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Rudy, don't blow bubbles with your
straw.
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Okay.
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Rudy.
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Put that straw down and drink your milk.
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Okay, that's enough. Breakfast time is
over. Let's get upstairs, brush your
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teeth, get ready for school.
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Daddy, don't play with your straw.
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Please, don't even talk about it. Poor
baby.
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That's the third time this week.
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You know what I think?
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I think that little babies want to only
be born from 2 to 5
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a .m.
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Whenever there's a blizzard, arctic
winds are blowing, and the temperature
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173 below zero.
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Because every time I pulled one out, the
baby looked at me and did like this.
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Maybe we should forget about that movie
tonight, huh?
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No, no, no, I'm fine. No, you're too
tired.
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No, no, I'm fine. You know, you say this
all the time, and as soon as the lights
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go out, so do you. Why don't we make it
Friday night?
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Okay, wait a minute. Let me see here.
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Regional forecast, warm, and no babies.
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Friday. Friday it is.
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Mom? Yeah?
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Can we please go shopping? I need a new
sweater. Oh, come on, Vanessa. You just
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got a new sweater.
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Wear them inside out.
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This is for the school dance on Friday
that Robert's taking me to, and I really
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want to wear a new sweater. I've even
got it picked out. Oh?
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I want one exactly like the one Denise
has got. So why don't you ask Denise if
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you can borrow hers?
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Mom, she's not going to let me have her
sweater.
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Well, how do you know that? If you tell
her why you want it and you ask her
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nicely, you might be surprised.
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All right.
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I'll try it.
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Denise!
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Would you like to lay a bet on this one?
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Denise has been in that same position
with Sandra. She might be understanding.
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I'll bet you a box of popcorn at the
movie. A large jumbo box.
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I will take that bet.
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You slammed the door.
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You slammed the door.
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I'm sorry, Dad. I had no idea you were
sleeping. Yeah. But you always say, make
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sure the door's closed. Right. Sit down.
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I always say, make sure the door's
closed.
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But somehow you confused that with
feeling it.
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It's not necessary to do that. You just
kind of ease into it. That's why I have
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the windows cracked like this. For you.
So when you slam it, the walls don't
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come crashing in.
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You know, I love it when we study
together.
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Me too.
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Oh, she had all our classes together.
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Me too.
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Hey, Robert.
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Hey.
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Okay, I was just trying to get some
juice.
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Did you hear who's playing at the dance
Friday?
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No. The Spikes. Wow, they've got
saxophones. And did you hear who's doing
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decorations? Who? What do you got
setting anyway?
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Um, the war of 1912.
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Vanessa, 1812.
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Well, I don't want to bother you because
I know a lot happened in that war.
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I'll only be a minute.
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I just woke up Dad, and he's really
cranky. Uh, excuse me, we're studying.
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That's great, but I told Monica I'd call
her. Use the phone upstairs.
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Hey, I'm here.
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We are studying.
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You know, the big war in 1912.
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Vanessa, you can take a break so I can
make one phone call. We cannot take a
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break. We have a big history test to
study for. Come on, Vanessa.
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Okay.
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We'll consider taking a break if you
consider loaning me that certain item of
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clothing I asked for earlier.
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Why should I lend you something that
belongs to me to use something that
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to all of us?
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Foxborough residence.
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Hi, Janet. Hold on for a second.
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Vanessa, should I tell Janet to call you
back?
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No, we'll take a break. Wait a minute.
You just told me that you couldn't take
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break. But it's for me.
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Theo, do not give her that phone.
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Give me the phone. Theo!
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Theo!
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She must be doing this because she found
out I said I was wearing my red skirt.
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Thanks a lot, babe.
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Robert, do you have any sisters?
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No. Go home tonight and thank your
parents.
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This is the exercise class for the cool
people.
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We are the people who believe you don't
need pain to have gain.
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I'm going to tell you what you can do,
but you do what you feel like doing.
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be cool about it.
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Hi, Daddy. Hey, are these your friends?
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Yes, they wanted to watch TV.
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Well, are they trying to get into shape?
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Yes. Well, they don't look like they're
really into it, so why don't you take
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them on upstairs and read to them?
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Okay. All right. Now let's stretch out
that lower back.
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Raise your arms.
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If you want to, raise them high above
your head.
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Just now.
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That's cool.
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Now bend at your knees and touch your
palms to your toes.
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That's cool.
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You don't have to keep your knees
straight if you don't want to.
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Just remember, if you don't attack your
heart, your heart won't attack you.
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Hi, Cliff. How you feeling? I am ready
to go to that movie tonight.
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Oh, not too tired? No, I got plenty of
sleep, and I just finished my exercises.
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This is a wonderful film. Carla told me
it has won major awards throughout
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Europe. Well, I'm not interested so much
in the awards as I am in this jumbo,
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big box of popcorn that my wife is going
to buy me tonight.
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You will get your little stinky popcorn.
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No, no.
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And don't be cheap. Don't come back with
a little box thing like this. I want
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that tub. Where's that tub that they
have where you have to climb in and eat
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your way out? That is what I want.
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What's up, Vanessa?
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Theo, can I talk to you for a minute,
please?
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What's wrong?
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Got my history test back.
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It's my own name.
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Addison Redd. That's the worst kind to
get.
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I don't know what happened, Theo. Robert
and I studied hard for that test.
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Oh, yeah. I saw you two.
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When do you think I should tell Mom and
Dad?
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The sooner, the better.
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But if I tell them now, they might not
let me go to the dance with Robert.
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Vanessa, there's a chance you may never
dance again.
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Vanessa, what's Mom and Dad?
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The R -note little Ds.
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Good luck.
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Vanessa got a D.
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Rudy,
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what do you think?
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I like that.
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You said that about everything.
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I like everything.
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That's because you don't know how to
dress.
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I know how to dress myself.
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No, I mean when you... put your clothes
together and you look good. I look good.
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You know what I mean? Never mind.
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What's this?
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Never mind, Rudy.
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Why does it have a big red D on it?
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Forget about it.
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None of these sweaters are right.
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Sneeze.
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I really had a good time.
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I really had a good time, too.
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I really liked this bike. I really liked
this bike, too.
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The saxophones were great.
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Um, well, I guess this is good night.
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I guess.
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Yeah, it was great.
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Good. Vanessa, I want to talk to you
now.
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Is it okay if we do this later?
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No, now.
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There's a sweater missing from my
closet.
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There is?
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Yeah, the purple one.
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Robert, could you wait in the kitchen?
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Okay. Fix yourself a snack.
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Okay, thanks.
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He was going to kiss me goodnight, and
you ruined it.
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Vanessa, why don't you take your coat
off?
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I'm cold.
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Oh, you're in the house, though.
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How can you be cold in the house? Sooner
or later, you're going to have to... to
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take that coat off, and I'm going to be
there when you do.
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Vanessa, can you take that coat off, or
I'm taking it off for you. All right.
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Here. See, now, you took my sweater. I
didn't think you'd mind.
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What do you mean you didn't think I'd
mind? When you asked me, I said no way.
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All right, I took your sweater, and I'm
sorry, but you didn't have to say
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anything in front of Robert. He thought
it was nice. I don't believe you.
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Are you fighting?
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Yes. No.
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What's the matter?
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She's got my sweater on.
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I like it.
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Vanessa, I want that sweater. sweater
back in my closet in one minute.
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And I mean it.
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Now, come on, tell me what the movie was
about, please.
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No, come on, tell me what the... No.
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Look, I couldn't help it if I fell
asleep.
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Now, come on.
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All right?
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So, now, when I was sitting there...
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a box of popcorn had the big soda i was
ready fired up you understand now the
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thing comes on the screen and i don't
know how long it was i watched two men
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sitting in a cafe drinking coffee and
smoking cigarettes talking police police
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and i have to look at the bottom of the
screen to find out what they're talking
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about so
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I mean, I said, okay, something's going
to happen. Then somebody came by with a
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bicycle.
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What was it all about?
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That they were not in the same cafe.
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It was a different cafe than at the
beginning of the film. And there was a
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that happened in between.
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While I was asleep.
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Because there was nothing going on when
I was awake.
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Okay, what happened?
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I'm not telling you. Please tell me,
because you said when we were riding
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you said there's a lot of symbolism and
stuff. There was? What was it?
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Okay, now the bike was a symbol of
freedom. It was a vehicle. Whose
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Nobody rode on the thing. It just kept
going.
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Okay,
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Cliff. There was two men. There were two
men. There was Philippe.
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Right. Who worked in a factory. I got
that part. You got that part. Right. You
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remember his best friend Jacques? That
was one of the most exciting parts.
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And then?
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There was Jacques. Right. With the
mustache.
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Jacques had the hat. Philippe had the
mustache.
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Okay. All right?
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Philippe worked in the factory. Jacques
was a poet. They were best friends, and
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they were in love with the same woman.
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There was a woman in it? There was a
woman in it.
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You didn't see that woman? No.
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Oh, Cliff, she was gorgeous.
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You're kidding.
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Oh, honey, yes, there was a woman. A
gorgeous woman.
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Yes, she was, and walked around in these
little flimsy summer dresses and did
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her face like this.
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Oh, well, why didn't you wake me up? She
wasn't your type.
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So what happened with the woman? Now,
where did the woman came in?
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The woman could not decide who she
loved, so she just dropped them both.
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Well, I would have, too, because all
they wanted to do was smoke cigarettes.
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It was a beautiful, touching love story.
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Okay, well, I just... And you missed it.
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I sure did. I missed my popcorn, too.
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Because when I woke up from this
depressing scene, my popcorn was gone
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was my soda.
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Now, I want to know who took that.
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The man on the bike?
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not taking off the sweater until you
apologize for poking me in the shoulder.
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I'm not apologizing. Okay.
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We're even. Wait a minute.
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We are not even. You're still wearing my
sweater.
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Knock it off, Denise.
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I don't have to.
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You're just mad because the sweater
looks better on me. Yeah, right.
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Don't shove me.
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I'll shove you any time I want to.
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Is that right?
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Yeah, that's right.
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What's going on in there? Fight! Fight!
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Stop! Stop! Stop! Hey!
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Stop! No! Come on! Come on! Stop!
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Stop! Look, the two of you... Stop!
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Stop! Stop!
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That's enough! That's enough! Now, stop!
Denise and Vanessa, I think you better
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stop!
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Cliff, are you all right?
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me out.
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Rudy, go wait in my room, please. Do I
have to? Yes, you do.
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Now? Yes, now.
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Oh, boy. I want to know what's going on
in here.
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She started by... Wait a minute. Wait a
minute. Denise, you go first.
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Why does she get to go first? Because I
said so.
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She went into my closet and took the
sweater, the one I said she couldn't
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Would you stop? Stop it.
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Vanessa, is this true?
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No, no, before you start to say no, let
me remind you that you're wearing the
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evidence.
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Oh, yeah.
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Well, Mom, she shoved me. I shoved her
because she took my sweater. We have
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rules in this house. One of them is we
don't take things that don't belong to
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us. And the other one is we don't try to
kill each other. Denise, you may not
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drive your car for two days.
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But, Mom. But, Mom, me and Vanessa, you
can't talk on the telephone for the next
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two days.
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I'll give your sister her sweater back.
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And you will wear the same clothes for
two days in a row.
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Come on, Dad.
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Come on, Vanessa, give your sister a
sweater back.
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Stop.
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Give it back nicely.
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I'm sorry, Denise.
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You have to get it cleaned.
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Okay, the money for the cleaning comes
out of your alarm.
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Yes, Mom.
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This is my shirt.
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Well, I borrowed it. I was going to give
it back, but I forgot.
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Not only did you forget to give it back,
you forgot to ask me if you could
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borrow it. I'm sorry.
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And this is my belt.
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Did you never wear it? I never wear it
because it's never in my room.
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Claire, you better come and take a look
in here.
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going to trust that anything that's in
that closet or that belongs in my closet
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will be returned to me by the end of
this evening. Vanessa, I'd like to speak
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with you in your room, please.
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And I want whatever belongs to me in my
closet, just like your mother's.
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Vanessa, what has gotten into you?
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What do you mean? I have never, ever
seen you behave like this.
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Mom, Denise and I fought over clothes
before.
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Yeah, but not to the death.
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But I had to have that sweater.
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Why?
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Lucille turned and called Janet and said
that she was going to wear her red
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skirt to dance.
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That meant I couldn't wear my red skirt,
so I had to wear my green stretch
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pants. That meant I couldn't wear my
blue sweater, and Denise's sweater was
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only sweater that would go with this
outfit.
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Robert loved me in that sweater.
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Vanessa, I can understand you wanting to
look good for Robert, but when you go
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into your sister's closet and take
something that she specifically told you
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to, that's wrong. I know, and it will
not happen again.
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Good.
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Wait a minute.
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These are my socks.
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What, my tuxedo?
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Vanessa,
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this is a D.
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I know. I don't know what happened.
Robert and I studied very hard for that
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test. You and Robert? Yeah.
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I think we have to call Robert.
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He's in the kitchen.
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What is he doing in the kitchen?
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Hi, Mr. Huxtable.
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Hi, Dr. Huxtable. How are you, Robert?
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Vanessa said I could have a snack. Sit
down, Vanessa.
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I want to ask you a question.
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It might be personal, but I would
appreciate an honest answer.
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What grade did you get on this last
history test?
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A D+. Well, I'd like to talk to both of
you
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about studying.
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Dad, Rob and I study a lot. Study a lot.
I see you there with the books open and
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two of you sitting together.
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And then every once in a while you turn
a page and you write little names.
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Each other, Robert.
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And then you write Vanessa.
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And then you turn a page. And you touch
hands and you look at each other. And
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you do like this.
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And you look around and you touch each
other again.
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I mean, what is it you're talking about
studying? What you're doing is
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socializing.
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See, I would love to spend all day
gazing into my husband's eyes, but I
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that. Because I have to go to work and
he has to go to work because we have
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bills to pay. We have allowances to give
out.
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So, if you don't mind, I would like the
two of you to take a little break from
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studying together for a while.
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Oh, Dad, please. I promise I'll do
better.
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Don't. No, no, no, no, no. I'd just like
to say one thing.
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Vanessa and I have a test coming up next
week.
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But if you could just give us one more
chance, one more chance, I know we can
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much, much better. Please?
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No.
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That's okay.
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My mom saw my grade and grounded me for
the next three days.
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Okay. So, after you come off of your
groundation,
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then it's up to the two of you to see if
you can prove to us that you can study
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together. Is that all right?
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I know we can.
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Vanessa and I like a pencil and eraser.
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Together. That's right.
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Well, what are we, the pen and the ink?
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Robert, how about Vanessa and I give you
a ride home? Hey,
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how you doing?
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Uh, the pen and the eraser are taking
the pencil home.
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Huh?
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Rude.
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