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Even things we love can become stale and
predictable.
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Sometimes we can benefit from a fresh
perspective.
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Is this a good hand?
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Yeah, you win. Again!
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I really miss Bobby right now.
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Plenty of offense intended.
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After three weeks, nobody misses him
more than me. I still don't understand
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Bobby had to go to spring training for
so long.
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All the pro teams have got to go for a
month. They've got to train, get back
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into shape, figure out who's going to be
on their team. Why don't they know
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their team?
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Well, they do, but spring training is a
chance for young guys to, you know,
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prove themselves and maybe get a shot at
the big leagues.
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So now that I'm a columnist, I can
finally write about the cool stuff.
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Not just transcribe box scores like some
little stat monkey.
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You mean like Bobby?
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I miss my little stat monkey.
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But the good news is, by this time
tomorrow, we will all be in Arizona.
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Wait, why are you going to Arizona?
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Working. Meeting girls.
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Working. Right, working.
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Spring training is big for collectors.
If I can get an old cub to sign a
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it more than doubles the price.
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Do you have to knock the little kids out
of the way to get that?
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Brendan, you should come with us.
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Everybody's doing it.
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Wait, Steph, you're going too?
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You don't even like baseball.
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No, but I like spas.
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And free stuff.
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So, I talked Travel and Leisure magazine
into sending me.
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So, technically, it's a business trip.
You should totally come. You know, if
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this was college... You'd be the oldest
guy in the dorm. You'd be arrested for
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being creepy.
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You'd have a name for your bong.
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Zeus.
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Yeah, but there'd be some great vacation
going on right now. I mean, come on.
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Why does spring break have to stop just
because we're not in school anymore?
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That's right.
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Spring break.
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We're working.
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Right. Working.
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You don't have to watch, Mike. Yeah, I
do.
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I'm going to the hotel.
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Wait, you're in our hotel?
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Ha! So much for your fancy spa weekend.
You're in the same boat as us. Not
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exactly. Unless your boat is the Grand
Executive Suite, because that's my boat.
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Hey, uh, speaking of boats, bed, bed,
bed, floor.
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Oh, it's Andy.
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Hey, what's up?
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It's poker night. Where are you?
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Arizona, remember?
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That's this week?
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I thought that was next week. Remember?
You said you were going to water my
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plants. Drink your scotch?
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You're breaking up. Sorry.
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Gotta go.
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Alcohol.
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Hey. Hey.
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So did you figure out what your first
big spring training column is going to
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Well, I have some ideas, but I'm not
exactly sure yet, you know? I just want
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write something that hasn't been written
before.
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Oh. Is that all?
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Spring break, vacation, spring training.
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Kind of makes me feel like anything's
possible, huh, fellas?
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And the ratio of women to men is like 20
to 1. I like my odds.
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Hey, those a couple of Dodgers?
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Yeah.
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Well, this place is dead. Let's go check
out the hotel.
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I'm kind of tired from the trip anyway.
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Spring training is a great chance for
young ballplayers to prove themselves.
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And young reporters, too.
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So, you want to join me for the
afternoon game?
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Oh, God, I'd love to, but most starters
are gone by the third inning, so where's
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the story in that, you know? Well, you
never know.
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No, I'm going to go talk to some of the
folks at the front office later on and
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find out why they didn't sign a bigger
player during the offseason.
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All right. Well, I'll see you later
tonight.
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Okay.
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Ah, star -crossed lovers from the
Tribune and the Sun -Times. That's
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It's like Romeo and Juliet.
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Romeo and Juliet died in the end. I'm
not wishing it on you, kid. I'm just
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saying.
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You enjoying the desert air, Jack? I
can't stand it. The wife wants to retire
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down here, but I'm not having it.
There's too many scorpions.
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How's the column coming? Terrible?
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Great. Actually, I'm going to go talk to
some of the guys in management later
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on. You're going to be asking them why
they didn't go after C .C.
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Sabathia in the off -season?
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That might come up. You know, I've been
writing that same free agent column
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since 1988.
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I just switched the names.
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Well, I mean, my take's a little
different, so... Right, right. You know,
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those stories have already been written,
kiddo, but I'm sure you'll find the
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fresh one.
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You know, they got poison in their
tails.
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I mean, who wants to deal with that?
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They're like mini dinosaurs.
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Hey, how'd it go today?
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I struck out, as they say.
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Ah, me too. Twice.
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Peach, this is Owen Scott.
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Oh, hi.
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Owen played in Lansing last year.
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Yeah. Well, if I ever want to play in
Chicago, I should probably call it a
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night. But it was nice meeting you, PJ.
Yeah, good luck out there. You too.
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Tomorrow's another day, right?
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Let's hope.
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Hey, I got a question for you. Does the
sun times let you expense beer?
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Oh, God, no.
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That's why we always drink at places
that serve food.
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Genius.
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Hi.
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Hi. I'm Connie.
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Brendan.
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Brendan. That's Iris.
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Huh? Yeah.
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Are you a leprechaun, Brendan?
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It depends on who's looking for me.
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Maybe it's me.
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What do I get if I catch you?
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Oh, uh, yellow moons, orange stars,
green clovers. Oh, I like green clovers.
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So, uh, Connie, is that, um, like,
Latvian or Peruvian?
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Check.
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Go back to being a leprechaun, Brendan.
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Dude,
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I cannot get a woman to talk to you.
Just because I'm not a ball player, big
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deal. What do those guys have that I
don't? Muscle, talent, potential, youth.
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Just because they can hit a ball with a
stick or throw a ball hard, I can throw
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a ball hard. I could strike one of those
guys out. Who?
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It's a pro dude.
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Of all of the crazy things that you have
claimed. I could be mayor.
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I could land a jet. I could find Bin
Laden. That might be the craziest, all
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right? You cannot strike out a
professional baseball player. I could. I
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in high school.
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Hey, there's your column right there.
Mike Callahan, a young... Bobblehead
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salesman. Naperville Central all -star,
walked into Ho -Hocum today and rocked
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the Cubs world by striking out fill -in
-the -blank.
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Mike, she's a columnist, not a fiction
writer. That's not even a fiction.
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fantasy.
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Yo. Hey, they got Hefeweizen on tap.
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Okay. I'm in Arizona.
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I just thought you'd want to know.
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Dude, do you miss us?
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No.
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You've been gone two days.
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You know, and I'm very busy.
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Got a full life and a full glass of
Hefeweizen.
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Yeah.
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Freak, freak!
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Woo!
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What? Why is she into you? Does she
think you're a ball player?
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No. She thinks I'm a leprechaun.
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I hate to break this to you, but that
girl is dating Mike Fontenot.
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Cub's second baseman, Mike Fontenot?
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Well, that's too bad for Mike Fontenot.
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Finders keepers.
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Brendan, she has a boyfriend.
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She doesn't act like it, but all I see
is... Hot!
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My sources tell me they're on...
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Donna Hughes. All right, I got to go.
Mike, you stay here.
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You've been working very hard today.
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What, you're making fun of me? Yeah.
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Plus, I don't want you talking to Santa
five beers in, so I will see you guys
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later. You too.
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Because we're staying at the same hotel,
and we might run into each other in the
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elevator, which would disgust me.
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I'm going to go make sure this phone
number's real.
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Yeah, I got to get up early.
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All my ideas are drying up. I got to
find something to write about.
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Hey, hey, you know, uh, Peach.
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I was hoping that we could chat later,
you know, like just the two of us.
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Yeah. Yeah, you want to get an early
lunch? Yeah, yeah, that'll be great.
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You coming? Yeah.
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Night, guys.
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Good night.
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Later, pumpkin.
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Well, it's just you and me, kid.
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You can be my wingwoman.
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Yeah, he actually has a great story.
Yeah, I know. It gets better every year.
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Dabney Haywood's been driving his
tractor for 30 years. In that time, he's
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probably run over 50 ,000 scorpions.
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Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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J. Franklin has had her job for just
five months.
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She's about to be fired for turning in
absolutely nothing.
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Steph, I'm really worried about my
deadline. I can't find anything to write
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about. CJ, you need to relax.
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I mean, that's what works for me.
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Steph, you write about the spa.
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Hey, it's not all fun and games, okay?
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Yesterday I had a salt scrub and it
hurt.
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So what is it you want to talk to me
about?
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Oh, yeah, that.
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Um, I mean, it's nothing serious, but...
Morning, guys.
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Am I interrupting something?
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Um, well, we were just talking.
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Oh, you know, just like stupid girl
stuff.
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And we can just save it for later.
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Are you sure?
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Absolutely. Yeah.
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Hey, how's the article coming?
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Oh, it's terrible.
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Everything has been done. I can't find
anything new about spring training.
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Maybe you just need a different
perspective.
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Yeah, like face down with hot rocks on
your ass.
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Yeah, that.
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Or how about going to a baseball game?
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Sitting in the stands being a fan.
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Gosh, I haven't done that in forever.
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Hey, let's do that today.
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The Cubs are playing the Rockies.
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Forget about your column. No pads, no
pens.
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Just fun.
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You and me.
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And Mike.
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And Kenny.
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And Brando.
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I'm still kind of working. No, no,
you're not working. Remember, we agreed
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just enjoy the game from the stands.
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That's a great idea. You know, we should
make the same agreement.
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Mike, you made that same agreement with
yourself four beers ago.
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I won!
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You are the best beer I have ever had.
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Good, because it was $8.
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Oh, dude.
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That girl is a 10 out of 10.
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Dude, you're playing with fire, I am
telling you.
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What, because I'm fun, though?
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Please.
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Hey, guys, check it out. It's Owen
Scott.
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Oh, my God.
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Hey, I'm cheering.
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Huh?
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We're not allowed to cheer or anything
in the press box. Oh.
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for two if I was on the mound. Oh, man.
Here we go again.
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I'm serious. Put me in and I'll strike
that dude out in three pitches.
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Remember how Brendan said in spring
training anything's possible?
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That's not.
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I caught you, you little leprechaun.
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Now do I get your pot of gold?
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Yes, you do, but are you sure your
boyfriend won't mind?
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What are you talking about?
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my friends that you're dating Mike
Fonda.
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Oh, I am.
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What? Yeah.
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Really?
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Then what the hell are you doing with
me?
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Mike's always liked baseball this and
baseball that, so the easiest way to get
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his attention is to make him jealous.
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No.
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Connie, I don't think I want any part of
that. Oh, too late. I already told him
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we slept together.
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That's totally insane. Why would you do
that? I told you I like to make him
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jealous, so let's go make out behind
home plate.
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You guys, spring break rule has gone
haywire, all right? That Connie chick is
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off her nut.
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She told Mike Fontenot that we slept
together.
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Did you?
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Yeah, Mike, I did, right there in line.
Here's your nachos. I don't want them
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anymore. Dude, you do not want to make
Mike Fontenot mad. The guy swings a bat
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for a living.
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So what am I going to do?
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Here's the story I'm getting sick of.
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You guys, I'm totally in love with this
crazy hot chick.
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Oh, wait a minute, dudes. I think she
just made soup out of my shoes.
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You know, there are plenty of beautiful,
sane women out there.
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Stop shopping at the crazy mall.
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But it's such a good mall.
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You know, they got the duck pond and the
food court. It's Orange Julius.
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It's also next to a hospital.
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You want to end up there?
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No.
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I do not.
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All right. Then ask yourself, why are
you drawn to crazy chicks?
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You know you're going to be trapped in
the cycle until you figure it out.
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Brandon, calm down. I seriously doubt
Mike Fontenot even knows who you are.
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Well...
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The biggest difference between the
regular season and spring training is
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the first three innings, but the last
three.
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Number 87.
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Who the hell is that?
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I've never heard any of the guys playing
right now. It's because the starters
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are in the outfield running wind
sprints. These guys are all minor
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right, my margarita light is flashing.
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Let's go.
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I've been bored since...
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Hey, where are you guys going?
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It's 13 to 4. I think the Cubs have lost
this one. They could always come back.
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Screw it, they can't come back. Screw
it. Chapter 1 from Mike Callahan's Guide
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to Living.
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Let's go.
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Well, I'm not leaving until it's over.
It's bad luck.
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Well, it's going to be bad luck for me
if I don't get out of here.
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Fine, I did not look happy.
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It's Owen Scott.
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Oh, go away!
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Hey,
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hey, hey.
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Your buddy is a home run away from
hitting for the cycle.
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Yeah, look at that. He had a single in
the fourth, double in the sixth, and a
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triple in the first.
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Oh, he wants it. He wants it bad.
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Yeah, but, Paige, don't get too excited.
You know how slim the odds are. Yeah,
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that's exactly why I'm excited.
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It takes something pretty special to get
two jaded sports reporters to spill
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beer on their shoot.
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Something like watching an unknown kid
do something extraordinary.
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I don't know. I was just really seeing
the ball well today. It helps getting
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that triple out of the way early.
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Yeah, well, you still needed that homer.
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To be honest, I don't even remember that
part.
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So what do you think your chances are of
making the team?
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Hey, I'm a long shot, I know. But I got
to say, today felt...
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Really good. It was probably one of the
greatest days of my life. It was fun.
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Yeah, it was fun.
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All right, thank you so much for the
interview.
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And congrats again.
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My pleasure, Ms. Franklin.
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Hey, um, any chance you and some friends
feel like helping settle a bet?
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Hey,
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rookie, let's see what you got.
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Are you serious?
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OK.
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All right. I need to warm up a little
bit.
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OK.
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I
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wish
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Andy was here. He would love this. Oh,
shoot. You're right. I'm going to call
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him.
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I'm kind of in the middle of something.
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What are you doing?
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Savannah's birthday.
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Andy, are you ready?
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I gotta go.
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Come on.
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It's a new low.
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Try throwing it on her hand, Callahan.
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Hey, man. What are you doing with my
girlfriend?
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Oh, my God. Look, dude, you don't
understand, okay? I never touched
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swear to God. Why would she lie?
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To get your attention.
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To make you jealous, dude, she's playing
games with you. She's trouble.
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I'm with you, dude.
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I'm attracted to crazy women, too.
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I dated a girl who boiled my shoes.
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My last girlfriend lit my car on fire.
Okay, see? We're chasing the wrong kinds
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of women.
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It's because we're afraid of committing
to the good ones. You think?
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Yeah. And we can always blame it on
crazy when stuff erupts into flames.
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Literally. Yeah. You know, there are
plenty of beautiful, sane women out
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We gotta break the cycle, man. We gotta
stop shopping at the crazy mall.
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Dude, you get me. I know.
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Not a strikeout. It has to go by the
batter three times.
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So did you find an idea for your call?
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Yeah, yeah. You know when you see an
unknown kid like Owen do something truly
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great? That's when you realize that
anything is possible, and that's what's
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special about spring training.
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Can I quit now? I don't know. Did you
strike anyone out?
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No? Keep going.
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We're gonna need more balls.
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Oh, hey, Andy.
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You are the first one here.
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Um, Andy?
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What? We're hugging.
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We don't hug. I know, but I missed you.
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Promise you'll never leave me again.
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Okay. Promise?
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I promise.
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All right. We'll never talk of a hug
again.
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Hey. Hey.
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Hey. Somebody left this poor 18 -year
-old bottle of scotch in your doorstep.
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Whoa. What's happening? Who is this?
Promise me you'll never leave me again.
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Okay. I promise.
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Where's Kenny? He missed our flight.
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He'll be here.
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Who's the bottle from, Peach? It's from
Jack Briscoe.
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Great column, kid.
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You're ahead of the curve, and I'm happy
to report that Owen Scott made the Cubs
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roster. Hey!
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Well, of course he made the team. You
saw the way he hit against me. Easy
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heater. Oh, shoot. I forgot to get beer.
I didn't have a chance to restock. All
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right, I'll go.
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I'll come with you.
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Thanks. Whoa, whoa. You're going to
leave us here with Huggy Andy?
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Yep.
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Not leaving here.
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Baby,
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your column is really great.
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I couldn't have written it without you.
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Oh, I know.
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I feel a little sorry, though. I never
got a chance to talk to Steph.
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About what?
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I don't know. She said she had something
important to tell me. We just never got
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around to... I wonder what
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she wanted to tell you.
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