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There's a time for love and a time for
living. Take a chance and face the wind.
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An open road and a road that's hidden. A
brand new life around the bend.
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There were times I lost a dream or two.
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I found a trail and at the end was you.
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There's a path you take and a path not
taken.
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Choice is up to you, my friend.
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Not so long, but you're not awaiting to
a brand new life, brand new life, a
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brand new life both round the bend.
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Why don't we just wait for a meteor?
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Hey, look, Bert, Bert, we're sure you do
fine work.
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We're sure you do expensive work, but
we're waiting for another estimate.
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You're seeing another contractor?
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So, you've just been toying with me.
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Goodbye.
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I'm so sensitive.
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Get out.
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Tony, that's the third guy you've driven
off, the second one you've wounded
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emotionally. I know what you're doing,
but no, we are not hiring your high
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school baseball coach to do house
construction.
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Oh, come on, Angela.
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Coach Gibson, man, he taught shot for 30
years. He knows his stuff. He's still
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got most of his fingers.
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All right, suppose I do hire him.
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Then he wants more time, more money,
more materials. How do you say no to a
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friend who works for you?
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Hey, can I have a raise?
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No. You see how easy that was? Come on.
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All right, Angel. Okay, fine. You win.
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You win.
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Hey, look what the wind blew in. Coach
Gibson.
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Boy, Tony. Oh, you bet you like, Coach.
I've been getting regular exercise.
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I'm eating good. And I'm staying away
from women on the night.
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Lady President. Yes, I'm sorry, Coach.
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Angela Bauer, I want you to meet Coach
Ralph Gibson. Ma 'am, everyone calls me
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Coach. Well, hello, Coach.
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You can call me Angela.
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No, ma 'am, I'd rather keep an employee
employee here.
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Now, where would you like your skylight?
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Well, up.
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Huh, huh, employer employee?
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The guy's a workaholic.
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I think it should be two and a half by
four.
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Refill the roof, redo the mastic, corner
bead the wet walls, and mud and tape
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the works.
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Oh, Angela, did you get all that?
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No. Me either.
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He's good.
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And the whole job?
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Yeah.
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$9 .50.
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$9 .50, Angela?
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$50 cheaper than another guy.
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$50. $50 is a lot of money, Angela. I
made a mistake. I added wrong.
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It's $1 ,050.
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That's $50.
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It's chump change, Angela.
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Chump change.
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Look, ma 'am, you shouldn't give me the
job because I'm Tony's friend. You
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should give the job to a man who will do
an honest day's work for an honest
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day's pay.
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An honest day's work for an honest day's
pay.
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Angela, this man is a throwback to the
America of yesteryear, Angela.
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Remember Sandlot Baseball?
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Remember when ice cream cones were still
a nickel?
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Remember taking your best girl for a
stroll to the park on a Sunday
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Tony. No, no, no, no, no. You're not
hiring a man here, Angela. You're
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reaffirming our country's values.
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An investment in Ralph is an investment
in America.
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Oh, beautiful.
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Tony!
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If I hire him, will you shut up?
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When can you start? Right away. Oh, I'm
sorry. All right. Right away, ma 'am.
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Just show me exactly where you want it.
Terrific. I want it right here.
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Hi there.
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Hello, ma 'am.
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You know, uh, Ralph, I was thinking
about having some
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lunch.
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Interested?
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Thank you. Thank you. My watch stopped.
It must be way past lunchtime.
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Care for an apple?
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No, thanks, ma 'am. I brought a
sandwich.
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Oh, good.
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It's so nice to have lunch with someone
and to share the little happenings of
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the morning.
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So, uh...
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Why don't you get off your can and come
over and join me?
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No, thank you, ma 'am.
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Hello. Hup, hup, hup, hup.
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Lunchtime workout. Come on, let's hit
the field. Hey, Tony, I'm working. Yeah,
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can see that. Hey, coach, check this
out. Watch, watch.
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Pop fly.
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Oh,
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I'm going to get that.
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No, I'll get it, Tony. I have to go and
get my thermos.
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Ma 'am?
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Marshal?
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So, Tony, tell me about Ralph.
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What can I say?
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You know, he's a widower, you know. A
big family man, you know. He carries a
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picture of his grandson every place he
goes.
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Why?
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What does he do for fun?
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I don't know. He loves baseball.
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Big opera fan.
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Opera, huh?
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Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho.
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Ho, ho, ho, what?
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Mona likes Coach.
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What do you think, he's cute? Oh, now
listen, you swear you won't tell anyone.
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He won't even give me a look.
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Me.
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Well, I swear I won't say a word, okay?
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Hey, Coach. Thanks, pal, thanks. Hey, by
the way, doesn't Mona look lovely
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today? Yeah, sure.
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So, Tony, what do you think of my hold?
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It's looking good. It's looking good.
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Well, I broke the ice. The rest is up to
you. See you later.
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Oh,
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sorry. Was I humming the
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Toreador song from Bizet's Carmen?
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Yes, you were.
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Well...
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You know how it is when you get an aria
stuck in your head.
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Hey. Hi.
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Oh, my darling.
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Give it up, Grandma. I'm broke.
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Oh, where have you children been?
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I just missed you so much.
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We got that tape you wanted a night at
Chippendales.
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Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
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What I wanted was a night with Chip and
Dale.
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Those frisky little chipmunks are such a
stitch.
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No, it's written down right here, Mona.
You can't read my handwriting.
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I wrote it. Drop it, sister.
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Ralph, this is Samantha, Tony's
daughter.
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And this, this...
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is my joy, my life, my little grandson,
Jonathan Bauer.
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Oh, my, here's a five.
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It's nice to meet you, kids.
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Jonathan, when are your new school
pictures coming out? My old one is just
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worn clean through.
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Wow, don't press so hard when you
blacken the teeth.
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Jonathan,
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You children better skedaddle along, and
Nana will take you for a picnic later.
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Okay, Nana.
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Aren't they a delight?
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Call me corny, but family is the
cornerstone of this nation.
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I agree, ma 'am.
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I hope you don't think I'm too forward
for saying this.
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But I think you're neat.
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It's been years since a man talked to me
like that.
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Well, we seem to have a lot in common.
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So if you're free tonight, would you
like to have dinner? Oh, this is so
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unexpected, but okay.
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I am not going to say... that your
eighth contractor slash friend is an
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late and there is a gaping hole in my
ceiling. You know, Angela, that's what's
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wrong with you. You think the worst
about everybody.
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What if the guy's pinned under his truck
in some ditch somewhere screaming, I
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must live to finish Angela's skylight?
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He couldn't pick up a phone.
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Oh, he's alive.
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Hiya, coach.
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Sorry I'm late, ma 'am.
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Hey, I wonder what put the smile on his
face.
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Morning, all.
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Hiya, Mona.
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Hi, Angela.
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I took your necklace.
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Oh, Mother, I was going to wear that
tonight.
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It looks better on me.
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Tony.
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I got to thank you for introducing me to
Miss Mona.
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And ma 'am, may I tell you how sweet and
special your mother is?
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I made a gift for her.
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Oh, look at these candles.
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Yeah,
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from Mona Robinson.
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Oh, gee, thanks, Anza. For a second, I
thought he was dating Martha Ray.
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I'm going to ask her out again tonight.
I was wondering, what's her favorite
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restaurant? I was thinking afterwards,
maybe I would take her dancing.
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Whoa, whoa,
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whoa. Coach, slow down here.
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Hey, just remember the three things you
told me when I used to get up to bat,
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huh? Relax, keep your eye on the ball,
and wear your cup.
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Well, with Mona, that's a thought.
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Wish me luck. I'll get him, Coach.
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Keep your eye on the ball.
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Hiya, Mona.
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I'd like to ask you a question.
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Well, fire away.
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I was wondering if you... Oh, hi, Nana.
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Hey, hit the bricks, kid.
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I haven't had my coffee yet.
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Boy, Nana come, Nana go.
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You know, Mona, I had a wonderful time
last night.
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So I was wondering if tonight...
Shouldn't you be
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getting back to work over there?
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In the kitchen?
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Okay.
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Hi,
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Charles. Oh, boy, is it good to see you,
Mona. Oh, thank you.
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I made you the...
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Oh,
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okay. Everything's set, coach?
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Yeah, now I can get zippy along with
that skylight.
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I can't... What? What? What? What?
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She just went out on a date with another
guy. I can't work under the same roof
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with that woman.
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Goodbye, ma 'am.
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Wait, coach, what guy?
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What Bruce?
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Why is this place a dump?
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Tony, you should talk to Ralph.
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Oh, I should talk to Ralph? I should
talk to Ralph, huh? I should talk to
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Mona. What about?
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Ralph!
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I think he wants you to follow.
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I think you're right.
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What exactly did you and Coach do last
night?
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We went to dinner. We went to a movie.
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We had a nice time.
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Just as I thought. A nice time.
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What are you talking about?
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Let me spell it out for you, Mona.
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Give me Coach.
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He doesn't notice you.
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So he becomes a challenge. You set your
trap. You catch him. Then you have your
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nice time.
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And then, boom, you're on to your next
unsuspecting innocent male.
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You're right.
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I'm dirt.
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I'm scum.
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Book me.
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Mona, this is not funny. He saw you go
out with that other guy.
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Oh.
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Look, Tony, I'm sorry Ralph saw that.
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But I didn't do anything different than
I usually do.
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What the...
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That's exactly my point, Mona. I mean,
you look at men like playthings, like
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objects. Well, I got a news flash for
you, Missy. Men are people, too.
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I mean, we got minds and hearts and
souls. If you prick us, do we not bleed?
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Oh, please. Oh, sure, sure.
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The way you cavort from man to man to
man to man.
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Man!
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Oh, yeah?
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You know what you are? You know what you
are, Mona? You're irresponsible and
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superficial. Oh?
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Well, you are pompous and supercilious.
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Dad, ready to go to the library?
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You bet I am.
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You've got to look up supercilious.
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And then he called me superficial.
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Me. Can you believe that?
254
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Well, Mother... I mean, what is wrong
with the way I live?
255
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Stopping to smell the roses? Going from
flower to flower to flower to flower?
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Nobody understands.
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I know how you feel.
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You do?
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Yeah.
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Sort of like that Bob Dylan song.
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I was so much older then, I'm younger
than that now.
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thought the birds sang that yeah but uh
bob dylan wrote what do you know
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your adolescence was nipped in the bud
you married young you had to give up a
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lot i know that i was there but it was
what i wanted but that was then
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and this is now and now i enjoy being
free and i can date or not date
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Whoever I want. Mother, mother, nobody
is putting you on trial.
267
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Well, tell that to D .A. Maselli. I
mean, yelling at me and calling me
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What I do is not wrong.
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Absolutely not.
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It's just... What?
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Well, you just tend to go through men so
fast.
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You know, they get hurt and you don't
get a chance to know them.
273
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And you could be missing out on the
greatest guy of your life.
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Hi, Ralph.
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Hi, Mona.
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Come in.
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I'm surprised you called.
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Why?
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I... I wanted the chance to get to know
you better.
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And to talk?
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I like to talk.
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What beautiful flowers.
283
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They're not as beautiful as you are.
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Oh, you sly devil, you.
285
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Oh, but enough about me.
286
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Let's talk about you.
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Sure.
288
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I think you're wonderful.
289
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Ralph, tell me about yourself.
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I mean, what do you want out of life?
291
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Well, my needs are pretty simple.
292
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I like a new truck.
293
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And a clock radio.
294
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And a wife.
295
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And a jigsaw.
296
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We need to talk.
297
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Go! Hi, Tony.
298
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You're back, eh? Is everything okay?
299
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Everything couldn't be better, Tony.
300
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Mona invited me over and we had a
terrific time.
301
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Well, wait a minute. Tell me about it. I
just did. Now get out of here. I'm
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working.
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Coach, I really want to know about this,
Coach.
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Hey, hey.
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Looking good, Ralph.
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Thank you, Ma.
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Excuse me, Coach.
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Hi.
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Hi.
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So, how are you doing?
311
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I invited Ralph over so I could get to
know him better.
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Great. And what did you think?
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I don't like him.
314
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Come again?
315
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Well, we talked and we agreed.
316
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We're not right for each other.
317
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See, Tony, he wants a traditional woman.
318
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And a jigsaw.
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And I don't know if you've noticed, but
I am not the traditional type.
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Yeah, I noticed.
321
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Yeah, and you don't approve, huh?
322
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Well... Look, there's just one thing I
want you to know.
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Contrary to popular opinion, I do not
look at all men as playthings.
324
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Quite a lot of them, but not all.
325
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And there is one man who is, well, he
used to be my very good friend.
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What is it? Does that mean you take back
supercilious?
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If you take back superficial.
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Super.
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Oh, no.
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My God.
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For what it's worth, in the future, I
promise I'll be a whole lot more careful
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with who I flirt with.
333
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That's good.
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You're a good woman, Miss Mona.
335
00:20:41,350 --> 00:20:42,810
Well, not that good.
336
00:20:49,190 --> 00:20:51,070
Well, hello.
337
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Hold it.
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You're not deep or easily scarred
emotionally, are you?
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