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I miss you over Thanksgiving.
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I hate going home for the holidays.
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Somebody goes throwing something at
somebody and saying something they can
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take back, and then I have to sit in my
room until I cool off and apologize.
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I'm being crammed into my sister's
apartment.
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Five nephews trying to shove yams in
your ears and punching you in the
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Uncle Johnny! Uncle Johnny! Uncle
Johnny!
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Do you think your sister would be upset
if you didn't show up this year?
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Why?
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Maybe you and I could spend Thanksgiving
together.
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Start a new tradition.
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Are we allowed to do that? Yeah.
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You and me being thankful for each
other.
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Yeah, let's do it. Really?
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Yeah. Oh, wow.
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Thanksgiving at my place. Yeah.
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My sister makes a great Thanksgiving
dinner, but I know yours is going to be
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even better.
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Oh, Tony.
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I have to cook.
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You can get it out. Come on!
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You're a med student.
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Yes, and what you need is a vet.
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What the hell is going on out there?
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Check this out. There's a bus, a cop,
and a taxi all being blocked in by a
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green Buick Skylark.
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Oh, God.
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Please don't tell me it's a convertible
with clear plastic seat covers.
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How'd you know?
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Grandpa!
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leave the spot I got right out front.
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What are you doing here?
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Well, it was a nice day. I was feeling
good.
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I thought I'd take a drive.
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Plus, I left your grandmother.
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Was it on purpose or did you take a
wrong turn?
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This is not like last month.
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This time it's for good.
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All right. Give me your keys. I'm going
to go move your car.
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The day you drive my car, you'll be
coming home from my funeral.
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Great. Then I'll finally get to turn off
the blinker.
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Pete's grandparents sure have a messed
up relationship.
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Ooh, actually, that reminds me. I gotta
get over to Ashley's.
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What's the box?
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That's her stuff.
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Her boyfriend's moved to town. I figure
it's really gonna slow things down
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between us.
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She sure left a lot of junk for someone
you never really dated.
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She doesn't know I have it.
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you doing here i'm gonna respect what
you said about your privacy and honey if
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those are the movers could you tell them
not to unload anything until i'm there
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to supervise okay well i uh i have to
get
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just one look at him once honey oh oh
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excuse me i'm sorry uh are you a mover
and a shaker
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Justin, this is Michael Bergen. He's a
friend from medical school.
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Oh, oh, I'm sorry. I'm just a little
stressed out from the move.
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That's okay. You know, not to mention
having to find a new job.
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Must be hard having to start all over
again at your age.
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Justin, why don't you go put on some
pants?
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Oh, oh, of course. I'm sorry.
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Where is my modesty?
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I cannot believe that that's... Justin,
how could you choose him over me? Okay,
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first of all... Shh!
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And second of all... No, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no!
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I told you I was going to respect your
decision, and I am, okay?
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It's okay. I'm bigger than this. I'm
just going to leave.
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The guy, huh?
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I bet that we shared more passion in our
one kiss than you've ever experienced
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in your entire relationship with him.
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Tell me.
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Tell me that he's everything you want,
and I'll leave.
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He quit his job. He moved here for me.
He asked me to give it a chance.
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I owe him that.
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Okay. Well, I'll take that as a no.
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Honey, can I put my socks in with your
underwear?
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Chief Berg, I'm sorry you gotta go, but
we're kind of in a big rush.
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Where are we going?
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Well, we have a lot to do to...
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prepare for Thanksgiving tomorrow.
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All we have to do is confirm our
reservation at the restaurant.
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You cannot spend Thanksgiving in a
restaurant. At least not when my friend
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Sharon is having a big Thanksgiving
party. Well, I accept. No, he doesn't.
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Sounded like he did. Are you okay? Is
there some problem I'm not aware of?
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That you want Justin to meet new people?
Well, of course I do.
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You can't just keep me all to yourself,
honey.
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No, you're right. I'm just being silly.
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Then it's a date. Hey.
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You know, I think that this is going to
be the best Thanksgiving ever.
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No. I told you. We're starting a new
tradition.
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I want an intimate dinner, just me and
Johnny.
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Have you forgotten what Thanksgiving's
all about? People.
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People coming together, sharing.
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The pilgrims inviting the Indians onto
their land and into their homes.
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Befriending them, learning their ways,
and then stealing what was rightfully
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theirs.
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What happened to respecting Ashley's
choice?
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She's only with this guy because she
feels obligated. I mean, how can you
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respect that?
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Come on, Sharon. I understand how he
feels. Look, if you were in love with
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somebody else, I would do everything I
possibly could to make sure you fell in
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love with me instead.
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Why do you have to be so damn sweet?
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Fine. You can come. Thank you, Sharon.
You are the best.
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Thank you, Johnny. No problem.
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Now we can watch football.
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Just call Grandma, okay? We're going
home for Thanksgiving.
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I'm not going.
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Yes, you are.
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All right, Mr. Wiseguy, try this on for
size.
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We're at Thanksgiving dinner.
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There's a lull in the conversation, and
I turn to my son, your father, and say,
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hey, how about little Petey dropping out
of graduate school after all that money
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you spent?
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No, I don't think you raised him to be a
quitter either.
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You wouldn't.
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I'll bury you.
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Sharon, two more for Thanksgiving.
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Great. This is great.
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The start of a new tradition.
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A quiet, romantic Thanksgiving with you,
me, Berg, the woman he loves, the woman
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he loves, boyfriend Pete, and his
runaway...
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Justin. Hey, I just wanted to stop by
and thank you for the invite.
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My pleasure.
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Not really. It means a lot to me. I
don't know if you've heard, but Ashley
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have been having some trouble.
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Oh, really?
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Yeah, yeah.
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I think she's seeing another guy.
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Oh, I'm not making you uncomfortable by
telling you this, am I? No.
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I mean,
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you're the only guy I know here.
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Hey. You're her friend. Have you seen
some guy hanging around acting all goofy
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and lovestruck?
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You're not going to say it, are you?
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What?
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You're in love with my girlfriend.
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Well, yeah, but she's in love with you
and that other guy.
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You know, I have to admit, I'm just
surprised Ashley would go for somebody
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wasn't more substantial.
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Okay.
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Now, uh, I'm not admitting anything,
but, you know, I'm surprised, because I
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figured Ashley would be dating someone
who was a little more... Everything.
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Give it up, Berg.
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You deliver pizzas. I deliver
dissertations.
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What kind of tips do you get for that?
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I don't know. I guess we'll discuss it
at dinner.
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Can't wait.
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That makes two of us.
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It's been fun. Oh, I'll be there. Take
care. You too.
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Oh, one more little thing.
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What?
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I'd like a medium pizza with pepperoni
and extra cheese.
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You get a third topping free.
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I think it's great. We're having it down
here. It's going to be way more
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romantic.
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So I'm just going to charge up there and
bring all that.
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The greatest hunt. Okay.
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Oh, if you've got any, could you bring
down some of those mixed nuts?
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Uh, leave out the cashews.
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They repeat on me.
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Pete, trust me, you are going to hate
this Justin guy. He's so competitive. So
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are you. He's arrogant.
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So are you. You're my best friend.
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What is with that guy?
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Ashley,
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Justin. Hey, look, we're having dinner
in our apartment here, so, uh... Come on
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in. Oh, well, this is a nice place.
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I didn't realize you had children.
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Well, well, you're everything Berg said
you'd be. I'm Pete.
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Yeah, let me help you up with the coat
there. Oh, thanks. Oh, no, I'll do it.
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Okay, I'm the host. Really, I insist, I
insist.
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Justin, let me introduce you to my
grandfather, Charlie. Oh. And this is
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Sharon's boyfriend, Johnny.
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It's fourth and eight.
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Pete, why don't you show Justin where to
hang our coats?
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Okay.
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Right behind me.
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Okay, Pete, why don't you give Justin a
tour of the place?
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Oh, oh, okay.
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Follow me. The tram's broke, so we'll
have to walk.
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Okay, Berg.
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The only reason that I'm here is because
Justin was really excited about meeting
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new people.
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I like him.
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He's a nice guy.
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That's what I'm saying.
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He is.
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I know. You're impossible.
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This is the hallway, which will lead us
into the living room again.
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Thank you for that very loud tour.
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Just in time. I was just about to pour a
bottle of wine. This came highly.
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Highly recommended.
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Oh, a blend.
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I'll adjust my palate accordingly.
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Man, you called that a block?
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Don't let him go over you like that.
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You should be in there. You're a moose.
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No, no, please.
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Don't get off your guess.
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Hey, Sharon, this is Justin.
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Hi, Justin, I'm Sharon. Give me the
bottle.
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Okay, well, everybody, happy Turkey Day.
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Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Why don't
we have a real toast? Since this is
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Thanksgiving, I think we should all say
what we're thankful for. I, for one, am
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thankful for the love and devotion of
the most beautiful woman in the world
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has chosen to share her life and her
heart with me, above all others.
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Oh, Justin, that's so sweet.
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Wait.
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I'd like to say what I'm thankful for.
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Don't. Yeah, don't. Go ahead.
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I'm thankful that I'm surrounded by such
very special friends.
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Especially my new friend, Justin.
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Justin, as I look at you and Ashley
together, it fills me with a sense of
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that someday, soon, I'll have what you
have.
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Because Grandpa's car blew a gasket.
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Why can't we take the train?
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Why can't we take the train?
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Because you dropped out of graduate
school.
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Because there's a cow on the tracks.
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Well, I know. We'll try to figure
something out.
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Okay. All right. I love you, too.
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You're gonna rot in hell for lying to
your grandmother.
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Take that cigar in the hall, please.
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Yes!
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Johnny? Penny?
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Penny, Johnny?
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Would you like to say what you're
thankful for?
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Detroit's up by 12.
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I'm gonna go get the bird.
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It's all your fault.
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We'll get him over there, huh?
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What a phony.
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I hate him.
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I hate you.
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What?
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I just think it's ironic. You're trying
to break up Justin and Ashley, and
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instead you're breaking up Johnny and
Sharon.
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You're annoying.
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But you've given me an idea. Look,
follow my lead, okay? All right.
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Hey, guys, maybe you can settle an
argument for us. Okay, you two go to
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room.
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It's just that, uh...
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One of us is a hard -working med
student. The other lay about the house
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freeloader. Oh, my God. Wait a minute.
As I say this, I realize that you guys
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are in the exact same situation with
Justin being out of work and all.
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I hope I didn't embarrass you, Justin.
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Oh, not at all. Not at all. I just got a
job at Boston College.
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Yeah, they called right after you left.
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I guess you're just my little good luck
charm, Bert.
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Hey, maybe you ought to cut off his foot
and hang your keys from it.
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Oh, God!
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What a beautiful turkey.
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Oh, my God!
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Oh, my God!
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I ruined Thanksgiving.
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Nonsense. That's perfectly good.
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We'll take it upstairs and wash it.
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She's been, uh, thinking.
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No, you're not. You're watching TV.
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No. Come on, Johnny. Time's almost up.
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Gosh, you're something, Johnny.
Anything.
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Yeah. Time's up.
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She's not very good at this game. You
think?
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You know what else you're not good at?
You're not good at helping. You're not
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good at toasting. And you're not good at
creating new traditions with your
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girlfriend.
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Now, I'm gonna go get pie.
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What? Would you like some help with
that, hon? Don't.
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Even think about it.
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Okay.
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Well, here we go. Ashley, just you and
me.
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And me. Whatever.
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Okay.
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And go.
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Circle, round, ball, circle. High noon.
Yes.
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What the hell? Did you get high noon out
of that?
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That's a great clue. Look, the thun at
the top of the paper.
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What else are you going to get from
that?
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Circle? Round?
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Ball? Circle?
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I don't know.
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You can keep hitting it, but I still
don't know.
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Okay, and time.
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It's gone with the wind.
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Sarah?
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Wind.
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Are you from America?
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What's the thing in the corner?
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The...
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did you get that from that?
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Oh, wait, I see.
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Yeah, of course, because you were
cheating.
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No, no, he wasn't. He was drawing the
Eiffel Tower.
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That's where we went last summer.
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We just had so much history, Berg.
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Fine, great, excellent. New game.
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How about charades?
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Okay, Pete, you and I are a team.
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Ready?
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Movie.
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Three words.
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Second word.
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Kiss.
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Long kiss.
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Long kiss goodnight!
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Okay,
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okay, okay. Pete, you and I are a team.
Okay, okay.
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Movie.
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Three words.
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Second word.
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Okay, I'll take a stab.
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Long kiss. Good night.
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Right. Right.
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Okay, Pete, you and I are a team.
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No.
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Enough.
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Enough.
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I'm not going to be fought over like a
piece of meat.
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You knew about me and Burke, didn't you?
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Oh, well, I suspected.
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No, no, you knew. And instead of talking
to me about it, you used it to make me
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feel guilty.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah, and you, you invited me over here
only to drive a wedge between me and
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Justin instead of respecting my feelings
like I asked.
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You know, this is, this is really hard
for me.
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And you guys, you guys who claim to care
about me the most are making me the
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most miserable. Well, congratulations.
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This is the worst Thanksgiving I've ever
had.
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Oh, Justin, find someplace else to sleep
tonight.
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Berg, don't call me. Sharon, thank you
for a lovely evening.
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I just... I thought of another toast.
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I'm thankful I'm not in a relationship.
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You're kidding me, Pete.
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That's passion.
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Loving someone so much that you're
willing to make a complete fool of
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Like when you left Grandma because she
beat you at Wheel of Fortune?
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Come on, Pete. She gets worried if I get
home too late.
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Wait, wait, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Grandpa, what about my dad?
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Didn't I tell you? He's out of town.
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Wait a minute, wait a minute. What the
hell happened here?
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Well, for one, I think we all ate too
much.
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Secondly, I owe you an apology.
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You're right.
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I should have just stepped back and let
nature take its course. You know, if you
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guys worked it out, you worked it out.
That would have been the classy thing to
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do then.
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And that's what I'm going to do now.
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Well, that's really big of you.
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Considering she just threw me out!
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to make a grand gesture.
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Robert, I came here tonight not liking
you.
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Now I don't like any of you.
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You know, I wish you two just would have
listened to me in the first place and
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had a nice, intimate Thanksgiving.
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Well, I guess I'm the one that gets to
clean all this stuff up.
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Before you do that, before you do
anything, I have something I want to
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I'm thankful that I found a girl who's
not only smart and not only beautiful,
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but who's more important to me than I
could ever put into a toast.
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Oh.
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So sweet.
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You might want to soak the turkey pan
before you wash the dishes. Soap's under
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the sink. I'm taking a bath.
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Mom's gonna love her.
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I feel like I'm letting everybody down.
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I tell you, Pete, you're doing the right
thing. If you don't want to be an
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architect, don't be an architect.
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Just be happy.
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Thank you.
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Why, is your father going to kill you?
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