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Hi, honey.
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I'm home.
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I'm here tonight to share something
wonderful that has come into my life.
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A thing that has brought me not only the
promise of happiness, but a chance for
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personal enrichment.
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A thing that has changed my life.
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And I fervently believe it can change
yours.
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Well, my goodness.
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What is it, Colonel?
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It's handy.
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Home electrolysis kit. Now available for
the unbelievably low price of $39 .95.
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Excuse me, that's supposed to enrich our
lives and make us better people, Kirk?
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I don't know about better, but you're
going to be a whole lot smoother.
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What about you, Louise? Come on, you
must have some unsightly, you know... I
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think now might be a good time to take a
break. We'll say we resume discussion
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about five minutes.
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Uh, Red.
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I'm going to give you a free
demonstration, Tom. Step into my office
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your pants.
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John? Hmm?
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Could I talk to you for a minute?
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Yeah, sure, Ralph. I just have kind of a
favor I'd like to ask. Sure, sure.
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Anything I can do. What?
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You know what they say, no fame, no
game.
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You see, there's this lady that...
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I'm kind of really taken with.
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Well, that's great, Ralph. Good for you.
Yeah, well, it's the first woman that
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I've been interested in since my wife
left me.
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Ralphie, that is terrific.
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Hey, you know what would make a very
thoughtful gift? Now, Kurt, please,
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John, come on. Hey, if he looks anything
like his ex -wife, he could be a
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candidate for the jumbo model. Kurt,
please.
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Also doubles as a hedge trimmer,
Ralphie. All right, all right. He's not
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interested, okay?
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Now, if you don't mind, we're having a
private discussion here.
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No problem.
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Um, Mrs.
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Philbert, did I mention that, uh, bikini
season is right around the corner?
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Go ahead, Ralph.
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Well, you see, I would like to ask this
lady out on a date, but, uh,
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every time I even think about it, I get
an anxiety attack.
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thought about it.
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So, John, could you ask her for me?
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Oh, come on, Ralph.
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I mean, what do you want me to do? Just
go up to a total stranger and say, hi,
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Ralph wants a date? No, no, no. This,
this is not a total stranger, John.
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This is Kate.
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Kate?
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Please, John.
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I thought about taking her to that new
restaurant on Queens Boulevard, you
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Well, Ralph, you're offering her a very
nice evening. I mean, I don't see why
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you can't ask her yourself.
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Think about it.
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Now I see why. Now I see why. I'll talk
to her. I'll talk to her, Ralph. No,
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I'll talk to her.
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Good night, Kate. Oh, good night, Ralph.
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Oh, uh, Kate, uh, you got a minute? Oh,
well, actually, the session got out
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late, and I'm supposed to meet your
girlfriend for dinner. Yeah, I'll try to
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make it quick.
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Uh, Kate, I'm not quite sure how to ask
you this.
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Good night, good night.
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It's okay, John, just say it.
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Okay, I, um, I just want to know if,
um...
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Oh, boy, I knew this was going to be
embarrassing, and I know why.
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Kate, promise, don't laugh at me.
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Oh, John.
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John, let me make this easy for you,
okay?
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I would love to go out with you.
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Uh, Kate.
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Actually, I've been wondering when you
were going to get around to asking me. I
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think it's a great idea.
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Uh, well, um... You do?
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Sure, don't you?
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I'm free tomorrow night. So am I.
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Dinner? Great. Good, call me.
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I gotta run.
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I admire a man who cooks.
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Yeah, I just wish I could do it better.
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I mean, it's just so hard to get
everything to come out at the same time.
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Oh, that's okay. Everything was
delicious.
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Especially the dessert.
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Well, thank you, Kate.
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And the potatoes will be ready any
minute.
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Blurry?
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No.
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No, I was going to say nice.
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Oh. Why? Do you think I'm tipsy?
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No.
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Well, not exactly.
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I just... I've never seen you this
relaxed before, that's all.
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Well, it's a side of me that I usually
don't let other people see. Well, it's a
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very nice side.
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Thank you. It's one of your better
sides.
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Not that there's anything wrong with
your other side.
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I got this relaxed, I ended up trying to
buy a racehorse from a vending machine.
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Hey,
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speaking of nice people, do you know
who's really nice?
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Ralph.
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Oh, yeah, sure. Ralph is very nice.
Yeah. You want to know something? What?
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really likes you.
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Really? Yeah.
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What about you?
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Oh, he likes me too.
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This is sort of romantic, isn't it?
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Yeah, the glow of a fire in a glass of
wine.
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Oh, Kate, we don't have a fire.
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We do have wine, right?
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You know what I think we both need right
now?
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I think we both can use a little coffee.
Okay.
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You got any on you?
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No problem. I'll just borrow some from
my neighbor across the hall.
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I always seem to be running out of
coffee. I guess that's why my wife
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me. She probably thought it was grounds.
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She wasn't home.
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Kate, what are you doing?
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You said to make myself comfortable.
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Uh, Kate, I think you've had quite a lot
to drink tonight.
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Oh, look who's talking.
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Yeah, but I'm not the one who has to
drive home.
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attracted to you, Kate.
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It's just, I don't want to ruin our
special relationship, you know, our
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our friendship.
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Oh, you're just so damn good, aren't
you?
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I know,
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but I don't do it on purpose.
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Look, Kate, you and I have both had a
lot to drink tonight, and it would be a
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very simple thing to give into the
moment.
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So simple.
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Kate.
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Tempting as that might be, Kate, I
really respect you, you know?
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I do.
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Do you understand anything I've said?
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Anything at all?
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Unfortunately, yes.
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Good, good. Now, you just sleep right
here, and I'll make myself a nice little
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bed on the floor, okay? Okay.
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Okay.
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It's only me.
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What happened?
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You had too much to drink last night.
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And you stayed here.
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But you're in bed with me.
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Right.
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I'm sorry.
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Beautiful morning, isn't it?
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Yeah, it's lovely.
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I'd like to get out of bed now.
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Would you like to get dressed in the
bathroom? Oh, well, if you don't mind.
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not at all.
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Shall we?
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Yes, of course.
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Would you like some breakfast?
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Oh, no, thank you. I think I'll be fine.
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You sure I can't get you anything?
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Well, actually, there is one thing.
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Goodbye. I'll just show myself out.
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John? Wait, I was hoping to get to talk
to you. I've been calling you all week.
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Let's just forget it. No, Kate, I don't
want to forget it.
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John, there's really nothing to talk
about.
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Kate, Kate, please.
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Oh, John, wait.
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So, how did it go with Kate?
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What do you mean with Kate?
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Oh, God, Ralph. Did she say if she'd go
out with me? Ralph, it's kind of
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complicated.
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There's so much to tell. Why don't we
grab a beer after the meeting?
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We begin.
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Louise, if you don't mind, I would like
to start tonight.
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By all means.
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I thought I might be able to deal with
this myself, but I'm
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afraid I can't.
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You see, I recently got involved in a
relationship.
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Well, relationship is not exactly the
word for it, and that's my problem.
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You see, I...
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I guess we went too far, too fast, and
now she won't even talk to me. Well,
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John, you know what they always say. You
can never be too rich, too thin, or go
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too far, too fast. Yeah.
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Would you kindly shut up, please?
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Okay.
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What I can't for the life of me figure
out is why she has suddenly become so...
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pig -headed, icy, and immature.
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Well, I often find in a... Louise, may I
take a shot at this? Certainly, Kate.
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I think I know exactly how this woman
feels.
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She probably felt that what you did was
a mistake, that there was a special
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bond between you, and that was ruined.
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What are you saying?
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Are you saying just because we enjoyed
ourselves for an evening that we can no
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longer be friends?
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That's... Just stupid.
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Well,
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John, you don't have to call her stupid.
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She's probably just trying to be true to
her feelings. Well, fine, but it
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happens to turn out that her feelings
are wrong.
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Wrong? God, you know that I used to
think, John, I used to think that you
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sensitive, caring person, but you're not
concerned one whit about this woman's
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feelings. Kate, Kate, Kate, Kate.
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Aren't you taking this a little
personally, dear?
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in a vaguely similar situation.
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Well, maybe it would be of help to John
if you talked about it.
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Well, say, here's an idea.
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Well, um... There's this man that I...
spend
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a fair amount of time with.
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We're not dating, really, but, uh... We
do have occasion to see each other on
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a... Weekly basis.
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Weekly?
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And I value this man's friendship a
great deal.
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But now I have a chance to pursue a more
romantic relationship, and I'm really
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confused.
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Well, I say go for it, honey. Get your
ya -ya's out.
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to him.
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Well, um, honestly, yes.
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So what you're saying is that there's a
genuine chemistry there.
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Yes, Louise, that's what I seem to be
saying.
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But, uh, what's even more confusing is
that I happen
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to know that he's attracted to me, too.
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to this guy?
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I was afraid that he wouldn't
understand.
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Oh.
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Well, I bet he would.
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He sounds like a very nice guy.
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Not to me.
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He ought to be hung up by his heels.
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My husband used to enjoy that.
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I think you're right about this man, and
I only hope that he can also understand
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that the only way that I can deal with
this is to let go,
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approach it from another angle, and
start in again.
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My husband used to enjoy that, too.
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John, we still haven't told me what
happened with Kate.
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Well, Ralph, I did get together with
Kate, as you asked. Well?
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Over at my place.
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And, well, we had a little dinner and a
little wine.
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Actually, a lot of wine.
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Oh, I see.
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No problem, John. Just tell me how much
I owe you. No, no, no, Ralph. No, no.
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No, you don't owe me anything.
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You see, what happened was, um... I
never got around to asking Kate for you.
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I'm sorry, Ralph.
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Oh.
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Well... That's all right, John.
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I guess it really was a lot to ask.
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Ralph?
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Hi. Oh.
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Hi. Hi, Kate.
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Hello.
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That was quite a lively session tonight,
wasn't it?
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Yeah, I'll say.
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Yeah, if someone wasn't paying
attention, they might have even thought
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were mad at each other.
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Well, you know, Ralph, I don't think
that John and I could ever
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really be mad at each other.
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No, we're too good friends for that.
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Hey, you know what?
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I've got two tickets for the ballet
tonight.
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Would you like to go with me?
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Oh, I would love to.
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But I can't.
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Oh.
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But I know someone who would love to go.
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Ralph.
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Next, Van Owen's disclosure could put a
cop killer back on the street in a tense
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new L .A. law.
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And Friday, George Burns is raising hell
in the blockbuster movie comedy Oh,
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God, You Devil.
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Then, Crockett and Tubbs are trying to
bring down a serial killer without
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getting blown away in a tense Miami
Vice. Friday.
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