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Isn't it nice at the park?
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Baby's quiet.
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Um, why are there empty cans in here?
Because I recycle and she enjoys playing
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with them.
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Okay, are you sure you're up for this?
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I mean, you were alone with your
goddaughter not five minutes before you
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emergency. And by the way, crying does
not count as an emergency. God, don't
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remind me. It sounded like a cat in a
meat grinder.
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Oh, God, again? What's wrong with her?
Nothing. She's a baby. She hasn't
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mastered the art of small talk yet.
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Come here, sweetie.
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Hi, you.
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All right.
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How did you do that? Is there, like, a
part you pressed or something?
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Yeah, you didn't know they came with a
button in the back?
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Maybe I just don't have a nurturing
instinct, you know? I had popcorn and
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Chardonnay for dinner last night. I can
barely nurture myself.
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Okay, Alec, you know their public
restroom? My ex is here with some guy
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the fountain. Do they look like they're
together?
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Uh, I don't think so. They're smiling.
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I can't get a good look at him. Is he my
age? Go on and introduce yourself.
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And let her think that I care about her
love life? No, no, no.
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She already took in my house, my money,
and half my time with my kids. I'm going
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to keep my dignity, thank you. Is the
man hiding behind a tree?
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Is he tall? Does he have hair? She
always wanted me to grow a ponytail.
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I'm not spying on your ex -wife.
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Fine. Then you can take the next diaper
change.
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Okay, I'll follow them. Meet me at the
car. Don't put that kid on my leather
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seats without a cork in it.
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I just don't get it. I know that women
are supposed to go gaga over babies, but
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what am I missing?
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You always go on and on about how much I
love my kids.
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Like, what is the big thing?
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My kids?
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Oh, so that's it? It's just enslavement
to a biological impulse?
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My buddy at the DMV ran the plate. The
beamer that your ex got into is
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registered to this guy, Mark Tanner.
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Oh, and irrational jealousy.
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You're nothing but biological impulses.
I'm not jealous. Believe me, I could
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care less about my ex's romantic
affairs.
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Ran his credit score, too.
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Oh, well, you didn't have to. Oh, my
God, it's a hell of a score.
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That could snag a 30 -year fix like
that. Holy crap!
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Unmarried, partner at Danburg O 'Neill.
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Look at the jaw.
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That's like a... Probably an icebreaker.
Just crushing the Arctic ice.
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Wow. Okay.
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I've been on for 36 hours.
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So I should scram so I don't lose
consciousness on the bus again.
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788.
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Hear the axes banging a lawyer?
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Sweet. Get to kick his ass for two
reasons.
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You divorce someone, you can't be
jealous. There's no reason. That's
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awesome about jealousy.
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You can just roll up a straight whale on
a dude and he's like, why?
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And you're like, evolutionary reflex,
bitch.
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Thanks, but I don't need to roll up and
whale on anybody.
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A lot of exes stay friends. My neighbor
and his ex were roommates until she shot
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him in the face.
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Your messages and your reminder.
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What is it? You told me to remind you to
get your good suit dry cleaned for the
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Portland Professional Association
charity dinner.
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Right. I'm assuming you have a secret
suit I haven't seen.
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Dry clean it.
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Thank you.
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Helen, a moment.
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You too, as well. Something's come up.
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Shauna Daniels is a candidate for Miss
Great Northwest.
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This morning, bloggers picked up a rumor
that she's slept with one of the
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pageant's board of directors.
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These photos about her.
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Rather indistinct, but they do appear to
show her having intimate relations with
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an unidentified man. Sex in a car.
Sweet.
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I want to have sex with a GPS ladyboy.
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Doc, all you can see is that guy's flat
old ass.
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It looks like two pieces of that weird
Ethiopian bread pressed up against
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Thank you for ruining Ethiopian food.
Ethiopian food ruined Ethiopian food.
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Okay, let's give it the standard spin
the scandal.
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Shall we?
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On it right now.
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Some of us remember your sporty derriere
from the corporate retreat jacuzzi
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incident. Is he even paying?
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More like barter.
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Make me proud.
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We went to Mount St.
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Helens, which was really, really cool.
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I'm glad, but weren't we supposed to do
that hike together in the springtime?
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Mark took us on a helicopter ride. Way
cooler.
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Mark? Who's, uh... Who's Mark?
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Mom's friend from work.
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Be a pretty good friend to be willing to
spring for a helicopter ride like that,
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huh? He didn't pay for it. He flew it.
And he said he might take us on his boat
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next week.
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Uh, you don't like boats, though, do
you? Remember you hated that flume ride
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the theme park?
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That was a plastic log.
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Boats are cool.
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Mark said we might see whales.
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Boats, whales, my goodness. This all
sounds really, really great.
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So we'll get out a press release denying
everything, then counter with some
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positive press hits, photo ops, et
cetera, maybe book you to perform at a
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charity thing, maybe the PPA dinner, and
Greg here will help you with some more
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on -message wardrobe.
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Not that what you're wearing isn't nice.
You have lovely skin.
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Like a sheep leopard.
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So these are some general talking
points, some do's and don'ts for
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and we'll get you an itinerary ASAP.
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When will I get a thing saying where it
should be when?
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Soon. Thanks!
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Stephen was right. You guys take care of
everything.
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Thanks! Oh, not sure if that was fair.
These are for you.
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Oh, like homework?
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Or as we call it, work.
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She's like, what would happen if you let
a ten -year -old drink?
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She's just so ignorant, you cannot
imagine.
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I have children. Yes, I can.
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Whales. Big deal.
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Anybody can go to the ocean and look at
a whale. You want to impress me? Build a
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time machine and go look at a dinosaur.
That would be cool.
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Okay. I thought we were having the same
conversation, but... I'm sorry. It's
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just this Tanner guy.
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You know what I mean? One helicopter
ride. My kids are totally freaking out.
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As if the ability to fly a helicopter
was suddenly the epitome of cool or
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something. So you're not jealous, you're
threatened.
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The man has a fleet of air and water
vessels. I can barely afford the bike
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I promised my daughter for selling
Samoas and Girl Scouts.
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Alex, come on. It's not the stuff that
you have, it's what's inside. Yeah, no,
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you lose.
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Thanks. Really.
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Sorry.
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It's tough, isn't it?
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Knowing one day your kid will be
spending time with another dad.
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You know, after my divorce, my ex hooked
up with a security guard at Target.
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Like I could compete with that. That
place has everything.
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It's not a competition, right?
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That's what my dad used to say after I
lost the track.
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But as I got older, I realized he was
wrong.
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It's all a competition.
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You can't win if you don't play. It's
like that movie.
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Do you give in or do you fight for what
you love?
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What's that movie?
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I don't know. I think you just described
every movie ever made. The Karate Kid.
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Sometimes you gotta sweep the leg.
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I don't remember that being the lesson
of the Karate Kid, but you know what I
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mean.
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This guy flies helicopters, you know?
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Helicopters? Wow.
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That's like Target with a propeller.
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So,
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did the
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client run an oil tanker aground or kill
a hooker?
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Oh, no, no.
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Well, it's more personal.
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I actually have to leave that one.
Stephen, it's for my kids.
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I was hoping to do something impressive
for them. Fire my loft. Not only does it
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zero out countless misbirths, but they
actually go away and live in it.
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Well, it's something that I could
afford.
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Ah. Like a favor. Like I do something
for you and you owe me a favor in
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Like I did when I got Greg those tickets
for Lion King.
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Oh, hopefully not that kind of favor in
return, Stephen. You made him dress as
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Cupid for your Valentine's party. He got
great seats and a diaper full of dollar
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bills. I was thinking maybe I could work
extra hours.
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We'll go with you owe me a favor. Much
more fun.
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Yeah.
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And I called her cell ten times. Her
message is her singing about reaching
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your dream. Now my dream is for her to
fall down a mine shaft.
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Hi, Helen.
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Oh, my God.
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Wait.
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I thought I needed to be here for that
magazine interview.
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15 minutes ago. And this is not one of
those looks that we talked about.
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Are you drunk?
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No, I did my last shot like three hours
ago. I knew I had to work. You stayed
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out all night? Steven had his driver
take me and my friends out clubbing, but
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still made it here, didn't I?
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Okay, I'll stall those guys from
Willamette's family. Take her back up
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freight elevator.
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Put this on her, give her those pearls.
And if soap doesn't take this makeup
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off, you can use the mayonnaise from the
kitchen. And there's a bottle of
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mouthwash in your lower left desk
drawer, and I can get the cigarette
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with the Febreze in the lower right.
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I did you ask the Christmas party last
year?
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Oh, right. Thank you.
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Thank you so much.
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I'm just happy you guys took the time.
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I love talking about my charitable work.
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It's really why I got into this whole
thing, really.
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Volunteering puts me in a position to
give back a little piece of myself.
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Underwear. On hand for the rest of the
week.
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Preferably difficult to remove.
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Stephen, thank you so much. My kids are
going to love this. It is nothing. An
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old mate of mine is on the board at the
zoo. I have pictures of him backstage at
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a Dire Straits concert that would make a
veterinarian blush.
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Ah.
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Favor.
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It's like she isn't capable of making an
intelligent decision.
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A rough going with your troubled teen?
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It's like she has zero sense of
consequences.
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What are you supposed to do? It's like
she's too dumb to live.
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Well, that's what you're there for. You
keep them alive.
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How? Well, you set boundaries, you
encourage within limits, then enforce
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limits. That's it?
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You have to keep it simple. Kids are
pretty darn immature.
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That's why I have to beat Mark Tanner
and make him look stupid.
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Ah.
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When our jungle experience opens next
week, it'll feature small exotic mammals
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and reptiles from four continents.
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We got your oriental fire -bellied toad,
fennec fox, and my personal favorite,
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pygmy snow lords.
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How awesome is this, guys? This exhibit
isn't even open yet, and we can look at
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any animal we want up close.
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Cool. I know, right?
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Some people say it's a jungle out there,
but what it really is is a jungle in
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here.
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And a hilarious joke by Frank. Here, you
can actually hang with the animals,
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like the bushy -tailed jerd.
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Which, incidentally, was my nickname for
my last girlfriend.
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Slightly less hilarious, but okay,
Frank.
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All right, where should we start?
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The jerk?
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Are we done?
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No, there's a feature reporter coming.
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No, we just got the picture.
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The reporter is doing a story on you
serving chili to homeless women. So a
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part of the story is going to be you
serving chili to homeless women. Can't
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do it? It smells urinary in here, and
I'm supposed to meet some people.
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Hey, I got plans, too. You getting me
chili or not?
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I'm so sorry.
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Shawna, what do you want to do with your
life?
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I don't know, like win the badge and you
get a reality show?
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That's your goal?
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Yeah. That's your goal.
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What's wrong with that? Kim Kardashian
makes more than ten views.
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She wins. Now how about chili time?
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If that's your stupid goal, you're going
to have to work at it. I don't think
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Steven would like the way you're
speaking to me. Hey, Steven isn't always
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to be there for you.
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You ever think of that?
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So you either stay here and serve chili,
or I'm going to pull you from the PPA
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dinner. No, you won't. Oh, yes, I will.
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And you can try to make your big dreams
happen all by yourself. Oh, yeah? Yeah.
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So what's it going to be?
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The python can swallow prey bigger than
the size of its mouth because its jaws
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are not connected.
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Not unlike my ex -girlfriend.
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Classic.
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Hannah, come on. Don't you want to pet
him? No. What if it tries to eat me?
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Oh, that's what the whistle's for.
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Haven't lost a man.
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Yet.
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Oh, that's a little squeezy. Like
Frank's girlfriend?
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Thanks. Is it eating you, Daddy?
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No, no, honey. This is fun. Just, uh,
Frank, maybe we should, Frank, should we
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get another animal? Maybe. Whoa.
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Look at that. Okay.
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Reggie's got code four.
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I'll call for help. Whoa, this guy's got
a lot of pep. A lot of pep. Too late.
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He's probably going to pop his head off.
Okay, coming through.
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It was amazing.
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She called me a bitch, I called her
spoiled, and I took her phone, and then
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finally she served chili.
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Nice. After we left, she said that she
actually felt empowered.
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It was like I was breaking through to a
troubled youth and turning her life
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around. Like, what was that movie?
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Oh, I didn't want to try. Karate Kid.
And then we spent the whole weekend just
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hanging out, getting her prepped. It was
great.
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It's like I finally get that whole
caring thing that you're always going on
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on about.
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What? That's just weird. I think he just
had a nurturing feeling.
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I know, right? I think I might even be
good at it.
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Stephen wants to see you ASAP.
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Oh,
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how was your weekend?
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Very similar.
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Nurturing feelings, snake battles, the
usual.
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We'll talk.
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Hello. Helen.
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I wanted to see you because you've quite
exceeded my expectations.
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As usual.
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Sean has apparently taken her image
rehabilitation to heart.
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I didn't see her all weekend.
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Right? I think she's making some great
strides, actually. You're missing the
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point.
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She broke up with me. She didn't want to
see me at all.
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Something about empowerment.
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Sorry, but I think it's a good thing
that she's learning to stand on her own
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feet. She was sweet, hopeful, and
perverse, like a little bunny.
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It's too painful for me to see her
anymore. She's no longer a clown.
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Don't exceed my expectations in the
future.
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Steven, uh... Shawna needs me.
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Who? I don't know any Shawna.
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Fine.
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You can't make me stop caring for her.
I'll help her on my own.
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So, hey.
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Huh. You'd think they would have been
more impressed.
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Yes, well, hopefully their future
therapist can explain that to them.
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Yeah, I shouldn't have to compete for my
kid's affection, right? I mean, we're
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all civilized adults here in the 21st
century, and I'm their dad.
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I shouldn't have to worry.
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You sure?
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Yeah. You sure?
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Yeah. Why are you asking me this? I'm
not going to say if you're sure. Are you
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sure?
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Well, mostly, I guess. Okay.
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Tanner's house. Weekend, you were gone.
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Were you spying on the guy?
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Technically, spying is a very particular
legal term, so I'll say no.
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But I did get these photos inside his
garage.
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The kicker's here.
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Is that the Barbell in a Girl Power
Princess bike? With the handlebar pom
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upgrade.
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Oh, that son of a bitch.
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The EPA had long
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been committed to supporting community
service and charitable work here in
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Portland. And the 2011 Evergreen Golden
Humanitarian Award... I'm sorry, Amy,
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but my heart's just not in this. But
you're welcome to stay for the chicken
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masala and sex.
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The Barbelina girl power?
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I mean, that's one hell of a princess
bike.
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I can't believe he would cross that
line.
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I don't see him anywhere.
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Yeah, but he's not even coming, dude.
You probably heard you were looking for
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him. Yeah, because we all live in High
Noon and word gets around in the saloon.
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That'd be great, dude. We could straight
whale on Tanner right in front of
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everybody. What is with you and whaling
on people? I'm just going to talk to the
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man. Yeah? With your fifth dog?
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You ever actually been in a fight, Dan?
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Not relevant.
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Don't get me wrong, the guy's a
conniving little jerk. I'm going to
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him out the second I see him. And the
winner is Mark Tanner.
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Are you kidding me?
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He's the guest of honor? This is like a
joke.
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It's actually right here in the program.
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Lesson learned. Read the program, right?
When the Silverton wildfire threatened
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hundreds of homes, Mark eagerly
volunteered his services to evacuate
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in his helicopter, saving lives,
property, and wildlife.
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I can't believe Stephen came here with
that skank. I should have worn something
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that showed off my legs like that. But
you have more self -respect.
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Oh, come on. Big smile.
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We're past all that, aren't we? You're
in charge now.
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Kate, I was thinking, maybe we could
talk about you taking some classes, not
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just singing.
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Oh, anything but singing.
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Something that you can fall back on.
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Education is very important.
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Jacket. For example, I have a degree in
marketing, but I get to hold this
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jacket.
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Look, Helen, I totally appreciate all
the help you've given me so far.
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to stand up straight and to project,
okay? Uh -oh.
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Let's put Mr. Button here back in his
hole, shall we?
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Uh -uh. Not a part of the image.
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Alcohol leads to bad decision -making.
You should know.
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Okay, I'm not a child.
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I know you are. not. Here comes Mr.
Button. What's the big deal? It's a
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It's a question of who you want to show
the world you are.
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Are you somebody that achieves with
professionalism and intelligence and a
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button button?
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Or are you a person who takes a jiggle
bag so that old men... And you are
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dismissed. What I mean is it's not a
button. It's a choice. Not my choice.
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I'm not you. Just leave me alone.
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And now, Miss Shauna Daniels... Great.
Happy?
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Is this what you wanted?
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Okay, Shauna, we're ready for you.
You're on.
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She's not ready.
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Yes, I am.
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You know what?
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This is me.
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Oh.
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Let's do this.
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Shut up.
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Hi.
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Hey. Oh, hi.
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I'm Mark.
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You look so familiar. Perhaps you
recognize me from my kid's gene code.
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I'm Laura's ex -husband. Right, right,
right.
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Alex, isn't it? Yes. I realize that
you're involved with my ex, and that's,
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course, fine. I owe you my life, Mr.
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Tanner. Oh, thank you.
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God bless you. You too, ma 'am. Have a
good night.
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Okay, so Alex, I... Let me finish. Yeah,
sure. I really do take issue with the
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whole Barbelina girl power princess
fight maneuver.
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Come on. He bought my daughter a rather
expensive bike that I had promised her,
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so I think we should set the... He saved
my ranch.
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Wow. Sir, we get it. He's a wonderful
man. Okay, can I have a moment here,
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please? We're right in the middle.
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Yeah, good night. Thank you. Thank you.
I think we should set some ground rules
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if you're going to be spending time with
my children.
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00:18:15,010 --> 00:18:17,450
Alex, I really don't think... This
certain stuff is mine, all right?
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Pixar movies are okay, except for
Ratatouille.
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That's ours.
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00:18:21,860 --> 00:18:25,060
Sporting events are good, except for the
Red Sox. And I would like to be the one
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to introduce them to Catcher in the Rye,
Spinal Tap, and New York City. You can
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have the Nutcracker, because I can sit
through that again.
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00:18:30,920 --> 00:18:31,739
Oh, that's cool.
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00:18:31,740 --> 00:18:35,520
Oh, no listening to early Beatles music.
In fact, all music between 1962 and
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1978 is out. All right, and, uh... Yeah,
everything else, I think, is fair game.
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00:18:41,400 --> 00:18:43,240
Okay, well, so I've only been out with
Laura twice.
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The bike is for my niece, and... How do
you know it's in my garage?
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Congratulations, and it was really great
to meet you. Sir, I'm sure you have
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something you want to thank this man
for.
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00:18:55,790 --> 00:18:57,730
Yeah, but, you know, I think we
should... Alec.
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Okay.
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00:19:00,490 --> 00:19:02,150
Well, at least you got your ground rules
out.
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00:19:02,590 --> 00:19:05,650
Yeah. Still, I should have cleaned up to
82, you know. I left some Elvis
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Costello on the table. There she goes.
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00:19:08,450 --> 00:19:10,830
Does my ass look like a class rent to
you?
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00:19:12,490 --> 00:19:14,290
All that work, undone.
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00:19:14,850 --> 00:19:17,570
She's just giving up on herself. She's
throwing her life away.
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00:19:18,580 --> 00:19:21,960
It's like one minute she's looking at me
to guide her and the next she's like,
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00:19:22,040 --> 00:19:23,040
screw you.
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00:19:23,160 --> 00:19:24,920
Yeah, I forgot to mention that happens
too.
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00:19:25,380 --> 00:19:27,520
Give them everything and they haven't
leave yet.
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00:19:28,420 --> 00:19:31,920
Hopefully, though, they take some of the
best parts of you with them.
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But... Alex.
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Yes?
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You will always be an awesomer dad than
Mark will ever be.
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00:19:45,560 --> 00:19:46,580
Really? Mm -hmm.
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Even if your credit score does suck.
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00:19:50,960 --> 00:19:56,580
Well, I'm sure you'd be pretty awesome,
too, if you did that.
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00:19:57,620 --> 00:20:01,520
You know what?
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00:20:01,780 --> 00:20:05,660
Should we maybe just try not for once
try this as friends?
422
00:20:07,940 --> 00:20:10,760
Yes. That's exactly what I said to
Shauna. Alcohol.
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00:20:11,020 --> 00:20:11,739
Bad decisions.
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I know bad is too strong a word. I'm not
saying it would be bad. It wouldn't.
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Just, you know.
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A little confusing.
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00:20:20,840 --> 00:20:21,840
Yeah.
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Friend punch.
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00:20:33,720 --> 00:20:34,720
Hey.
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00:20:43,280 --> 00:20:44,880
Well, Helena finally got a reality show.
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00:20:45,200 --> 00:20:48,500
Oh, all right. So you helped her get
what she wanted after, all right? Fame?
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00:20:48,680 --> 00:20:49,680
Stay, Helen.
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00:20:49,760 --> 00:20:51,420
Maybe next year I'll get her in
Penthouse.
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00:20:53,280 --> 00:20:54,440
What's with the big smile?
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00:20:54,860 --> 00:20:56,980
I just got a text from my kids on Mark's
boat.
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00:20:57,720 --> 00:20:59,460
Whale's cool, Mark boring.
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00:21:00,600 --> 00:21:03,080
Ah, Alex, my old melon ball favorite.
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00:21:03,560 --> 00:21:07,020
This is a stepson, Rupert. Could you
take him to the zoo and do that snake
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00:21:07,020 --> 00:21:08,640
thing? Lovely. Thank you.
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00:21:08,960 --> 00:21:09,960
Oh, Stephen.
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Stephen?
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So...
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