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And so, I've been appointed to the
fundraising committee at the Children's
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Hospital. Wow.
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Hey, you're really being a good person.
Yeah. I don't get it.
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Look, we are proud of you, all right?
You let us know what we can do to help.
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Okay. Actually, um, I'm organizing a
charity bachelor's auction.
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Oh, home available anytime.
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All right.
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After that thing.
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Park, please. I just need three more
guys.
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Absolutely not. I know how these things
work, okay? A bunch of lonely, desperate
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widows slobbering all over you.
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Pete? Yeah, sounds good.
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Who is it?
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Irene!
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It's Irene.
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Hi. Hi.
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Where's Pete?
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Oh, he's not here. Oh, I thought I heard
his voice.
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Well, when Cher and I, we answer
together, sounds like Pete.
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Well, hey, do you think... It'd be all
right if I borrowed some of Pete's
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clothes to sleep in.
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No.
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No, I'm asking.
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Irene, I've got your cat.
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I found the rascal in my plant. Oh, no,
no, no, no. He's just a little cutie.
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Well, thank you.
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Oh, you're just a little cutie.
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And she's just a little creepy.
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No, Ashley has been really nice lately.
Ever since she got a new boyfriend.
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Ooh, Ashley has a new boyfriend?
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Whoa, whoa, whoa.
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Who is he?
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Oh, I don't know.
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Oh, well, just one of Pete's docs for
your trouble.
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Jared,
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how many weddings have you been in?
There's like five bridesmaids dressed as
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here. Everything's gotta go.
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You sure?
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What if butt ugly comes back into style?
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Hey, you know what? I just don't... I
don't need any of this stuff anymore. I
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cleansing myself of the old
materialistic me.
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Yeah, and while she's cleansing, I'm
making out like a bandit.
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Hey, Johnny.
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You know what? This thing doesn't work.
I want my money back.
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Sorry, Pete. All sales final. But,
Johnny, I asked you... But? Nothing.
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Hey, you're the one who wouldn't buy the
extended warranty for 50 cents.
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But, no, Johnny, it's not fair. You know
what? At least throw in that fishing
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pole. The fishing pole.
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You're selling my fishing pole?
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Baby, we agreed. We're changing our
lives.
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No, I'm not changing. You're changing. I
was already good.
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You don't need this.
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You haven't been fishing for months.
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I went last weekend.
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Yes, and you were gone all day.
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This is mine. It goes back in the closet
with my tackle box.
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Hey, is a tackle box something that's
kind of square and smelly that you can
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sell quick for about seven bucks?
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Yeah.
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Yeah, try getting groceries in it.
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Wait, wait, hold on. That's Ashley and a
new boyfriend.
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Oh, look at me. I have so much money.
What a loser.
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Of course he is. Who else would date
Ashley?
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Thanks. I had fun.
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Hey, Pete. God, isn't it a beautiful
day?
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I don't know. Why don't you go away and
I'll find out.
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You are so funny.
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I hear you got a new boyfriend, huh?
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Oh, yeah. You might remember him. He
was, um, entertaining kids in
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Oh, the fat clown. Congratulations.
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No, the, um, other one.
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Nomar Garciaparo?
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Huh. Who would have thought there were
two Nomar Garciaparos in the world?
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Well, one's the famous baseball player
and the other one's not too picky.
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God, you're dating Nomar Garcia -Parr?
Did you hear that?
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Well, it's hard not to when you squeal
like a little schoolgirl.
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Oh, my God.
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Do you know what this means? It means we
get to hang out with Nomar and he'll
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give us box seats. And what's the cutoff
age for Batboys?
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Ashley.
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Oh, my God. It's him. It's him.
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I almost forgot your purse. Oh, thanks,
Naomi.
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So, hey, this is Pete, and this is Berg.
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Berg?
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That's a funny name.
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Thank you for getting me this orderly
gig.
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You're welcome.
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So how long do I have to work here
before they make me a doctor?
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Well, uh... Well, it's a seniority
system.
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But I'll tell you, the next doctor that
dies, you're in.
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Cool.
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Hey!
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Whoa, Ash, where are you going? It's the
middle of our shift.
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Oh, well, they're letting me off early.
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But we're swamped today.
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Oh, I know. I feel bad, but Nomar's
getting his ESPY award, so the other
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agreed to cover for me.
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Nomar? ESPY award?
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Berg, did you hear that?
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Your old Betty's going out with a
baseball stud.
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Yes, I've heard.
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Man, that guy's a star.
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Oh, you really traded up.
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Thank you, germ.
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I mean, look, you dumped her, and now
your ex -Betty is the Queen Betty.
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She's the leader of all Bettys in the
free world.
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Are you going to let him call you a
Betty?
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Yeah, well, it would bother me if I
weren't the Queen Betty.
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Oh, man, she's funny.
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to take me shopping for my birthday.
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Oh, oh, my God.
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Where did you get these beautifully
colored dresses?
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Oh, are they for sale? Or are they just
for show?
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No, no, no, no, no. They're for sale.
Really? Oh, then I'm the lucky
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at the end of this beautiful rainbow.
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Guess I better take them all. How much?
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Uh, five.
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Hundred? Five hundred. You said it, five
hundred.
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You want to just write me a check? Oh,
no, I don't believe in banks. They get
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robbed all the time. I hide all my money
in my jewelry box.
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Oh, hi, Berg.
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Look at these pretty dresses I bought.
It's like I was practically in the
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weddings.
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You are too sad.
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Oh, you tease.
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Oh, God, what's with you?
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Nothing. It's Ashley's new...
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boyfriend and everything. Everyone
thinks he's so great because he's a
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player. No, you know, he's a really
great guy.
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How would you know?
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Well, we all went out to dinner the
other night and he paid for everything.
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Big hit with Johnny.
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And he was great with those kids in the
hospital.
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Oh, really? Did he heal them? Because
that's what I do.
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Yeah, of course.
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Because what you do is much more
important than what he does. Yes, that's
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I've been saying. Uh -huh.
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That's why you're the Perfect guy to
fill the last slot in the bachelor
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No, I'm not going to be doing the
auction, okay?
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I'll give you a chance to compete with
Nomar. Nomar's going to be in it?
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That's right.
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And he's going to be on your home turf.
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You know that everyone at the hospital
loves me.
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Yes, they do.
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But, you know, I guess I'll just have to
settle for Nomar.
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Hold it.
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Sharon, don't you think I know what
you're trying to do?
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You're protecting your new friend,
Nomar. Well, if it didn't work, count me
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I have two
days to get a butt.
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Man, I've sold all sorts of crap today.
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Pete, all eyes are on you.
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Because you're standing next to me.
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I'll catch up with you in a sec. All
right? Okay.
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Hey, Donnelly!
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I got a present for you. What's that?
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This is toast from my new toaster.
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But look, look.
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It's not crispy.
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It's not crunchy.
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You know, it's not even golden brown.
Well, look.
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toast. It's bread.
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You sold me a breader.
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Oh, thank God. I was afraid you weren't
coming. Where have you been?
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Sorry, Sheriff. Passed a mirror on the
way over.
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You do look great. Yeah, you are looking
at the guy who's going to bring in more
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money than any other bachelor.
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Yeah. Bert, you know how I told you that
people would pay more for you than for
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Nomar? Well, that in the charity
business is known as a lie.
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You see, that's where you're wrong, my
friend. I own this place.
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Watch.
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Sharon, aren't you going to introduce me
to these lovely ladies?
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Oh, oh, this is Mrs. Elliott.
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She's one of the hospital's biggest
benefactors. Hi, Dr.
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Michael Bergen. The May to your
December.
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That is so charming.
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Too bad this isn't a bachelorette
auction because I would be bidding on
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Foxy.
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Are you willing to take a turn?
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Show me the money.
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I'll see you on the auction block.
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Wear your bifocals.
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You can count on that.
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Oh, my God.
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That's no more.
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Oh, give me a push and I'll touch his
buns.
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You sold me a broken toaster.
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So do something about it.
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Fine, I will fix it.
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Wait a minute. Can you believe that guy?
Look at him hogging the spotlight.
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Yeah, I know. It pickens me when a
sports hero takes time out of his busy
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schedule to raise money for kids.
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No, no, no, no, no. He's just here for
the publicity.
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You know, I'm here so the kids can get
their new... pony?
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It's to build a new children's wing.
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Well, we're not going to let the pony
run wild.
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How about I buy my two buddies a couple
of drinks, huh?
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Yeah, could you send mine over there?
I'm going to go say hi to Nomar.
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Okay, well, I guess it's just you and
me, Pete.
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Okay, go. Thanks.
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Bartender?
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Yes, sir. What's your poison?
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What are you doing here?
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Oh, just doing my part for charity.
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Pouring a little booze for the kids.
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Pour me a double.
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Come on, you got to get over this no
more thing. He's just a man.
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He takes a fastball in the temple. He's
just like you and me.
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Oh, and here I was getting all down on
myself. The drink now.
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I got just the thing. I invented it
myself.
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It's called the germinator.
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What's in it?
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I can't tell you, but it cleans when it
flushes.
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So you agree with me, right? It doesn't
matter that Sharon sold Johnny's tackle
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box. He should give me my money, right?
Okay, okay, okay.
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Deal is a deal. All right, Nomar, if you
have a bad season, do you give the
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owners their money back?
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That's a tough one.
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But which answer will make you guys
leave?
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Sorry, sorry, sorry, Nomar. Here you go.
Oh, gosh.
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You guys knock it off?
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We're here to help sick children.
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Let's just try to be a little more
charitable.
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Hi, guys.
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Hey, Naomi.
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Now remember, baby, no matter who buys
you, you're coming home to me.
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Yeah.
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And no more. Listen, I live right
downstairs, so stop by and play some
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stickball.
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Oh, Ash, you know what? I have a dress
that's just like that.
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Not anymore.
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You sold Ashley my dress?
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I had to. We were all out of tackle
boxes.
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Germ? I can't feel my lips.
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You're in stage one, baby.
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Hey, you.
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Just wanted to wish you good luck
tonight.
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You're wishing the wrong guy luck.
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How many of those have you had?
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I don't know.
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Apparently the germinator attacks the
central nervous system.
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Entering stage two.
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Well, I'm going to a coat shack. Call me
if you need medical attention.
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But I cannot get over how great you
look. Oh, thank you.
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She's got some nerve selling her my
dress.
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You're reaching the wrong guy, Luck.
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He reminds me of my grandson.
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And your grandson's a backstabbing liar.
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You're wishing the wrong guy luck.
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evening at my place.
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Candlelight. Music.
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Soft food.
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500?
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600. Burke, you can't bid on yourself.
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like a bite of this green apple.
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Huh? Huh?
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Is that the humor? Normally very
attractive in a guy?
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Now do I hear 400?
258
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250?
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Anything?
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Look, look, people, let's remember why
we're here, okay? It's a charity, and a
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charity...
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county fair.
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And I know that a lot of you don't think
I'm worth spit.
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But I beg to differ.
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I'll have you know that I'm worth tons
of spit.
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There.
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That'll teach you.
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$100. Tom!
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Thank you, sir.
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Hey, Bert.
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Will you take me for a ride in your car?
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Sure. Sure, tomorrow. After I play
stickball with Pete.
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After the auction.
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Well, if you won't talk to me, I'm not
paying.
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He's behind the bar.
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Sharon, Irene is not back here. There
you are!
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Oh, goody. Well, come on, Pete.
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I want to drive up and see my parents.
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They keep asking when they're going to
meet you.
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How sick are these children?
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I guess we'll see you Saturday, then.
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You did a great job tonight, Sharon.
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Thank you. We raised a lot of money, and
it's the first time in a long time that
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I actually feel good about myself.
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Well, I just want to apologize for my
behavior.
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It's okay, Bart.
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Deep in my heart you're gonna find
somebody that's just perfect for you.
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we'll see how Saturday goes
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In front!
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