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Hold on.
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What's wrong?
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Angie's dad's there.
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He's going to want to play dominoes
again.
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All week it's been, George, dominoes is
a man's game.
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Come, show me what kind of man you are,
chico.
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George, I bet he wouldn't bug you if he
found someone else to play with.
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You know, Ernie, I've been having
trouble with this lock. Oh, yeah.
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Yeah.
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Ernesto!
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Oh, hello.
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Join me.
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Dominos is a man's game.
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Come, show me what kind of man you are,
Checo.
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Hey, you got a partner, Vic?
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I'll catch a game tomorrow night.
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Oh, but you're leaving tomorrow.
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Oh, I know.
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Why don't we play teams?
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That's a good idea.
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That's a great idea. Everyone sit down.
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We could play all night.
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Never mess with a guy with no life.
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So, Vic, how are they hanging?
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I was just going to ask you the same
thing, Benny.
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Now, it's your house.
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You play the first ball.
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You play like a woman.
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A real man puts his bone on the table
with authority.
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That's how it's done. I apologize for my
daughter.
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Hey, Max, why don't you sit in for me?
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That's okay. I play all afternoon.
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Oh, come on, no.
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Come on, sit in.
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You're in, brother.
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Crap.
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You're about to play the most exciting
game to come out of Cuba since they
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invented Wheel of Misfortune.
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I'd like to buy a vowel. There are no
vowels because Castro has detained them
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all.
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Hey, honey. This is my friend Nicole.
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She sells La Marie cosmetics, too. Hey,
nice to meet you. Hey, how you doing?
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Well, you didn't tell me your husband
was so handsome.
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Nicole, you are not going to sell him
anything.
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How do you know she's trying to sell me
something?
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Maybe she thinks I'm handsome.
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You are. I mean, that hair...
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You know, if you just use a little
moisturizer.
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Sold.
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You are good, but you're still not
winning that sales title next month. Oh,
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I am.
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You are going down, girlfriend.
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Oh, bring it on.
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Oh, it is on.
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Hey, if you could do this in a kiddie
pool filled with mud, you could make
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money.
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That's my mom. She's just cranky because
we switched her to dry food.
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Angie, if you're coming with me, we
should get going. Oh, yeah, George, I'm
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going to an art gallery tonight with
Nicole.
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Yeah, and I want to get there early to
check out the guys before I start
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drinking.
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You're going to have to slow your roll
down tonight. I mean, you've got an old
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married lady with you. Oh, well, I don't
think so.
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She is my raven -haired man magnet.
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Just signal me when you want a hair
flip.
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make a couple of calls from the car, but
we really should get going. I have to
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change into something sexier.
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Sexier? What you gonna wear, a corn chip
and two dimes?
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Um, Mom, my room's too small. Can I have
the sleepover in the living room?
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That's up to your father. He's in charge
tonight.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa.
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I'm in charge of a sleepover?
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We talked about this. You said you'd
take the next sleepover if I went to the
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last parent -teacher conference. I went
to that conference.
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I remember there was, uh, um, gold stars
and, uh...
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The Mayflower made out of toothpicks.
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That was fourth grade.
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What grade is she in now?
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All right, I'll handle it.
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Better hurry and get ready.
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Look, Dad, these are girls from
Allendale.
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So?
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So, tonight, can you try to be a little
more sophisticated?
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Way too hot.
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Thank you, honey.
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Hey, hey, Angie, how come you never wear
that sweatshirt that I brought you from
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Death Valley?
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I'll see you later.
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You know what you would look great in?
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Your wedding dress.
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Love you.
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It's back at your house.
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there until somebody returns my
underwear.
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What's wrong?
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Nothing.
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You know, sometimes it's easier to tell
someone who's not a friend or a parent.
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Over me.
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You barely know him.
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Hope he's not talking to a little girl
in a sleeping bag.
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I left Miami to give you time to think.
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Look, this is not what you were supposed
to think.
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You're sorry?
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No, no, don't apologize to me.
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Apologize to God for destroying 40 years
of marriage.
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Wow! This doesn't taste like one
calorie?
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Don't pretend you didn't hear.
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Emelina is divorcing me.
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What?
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I don't know how it happened to me. I
don't even know how to say this.
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I've been cuckolded.
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I'm sorry?
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Cuckolded.
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I'm trying to be sympathetic here. I
just have no idea what you're saying.
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My wife cheated on me.
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Last week, I went to her dermatology
clinic to surprise her.
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I walked in on her, checking a man for
moles in a place where sun damage is not
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a possibility.
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Angie's going to be devastated.
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George, you must allow me to tell my
daughter in my own way, in my own time.
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Well, maybe you won't have to tell
Angie.
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Maybe Emelina will realize that this is
a mistake.
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Vic, you guys have a great marriage.
That's what I thought.
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But it all came out.
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This wasn't the first time.
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I should have seen it coming.
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She was working more, coming home late.
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She started going out with her
girlfriends again.
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Well, lots of happily married women go
out with their girlfriends. That doesn't
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mean anything, right?
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Never thought this could happen to me.
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I mean, I stayed fit.
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I was successful.
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I kept the romance alive.
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For what?
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I look at you and think maybe you're
right.
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Why even try?
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watch. Does your watch show that it's
ten past five hours after you should
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been home?
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Honey, I'm sorry. I was just having so
much fun with Nicole.
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You should have called.
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Oh, man.
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There's lipstick on your shirt.
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Tell me.
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What do you think I was doing tonight?
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Do you think I was cheating on you?
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Guilt!
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Are you crazy?
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We have been married for 16 years. We
have two kids and a house together. How
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so?
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So you're feeling trapped?
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Don't turn this on me, Angie. I'm the
one who's faithful.
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Why are you being such a jerk? No, wait.
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I'll tell you why. Tell me why.
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Because you come from a dysfunctional
family.
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You have no idea what a good marriage
is.
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You know, maybe, maybe if you paid more
attention to my parents, you might learn
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a little something about love and trust.
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Good night.
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Why are you going upstairs?
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The sofa's that way. That's where the...
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I don't care. I grew up outside. I'm not
scared.
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I was raised by wolves, también. I used
to eat berries at night.
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Don't kill it.
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George,
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what are you doing here?
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Look, I had a fight with Angie.
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a fool out of myself, man. You got to
tell her about you and Emelina.
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What does one have to do with the other?
Man, you got in my head, man, with all
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that crazy talk about how it could
happen to anyone.
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Go cold, Ed!
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Go cold, Ed!
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Look, Angie will understand why I got so
jealous if you tell her about the
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divorce. No.
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She had her life as her mother.
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Listen, Angie and I don't fight that
often, and when we do, we usually clear
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things up pretty quickly.
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Okay, I don't want to be like this with
her, Vic, so you got to help me. I
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can't. My little girl will think I'm a
failure.
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Sure, you may be used to it, but I have
my pride.
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Trust me, when you tell Angie, she's not
going to think any less of you. You're
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her father, and you're not a failure at
that.
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Okay, George.
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I don't want to ruin your marriage, too.
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Well, not anymore, I don't.
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I'll tell her.
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And you know, I couldn't say this while
you guys were together, but Emelina, oh,
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man. She was one bitter tramp with a ten
-foot stick up her butt.
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the mother of my children, a gifted
doctor, and the most beautiful woman in
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world.
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Okay, too soon.
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Oh, no.
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You know what you're going to have to do
to get back into this room?
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What is that?
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I thought it was George. What does he
have to do? Let it go, Daddy.
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What are you doing up so late?
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Something's wrong. Come in.
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Yes, sir.
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Well, I have something to tell you.
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It's not easy.
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Well, just tell me.
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Okay.
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You know how Cuba and the United States
used to have relations and then they
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grew apart?
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Daddy, is this like when you said my
wedding night would be like the Bay of
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invasion?
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Quick and a failure.
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Oh, Angie.
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It's your mother and me.
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We are having problems.
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We're getting a divorce.
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You're joking.
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You have to be joking.
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I'm afraid not, Mejita.
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I don't understand.
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Your mother... What?
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What about Mommy?
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Your mother... and I just drifted apart.
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There has to be more than that.
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There isn't.
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There's just no spark anymore.
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And we both love you very much.
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You were together for 40 years.
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I thought you would always be together.
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Me too.
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I need some comfort food.
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Good luck. Those girls cleaned us out.
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The only thing left is taco shells and
jelly.
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Sorry about your folks, Angie.
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You know?
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I was there when your mom called.
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That's why I got so crazy.
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I started to think if it could happen to
them, it could happen to us.
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Lord, we are not going to drift apart.
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Is that what your dad said? Drifted
apart?
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I just don't know how this happened.
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Maybe they were working too much.
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Maybe she spent too much time at the
dermatology clinic.
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Getting warmer.
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I'm going to call my mom.
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Can't fix it, Angie.
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It's not that simple.
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What's not simple about it?
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Your mom had an affair.
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Okay, it happened.
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But marriages get over these things.
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It was just one mistake, right?
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What
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are
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you doing?
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Nothing.
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It's three in the morning.
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Why the hell are you building a pyramid
in my living room?
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How many times do I have to tell you? No
pyramids in the living room.
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It's a trust -building exercise.
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Trust?
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What do you know about trust?
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This pyramid, it's going to fall.
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It's going to come crumbling down
because everything does.
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And you are all going to get hurt.
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Okay, time for bed.
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Everything's okay, Mrs. Lopez. Just a
little upset. It's a great pyramid.
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Really, it is. And you did it without
any fat girls on the bottom. I'm very
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impressed.
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Nice having you. Move along.
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You don't have to go home, but you can
stay here.
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How you doing, baby?
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I'm okay.
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Daddy, you want me to fix you some
lunch? No, no, I just went for a run. I
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a flight to catch.
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I have things to take care of with your
mother.
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Where are you going to stay? You don't
want to go back to the house.
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Don't worry.
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I'll be fine.
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I'm going to a gentleman's hotel to die.
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Hey, Vic.
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Why don't you stay here a little while
longer?
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That's a great idea.
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Kids love having you around?
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Yeah, they do.
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Well, I suppose I could handle things by
phone.
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Okay, I'll stay.
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But just for a few weeks, huh?
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Orale.
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Hey, maybe I'll even teach another Cuban
game.
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Yeah, I can't wait to play eat the tail
on the donkey.
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How are you really feeling?
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I feel like somebody punched me in the
stomach.
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I know that feeling.
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My mom used to punch me in the stomach
all the time.
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I'm home, bam!
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How could my mom cheat on my dad?
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Look, babe, I know this is hard for you.
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But if you'd grown up in a dysfunctional
family, you'd know how to deal with it.
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don't have the tools, you know, that I
do.
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So how would you deal with this? This?
Easy.
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Have a shot of tequila and pretend it
never happened.
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That's not going to work for me.
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That's because you've been cursed by
love and happiness.
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It's crippled you.
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Now, don't talk about it.
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Repress it.
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And deny it. What?
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Angie,
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I can't help you if you don't want to
help yourself.
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The I .F. continues with the premiere of
Married to the Kellys, coming up next
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on ABC.
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Okay, Ernesto.
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I think it's our real man train.
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Come
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on, little
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buddies. Two more, and you get a
chocolate bar.
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Come on.
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Oh, man.
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If you guys could do that in a kiddie
pool full of mud, you'd make some
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cash.
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