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She's at the library.
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That's okay. I'll talk to her later.
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You're not going to eat that, are you,
Carl?
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What's that supposed to mean?
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Do you know what's in that, baby?
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Guar gum, red dye number five, and
enough cholesterol to clog up your
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like a drain full of greasy hair.
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Once again, you've come between me and
the things that I love.
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It's a rare condition this day and age
to read any good news on the newspaper
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page. Love and tradition of the grand
design.
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Some people say it's even harder to
find.
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Well, then there must be some magic clue
inside these gentle walls.
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It's all I see is a tower of dreams.
Real love bursting out of heaven.
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We'll see you next time.
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It's the bigger love of the family.
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And now we're over St. Louis.
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Now we see Chicago.
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Carl, the baby just ate.
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left him from the day he was born.
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As I recall, Mama, I was a normal 10
pounds, 5 ounces of pure joy.
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Uh -huh, and as I recall, you were 36
hours of hard labor.
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He's still a wide body, but it's all
first class.
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Mama, Harriet and I are finally going to
get a chance to go to dinner and a
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movie alone.
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Uh -huh, well, don't go to one of them
slasher movies.
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You know how... They give you
nightmares.
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You got that right. Every time he sees
one, he sleeps with the nightlight on.
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Well, now, what's wrong with that?
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Carl has got a 200 -watt bulb.
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It will not.
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Will to.
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Laura, there's no way.
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Michael is too going to ask me out.
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There's no way he's going to ask you
out.
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And do you know why?
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Because you're a kid.
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if I wanted to.
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Yes, all right.
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Have fun, girls.
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Hey, and you two try to get some sleep.
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Dad, it's a slumber party.
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Why would anybody sleep?
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All right. Be good. Remember to say
please and thank you. And Laura, this
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don't cut your sister's hair.
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Okay.
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Bye. Bye, baby.
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Harriet, tonight is gonna be great.
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First, a movie.
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Then a romantic dinner at Chez
Josephine.
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They're holding our table.
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And then home.
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Oh, I love it when the kids go on
sleepovers.
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Oh, yeah.
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Let's hurry and go so we can hurry and
get back.
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Yes.
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Hello?
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Oh, yeah, she's here. Hold on.
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Rachel!
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Telephone!
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It's that guy from the church choir.
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He's never going to give up. Last
Sunday, he asked her out again.
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Rachel!
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Maybe she'll start going out with him
instead of always tagging along behind
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Okay, okay, I'm coming.
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Alan Smith.
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Oh.
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Hello.
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Oh, hi, Alan.
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A movie? Oh, no, I can't. I've got a
million things to do tonight.
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Yeah, thanks for asking.
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Good night, Rachel. Where are you going?
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Oh, just to a movie. I'd love to go to a
movie.
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I've got nothing to do. I'll just ask
Mother Winslow if she'll watch Little
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Richie.
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Harriet, now you know I love your
sister, but I cannot remember the last
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you and I went out by ourselves.
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Rachel always wants to come with us.
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Well, Carl, you're the one who didn't
want to sit at home alone.
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Well, honey, I know how hard it was for
her losing her husband.
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But it's been almost a year and a half.
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At some point, she's got to stop going
out with other people. Anybody other
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us. I know.
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But I'm not going to push her.
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Well, a little push is not such a bad
thing. And that Alan seems like a really
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great guy.
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Who's a great guy?
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Eddie Murphy.
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We were trying to decide whether to see
a comedy or a love story.
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Well, I'm always up for romance.
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So was I.
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Glad we got our table.
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Yeah, another great family outing. Just
the three of us.
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Well, look, I'm going to go upstairs and
check on Richie.
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Thanks again, guys.
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You know, Harriet, I've had better
dates.
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Carl, it wasn't that bad.
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It was terrible.
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Harriet, she not only ruined our
romantic dinner, she sat right between
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the movies.
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And if there's one thing I hate, it's
three hands in my popcorn tongue.
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Carl, two of them were yours.
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We gotta talk to her, Harriet.
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I know.
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But it's not exactly an easy thing to
talk about.
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I don't know if I can do it.
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Well, then let me do it. After all, I am
a cop. Being tactful is part of my job.
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Let's deal with it tomorrow.
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Tonight is ours.
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Yeah.
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Well, Richie sounds asleep, and guess
what's on TV?
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The Elephant Man.
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I love that movie.
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All right, that's it, Rachel. That's it.
We have got to talk.
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This is bad news, isn't it?
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No, no, no, no, no. It's just a time
-built thing. Barely worth mentioning.
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Rachel, you've got to start dating
again. You're driving us nuts.
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Thank you, Officer Tact.
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that I'm in the way?
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No, Rachel. It's just that we're
concerned about you and we think you
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start seeing other people. Single men
type people.
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Well, for your information, I plan to
start dating again.
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Any idea when that might be?
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Not that we're pushing you.
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Well, there's nobody I'm interested in
dating right now.
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Well, what about Alan?
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Yeah, he's definitely interested.
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In choir practice, he's always holding
your hymnal.
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Yeah.
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Well, look, if it means so much to the
two of you for me to date, then the next
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time Alan calls, I'll say yes, okay?
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Well, that's great. Thanks.
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Right now, I have a date with the
elephant man.
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Good night.
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Bye.
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Now, are you sure you're not the Alan
Smith who sings with the First Baptist
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Choir?
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No? Well, sorry, you don't win anything.
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But thanks for playing our game.
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Tom. Stop this foolishness. Alan will
call when he's ready. Harry, it's been
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almost a week. And I'm telling you, he's
given up. The man needs a little
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encouragement.
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Hi. Hi.
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You know, I hate to brag, but we are in
the best shape of our lives.
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You're making El Richie work out. Oh,
honey, are you kidding? This boy loves
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plans. Watch this.
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Motorboat, motorboat, boat so slow.
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Motorboat, motorboat, boat so fast.
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Motorboat, motorboat.
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I'd love to, but... Okay.
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Uh -huh.
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Uh -huh, right.
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Bye.
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What did he say?
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We're going out to dinner on Tuesday.
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That's great!
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Yeah, great.
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Are you okay?
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the baby upstairs for his bottle i
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know i know i forgot something
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when
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do you think she'll notice she forgot
the baby i think she'll notice when she
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tries to burp the bag
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That's too long.
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What do people do on dates now?
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They do what they've always done.
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Oh, Harriet, that's not good.
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Maybe this is a bad idea.
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Rachel, you're just having dinner with
him. All you have to do is eat and talk.
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Just try not to do both of them at the
same time.
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face cards. How would you know?
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I assumed.
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Dad, Ed has been cheating. He's using a
marked deck.
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Well, it's not helping him much.
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Well, that's her Aunt Rachel's date. Put
away those poker chips. Looks like a
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casino in here.
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Rachel that her date is here.
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Come on in.
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Rachel will be right down.
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So, where are you young people going
tonight?
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We're having dinner at Chez Josephine.
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That's my favorite place.
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They love me there.
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Mention my name, it's the only way you
get a good table.
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Thanks, but my family owns the place.
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You look terrific.
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This is definitely the one.
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Yellow is the perfect color for you.
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You know, I think you're right.
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I love this dress.
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She's here. I hate this dress.
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What are you talking about?
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I look terrible.
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You look beautiful.
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I look like a banana.
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No, you don't.
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Well, she does a little bit.
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Lola, your Aunt Rachel is just a little
nervous. She needs a few more minutes.
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Now go down there and stall Alan and
don't tell anybody.
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She looks like she's losing it to me,
Mom.
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She'll be right there.
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Dad, can I speak to you for a minute?
Oh, excuse us.
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I'm Rachel's getting cold feet.
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I think this guy's as good as stood up.
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You want me to break the news? No.
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You stall, while I go figure out what's
going on.
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Is there something wrong with Rachel?
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Uh, no.
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You know women, they're like doctors.
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They like to keep you waiting, then they
cost you an arm and a leg.
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You know, doctors, waiting room, you
know.
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As a matter of fact, I do.
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I am a doctor.
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Alan, why don't you get to know the
kids?
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I'll go check on them.
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I'll fix you a snack.
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You're going to be here a while.
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We did it! We broke the record!
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Hello, Alan.
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Hi, Mrs. Winslow.
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232 boxes of cookies in one afternoon.
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Congratulations.
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Oh, it was nothing.
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You know, they can say no to a little
girl or no to a little old lady, but the
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combination gets them every time.
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Oh, Alan, are you here to pick up
Rachel?
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Yes, but she's still upstairs.
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I hope everything's all right. I'll go
see what's keeping her.
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Okay. I got it. I got it.
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It's the six of clubs.
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It's the eight of diamonds.
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That's it.
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Rachel, couldn't you just go down and
sit in the car?
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I'm sure once the night air hits you,
you'll be fine.
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Carl, take it like a man.
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She's not going. But Harriet, the man
owns a restaurant.
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How can I say this tactfully?
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Go.
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Mama, Rachel will not go on her date.
Would you please tell her she's got to
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on her date?
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Let me talk to her. Fine.
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And me alone.
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Oh.
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Excuse us.
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Mother Winslow, I am so embarrassed.
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That poor man has been sitting
downstairs all this time.
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Oh, honey, he'll be all right.
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What really matters is how you feel.
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Well, I was fine until he got here, and
then I just panicked. I don't know what
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it is.
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I do.
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It's that the man waiting downstairs for
you is not your husband, Robert.
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I wish it was.
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I know.
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You know, it's just so strange.
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I mean, you meet a man...
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And you fall in love and get married.
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And everything is perfect.
258
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You get to where you know what he's
going to say before he even says it.
259
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And you laugh at the same thing.
260
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You even know which way he's going to
turn in his sleep.
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I know, sugar, I know.
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And you think you're never going to
change.
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Then it does.
264
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Everybody keeps telling you you've got
to start over.
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But starting over is so hard.
266
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Rachel, I know what you're going
through.
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I still think of my Sam every day of my
life.
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Even after all these years?
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He was a wonderful man.
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And I'll always love him.
271
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And you will always love Robert.
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But I had to move on.
273
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And so do you, honey.
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Well, I'd like to do that, but I just...
I don't... I can't
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explain what I feel.
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You feel guilty?
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Yeah, I guess I do.
278
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Rachel, you haven't done anything to
feel guilty about.
279
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And going out again is exactly what
Robert would want you to do.
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You really think so?
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I think he'd want you to go on with your
life, honey.
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How do I do that?
283
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There's a nice young man waiting
downstairs for you.
284
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How do you know so much about this
stuff?
285
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You didn't even date after your husband
died.
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What makes you think that?
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Carl never mentioned anybody.
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Don't tell Carl everything.
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He'd have a fit if he knew his mother
was a party animal.
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you'd like to do?
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Proud Mary.
292
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Sing Melancholy, baby.
293
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We don't know that one.
294
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I was counting on that.
295
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Whoa, whoa.
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Hi,
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Alan.
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I'm really sorry I kept you waiting so
long.
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It was worth it.
300
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You looked terrific.
301
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Thank you.
302
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What do we do now?
303
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How about dinner?
304
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Sounds like a great idea.
305
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Would you mind?
306
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We are going alone, aren't we?
307
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Yes, I think we'll have more fun that
way.
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Thank you all for a fascinating evening.
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Enjoy yourselves.
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I will.
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Hello there.
312
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Hi. I just wanted to let you guys know I
was home.
313
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So how did it go with Alan?
314
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It went fine.
315
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So are we going to see him again?
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Maybe.
317
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Go on.
318
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You go on.
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Carl, there are certain things a woman
likes to keep private.
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I just wanted to say thanks.
321
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Good night.
322
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Don't worry, I'll get all the details
for you later.
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