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I'm out now.
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I was just an average kid until an
accident changed my life.
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And since then, nothing's been the same.
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My best friend Ray thinks it's cool.
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My sister Annie thinks I'm a science
project.
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I can't let anyone else know.
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Not even my parents.
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I know the chemical plant was to find me
and turn me into some experiment.
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But you know something?
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I guess I'm not so average anymore.
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Hey, guys.
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That's her.
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So, what do you think?
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Uh, excuse me, what are you guys doing
here, and who's this?
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How's her pipes?
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Oh, man, that's Alex.
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She's got range. She's got tempo. She
can do it all.
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Is this about softball?
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Alex, let me make this simple.
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This is big.
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The Blackbird Coffeehouse is having a
talent search.
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First prize is 100 bucks and a regular
Tuesday gig.
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This is Eddie Einstein, our drummer.
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I can shred on the guitar and, well, you
know how Ray is on the bass.
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Extremely competent.
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So?
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So, we need a singer.
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Really?
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Why me?
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Why do you think? We need someone
charismatic and awesome.
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And you were the only one we could think
of.
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Winning this thing would be huge, Alex.
It would vault us over practically every
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other teenager in Paradise Valley
instantly.
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Alex, come on. You know you have a great
voice. And it's come a long way since
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the seventh grade.
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We gotta decide now, Mac.
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In or out?
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Well, I guess I'll give it a try.
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Don't get so excited, people.
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We got a lot of work to do.
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Music is my only path here.
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Everything else on this stinking planet
they call Earth can rot or go extinct
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for all I care.
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Eddie, these lyrics are unusual.
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I had no idea there were so many words
for bad stuff.
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The four of us are never gonna forget
this day.
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I love you guys. No matter how big we
get, I just want you to know that. I
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you guys know that a real band is more
than just a group of musicians.
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It's a state of mind.
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Sorry.
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And I'm tired of being bogged down by
bossy parents and shallow teachers.
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I mean, none of them know how I feel.
None of them understand what's going on
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inside me.
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Um, my parents are okay.
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Yeah, but the Ed Man is right. This band
is our chance to show everyone who we
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really are.
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That's the problem.
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They.
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I've had it with the collective.
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I mean, when are people going to
recognize that we're individuals?
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Um, I think I know what you're saying.
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See, if we're going to be a success, we
have to be rebels.
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We're rebels committed to our music
above all else.
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You got that?
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Well, our careers are going to be cut
real short if I don't manage to fix this
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amp.
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Whoa.
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All right, let's go.
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I can't believe how badly I did on that
math test.
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I think I may have mathlexia.
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You know, I have to run a study hall.
What are you doing tonight?
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Gee, let me think.
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Nothing.
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I ran a Dark Victory, if you want to
watch it with me. I didn't know it was a
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little depressing.
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Are you serious? That's my favorite
movie.
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I cried through that five times.
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Great. Then I'll see you at my house,
what, 7 o 'clock?
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Yeah.
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He's not bad.
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Yeah, I know.
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I can't believe he likes me.
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Well, getting them to like you is the
easy part.
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Keeping them, now.
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That's what's tricky.
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Listen, you can't make it too easy for
them.
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Guys are hunters.
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Once they've caught you, they take off.
It hasn't even started yet and already
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it's over?
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I knew it wouldn't last.
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You need to start following the dating
laws.
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What dating laws?
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I've never had a boyfriend before.
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That's obvious.
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Well, come on, what? Help me out here.
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All right, just this once, since you're
so pathetic.
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Thanks.
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For starters, no accepting dates without
major advance notice.
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You're a busy woman with other
boyfriends and other plans, and make him
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you, opening doors, carrying books.
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Next. We'll deal with the wardrobe. It
needs to create the flawless image of a
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woman unlike any other.
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Chills, you guys. I got chills.
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We may be awesome. I just question the
public's ability to recognize it. Well,
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the first order of business after we get
the gig at the coffee house will be the
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sign of the manager.
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A manager?
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Yeah.
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We need a manager.
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No, no, no, no.
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You see, I don't think you heard me the
first time. See if the Cheesy Chip
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Company can make a Ray Alvarado barbecue
flavor.
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Sour cream and onion, Ray Alvarado's
boy.
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Step on it, will you?
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Ginger and I want to hit the video
arcade.
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It's so interesting being me.
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Because I tend to think about, you know,
pretty cool stuff most of the time.
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Sometimes I just feel sorry that more
people can't be like me.
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What's the matter with you people?
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Nothing.
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Okay. Well, tomorrow we meet at the
coffee house at 3 o 'clock.
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Our date with destiny.
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I've got
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my motorcycle today, so I thought I'd
give you a ride home. You can stop at
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deli. I can't ride a motorcycle in this
skirt.
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Besides, Jimmy, I've got plans.
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You do?
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Um, do you mind?
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Oh, sure. Where's the key?
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My schedule's gotten so hectic lately
that I can barely make plans without a
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week's notice.
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Uh, so, what, um, what are you doing
after school?
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Um, I'm getting my teeth cleaned.
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Glenn, hi. Thank you for letting me buy
your notes.
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Music people are always looking for new
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garage bands.
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That's why Eddie says that the coffee
house is the perfect place for us to get
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noticed. Who's Eddie?
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He's our drummer.
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We're called Diamond and the Rough.
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Are you the diamond?
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That is so cute.
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We're not cute, Mom.
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We're fat.
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It's good to be fat.
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Dad, of course it is.
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Sweetheart, aren't you getting a little
ahead of yourself here?
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Didn't you guys just start this band
yesterday?
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Mom, it's not like I've never sung
before.
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Well, yeah, in the shower, right?
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A band is an enormous responsibility,
Alex. Those musicians you see on TV
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years practicing and sacrificing.
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I mean, look at Peter, Paul, and Mary.
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The people Annie used to babysit for?
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No, the rock group.
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And their names were Peter, Paul, and
Jerry?
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Mary.
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Anyway, all we're saying is have your
fun, but don't get your hopes too high.
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It takes a very special person to
succeed in that business.
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You're saying I'm not special?
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That's not what he meant, sweetheart.
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If anybody's aware of your talents, it's
your father and I. I mean, we think
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you're adorable and funny and
considerate.
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Oh, you look great.
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Thanks.
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What's the occasion?
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Nothing special. I just like to look my
best.
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You know, I'm free this afternoon if you
need a little help before your math
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exam.
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Actually, the class is going fine.
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Two weeks ago, you were failing.
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Well, I guess I caught on.
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Robin, you okay?
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You seem... I don't know, you're
dropping stuff and...
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I don't know the last time I picked up
so much stuff.
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Oh, Jimmy, I gotta run. There's Rita
Patterson.
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Remember, we're not just a band.
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We're a state of mind.
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My state of mind could have used the
little boys' room. I feel like this
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performance rests on my shoulders. Are
you guys sure you're ready?
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No, shh.
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Keep it together.
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Okay, darlings, I'm on a sketch, so
hurry up and blow me away.
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What's your band's name again?
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I'm the Diamond, and these are the
Ruffs.
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Ready? One, two, three, four.
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You ain't the Diamond.
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Yeah, he's right.
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I'm the Diamond, and you guys are the
Ruffs.
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Whoa, whoa, hang on a second there,
babe.
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Newsflash. In case you hadn't noticed,
this whole band was my idea in the first
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place. I got us this audition with Miz
Kornhoser. Now, I always assumed that I
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was the Diamond, and you guys were...
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Can you hang on a second, please? You
people are sick.
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You, my friend, are not, and I repeat,
are not the diamond. And I'm not one of
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the roughs. Darling!
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Could you fight later?
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Yeah. One, two, three, four.
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Crumbling holes through the moon.
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Cellophane friends, I can see through
you.
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Cellophane friends, I thought I knew.
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That was, without a doubt, the most
embarrassing experience of my life.
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All the practice and the specials and
sounds. You don't know what a mistake
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guys just made.
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I mean, first you flirt with greatness,
and now because of the three of you and
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your egotistical behavior, I mean, now I
have to pay the price.
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Is this part of your state of mind?
Because believe me, you're no diamond,
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Yeah. How could you ever think I was a
rug? It took me a month to learn to play
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the bass.
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I can't work like this.
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Like this.
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All right, all right. Well, then I guess
it's obvious what we have to do.
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Break up. That's fine with me.
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Me too, because I happen to think I have
a solo career ahead of me. I'm out of
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here.
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Yeah.
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Other people should have known.
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We want to know how the big audition
went. Yeah, were you fat?
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No, Dad.
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We weren't fat.
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Not even close.
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And you know what the worst part is?
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The two guys who I thought were my
friends turned out to be the most
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conceited creeps of all time.
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And Eddie, ugh, is just sick.
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Oh, that's too bad.
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We kind of told you this might happen,
sweetheart. Yeah, yeah, I know. Peter,
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Paul, and Larry, commitment, hard work,
all that stuff. Yeah, well, at least
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Larry wasn't saying that he was the
diamond and calling Peter and Paul the
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See?
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Hey, Jimmy, how's it going?
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Hey, Robin.
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Don't ask.
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Jimmy's not even talking to me anymore.
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And he has a new girlfriend.
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Did you do everything I told you to?
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All of it. I even got a manicure.
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Okay, listen, you follow those rules and
you'll catch some guy way cooler.
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What's Jimmy's problem?
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Jimmy does not have a problem.
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I have the problem.
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I give up, Robin.
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You're on your own.
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Wait! Now what am I supposed to do?
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Yeah. I've got to be the dumbest person
in the county, Alex.
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The dumbest.
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How many people do you know have the man
of their dreams and throw it all away
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before anything even starts?
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Um, I think it happens a lot.
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Yeah, well, it happened a lot to me.
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I mean, Jimmy and I really had something
special.
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And then I had to go tell him about
getting my teeth cleaned and stuff.
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You know, I just wanted to appear busy.
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I just wanted to appear desirable.
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To your dentist?
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I hate myself.
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Oh, don't say that.
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But what were you thinking? I mean, the
thing that I like most about you is that
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you don't play games.
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Apparently, you don't know the laws of
dating.
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Oh, no, I haven't. There are laws now?
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Yeah, Kelly tried to help me with them.
Kelly Phillips?
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Yeah.
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Apparently, there are do's and don'ts
about keeping a guy at bay long enough
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them to take the bait so you could reel
them in.
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I mean, I thought I had Jimmy hooked,
but then he slipped off the line.
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You know, Robin, you just made me
realize something.
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I had a band until yesterday, but not
anymore, and you know why?
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Because you can't sing.
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No, that doesn't really matter.
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Because, like you, we were trying to be
something that we're not.
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If you like Jimmy, just tell him.
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Say that you're sorry and that you want
to go out with him.
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Alex, I wish I could.
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Wait, what does this have to do with
your band?
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I think we were just in it for the wrong
reasons.
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We wanted to be cool and popular. We
didn't really care about the music.
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Except for Eddie.
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But it's too late now.
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Alex, good news.
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Mrs.
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Cornhoser from the coffee house just
called. She says that you guys qualified
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for the callbacks on Tuesday night.
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Wait, what?
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Um, we gotta get the band back together.
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Sorry, I'm into meditating now. I didn't
give up the bass. It was messing with
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my karma.
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And let's face it, the whole band idea
was stupid.
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We just wanted a little fame.
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I know.
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And, uh, now we're gonna get our chance
at it.
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Mrs. Kornhozer called, and she actually
liked us.
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We're finalists. We've got a gig Tuesday
night.
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Oh, man, Tuesday night?
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Gotta stop on it. Fly cleaners, maybe
get the doobies shaved.
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Dad, and I spoke to Lewis, and he's
gonna talk to Eddie.
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Cool, man.
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This is great. Because you know what?
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This right here wasn't working.
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Bad news, guys.
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Seems we've offended Eddie's state of
mind.
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He says we're full of bad vibes and
we'll never amount to anything.
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So what's the bad news?
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Is he home?
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I tried everything.
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His sister says he won't be seeing
anyone today.
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I'll go talk to him. I'll call you guys
later.
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Later. Bye.
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you get in here? My sister knows I'm not
seeing people today.
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Um, I know, but there's been a change.
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Miss Kornhoser liked us, and for some
reason, we're one of the three finalists
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to get to play the Tuesday night gig.
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Well, I don't want the gig. All right,
gigs are stupid.
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We got the gig?
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Really? I wouldn't make that up.
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Well, where are the other guys? I mean,
we need to rehearse, like, immediately.
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I know, they're waiting for my call.
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Hey, um...
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What about our name?
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We're going to have to get over that.
But I'm sure we can think of something.
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We got a kid.
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We got a kid.
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We got a kid.
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Sure glad I studied.
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Hi. Hey, what's wrong?
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Try this.
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Ouch.
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I thought class was going well.
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Yeah, well, ignorance is bliss, but I'm
miserable.
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You know, I could really use some help
for my test next week if you've got some
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time. I'm around.
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And it'll be strictly studying. I mean,
I realize you've got something going
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with that blonde phone.
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What? What, you mean Mara, my cousin?
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Your cousin?
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Oh, I just... I've been confused, too. I
mean, you're acting so distant and
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strange. I guess I just figured you
didn't want to hang out anymore.
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And I didn't know what to do, so I just
backed off.
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Oh, I'm sorry, Jimmy.
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It's not you. It's just all these
pressures of school, you know?
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Yeah, I guess.
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Listen, I'm heading down to the coffee
shop later to see Alex's debut.
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Do you want to come with me?
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Sure.
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And now, our third finalist, the
Blackbird is pleased to introduce Made
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Paradise.
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Made in paradise?
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Yeah, made. Mac, Alvarado, Driscoll, and
Einstein.
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I can't believe I didn't think of that.
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Hey, how come I'm last?
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Eddie, please.
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Okay.
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One, two, three.
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That's my daughter.
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She's fat.
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In a good way.
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It's
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cold
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out there.
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I had such a good time.
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Me too.
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Alex, we are incredibly proud of you.
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Dad. Listen, are you sure the band's
going to break up? I mean, you guys came
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second place.
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I know.
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Maybe we won't break up.
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But we're definitely going to stop
taking ourselves so seriously.
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Well, except for Eddie.
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Well, whatever.
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I mean, we're very impressed by you.
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I told you I had hidden talent.
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We know that, Alex. We're going to head
up. Please set everything off. Good
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night. congratulations sweetheart good
night baby
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