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Thanks so much.
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Thank you.
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Thank you for really pretending to be
that excited.
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Really, I appreciate it quite a lot.
Well, we're pretty excited because it's
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mother's birthday today.
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And we're going to have a surprise party
for her, and you're all invited.
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Would you like that?
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Of course you're excited, because you
probably don't get invited to a lot of
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parties, and that's why you're home
watching television right now.
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But, you know, it couldn't have come at
a better time, because my mother's kind
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of down lately, you know, complaining
that her life is in a rut, that she's
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dating anybody, you know, and so I guess
it kind of is hereditary in my family.
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And I'm hoping this will pull her right
out of it. So what we're going to do,
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seriously, when my mother comes through
these doors, I want everybody in the
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studio audience to yell surprise.
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Will you do that? Can we try it? Okay,
let's try it. See if you're a good
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audience. I'm going to count to three
and then you yell surprise, okay?
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it's going to mean a lot to my mom,
really.
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One, two, three.
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Surprise!
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Oh, that was great. Okay, now you at
home.
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One, two, three.
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Well, all right. Okay.
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Now, let's warm up a little by doing the
wave. Okay, we'll do a wave here.
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Yeah, we're going to start on this side
and we'll work our way to this side.
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Okay, this is pretty much going to take
up the whole show, I think. Ready?
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One, two, three, go.
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Oh, that was great. Obviously, you
people have worked together before.
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Gary, I think Nancy just pulled up with
her mom.
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Okay, everybody behind the couch. I'll
get the lights.
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We have you all come down, but there
just isn't room for everybody, okay? So
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you want to crouch behind your seats, go
ahead. And you at home, you'll have to
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get behind your own furniture because,
you know, there's no time to drive over
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here. Okay? And don't forget to yell
surprise when the lights come on.
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Okay? All right, Grant.
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Jackie. Yes, Gary.
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Does my hair look okay?
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Mm -mm.
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Gary, we can't see your hair. It's dark.
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Well, how does it seem?
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It seems dark.
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How about now? Can you see it now?
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Can you see it?
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I'll get another refrigerator if you
can't see it. Please don't. And will you
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get out of there right now?
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Okay. All right. Just a little gas.
Gary.
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Does your mother know about the party?
Oh, yeah, she knows all about it. We're
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just squatting like this because we're
going to start doing that Russian dance.
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That's a good point, Gary.
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Okay, this is going to be great.
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Don't forget.
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Oh, my, it's so dark in here.
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Let's come back later. Why?
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Oh, Nancy, you have no idea how
embarrassing it is every time I catch
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in the dark.
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say we just take our chances, huh? Gary,
your mom's here.
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Surprise!
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This
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is
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the theme to Gary's show.
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The theme to Gary's show. Gary called me
up and asked if I would write his theme
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song. I'm almost halfway finished. How
do you like it so far?
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How do you like the theme to Gary's
show?
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This is the theme to Gary's show. The
opening theme to Gary's show. This is
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music that you hear as you watch the
credits.
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We're almost to the part of where I
start to whistle. Then we'll watch the
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Shandling show.
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This was the theme to Gary Shandling's
show.
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She had a heart attack.
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But, hey, it's not your fault, really,
you know.
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But, sure, you yelled a little louder
than when we rehearsed it.
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Well, okay, actually, you yelled a lot
louder than when we rehearsed it. No,
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the one who put you up to it, so
don't... Gary.
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Oh, hi, Nan. She had a heart attack.
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It's all my fault.
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What? It is. It was my idea to have that
surprise party. That's what caused it.
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Oh, that didn't cause it? Yeah, it is.
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Nurse? Yes? Excuse me, could I ask you a
question? Sure. Now, a person could
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have a heart attack because of a
condition, not necessarily because of a
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particular incident. Isn't that right?
That's certainly right.
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Yeah. But in this particular case, it
happened because Spanky over here gave
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crap out of his poor mother.
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Way to go, Ace.
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Thank you very much.
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You know, just in case you're wondering,
my nickname isn't Spanky or Ace. It's
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Bubba, okay?
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Consuelo got it wrong.
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I've seen pictures like this in the
newspaper.
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Gary, she's not dead. She's sleeping.
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No, she's not.
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I've seen my mother sleep before, and
she doesn't sleep like this. Nobody
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Gary.
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I know you've never met my mother
before, but you really caught her on a
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day.
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Now, in this room, we have a myocardial
infarction, excuse me, induced by sudden
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shock. This condition is known as Gary's
surprise syndrome.
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disease after me.
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That puts me right up there with Lou
Gehrig.
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Now, Dr. Cashman, how would you treat
such a patient who was given 50 cc's of
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nitro en route to the ER?
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Well, if she responded to CPR and ICU
and her HR and BP were okay, according
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her EKG, I'd cut back to 20 cc's, but
add between 10 to 15 mg's of CA2 just to
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stabilize her BSL.
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Hey, you know, I used to drive an MGB.
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a BLT for lunch.
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I'm just trying to participate in this
conversation.
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And if she holds, Dr. Kipnis? I'd move
her from ICU to CCU. And if she doesn't,
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Dr. Huff?
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I'd send her back home.
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Home?
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Yeah, I think that'd be okay.
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Don't you?
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Hey, what are you guys doing?
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Gary. In addition to being a medical
facility, this hospital is also a
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institution, much like your series.
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I'm Dr.
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Zachron, and these are students here at
the hospital.
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Great, so what he's saying is my mom's a
pop quiz.
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Is she going to be okay?
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We should know by the end of the show.
In the meantime, let her sleep.
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Sleep? What's that? Oh, Gary wasn't sure
his mother was just sleeping.
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Oh, don't worry.
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She's just sleeping. That's right.
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Absolutely. Thanks.
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Thanks. Are you sure? I thought she sort
of looked like she's dead.
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Jesus, Huff. Who sleeps like that?
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Boy, you know, for his sake, I hope
they're grading on a curve.
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This is, uh, on the trip to Colorado.
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And then, uh, this is when we went
fishing. This is my mom.
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That's my mom and I fishing in San
Diego.
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And there I am.
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See, that's a fish I caught.
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That was the last time I ever heard a
woman say, wow, that's a big one.
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And that's me in the swimming pool in
the background diving for coins.
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The neighbors used to tease me and throw
money in there. Well...
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That's all the films I have of me and my
mom. Oh, that was great.
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Yeah. Grand,
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honey. Wake up, sweetheart. No, not
Uncle Gary and the pony again.
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I can't take any more of his whole
movies.
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Oh, Grant, come on. Gary, that was the
finest four hours I've spent in the
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theater.
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I'm sorry, you guys, but I really
appreciate you spending the night with
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really. Hey, we wanted to.
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Plumber party.
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Come on, Dad.
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Let's have a pillow fight.
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Let's tell ghost stories.
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No, no, no. I got it.
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Let's hold hands around the campfire and
sing Kumbaya.
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Uncle Gary?
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Uncle Gary, what's wrong?
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You haven't made one joke about my dad
yet.
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Uncle Gary.
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I'm sorry, Grant.
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You know, I'm just sitting here thinking
my mother might die. This phone could
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ring and I could be told I don't have
any...
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Parents at all.
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It's a really scary thought.
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Sure it's scary. We're all scared. I
mean, we all have parents who are going
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die. No matter how old you are, you
always want your mother and father.
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It's true.
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As long as your parents are around,
there's still a part of you that will
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feel like a kid.
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You know, I think about you guys dying a
lot.
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You do, son?
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Mostly at night when I'm in bed.
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You know, that's why I want Grandma and
Grandpa to stay real healthy.
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What do you mean, honey?
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Well, since they're the oldest in the
family, I figure that they're the next
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go. So as long as they're all right, you
two are okay, and you won't go belly up
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like Uncle Gary's folks.
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Oh, Grant.
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I'm sorry, Uncle Gary. I didn't mean to
say that. It just flipped out.
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It's okay, Grant. You know, you're going
to go belly up yourself one day.
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but you know hey a pajama party what a
great idea where's your mom stripping
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down guys it's like a morgan here what's
the well well where's the
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jacuzzi
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Hey, Father.
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Hi, Gary. How you doing? All right.
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I know you're wondering what I'm doing
in a gym when my mother's in the
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hospital. Well, that was Father Guido
Sarducci on the phone, and I thought
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was a good time to come and get some,
you know, spiritual guidance.
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Thanks for taking the time, Father.
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That's okay. My pleasure, Gary.
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You know, it's like I told you on the
phone.
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Everybody in church is watching your
show.
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And we all feel just as terrible about
your mother. Oh, thanks.
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And everybody's praying for her, you
know, to make her through this thing.
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The Pope, too.
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Oh, that's great. The Pope watches the
show?
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Well, he didn't see all of them, you
know, but he's seen one.
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A part of one.
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He's a busy guy.
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Right. But he did tape with him, you
know, on his VCR.
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And once he has some leisure time, he's
going to look at them all one time.
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Oh, great. I just thought he was great
in the Pope of Greenwich Village.
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Just great.
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I miss the day one. I miss the day one.
Oh, he was great.
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Hey, you know, Gary, the reason I had
you meeting me here instead of at the
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church... Yeah. ...is because next week
we've got this father -none -slam -a
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-dunk competition coming up.
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And I want to be prepared.
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Oh, sure.
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I don't mind.
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But, hey, enough talk about basketball,
huh? Tell me about your mother.
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Well, you know, I... How's she doing?
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Called the hospital.
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Nice touch, Father. Thanks.
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I made about eight in a row right before
you come. Yeah, sure you did.
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The hospital said her condition's about
the same.
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Well, she's not any worse.
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No, but she's not getting any better.
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It's kind of like she's in some kind of
medical limbo, huh? Kind of in between
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here, in between there.
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Not that I don't mean there.
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You know, I mean the big there.
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Right. You know, Gary, in a lot of ways,
Gary.
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Oh. You know, Gary, in a lot of ways,
life is like a basketball game.
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Life is like basketball?
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No, no, no. A basketball is like a
basketball.
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Right. Life is like a basketball game.
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You start off with dribbling. You run
around a little bit. You sweat.
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People cheer.
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First thing you know, it's over.
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You know, maybe I'm wasting my time
here. Maybe I should have stayed home
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just watched the 700 Club.
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How old is your mother? You know, she's
only 57.
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57?
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That's nothing.
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That's not even near the interregulation
of play.
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I never thought of it that way, but...
You know what I would do if I was you?
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What? Tell her that you love her. Yeah.
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Tell her that you're never gonna leave
her. Tell her, tell her, tell her, tell
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her right now.
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Because, you know, Gary, even if she
does get through this thing, there's no
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guarantee that anybody's life is going
to go into overtime.
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You know what I mean?
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Sure.
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Thanks, Father. You've been a big help.
It's all right. It's my pleasure.
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Hey, you know, I did you a little favor,
right?
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Yeah. Do me a favor, would you? Sure.
One hand wash with another one, right?
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Yeah. Pretend you're a nun, okay?
Pretend you're a nun.
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Pretend I'm a nun? Right.
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Well, okay, I've never really done it
before, but I'd be happy to give it a
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shot. Right. Just kind of go like this.
Punch up? Right. Punch up like this.
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Pretend you've got on the big heavy
shoes, you know, and you can't move very
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fast, you know. And you've got a beard
and a veil on. Veil on my head. Nothing
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on my head.
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Forget the head. Okay.
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Guard me, sister. Guard me, sister.
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Sister, look. The three wise men.
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I can't believe I fell for that old
three wise men trick again.
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I can't believe we'd stoop to that kind
of joke on this
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show.
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couldn't sing it the way Father Sarducci
did. She would have had a relapse,
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believe me.
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Gary. Oh, Gary. Are you okay, Mom? How
do you feel?
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Where am I?
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You're in the hospital, okay? Here's
where we are in the story, Mom.
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You had a heart attack, okay?
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But you're out of danger now, and now
it's tomorrow.
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And I'm reevaluating my life?
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Right, you're reevaluating your life,
Mom, because of your brush with death.
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Because of my brush with death, I've
just got this feeling that I want to
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doing new things, meeting new people,
you know, enjoying myself.
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Well, all the things that I should have
been doing, but I was just afraid that
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if I did... That what, you'd forget
about Dad?
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That'll never happen, Mom.
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I know.
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Hello, Ruth.
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Hello, Stanley.
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Stanley, um, Gary, I'd like you to meet
Stanley.
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Oh, hi, Stanley. Gary? Meet you.
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Stanley is also a patient here.
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Also a heart attack.
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Oh. Isn't that romantic?
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Yeah, that's really romantic, really.
The last girl I met in the hospital
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me.
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visiting a friend of mine.
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And you know, my heart attack happened
exactly under the same circumstances as
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your mother.
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Is that right?
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On the golf course.
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Well, I lied to him because I didn't
want him to be afraid of you.
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I think he's kind of cute.
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This is for you, Ruth. Oh, Dan Lee.
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They're beautiful.
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Well, I think our work is done here.
Let's get out of here. Come on. I got
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at the gift shop.
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Downstairs? Yeah.
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It's a very nice gift shop.
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It's a very nice hospital.
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Yes, it is. You know, I said let's go,
really.
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Unless you want to stay and watch this,
it's up to you. But I say we dissolve to
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my living room.
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All right.
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That's $20 you owe me now.
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Yeah, sure.
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Okay.
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This money goes to the church, right?
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Right.
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Okay, we're going to try this party
thing again, okay?
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But we're going to do it a little
differently this time.
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Make sure when Nancy brings my mother
through these doors that you don't yell
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anything, okay?
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All right.
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Gary. Mom's here.
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Hi, Mom.
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Hi, Gary.
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I'm here for my surprise party.
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How does my hair look?
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Well, now I know where he gets it.
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It's fine. I think I told you that in
the car, and I believe we talked about
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when I picked you up.
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See, I think your hair looks great, Mom.
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Oh, thank you.
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Okay, we're all going to hide behind the
couch, okay?
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Okay. All right, and then we're
slowly...
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Going to pop up.
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You know what I mean by pop up.
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Right? And we're going to say surprise.
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It's a fine plan.
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Okay. Are you ready?
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I'm ready.
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Okay, now.
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Okay, now.
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I'm going to turn the lights off.
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And then I'm going to turn them back on
again.
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Do you understand, Mr. Shandling?
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It's going to get very dark.
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and then it's going to get very light
again, very quickly. How quickly?
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No, no, no. Not that quickly.
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It's a dimmer. You'll be fine.
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Okay? Okay.
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Here we go.
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One, two, three.
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Surprise.
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Are you okay?
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I'm fine. All right. I'm fine. Okay.
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Now it's the studio on. audience to turn
and remember what I said very quietly
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because last time you nearly killed her.
Okay?
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Okay? One, two, three.
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Happy birthday, Mom.
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Well, thank you.
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My dear Bubba.
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Oh, what a sweet boy. And you know what?
I was surprised. I was surprised.
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I really was.
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I was surprised.
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You came here for my birthday party.
Thank you all so much. It was wonderful
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that you came here. All right, that's
enough, Mom. We've got to end the show.
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That was great, Mom.
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There you go.
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Mom gets a little carried away.
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Well, I think we've learned a couple of
lessons tonight. First of all, you don't
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want to yell too loudly at a surprise
party.
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Don't ever forget that. And I think the
other lesson we learned is that you've
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got to live life in the now. You know,
you can't wait for that heart attack to
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happen.
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to reevaluate your life because it may
never happen, you know? And you'll be
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sitting around hoping for that heart
attack and it may never come. So, you
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my advice is pretend to have a heart
attack right now and reevaluate your
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because life, you know, is to be... I
think the lesson is, really, is that if
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you have parents, that you should tell
them you love them because, Father, I'm
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trying to tell them what life is. And I
think life is dumb.
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Slices are like a bumper pull.
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Right.
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You know, it seems easier at first, but
then you find out there's bumps all
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along the felt.
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And what we got to do is maneuver our
way around the bumps, try to find
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spiritual enlightenment along the way,
and also try to hustle a couple of bucks
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along the route as well.
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And I think that's just what we're
trying to say.
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So, um, you won't get advice like that
on any other show.
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Anyway, we're going to share my mom's
birthday cake with the studio audience.
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wish you were all here, but we'll see
you next week, okay?
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See you then.
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Hope you enjoyed. It's Gary Sandling,
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