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Thanks, Grandma. You're welcome, honey.
Mommy is just so proud of her little fat
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chipmunk cheeks because you made all the
work. Just like the clipboard. Yes, you
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did. So we're going to take a little fat
wave up the stairs so you can say, I
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can't believe
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it. You bring a baby in the room and the
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dogs start talking like Roger Rabbit.
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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. And love and tradition of the
grand design, some people say, is even
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harder to find.
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Well, then there must be some magic clue
inside these gentle walls.
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Because all I see is a tower of dreams.
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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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Hey, sugar.
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Hi, Carl. How was your day?
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It was exhausting.
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I'm not even sure if I've got the
strength to kiss you hello.
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Well, it's your loss.
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I'll push myself.
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Carl, look at all these school handouts
I found in Eddie's trash. No wonder we
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never know what's going on at school.
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Mm -hmm.
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PTA Monday.
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Science Fair last month.
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Oh, no. I can't believe this.
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I knew you'd be upset about missing the
school bake sale.
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I'm talking about the basketball
tryouts. They're just three weeks away,
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Edward hasn't even started training.
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Three weeks sounds like plenty of time.
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Not if you want to be a star.
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Now, you're acting like it's your sacred
fatherly duty to prepare Eddie for
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basketball. Harriet, if he doesn't make
the basketball team, it could affect his
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whole life.
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He'll lose his self -esteem.
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He might end up alone, Harriet. No wife,
no kids, eating cold soup out of a can.
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And all because he didn't make the team.
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Does this stuff just come to you, or do
you have a manual?
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Did you know that basketball tryouts
were in three weeks?
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Yeah, I think I saw a handout about that
somewhere.
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Well, you've got to get ready.
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You're in high school now, son. That
means a lot tougher competition than
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year. So go upstairs and put on your
sweats. I'm taking you over to the
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to work you out. School?
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Dad, I just came from school.
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Edward, your father has spoken.
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It's fine, Dad.
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What do you know? It worked.
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Great news, sports fan.
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Edward just completed his first
basketball workout, and he is already
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sharp.
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Well, that's the highlight of my day.
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So where is our Winslow?
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Oh, he'll be just a minute. I made him
dribble home behind the car.
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Is there any chance you're pushing Eddie
too hard?
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Harriet, I'm just helping him to take
advantage of his talents.
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He's got a great touch, Harriet. And
he's got the height.
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I wasn't blessed with height.
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That's okay, Dad.
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You got whipped.
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Thank you, sweetheart.
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Edward, you know my rule about no ball
bouncing in this house.
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Harriet, there is a new rule in effect.
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Edward is to now eat, sleep, and live
with that basketball.
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The pros do.
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By the way, son, have you thought about
a name for it yet?
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Dad, I don't want to name my basketball.
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That's stupid.
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Edward, name your basketball.
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Your father has spoken.
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Okay.
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I'll call it Fred.
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Okay, Fred.
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Now, why don't you two go up and change,
and after you do your homework and
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finish your dinner, me, you, and Fred
will watch some highlight videos.
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Why don't you and Fred watch them while
I go play Nintendo?
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Edward.
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Okay.
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Is that the way we take Fred for a walk?
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Sorry, Dad.
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This is gonna be a long season.
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Come on. Come on, keep drinking. Come
on, keep dribbling, keep dribbling. Come
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on, that's it. Uh -uh, you're traveling,
you're traveling.
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Okay, rest period.
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Dad, it's five o 'clock in the morning.
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I know. I let you sack out an extra half
hour because it's Saturday.
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Now, Edward, the most important meal of
the day is breakfast.
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What's going on here?
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Oh, good morning, sugar.
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You didn't have to get up just to see us
off.
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Always have dessert in the morning to
milk the cows.
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Oh, this is ridiculous. You have got to
stop working Eddie so hard. Oh,
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nonsense. I'm only thinking of his
future, and I would never do anything to
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him. Here, drink this.
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He's not even rowing.
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What's the matter? Is somebody sick?
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You are in charge of homework, manners,
and I'll even give you vacation.
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But I handle sports.
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Why? Because you're the man?
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Well, the fact that your face grows hair
and your hair loses it doesn't prove,
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didn't it?
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Do we have any goat cheese?
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What are you doing?
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I'm trying to make eggs St. Moritz.
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Pick up something on the way. Come on,
Edward.
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We're losing the day. Come on. That's
it. One, two, one, two, one, two, one,
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two, one, two, one, two, one, two. Come
on. One, two, one, two. Dad, can I ride
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in the car this time?
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One, two.
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place while i was drinking okay
something easy defensive skills dad i
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catch my breath uh -huh okay and while
you're slacking off some other kid is
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busting his tail to be better than you
oh what is saturday i wanted to go hang
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out at the mall look i'm not
unreasonable from noon till two you're
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but it's right back here and you and i
work until suppertime what do you say
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okay good
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No, I mean, that's it. I quit.
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Well, you can't knock off. I just told
you how much more work we have to do.
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No, I'm not quitting the workout, Dad.
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I'm quitting basketball.
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For good.
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They look just like big muffins to me.
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No, Harriet.
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Brioches are much lighter and flakier.
They have this wonderful sort of airy
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texture about them.
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Eddie?
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I went down to Chicago Stadium today to
pick up the tickets for the Bulls game.
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And what do you know? I met him. So we
started talking. I told him about
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and he said he'd speak with him.
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Whoa.
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What is this?
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Rachel made them.
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Shouldn't that be written on here?
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here nice to meet you too harriet i'm
sure that will would enjoy some
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refreshments me too what are you fixing
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Excuse us, Will, won't you?
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Sit down. Make your stuff at home. Put
your feet up.
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Don't eat that.
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Carl, I can't believe you told that man
that you would buy his car.
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Will, that was the only way I could be
sure he'd come over.
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You mean you lied to the man?
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Look, Harriet, the most important thing
here is to get Edward playing basketball
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again now, and I just couldn't pass up
this opportunity.
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You dribble one bowl too many.
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Excuse me.
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I'll just clean up later.
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I don't care what you say. It just ain't
right.
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Will the Thrill Morgan is in the
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living room.
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He's here to see Carl.
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I've always wanted to meet him.
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So, go say hello.
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I can't meet a thot looking like this.
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No, honey, I gotta go fix myself up.
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I'll be standing so far behind you, you
won't even see me.
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Sorry, Will.
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My wife and I had a difference of
opinion about cars.
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She's holding out for a Rolls Royce.
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Speaking of Rolls, is Rachel out of the
kitchen yet?
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Mama,
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we have company.
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Will, this is Estelle Winslow, my
mother.
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Mama, meet Will the Thrill Morgan.
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This man needs no introduction.
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Will the Thrill Morgan.
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Nice to meet you, Mrs. Winslow.
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Now, if you really meant that, you'd
plant one right here. Glad.
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I'm going to call all my girlfriends in
the canastic room.
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They're going to die.
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They're going to die.
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So, ready to see the car?
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Uh, sure, yeah.
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But you know, Will, I really want to
take my time going over it.
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Red Porsche's not out there.
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Oh, sweat.
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You're Will Morgan.
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Will, this is our son, Eddie.
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Nice to meet you, Eddie. And that's my
Porsche outside, but your dad might buy
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it. Are we going to get a Porsche?
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Uh, maybe.
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Say, Will, you know what really clears
my head before a big decision?
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Basketball.
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Basketball. Yeah, sure.
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It'll be fun. We'll go over to the high
school.
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You wouldn't mind shooting around with a
real pro, now would you, Edward?
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No. Go up and get Fred. Is Fred Eddie's
brother?
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No, it's his basketball.
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He named it just like the pros do.
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Where'd he get a dumb idea like that? I
don't know.
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You know, Carl, it's funny, but I'm
getting the feeling the car isn't the
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reason you asked me here.
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Isn't the real reason?
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Okay, I lied.
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Look, wait.
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You see, Edward quit basketball. I was
kind of hoping maybe you could talk him
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into playing again.
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No pressure.
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It would just change his whole life.
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Okay, I'll talk to him. Oh, gee, thanks.
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All set?
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a few pointers from a real pro.
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Would you mind showing them your famous
first step?
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No problem.
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Hey, Edward, come here. Will's gonna
show you something.
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I'll play defense.
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Oh, of course. I should mention that I
used to be a pretty fierce defender back
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in my day.
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Thanks for the warning. Uh -huh.
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Okay. Go ahead.
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Uh,
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listen, Carl.
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Why don't you let me talk to Eddie
alone, okay?
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You don't need me for anything?
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No, I think we'll be okay, just the two
of us.
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Oh, oh, okay, fine.
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Well, I guess I'll see you two back at
the house.
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Oh, hi.
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He's good, Eddie.
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Harriet, this is great.
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They've been gone for over an hour. You
know, when you got a hunch about
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something and it pays off, you just feel
so good.
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Am I a great dad or what?
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Careful you don't pull a muscle patting
yourself on the back.
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Look who's back.
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Did you two have fun?
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Yes, we did.
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Eddie's a great kid and a good ball
player.
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I coached him.
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Well, folks, I better be going.
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Wait a minute.
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What about the Porsche?
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Oh, um, well, I don't think I want a red
car.
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Cops are always on the lookout for them.
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Tell me about it.
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Nice meeting you all. Eddie, good luck.
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It was nice to meet you, Mr. Morgan.
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Thanks, Thrill.
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So, son, did you two talk about anything
in particular?
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Well, only basketball.
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Oh, basketball.
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Well, did Will say anything about how
much he loves the game and all that it's
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done for him, that sort of thing?
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Oh, yeah.
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I mean, Will said basketball was the
greatest thing that's ever happened to
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Oh.
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Well, what say you and I get back on the
court tomorrow and pick up practice
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where we left off? What do you say?
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Dad, I'm still not playing.
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What?
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Will also told me to make up my own
mind.
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And to do it makes me happy.
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So I've decided I'm happy not playing
basketball.
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You know, Dad, I was that close to going
back to basketball.
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Then you had me talk to Will.
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Thanks, Dad.
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I would play you a little one -on -one,
except kicking your butt with all the
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air to you, Miss Ray.
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Harriet, Eddie had everything going for
him. How could he just throw it away?
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Maybe he didn't throw it away.
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Maybe he just put it aside for a while.
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But he doesn't want to play now, and
there's nothing you can do to change
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But I wasn't trying to change him. I
just wanted to inspire him.
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Do you know what I could have done?
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With that boy's talent?
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Carl, I've been thinking.
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Maybe you're trying to live your own
fantasies already.
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Well, maybe I was.
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A little.
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Honey, it's just that when you do well
in sports, it can just make you feel so
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great.
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I just wanted that for Eddie.
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Well, I'll tell you one thing, Carl.
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He's a lot happier now than he was
during your workouts.
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You noticed that, too, huh? Mm -hmm.
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The only person who's not happy now is
you.
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Yeah.
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You better not let your mother catch you
eating out the carton.
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Don't worry, Dad.
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I'm gonna finish it all.
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You know, son, I owe you an apology.
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For what, Dad?
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Well, for pushing you about basketball.
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It's all right, Dad.
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And maybe I'll play next year.
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Fair enough.
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I guess your old dad went a little
crazy, huh?
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Well, yeah.
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You know, son, I've always had this
dream that you'd be a...
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Professional basketball player.
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But I guess that was my dream and not
yours.
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I shouldn't have forced it on your son,
and I'm sorry.
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Dad, if I don't have my own dream yet,
is there something wrong with me?
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No, not at all.
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You will someday.
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What's on your mind now? What do you
like to think about?
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Girls, mostly.
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Well, that's normal.
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What else?
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Well, I think about the movies a lot.
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Hey! Maybe you'll be a famous movie
director, win the Academy Award.
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No, I mean, I like to think about taking
girls to the movies. Of course.
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But anyway, son, the most important
thing about a dream isn't when you find
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It's once that you do, you never give up
on it.
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You understand?
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Yeah, Dad.
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And son, whenever you find that dream,
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If you ever need any help, I'll always
be there.
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Thanks, Dad.
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Oh, Eddie.
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Hey, that's pretty good.
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