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Oh, I hate this stupid, stupid Vermont.
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What on earth happened?
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I was pulled over because my headlight
or something wasn't working.
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And when the policeman saw my Rhode
Island license, he said it wasn't any
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here. Because it's from out of state?
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No, because it's expired.
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Stephanie, it's not Vermont's fault that
your license expired.
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Yes, it is. It was a Vermont policeman
who pulled me over.
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And then he gave me this...
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encyclopedia to study and said I have to
take the test Thursday.
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This Thursday?
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There isn't enough time. That's plenty
of time to study.
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I'm not talking about to study. I'm
talking about to get ready for the
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I'll barely be able to get my hairstyle,
let alone do my nails.
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Your nails won't show. It's just a
picture of your face.
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Joanna, it shows on my face when my
nails aren't done.
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Stephanie, everybody's driver's license
picture's terrible, but nobody cares.
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You should see Dick's. Honey, show
Stephanie your driver's license.
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Honey, you know I don't like to show it
to people.
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It's just Stephanie.
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Come on, I'm trying to make a point.
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Well, it's cute.
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You think this is cute?
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Not Robert Redford cute.
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More like Mr. Potato Head cute.
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That's why I don't like to show it to
people.
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Thank you, Joanna.
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I guess if Dick can live with this
monstrosity, I can live with... No, I
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I'm sorry. I didn't mean to embarrass
you.
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A fly in the ice cube. What'll that
Dutch think of next? Hi, George.
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Oh, Joanna, Dick, this is Sarah. You
know my friend Dutch, the one who's so
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funny? Well, this is his sister.
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It's so nice to meet you. Dutch has told
me so much about this inn.
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What do you think?
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Smells fine.
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I should have known better than to
believe...
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Oh, George and Dutch and I went over to
Fairleigh to go square dancing. Let's
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show them that new step you taught me.
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That's right for Dan.
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Oh, hi, Dutch.
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He's supposed to be waiting in the
truck.
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What?
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There's a missile crisis?
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You're kidding.
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You are kidding.
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Yeah, you really had me going there,
Dutch.
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Yeah, what are you calling about, Dutch?
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Why didn't you just come inside?
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I guess you're right. A missile crisis
is funnier over the phone.
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Sarah Dutch is at the cafe next door. He
says if you aren't in the truck in two
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minutes, he's going to write your
telephone number in the men's room.
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I better go.
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It was nice meeting you. Oh, you too,
Sarah.
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I'll walk you to the door.
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I had a real nice time.
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I had a better time.
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Well, good night.
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George!
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Yeah?
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You really like Sarah, huh?
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Yeah, we've kind of been seeing each
other for a few weeks now. George, why
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didn't you tell us? Well, I was afraid
you'd tease me. You know we'd never do a
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thing like that.
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No, we'd never do anything like that,
George.
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She's pretty special, huh? Come on,
Dick. You said you wouldn't tease.
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I'm not teasing. Well, then how come
you're smiling?
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We're just happy for you, George. Now
you've got Joanna doing it.
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We're sorry, George. She seems very...
You're smiling.
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She seems very sweet.
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Geez, can't a guy go on a date without
people ribbing him to death?
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Looks like George has got a girlfriend.
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Let up, will you, dear?
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Well, I'm having a nervous breakdown.
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Well, that's what's wrong.
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This, I have tried and tried for two
days to learn this, and it's impossible.
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my life is over.
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Stephanie, relax. You passed a driving
test before.
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Well.
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Well, you have a Rhode Island driver's
license.
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Actually, it was sort of a present for
my 16th birthday.
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Came with the car.
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Why don't you go upstairs and study a
little more, and if you're still having
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trouble tomorrow, I'll help you. All
right. I'll try.
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I can't believe my life is ruined
because of this stupid, stupid Vermont.
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Morning.
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George, looks like you had another date
with Sarah last night.
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Am I smiling?
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You went out on a date last night?
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Yeah, Sarah and I went on a midnight
picnic.
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She says that's the best time to go. All
the ants are asleep.
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She was joking, Dick. You can smile.
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George, you certainly look wonderful
these days.
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Come on, Joanna.
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No, really. You and Sarah look like you
have so much fun together.
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Yeah, we really get along, and we teach
each other things, too. That's
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important. What kind of things? Well,
she's teaching me to square dance, and
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teaching her how to rivet.
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Well, that'll come in handy when you
build your dream house.
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Or a bridge.
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Well, I think it's sweet.
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I've got a lot of work to do.
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Guess I'd better get along.
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Don't you want some breakfast?
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No, thanks. I'm not very hungry these
days.
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Isn't that darling?
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What? George has lost his appetite
because he's in love.
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Oh.
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Remember how you lost your appetite when
we first started going out?
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Oh, yeah.
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I adjusted that shower head and
tightened that doorknob. Oh, good. What
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want me to do next? Paint the sills or
sand that outside banister?
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I've got sandpaper right in my toolbox.
You know, for the banister.
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Fine. Go ahead, George.
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Oh, of course, I've got the paintbrush
right here with me, too.
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It's up to you, George.
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You want me to do the sills, don't you?
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I don't care, George.
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If you want me to do the sills, just say
so.
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All right, do the sills.
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You're in.
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George! In here, Sarah.
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Hi. What happened?
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Oh, nothing. I got a little splinter
from the banister.
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I could sand that for you, Dick.
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Good idea, George.
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You weren't in your room, so I thought
I'd try over here.
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I hope you don't mind, Dick.
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Oh, no.
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I brought you some muffins, George.
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Mmm, apple walnut with cinnamon.
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No, plain.
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Good, my favorite.
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Is this your study?
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Yes.
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Where are the bones?
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Don't feel bad. He almost got me with
that one, and I live here.
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I know you're busy, so I'll run. Oh,
George, do you want to go to the movies
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tonight?
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Exploding Planet is playing.
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I hear it's very good.
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Oh, that's the one where the planet
explodes.
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Gee, Dick, now you gave away the ending.
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We can still enjoy it.
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You ever go?
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Well, yeah, sure. That'd be great.
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I'll see you tonight.
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Bye, Dick.
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What did I do that for? I don't want to
go to the movies with her.
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You don't? No.
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I got to break up with her.
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Why do you want to break up with her?
Because she's getting awfully serious.
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And I know she likes me more than I like
her.
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Are you sure?
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Yeah. A person knows about things like
that. Like the way I know I like you
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than you like me.
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You don't like me more than I like you?
Yes, I do.
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We like each other the same.
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Nope. I like you much more.
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No way.
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Then how come you never come up to my
room to see me? I always come down here.
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Well, I think a lot about going up to
your room, but...
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Before I can do anything about it,
you're already here.
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That's because I know if I don't come
here, I'll never see you.
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And I like you more than you like Peter.
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Dick, I wish you hadn't brought this up
now.
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I've got enough to worry about with
Sarah.
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She's been talking about settling down.
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Is that so bad? She's...
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You know, she's very nice. Joanna and I
were talking about... I know she's nice,
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and she's pretty, and she's fun, and
she's a damn fine riveter.
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And everybody thinks she's perfect for
me, but I don't love her.
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I want to, but I just don't.
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I hope this doesn't make you like me any
less, because as it is, I like...
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George, how do you break up with
someone, Dick?
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You're asking me like I'm some kind of
expert. Come on, Dick. A great guy like
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you must have hurt someone.
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Not really.
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Well, once.
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What happened?
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She mowed a faceless remark on my lawn.
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I just hope Sarah doesn't cry and scream
and fall down on her knees and beg me
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to take her back.
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George, she's an adult. She wouldn't
react like that. I always do.
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There. We got the munchies.
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Now all we need is a stereo and girls
and curlers and it'd be just like it was
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when I was in college.
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Poor Joanna.
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Oh, you were describing a happy memory.
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I'll get some sodas.
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Is George still in his room?
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Yeah, he never came down to get dinner.
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This thing with Sarah must have him
really confused.
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I'm going to go over and talk to him in
his room.
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You're going to his room?
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Yes. Yes, I'm going to his room.
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Okay, I've just never known you to go
there before.
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Well, that doesn't mean I can't go now.
I mean, he's a friend.
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Dick, it's fine with me. Good.
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Because I can't tell you how many times
I've wanted to go to that movie.
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I've just, just never, never gotten
there.
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Maybe you should see a travel agent.
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If anyone calls, I'll be in George's
room.
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You're going to George's room? Yes.
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I'm going to be in George's room, okay?
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cranky ever since I called him Mr.
Potato Head.
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Well,
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I'm feeling better.
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I think I'm getting the hang of this
studying stuff.
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Great. How far have you gotten? I've got
the message from the commissioner down
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pat.
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Good.
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I'll just ask you some questions, but
don't yell at me or I'll cry.
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Don't worry.
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Okay.
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Is driving in Vermont a right or a
privilege?
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All right.
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Well, it's kind of a right, but it's
more of a privilege.
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I got it wrong?
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George, I just thought I'd come up here
and visit you in your room.
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Well, okay, but next time, could you
give me a call first?
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You're thinking about Sarah?
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Yes, and I figured out a way not to hurt
her. Have a seat, Dick.
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Here's the plan.
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Sarah and I will never be alone
together.
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All our dates will be double dates.
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That way she can never start talking
about settling down.
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And we can just go on and have fun and
nobody will get hurt.
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That's the plan.
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What do you think?
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George, I don't think it's a good one.
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Really? I think it's foolproof.
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Well, George, I see a problem here. I
mean, you have a date tonight, just the
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two of you alone.
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Dick, you want to see a movie tonight?
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Yeah, George. It's exploding planet.
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No, George, first of all, Joanna is busy
helping Stephanie, and second of all,
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nobody wants to double date with someone
who's double dating just to avoid
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breaking up. Well, sure, you're just
saying that to shoot holes in my plan.
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George, it's not a plan, it's a hole.
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But you have to come.
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I can't be alone with her tonight.
She'll start kissing me and telling me
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loves me, and then I'll have to tell her
the truth.
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George, I can't. I wouldn't feel right.
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I guess I understand.
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Good, George.
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I wouldn't want you to do anything that
rubbed you the wrong way.
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No, I appreciate that.
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I'd do it for you, of course, but that's
because I like you more than you do me.
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All right.
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I'll do it, George.
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Hope the storm holds off until the end
of the picture.
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Yeah, that would certainly put an end to
this.
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Glad you decided to come along at the
last minute, Dick.
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Yeah, and so am I. I never miss a good
exploding movie.
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Are you all right, George?
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Yeah, I'm just watching the movie.
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I don't want to miss when, you know,
Boom.
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Run! This whole planet's going to
explode!
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True!
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George, I think you're catching a cold.
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No, I'm fine. I told you.
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I could do this forever.
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Whoa, am I hungry. I think I'll run up
to the Mr. Wiener stand and get maybe a
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hot dog.
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George?
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I know watching people trample each
other makes me hungry.
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Does anybody else want something?
George, don't go now. I think this is
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exciting part.
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Oh, all right.
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George? George?
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Something wrong?
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No. Everything's fine.
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George, there is something wrong, isn't
there?
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Yeah.
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Is he all right?
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He's fine.
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Tell her you're fine.
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I'm fine.
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He's fine.
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Sarah,
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I lied.
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What? What?
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I'm not fine. Something is very wrong.
George, George, you had a plan.
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What? What's wrong?
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Don't be upset, please.
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I don't think we should see each other
anymore. I'm sorry.
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Oh, God.
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Oh, God.
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Okay.
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It's time for me to make a visit to Mr.
Weir.
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Sarah, I was hoping you wouldn't take it
this way.
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I can't help it.
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I always cry when my heart's ripped out.
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This is ripping my heart out.
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Then why did you do it?
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Sarah, have you ever bought a hat?
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What? When I go to buy a hat, I'll look
over the whole rack, and one of them
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will seem to say, Hey, George, I'm the
hat for you.
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And sure enough, when I put it on,
there's something about that hat that
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right.
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It may not be the nicest hat or the
prettiest hat.
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It's just the right hat.
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Sarah, you're just not the hat for me.
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I'm sorry.
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I wish you were saying this to me
instead of me saying it to you.
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So do I.
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Because I would have said that.
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You're the hat for me.
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Just a minute, Dick.
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Boy, this is worse than I ever dreamed
it would be.
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I'm not having such a great night, Eve.
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You know what?
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Are you sure about this?
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I hope so.
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Are you all right?
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I'm all right.
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I guess things just don't work out
sometimes.
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You can come in now, Dick.
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You better hurry.
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This whole planet's about to... You
should have listened
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to him.
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to keep out of the rain, I spent two
hours at the Mr. Wiener stand.
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Honey, it must have been awful.
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Well, I got to meet Mr. Wiener.
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That's not his real name.
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Kind of an interesting guy. Did you know
that until a year ago, there was no
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legal definition of chilly?
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Well, how do I look?
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Absolutely wonderful.
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Thank you.
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Good luck on the driver's test.
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