so we can build a future
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for ourselves and the baby.
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Oh, after all, I'm not getting any
younger.
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Murray, don't talk. No, it's true, Mary.
It's true.
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Now, I'm going to tell you something.
You may not believe it. I know you won't
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believe it, but I'm going to tell you
anyway.
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I think I'm going bald.
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Oh, Murray, darling.
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You will never, ever go bald.
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Thank you, Mary.
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Oh, you're the best wife, Mary.
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Now, you sit down and you finish that
novel. But, honey... Marie, sit.
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I don't care how long it takes. You are
not giving up.
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Even if I had to go on working forever.
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You're right, Mary.
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I will finish it.
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I'll make you proud of me. You wait and
see.
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There's a story inside of me that's got
to be told. There's only I can tell it.
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Go to it, Marie.
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But where do I go from here?
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Oh, Marie, you'll think of something
wonderful and... Oh!
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What is it, dear?
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Oh, now...
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Just labor pains.
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Oh, my God. Sit down.
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Murray, no. Come on. We only have one
chair.
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You sit.
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Oh.
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Murray, I've got to drive you to the
hospital.
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Nonsense, nonsense. I'll hitch a ride.
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I'll just pack my things. You keep
writing that novel, Murray. Oh.
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working here.
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Sorry, darling. I was just giving birth.
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Birth?
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It's a boy.
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He's beautiful.
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What a woman.
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Yeah.
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A great woman. Wife?
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What's that, Murray?
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Oh, well, I was just saying, I think
Mary would make a terrific wife for
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somebody.
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Yeah, well, while we're on the subject
of terrific women, I'd like to propose a
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toast to some wonderful girls that are
very dear to my heart.
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Help make my life complete.
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To my wife, my mother, and Charlie's
angels.
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You know, I think Mary should hold out
until she meets the perfect guy.
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Somebody intelligent, handsome,
talented.
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Like George F. did.
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Too bad I'm married.
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Might have been great for Mary.
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Um, there's an extra buck in it if
you'll help me with this.
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Yes, sir.
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There you are. Would you like me to show
you where everything is?
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No, thank you. I'm sure she'll tell me.
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Oh, darling.
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I can't believe I'm really Mrs.
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Ted Baxter, married to the most
famous...
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Needing you.
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Wanting you.
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It's finally happened.
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You're mine. All mine.
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No doubt about it, you're a lucky broad.
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If you only knew how long I've waited
for this moment.
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Please, honey.
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I know you're only human, but try to
control yourself.
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Oh, Ted.
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Oh, Ted, darling, let's never leave this
room.
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Let's nail the door shut and spend the
rest of our lives here doing crazy
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things. No inhibitions.
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Okay, but no whips or midgets.
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Oh, Ted.
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Promise me you'll never leave me.
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I promise.
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Even if you meet someone more beautiful?
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Oh, no way.
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Someone more exciting?
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It's impossible.
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Someone with more money?
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Nice room, isn't it?
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I'm going to get ready now, darling.
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Daddy for the most exciting moment of my
life
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wedding, honey.
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Oh, just beautiful, Ted.
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It was so nice that so many of your
friends could come.
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I was really surprised when the Queen of
England showed up.
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Who, Liz?
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Well, why not?
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Breaks up the monotony.
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Gives her a chance to get out of the
castle.
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And wasn't it sweet of the Pope to come?
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Yes, but he sure loused up the seating
arrangement.
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Should have been boy, girl, boy, girl.
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At least he could have brought a date.
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Oh. Mary,
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this may sound impossible, but you're
even more beautiful than I am.
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Mary, you have no idea how long I've
waited for this moment.
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Let's get started.
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We only have the room for a week.
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No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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No? What do you mean, no? You've got to.
No, I don't. Yes, you do. It's my
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fantasy. Ted, I have limits. I will only
go so far even in your fantasy.
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What are you talking about? I mean, I
will kiss you.
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I will say nice things to you.
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I will even dress up in my favorite
shorty nightgown. But I will not get
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that bed with you.
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Mary, please just go along with this for
a few more minutes and I'll never
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bother you again.
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things we can talk about?
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Of course. We can discuss anything.
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Politics, movies, football.
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Right. Let's discuss football.
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Fine with me. Good.
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Now, how do you guys figure an
intelligent girl like Mary doesn't
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football?
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Beats me.
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Hey, you know who she should marry?
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Who? Someone like you.
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I don't know.
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Strong? Sensitive, understanding.
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Me? Yeah, I think you and Mary would
have a terrific marriage.
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Nah.
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Mary and I are like brother and sister.
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It never lasts.
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Why not? I've had the same sister for 40
years.
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Who knows?
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Maybe it would last.
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50th wedding anniversary.
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Oh, you know you couldn't do that. You
would never miss a day in your newsroom.
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You love it too much.
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Yeah, that's right.
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And I love you too, Mary Grant.
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Are you happy?
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Deliriously happy.
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Except, of course, for...
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It's hard to believe we've all been
together that long.
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You know, I've even grown fond of Ted.
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Yeah. Well, maybe that's because as
you've grown older, you have more in
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with...
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nice. How about you, Mary?
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The same, Ted.
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Really?
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Well, we'll be seeing you and Georgette
at our party tonight.
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I wouldn't miss it for the world.
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What's the occasion?
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You're still as senile as you were 50
years ago.
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Thanks. Hey,
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have you heard? Lou and Mary are
celebrating their golden wedding.
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celebrating my youngest son's birthday.
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Oh, how old is he now?
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Two.
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Good old Murr.
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It's been a great 50 years, hasn't it?
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The best.
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Except, of course, for... you know.
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Chat. Sure.
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What do you want to talk about?
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Well, I was hoping that you and I might
discuss... You know.
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That's funny.
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I didn't hear it that time.
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Hear what?
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You know.
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Good night, Mary. Good night, Mary.
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Good night. Ted, we'll see you later at
the party.
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Party? What party?
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Our anniversary party.
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Are we...
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of this, but it is our golden wedding
anniversary, and I just think
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maybe it's time we consummated our
marriage.
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Oh, gee, Mary.
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Everything was going so nice and smooth,
and now you have to ruin it.
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Well, at the very least, you owe me an
explanation. Okay,
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okay, I'll take it.
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But it's sort of hard to explain.
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You know, when we were first married,
you were like a daughter to me.
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A daughter.
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And it just seemed unthinkable for us to
be that way.
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And then, the years followed, and we
were middle -aged.
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you were like my sister.
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And that didn't seem right either.
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What's wrong with now?
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Are you kidding?
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Now you're like my mother.
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It's not a real stag party unless you
have a cigar.
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No, Ted, I don't smoke cigars anymore.
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That's just as well.
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Makes me dizzy anyway.
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I start to cough and choke.
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Next thing you know, I'm sick to my
stomach.
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And why did you want a cigar?
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I thought it'd be fun.
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Come in.
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But you had a date tonight.
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Yeah, I did. He dropped me off here to
pick up my car, and I noticed your cars
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were all still here.
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Well, your date's over. What time is it?
12 .30.
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I better get going. I got to get going,
too. I got a tough day tomorrow.
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Well, if you do, I guess I do, too.
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Well, hey, where are you guys running
off to? I thought maybe we'd all have a
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drink.
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Hey, Mary's right, you guys. Where are
you running to?
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I mean, she came all the way up here,
and we're going home.
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She wants a drink. You want a drink,
Mary? I would love one.
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Help yourself.
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We gotta go home.
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Mary, was he nice tonight, the guy you
went out with?
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Oh, well, I don't know, Murth. Hard to
tell. You know, it was his first date
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everything. Mary, if you marry him,
you'll really be a lucky man.
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You'll be an inspiration to him, Mary.
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Well... Thank you.
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Well, Mary, if you do get married, I bet
it's going to be one of the great
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marriages.
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I bet it'll last forever.
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Well, that's really very nice.
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And, Mary, if you really care for him,
be sure to go to bed
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with him on your honeymoon.
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