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Good God almighty!
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Nice shot, Dad!
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Yeah, I'm just warming up.
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My beeper. I think it's my beeper.
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Well, I guess it's our beepers.
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Maybe it's my beeper beeping your
beeper.
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I'm working on it.
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It's just stuck.
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Let me give it a try.
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Um, what's your score?
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Seven.
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There. You gave me a strike.
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This could be the night you bowl 300.
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What's my dad doing?
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I think he's flirting.
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Oh, that's so embarrassing.
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Not to mention gross.
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It's hard to do, isn't it?
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Ramaki, I've never had this at a bowling
alley.
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Well, I planned this fundraiser, so I
got to pick the food.
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You're a good picker.
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Come on, Rams, your turn.
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Oh, is that your wife? Oh, no, no, no
way. Definitely not. She's not my wife.
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I'm not married.
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Oh, what a coincidence.
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Neither am I.
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Ray. Let her know you got a job.
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Oh, you own a limo business.
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By far my favorite mode of
transportation.
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And you're in public relations.
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That's quite a job, getting the public
to relate.
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Work it, Ray. Work it.
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Well, I'm up next, I. Better get back
over there.
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Nice meeting you.
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It's nice to meet you, Ray Campbell.
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lunch and he called her for business
dinner. We kind of figured the business
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part was over when one of their meetings
was on a sailboat at sunset.
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Anyway, she finally came over and we met
her for the first time.
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Oh, Ray, you look awfully dapper.
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Where you going?
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Well, Beverly's picking me up. We're
going to the theater.
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Ah, the theater.
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I haven't been there since I saw Naked
Gun 2.
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you think of this tie?
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I love it.
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I'm changing it.
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I knew that would get him to change that
butt -ugly tie.
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Hi, I'm Beverly Sims.
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Ooh, that's quite a grip you got on that
handshake.
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I'm sorry, I spent the whole day in the
boardroom and forgot to leave the power
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handshake behind.
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Oh, I hate when that happens.
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Must be Lisa.
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Ray's told me so much about you. Oh,
yeah?
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What'd he tell you?
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He said that you were a lovely person.
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Oh, and that you live over the garage,
kind of like Fonzie.
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Ray is so funny.
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Yeah, everybody laughs at Ray.
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So, he tells me you knit?
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I thought.
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That's wonderful.
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You know, I'm not domestic in the least.
I just don't have the time with my
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career and all.
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Well, it is my career and all.
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I'm a fashion designer.
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Good for you.
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Well, you must be the twins.
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Good eye.
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I'm Beverly Sims.
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Now, which is which?
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I'm Tamara. I'm Pia. Okay, now you may
have to remind me again. Or maybe we can
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get Lisa to knit you some name tags.
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No, no, wait.
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Ray told me. Let's see.
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12?
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14. Oh, that's so cute, the way they do
that.
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Yeah, we're thinking of putting them in
the circus.
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Well, here's funny Ray now.
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Hello, Beverly.
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Hi.
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Ray, I love your tie.
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Well, thank you.
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Oh, well, I see you and then everybody.
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Yes, we've become fast friends.
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Yeah, my head is spinning.
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We don't want to miss the curtain. You
crazy kids. You have a good time.
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Get away from me. I hate cats.
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I mean, it's not that I hate them. It's
just that I'm so allergic.
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It's okay. I hate cats, too. You do?
Yeah. Always have.
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Always will.
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We have so much in common.
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She hated her.
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So, how old are you?
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Twelve. Oh, that's so cute the way they
did that.
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Can you believe how much perfume she was
wearing? Yeah, I bet she was just
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trying to cover up her B .O.
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I think her dad really likes her.
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What if they're in love?
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Love? You rang?
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with the most beautiful woman. Too bad
he got to her first.
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Roger, don't spy on my father, okay?
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Tell me everything.
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Oh, he's looking into her eyes kind of
like this.
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Roger, stop that.
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Don't you understand? I'm offering
myself to you now while I'm still young
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you can mold me.
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Uh -oh.
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Uh -oh what?
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Well, I just thought, stay falling in
love and get married, then she'll be
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moving in until you and your mom will be
moving out.
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Oh, man, that's right.
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Don't worry. You can move in with me.
Then your mom can go to the Y or
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something.
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Tamir, do you think that could happen?
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Hey, come on. Beverly's gross.
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I'm sure my dad will see right through
her. There's nothing to worry about.
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Tia.
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Tia.
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Good, you're up.
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What's going on?
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It's after midnight. My dad's not home.
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That's weird. Your dad's always home.
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So inconsiderate.
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He could have at least called.
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What? Is it too hard to pick up a phone?
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And after all we've done for him.
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Oh, is he... I can't believe this.
Beverly's getting out of the car.
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Things should be going home.
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She is. so cheap.
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This is wrong. We shouldn't be watching
from here.
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Right. We could be better downstairs.
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I really had a great time.
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This has been quite an evening.
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I see the theater, coffee house, and all
on a school night.
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Ray, you need to get out more.
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I get out. It's just that it's hard
sometimes.
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You know, when you have kids to take
care of.
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Well, um, who's gonna take care of Ray?
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I wonder who.
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It's me and you, Ray.
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Ew!
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She has got to go.
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As the days went on, We saw more and
more of Beverly. She was like this
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that wouldn't stop growing.
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We knew we had to get rid of her. Yeah,
and there was no way we were going to be
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split up again.
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Well, I finally came up with a plan. I
told her it was pretty stupid.
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Like that was going to stop us.
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So, you like my dad?
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Very much.
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He's really nice.
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And his medication's working great. He
hasn't had his fits.
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Well, don't tell him we told you this,
but sometimes he thinks he's James
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Oh, good God almighty.
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See? Well, I'll tell you, girls, I like
Ray, but I love James Brown.
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I love your eyes.
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And I love the way you love my eyes.
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And I love the way you love the way.
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I love your eyes.
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Oh, Ray.
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Beverly, please.
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Yes, this is Ray Campbell's secretary,
Felicia.
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Can you believe she's making me hold?
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She is working my last nerve.
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I want you two to quit interfering with
me and Beverly.
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Not again.
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Yes, again, and I'm getting sick and
tired of it.
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Lisa, you think this is funny? Oh, no, I
know it's very serious, Ray, but that
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James Brown thing did tickle me.
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Oh, good God almighty.
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Now, I'm sorry you two don't like
Beverly, but I do.
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But, Dad, we don't think she's right for
you.
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I'm not sure if Beverly's right for me
either.
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But I'm going to keep seeing her until I
find out. And if she's not right for
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me, I'm going to date a lot of other
women until I find the right person.
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I totally agree with Ray. I don't know
where he's going to find all these
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but I totally agree.
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The bottom line is, I'm going to be
dating, so get used to it.
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Got it?
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Got it.
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And we did get it.
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Dad was going to date. But like I said,
it's just a matter of finding the
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perfect person. And we felt the least we
could do was hell.
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After all, we knew the perfect person.
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The itsy bitsy spider came down the
water spout. Down came Lisa
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and blew the suckers up.
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Hey, Mom, what are you doing?
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I'm on bug patrol.
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Mom, maybe you should change into
something, you know, more sexy.
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so I can seduce the Orkin man?
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It's just that Beverly's coming over
tonight, and she always looks so nice.
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I don't care what Beverly thinks.
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Well, Ray's home.
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I care even less what Ray thinks.
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You know, for your age group, Ray's a
cute guy.
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many things you guys have in common
we're both black name another one okay
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you don't have much in common but that's
good too because opposites attract
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think about it i'm coming for you
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charlotte
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Oh, I'm making dinner for Beverly. We're
going to have a piece of salad, pasta
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with my special marinara sauce.
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Hmm, needs more of my secret ingredient.
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Ragu.
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I'm sure she'll like it.
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I bet Lisa will like it, too.
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No, you're right.
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I better hide it.
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How was school?
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It was good.
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We talked about this really good book,
Madame Bovary.
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I really don't remember, but I think it
was about this guy.
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who was going out with all these women.
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Evil and with bad perfume.
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But the whole time, the perfect woman
for him was right there in his own
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I really don't remember her name, but I
think it was Liza or Lisa.
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Lisa Bovary?
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A good woman.
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I think the bread plate goes on the
left.
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And no, the right.
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No, left.
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No, right. No, stop it, Ray.
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I'm just having a little fun with you.
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You're so easily amused.
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I want you to know I'm taking the girls
bowling tonight, just in case they
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decide to set Beverly Pay on fire.
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tried to fix me up with you.
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It's not that funny, right?
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Yeah, right.
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He want me to wear something more sexy.
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Sexier than that bug outfit?
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Makes you want to take me to a roach
motel, doesn't it?
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They're worried if one of us gets
married, they have to split up again.
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Oh, that's ridiculous.
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I wouldn't do anything like that. I
mean, if I got married, we'd work
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out. You get married.
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Maybe I'll get married.
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Well, if you get married, I'll give you
away.
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Well, fine.
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I'm registered at Tiffany's.
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Oh, these napkins are nice.
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Make sure you take them out before you
pour the wine.
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Thanks.
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No biggie. I think I'll go round up the
girls.
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What's that you're wearing? Is that new
perfume?
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Yeah. Black flag.
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See ya.
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Okay.
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That salad was delicious.
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Where do you taste my pasta?
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Well, I love a man who knows his way
around the kitchen.
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You need a woman in your life, Ray.
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Well, maybe you should come around more
often.
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You know, I was thinking that maybe next
weekend the two of us could go away
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someplace.
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Maybe I'll pack my going -away bag.
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But I'll have to make sure the girls are
okay. I'll check with Lisa, make sure
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she's not going anywhere.
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Where would she go?
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Yeah, you're right.
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Well, anyway, weekend after that, we
should definitely do something with the
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girls.
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Sure, that'd be great.
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They're really a lot of fun.
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Today, they did the cutest thing.
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They tried to fix up... Never mind.
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No, tell me.
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No, no, no. You had to be there.
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Ray, you can tell me anything. I like to
laugh.
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Okay, it's really silly.
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Great, come on.
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Okay.
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Lisa was dressed in this weird outfit,
killing bugs.
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And I was in the kitchen cooking.
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And the girls were running around.
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Trying to fix us up.
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Look at this.
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Bug outfit, big can of bug spray.
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Funny stuff.
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I knew you had to be there.
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Look, Ray, that woman is after you.
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In a bug outfit?
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And those girls are out of control.
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I mean, they really need some
discipline.
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Oh, come on, they're just kids.
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Ray, they're wonderful, but they're kind
of like puppies.
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I mean, they're cute chewing on your
slipper, but if you don't whip them into
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shape, they'll tear up the whole house.
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Well, maybe I should send them to
obedience school.
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Don't worry, Ray.
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We'll straighten them out together.
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Yeah, together.
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I don't feel like bowling.
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It's no fun without teens.
295
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Well, we could all go to the lounge and
watch all the pathetic people smoke cigs
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and hit on each other.
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Okay.
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Oh, for God almighty.
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Dad! Hi, Ray.
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All right, how about a game?
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Where's Beverly?
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Well, I don't think I'm going to be
seeing much of Beverly anymore.
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Really?
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Oh, that's too bad.
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I'm sorry.
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I wasn't meant to be. Come on, let's
bowl.
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Okay, you're on.
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All right, is this the four of us?
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Brooklyn!
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Brooklyn, Brooklyn, Brooklyn!
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Manhattan.
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Hi.
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Hi.
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I was watching you bowl.
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I know. I was watching you watch.
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Do you think you'll fall for that James
Brown thing?
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Lisa, the game has just begun.
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Oh.
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So I see you here a lot. Are you in a
league?
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I'm in a league of my own.
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How about you?
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Oh, well, I'm in a singles league.
323
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Oh, I like that.
324
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How do you get your ball, the curve like
that? It's such a masculine curve.
325
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Well, it's called a hook.
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Here, let me show you.
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Okay, now, bend your knees, and you keep
your arm close to the body.
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Yours or mine?
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It's like watching a train wreck, isn't
it?
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