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I'm telling you, it was funny. You had
to be there. We were there. The waitress
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saying, Banana Boothy, not that funny.
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Whoa.
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Something seems different around here.
You look like an animal that just been
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danger. Let's hope this doesn't end with
a lion lunching on his dinner.
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Oh, no.
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It's not danger, I sense.
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Not danger at all.
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My Michael! Mom, how long has it been?
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This morning at breakfast.
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Wilder, I trust you pulled your grades
up.
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Amanda, let me see those earrings.
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Oh, did you pick them because they make
your head droop?
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Speaking of which, Rebecca, quit
slouching.
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Noah, maybe she's slouching because
she's depressed about your hair.
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Isn't she great?
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Why do I get the feeling we're the ones
in danger?
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Seriously, is it that bad?
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The way to get out and hang out with my
friends.
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Find out what's new. Don't question on
who.
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And who's after what's new.
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It's a whole new thing.
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In the pages of my magazine.
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came to drop off Michael's after -school
snack, she offered to stay and help me
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organize my day planner.
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You're in good hands. A trade
publication once named my mom one of
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organizers to watch.
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I had to give it up when my Michael was
born. When one dream ended, another
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began.
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Everyone can benefit from a little extra
organization.
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Exactly.
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Like if Noah had been better organized,
he wouldn't have missed that dinner we
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had two weeks ago.
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Shame on Noah.
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Well, showing up to dinner empty -handed
isn't much better, dear.
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Looks like you got on the shame train
one stop too early.
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Great grub, by the way. I love food I
can eat with my hands. You were eating
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mashed potatoes.
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Let's say we get back to working on my
day planner.
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Great idea.
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Can I come watch an artist at work?
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Oh, Michael, it's not art.
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It's a science.
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Michael's mom is the best.
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I love her. Because of Mrs. D, my table
manners have improved.
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My eating over the sink manners still
need work.
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She makes me realize I should smile more
when being brutally honest.
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What? This is the ass nine. Somebody has
to tell Michael how pushy his mom is.
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No way, dude.
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Mothers before brothers.
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You can't say anything bad to a friend
about his mom. You have to do the noble
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thing. Make fun of her behind her back?
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No. Force him to say something bad first
and then agree.
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All right, but making fun of her behind
her back is so much easier.
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The worst part about being a teacher was
when they picked partners, because it
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was always one kid that got left alone.
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You always felt sorry for that kid. So
now you've got to put that kid with the
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two girls. And he does nothing.
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He just stares up into space while
they're talking about the giraffe.
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He still gets 7 out of 10, though,
because I marked him the night before,
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there's nothing he can do about it.
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What are you doing?
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I'm taking notes from my article.
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Being a class clown and where it may
lead you.
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From the looks of things, telling jokes
to six people at the blurb. Sounds like
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a warning.
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Quiet. The comedian may hear you. You
don't want to draw attention to
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Excuse me. Talking girl. What are you
doing? Are you writing down my whole
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No, you seem to know it pretty well
already.
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What's this for?
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I'm writing an article on Class Clown.
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I had him in my third grade class that I
wanted to interview, but he's still in
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detention.
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I'm going to read this article.
Seriously.
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Subscribers?
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I have a pretty good feeling they're
probably just going to skip that page.
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See? You should leave comedy to the
professionals.
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That's why I have the talking stick,
where it makes my voice nice and loud.
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Well, there's something terrible that's
happened.
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I know.
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It should not be this hard to put pepper
on my sandwich.
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No, for her birthday, I gave my
stepmother a coupon book full of things
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she'd never make me do. You mean like
cooking and cleaning?
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Exactly. But then she handed me this.
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A coupon for one free day of
babysitting.
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This won't be so bad.
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Your stepmom's old enough to take care
of herself. Just put on the TV and help
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her with her drawings.
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It's not for her. It's for when my new
baby brother -slash -sister is born.
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Her way of telling me I'll have to help
out.
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Then to me, maybe the thing you should
do is help out.
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But I don't know the first thing about
taking care of babies.
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I have just the thing.
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Meet the interbrat. It looks like an
egg.
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It's not an egg at all. It's an egg
-shaped orb. You connect it to the
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to learn how to take care of a real
baby.
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I used it when my parents adopted my
baby sister.
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Your family adopted a sister? Why have I
never heard of her? I told you about
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you, eh?
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That's a sister? I thought you were
sneezing.
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This would be great. I'll connect you
online.
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Now, the program tracks how well it's
rested, fed, and hugged.
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I don't know.
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You'll do great.
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All you need is dedication and smarts,
and you have both.
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You're right. Plus, I'm good -looking.
With a face like this, I'll be the best
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introvert mother ever.
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Amanda.
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Don't you wander off like that again.
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Kids, huh?
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It's good.
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See?
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Beth laughed at the professional?
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It means that professional comedians are
better. I know what it means, but I got
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laughed too.
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Well, of course you did, dear.
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But not everyone can be funny like my
Michael.
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He used to dress in his dad's suit and
do impressions of everyone in the
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How did that one of your father go
again?
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Take off my suit.
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My little man.
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Oh, you'll be one soon.
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Michael used to have thin arms like you,
and look at him now. With the right
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food and a little luck, you'll get
there.
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Isn't she great?
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With the right foods and a little luck,
maybe I can be that great, too.
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What's that supposed to mean?
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Mother's before brothers.
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It means that your mother has a point.
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My arms are scrawny.
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One's getting ready to bruise.
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Must have been a rough night. Don't feel
bad. One time to get Orby
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to sleep. I read the same bedtime story
five times.
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Didn't help that I fell asleep every
time I read it.
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Not me. I sang half a lullaby, and he
was out like a light.
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That's impossible.
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Wait a minute. According to the data,
Orby is well -rested, fed, burped,
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changed, and bathed. And I'm setting up
meetings for the right preschools. I'm
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not letting him get mixed up with the
wrong orb.
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a Mommy
Me synchronized swimming class to get
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to.
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That's so funny, huh?
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Just enjoying a slice of sweet comedy
pie I baked with my own hands.
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It's my stand -up routine.
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See for yourself.
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Okay.
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Why do they call drinks ice cold? Only
ice can be ice cold.
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I got five minutes on that.
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I see.
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Chemical properties of a solid? Oh,
yeah. I went there.
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Why do they call them practical jokes?
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Shouldn't they be called impractical
jokes?
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What's the deal with milkshakes? You
don't shake them. It's more of a
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process. Rebecca, these jokes, they're
really not
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good.
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You laughed at them. I smirked at one,
was completely stone -faced for the
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and the third. I'm trying to repress.
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Funny yesterday at the blurb. You saw. I
saw people laughing, but... But
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nothing. I had them in stitches, and
these jokes are every bit as funny.
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I guess we'll never know.
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Oh, we'll know. I'm trying them out. At
home? Into a hairbrush?
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In the bathroom? On stage.
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Into a microphone at the blurb. And you
better not be drinking a smoothie while
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I'm up there. I don't want anything
coming out of your nose while you're
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laughing.
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Why do they call it a cup of tea? How
did that letter get a drink named after
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it? You never see anyone drinking a cup
of you.
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Whoa.
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I'm saving that for my encore.
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Mr. D just gave me a lecture about
playing too many video games. At least
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what I think she said.
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I was playing a video game.
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You'll wake Orby.
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Let's check your scores.
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Hmm.
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You scored higher than anyone.
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You could be up for an endorsement deal.
Think of it. You could be the face of
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faceless orb parenting.
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No, thanks.
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I'm doing this for the love of an egg
-shaped child.
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Let's take a look at this little guy. I
told you he's sleeping.
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Okay, Amanda.
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You're such a good mom, I should leave
now before you burnt me.
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Then again... Not a chance.
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Hello, Daddy's assistant.
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Good job keeping the orb alive.
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Oh, B -D -Dub, put on your swim cap
because you have a Mommy and Me
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Sim Classes app.
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P -D -Y -L.
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Oh, Mrs. Baby's heard about my comedy
debut, and she put all my jokes on index
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cards. She even changed the wording on
some.
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She's tarnishing my gold.
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You're right. We should probably just
burn them all, you know, to be safe.
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Haha, you're always the funny one. Now
it's my turn.
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Batter up.
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Mrs. D pulled a sandwich right out of my
mouth. She said I was boiling my
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appetite.
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Boiling it? I was challenging it. That's
what appetites are for.
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Maybe just try to force me to eat some
half -eaten sandwich.
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Mothers before brothers rule still
apply.
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Just get Michael to say something bad
first. It's our only hope.
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My mother's having so much fun with all
of you. Not as much as we are.
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You guys sure you want around this
often? I wish she could be around more
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Well, I've got some great news. In order
to make this all more efficient, DJ's
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keeping it for the month.
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Yay!
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First off, you all need to stop
lollygagging around.
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The Davies train to efficiency is
pulling out of the station.
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Woo -woo!
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So what do you think?
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Woo -woo?
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Woo -woo!
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It'll be the best thing for both of you.
Trust me, she needs you more than you
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know.
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Who was that?
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I've reorganized your day planner.
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Uh, where are all the loose papers?
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Attached. Safety first.
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They were loose on purpose.
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Uh, who was just on the phone? I've also
moved your appointments for next week
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so they all take place in the same part
of town.
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You canceled my meeting with the head of
MDG Music?
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I've been waiting a month for that
meeting.
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Mrs. Davies?
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Who were you just talking to?
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Your mom.
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You're having lunch with her rather than
that MDG music guy. You need bonding
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time. The topics will be how much
chocolate you eat and that vase you
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you were eight. You're apologizing and
meaning it this time.
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I need chocolate.
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You do eat a lot of chocolate, dear.
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There's my boy.
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Hey,
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why can't I see the little guy? Because
it's mommy and me time.
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I just want to play this little piggy
with him.
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But he doesn't even have toes.
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I was going to use mine. Let me see the
baby. It's my baby.
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Hey,
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Orby isn't green or melon -like.
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You got a fake, fake baby to replace
your actual fake baby?
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Father, I can explain. There's no
explaining this. You neglected the
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lied, and dropped an innocent fruit. The
watermelon deserves better. We all do.
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Don't.
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Haven't you done enough?
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It's okay.
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Mommy's not going to hurt you anymore.
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You're not really going through with
this, are you?
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Why would I?
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You heard the laughter.
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There are ways that you can be funny.
When you're nervous, when you ramble on,
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when you bite your lip, or when you're
just being yourself.
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And there it is.
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I wondered how long you could keep that
in.
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You think you're the only funny one.
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Well, I can be funny too.
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I never said you weren't funny. You say
it all the time.
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I mean, I'm not saying it today.
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You can be funny when you're not trying
to be funny. And you can be a good
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boyfriend when you're not trying to ruin
my dream.
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I wasn't even trying.
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The watermelon's asking about you.
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Why did you do it, Amanda?
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The first night, the orb seemed so cold
and distant.
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What if the real baby doesn't like me?
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I thought it was better to let go now
than get hurt later.
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It's an orb.
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Of course it was cold and distant.
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It even said so on the box.
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Batteries not included. Maybe cold and
distant.
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As long as you don't pull out its wires,
you're mother of the year.
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But I did almost pull its wires out.
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And I have an amazing voice.
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You're supposed to love me.
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The only thing you have to do to get a
real baby to love you is to love it
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first. Well, feeding and diapering help
too, but usually you can get your mom to
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do that part.
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You really think I can do this?
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You are going to be the greatest big
sister ever.
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You sure are a sweet boy.
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Yes, I am.
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Now, let's go to the blurb and watch
Rebecca bomb.
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And you know how to cheer a girl up.
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Come on, R. I only said what I did
because I didn't want to see you bomb.
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not going to bomb because I happen to be
funny.
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Just the two I was looking for. Noah, my
mom wanted to tell you that she's
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moving your desk in the hall. She said
that you and Rebecca waste too much time
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making flirty eyes at each other. What?
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No way.
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Rebecca, mom says that you're too young
to be making flirty eyes at boys. Don't
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want to get a reputation.
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Well, tell your mom not to worry because
there is going to be no flirting going
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on here anytime soon.
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Amanda! My mom wanted to tell you that
she thinks she should dress down in
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school. Dress down?
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Her words, not mine.
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And water.
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My mom's bringing clippers. She says
that shaggy hair is a sign of a messy
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That is so sweet of her. All I desire is
her help and support.
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Then you'll be happy to know that she
cleaned and de -stickered your
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Cleaned and de -stickered?
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Does she have any idea?
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What it took to get the board to look
that way? Every sticker takes me back to
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time, place, or mind -blowing, heart
-pounding stunt. Your overbearing,
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can't -keep -an -opinion -to -ourself
mother has got to go, Michael.
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No, no, no. Not next week. Not tomorrow.
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Not even in an hour.
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She has to go now.
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What about mothers before brothers?
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That was before she broke my other rule.
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hating before hating. Way worse.
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Oops. I was wrong. It's the same.
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So it is.
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Of course, when I said your mom has to
go, I meant go and continue being the
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best mother ever.
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Why did you lie about Wilder's board?
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I had to know what you guys really felt.
And since I won't say anything bad
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about my mom, I was waiting for one of
you to break.
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That, and I enjoyed the ride home.
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If you want me to ask you to leave, I
will.
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Get rid of her and I'll piggyback you
home every day. On one leg.
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Point taken.
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And I'll pass.
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How do the rest of you feel?
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We're going to miss her.
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Check it, check it, check it, check it.
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Hey, hey, wait up, wait up.
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Anyway, our next performer looks ready,
and it's really not her first time,
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because last night she kind of performed
when I was performing.
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And now she gets her chance all by
herself.
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Please welcome Rebecca Harper.
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Terry D., everyone.
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Thank you. Good to be here.
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So why are they called drinks ice cold?
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Only ice can be ice cold.
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Shouldn't they say drinks are cold but
not cold enough to be a solid mass?
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00:17:35,810 --> 00:17:39,490
Um, so what's up with hamburgers?
There's no ham in them.
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Well, there isn't.
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Unless you make them yourself.
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Ben's stick ham in there.
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I'm just saying.
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Ham and burgers, that is gold.
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Not funny at all, but gold.
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Why do they call drinks ice cold?
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Only ice can be ice.
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Did I say that?
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Hey, where'd you get those jokes at the
bottom of Bob's purse?
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00:18:06,289 --> 00:18:08,330
No, but I wouldn't be shocked if I did.
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Bob hasn't thrown anything out since
1973.
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00:18:13,570 --> 00:18:18,950
One time, I dropped her purse, and it
took me three days to clean up. I
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practically drowned in sugar packets.
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There are coupons for products that
don't even exist anymore, and I think I
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a map for buried treasure.
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She saw a butterscotch candy stuck to my
leg, and she said I was stealing it.
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I don't know what hurt more, the
accusation or the candy removal.
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20 -year -old butterscotch welds on
pretty good.
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20 -year -old butterscotch, that does
weld on good.
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So I checked her scores, and they're
through the roof.
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What are you pretending to feed now,
huh? A head of lettuce? A cantaloupe?
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Nope, it's a larvae.
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Daddy's assistant dropped them off a
while ago.
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So those scores are yours.
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I didn't doubt you for a second.
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You should have. And you were right. I
am a great big sister.
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I'm just about to read him a story.
Which one?
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The Princess and the Purse. It's about
an evil witch who puts a curse on a
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beautiful princess's designer purse
collection and turns them all into
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No spoilers.
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00:19:20,440 --> 00:19:21,440
I wouldn't be surprised.
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Once upon a time in a magical closet far
away, the prince... Seth set off for a
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day of shopping adventure.
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And they all lived happily ever after.
The end.
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Michael!
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I've been doing some research.
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And do you realize that if Noah took all
the time he spent on cracking wise and
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put it into cracking books, he'd be in
his third year of college.
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00:20:02,420 --> 00:20:03,640
Mom, we need to talk.
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We talk all the time, Michael.
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00:20:06,160 --> 00:20:07,160
Not like this.
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I'm afraid you've threaded your last
needle.
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Where have I heard that before?
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It's how they tell the contestants
they've been voted off until you think
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can sew.
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00:20:15,800 --> 00:20:16,800
Oh, yes.
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My friends really like you at our home,
but they prefer you not to be here.
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I understand.
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Your friends are jealous because they
wish they could be as close to you as I
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am.
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Actually, they find you a little
overbearing.
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That's because they're jealous that they
can't have their mothers here and you
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can. Yes, Mom. They're jealous of our
relationship, of you as a mother, and
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because you're the only one who knows
that they should live. And that's why
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you're fired.
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Not so bad.
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00:20:53,860 --> 00:20:55,980
I mean, you can still run other people's
lives.
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00:20:56,980 --> 00:20:59,160
Dad still needs to be told how to dry
places.
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00:21:00,460 --> 00:21:05,640
I have never been more proud of you.
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00:21:06,640 --> 00:21:11,160
My son can fire a person better than any
son in the world.
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Say it again. You're fired.
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00:21:13,680 --> 00:21:14,920
Once more with feeling.
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Get out and don't come back.
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00:21:17,160 --> 00:21:19,600
Don't let the door hit you on the way
out. One more time.
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00:21:19,940 --> 00:21:21,380
You'll never work in this town again.
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Oh, my...
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Good charity!
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00:21:25,010 --> 00:21:25,949
What's for dinner?
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Meatloaf.
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00:21:29,490 --> 00:21:31,510
That's my little wah -wah melon.
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00:21:31,710 --> 00:21:35,030
You want to play a little game?
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This little piggy went to the market.
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This little piggy stayed home.
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I wonder who likes this game better,
Wilder or the watermelon?
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Wilder. We're the only one who finds
this adorable.
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Yup. And this little piggy went wee -wee
all the way home.
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00:21:52,070 --> 00:21:53,700
See? Now that's adorable.
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I never understood why kids in grade six
loved presentations, especially girls.
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As soon as you say the word
presentation, girls aren't listening
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They just want to find a partner across
the room and be partners.
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If he allows us to be partners, we'll be
partners.
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Sorry, Julie, I already found a partner.
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But that's how girls are.
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The three of them stand up there, too.
They just argue.
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00:22:20,810 --> 00:22:22,570
I'm not even listening to this
presentation.
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Our presentation is on the giraffe.
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The giraffe is... I was supposed to say
that. No, I was supposed to say that.
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Sir, can we start over?
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No, no, you got 7 out of 10. Sit down.
That was actually...
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