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Uh, well, here is a partial list of all
the items destroyed in the fire.
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As you can see, the garage is almost a
total loss.
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Although it does free up the weekend I
set aside to organize it.
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Yeah.
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Uh, you see, my nephew CJ was deep
frying a turkey.
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Excuse me, am I keeping you?
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You are the insurance adjuster. This is
your job, isn't it? I'm sorry.
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It's the day after Thanksgiving. I got a
turkey sandwich waiting at home with my
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name on it.
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Well, I have leftovers here.
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I'm sure they're not as good as the ones
that you want. All right, you twisted
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my arm.
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Bridget, CJ, this is Frank, the
insurance adjuster.
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He's here to help us file our claim for
the fire.
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Oh, Mom, don't forget to tell him about
my new car that was in the garage.
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Oh, yeah, and I had 10 ,000 cash in the
glove compartment.
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So I understand you were deep -frying
the turkey and the oil caught fire?
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Sir, that is a lie, and I will not... I
don't stand here for that kind of
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character assassination.
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I'm a man of dignity.
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I already told him that the turkey fryer
exploded.
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Oh.
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Well, yeah.
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Okay, let me just put this in the micro
for 30 seconds.
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So, do we have any idea what caused the
turkey fryer to explode?
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Ah, let me think.
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You know, I keep going over yesterday in
my head.
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Oops. Oh, I'm sorry.
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Mom, move.
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Are you sure there's nothing I can do?
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No, the whole point was to keep things
getting off. Your job is to relax and do
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nothing. Which, by the way, is harder
than it looks.
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No one puts in the hours like you do.
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You're in my work area.
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All right, fine.
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If anybody wants me, I'll just be
relaxing in the living room.
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Ah, whoa, whoa, whoa.
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Not in the living room. That's where I'm
going to deep fry the turkey.
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In the living room? That's right.
Everybody, listen up.
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If anyone bumps this fryer and oil
spills in the propane flame, ooh,
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going to be an explosion so big even
Grandpa might hear it.
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So I can't let anyone in here for
something this dangerous. Every possible
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precaution has to be taken.
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Wouldn't it be safer to do it outside?
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Dude, are you high? It's freezing out
there.
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I said it's freezing out there.
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You guys having fun?
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Oh, come on. Grab that. Oh, that's
supposed to be our best receiver shoot.
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couldn't catch a disease in a horribly
cold place.
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Excuse me.
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This was left within my TFSP turkey
fryer safety perimeter.
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Anything left inside must be either
removed or DF'd.
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Deep fried. Stay close, people.
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What happened to the new football I gave
you? Principal Gibb confiscated it. Oh,
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Gibb.
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What'd you do?
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Nothing. Well, you must have done
something.
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Oh, sure. Stick up for your boyfriend.
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He's not my boyfriend.
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Fine. Man toy.
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I'm not dating Ed Gibb. Or making him my
man toy.
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What happened with Gibb?
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Huh? He seems like a cool guy.
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Well, you... He's a cool guy. I mean,
he's actually a great guy.
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It's just, he's, I don't know, he's
too... Mean.
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Wimpy. Goofy.
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Annoying. Impotent.
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DJ, you said you liked him. I did. I
just jumped in. Looked like fun.
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Fourth of two, they're going to go for
it.
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Come on, Lions.
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Come on, come on.
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You really think it's going to help your
team by fondling your hat like that?
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Tapping. I only fondle during overtime.
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The picture went out.
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Hey,
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maybe you should final the TV.
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Final the TV? This isn't baseball
season.
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Okay, after the apples, we add a
something of butter.
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A stitch?
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God, Grandma's handwriting is so bad.
Wait, wait. A stink. Yes, a stink of
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butter. What? No, it says a stick of
butter.
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Oh. Nope. Pretty sure it says stink.
Nope.
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It says stick. Now just go take it out.
Sounds like you're the one who needs to
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take out the stick.
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You know what? Let's each just make our
own pies, okay?
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Fine by me. Fine. Give me that. What?
You don't need it. You can't even read.
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Well, you can't reach.
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What?
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Are you girls spying? No, we're fine.
I'm just training her, Mom. Jump,
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jump.
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We're fine, Mom. Everything is
completely under control.
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The fryer.
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Boss alive.
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that I can do.
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Okay, fine. We need something from the
store. We do?
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Yes, we do. We do. We need, um, the...
Is that a G?
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N. Vanilla.
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Not even going to tell you what I
thought that said.
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Ed?
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Kate! Hi!
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Hi! Happy Thanksgiving!
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You too.
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What are you doing here?
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Well, my kids are at home making the
whole dinner. They just made up some
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to get me out of the house.
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I just love this holiday.
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What's your family doing?
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Well, my kids are skiing in Vail with my
ex and their new stepfather, Mark.
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Mark with a C.
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Mark, I cater.
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But it's good. It's very good.
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Well, it's not that good, but it's
pretty good.
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You know, if you're alone, why don't you
come to my house for dinner? Oh, no,
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no, no. I wouldn't want to impose.
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Oh, come on. It's no trouble. Just
follow me. I'm in the blue minivan.
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Oh, that's really sweet, Kate, but I'm
fine. You know, one of the benefits of
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being single again is that I've become
extremely handy in the kitchen.
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I intend to make myself quite the
Thanksgiving feast.
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Are these your turkey dogs?
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But they're not eating like this in
bail.
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Blue minivan.
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I'll be right behind you.
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Hey, wait, wait, wait.
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You know, it was lovely of you to invite
me to dinner, but are you sure this is
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a good idea? I mean, I am your kid's
high school principal.
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Well, that doesn't mean they don't like
you.
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And your father did punch me in the
nose.
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Well, that doesn't mean he doesn't like
you.
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Oh, look, Ed, we both know that that was
a misunderstanding.
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Oh, come on. You're welcome in my home.
I'm sure my family feels the same way.
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Hi, everybody.
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Look who I brought home for
Thanksgiving.
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Hi!
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Oh, and I thought this was going to be
awkward.
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Ed, why don't you go to the restroom?
It's right over there. But I don't have
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to... It's right over there.
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This is not the way we treat guests in
this house.
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Mom, you were supposed to pick up
vanilla.
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You don't get much more vanilla than Ed
gives.
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You know what, Mom? We're really sorry
we brought our principal back to the
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house. Get used to it. He's our man toy
now.
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All right, I've had it. We're just
friends.
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All right, now look. He's here because
he had nowhere else to go.
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So when he comes out, I want everyone to
say something nice.
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They, you know, seem to have healed up
nicely.
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Uh, Principal Gibb. Welcome.
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Happy Thanksgiving.
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Yeah, I got a wing with your name on it,
buddy. It'll get carried away.
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Rory?
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Nice day for football.
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Look, I'm sorry. He's still upset that
you took away his football.
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Okay, he drop -picked it across the
cafeteria and into a vat of chocolate
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pudding.
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I'll go talk to him.
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So, um, need any help there?
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Are you some kind of engineer?
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No, I just... So what, then?
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You think I need help because I'm old?
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No, I really... Well, let me tell you
something, college boy.
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Hey, hey, hey, hey.
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If you hit me again, I am not coming for
Christmas.
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DJ, throw the ball for five minutes.
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Do I look like I have time for
tomfoolery?
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Dad, you sure I can't get you something?
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Oh, no, no, I'm fine. I'm just watching
the game.
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You're watching a broken TV.
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I'm a Lions fan. It's less painful this
way.
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Actually, I'm just sitting here thinking
about all the things I'm grateful for
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this holiday.
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My kids.
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My job, my health, and you, Kate.
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Me?
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Why me?
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You've been a good friend. You take me
into your home. You show me warmth and
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hospitality. Out of my chair.
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Yes, sir.
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Ew, your filling sucks.
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Yours smells like wet dog.
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Is there a problem?
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Yes, there is one crust and there are
two fillings. And the pie crust is going
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to be mine.
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No, the pie crust is mine.
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I am now refereeing a pie fight.
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I feel like the mother of Amish teens.
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I'm okay.
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Dad, maybe you want to unplug that
first?
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Oh, relax, Kate. These little zaps make
me feel alive.
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Oh, fireflies.
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I'm going to go keep an eye on him.
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Principal Gibb, we need your help. Yeah,
you can decide whose filling goes in
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the crust.
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Me? Please, someone has to decide.
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Well... Okay, great. So close your eyes.
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Close them so you don't know who's
filling your tasting. Okay, what am I
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here? Cherry?
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Cranberry apple.
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Oh, no, no, no, no. I'm probably not the
right person for this. Oh, come on.
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Please, it'll be really helping us out.
We're just trying to make the right pie
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for our mom.
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All right, okay.
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Let's do this.
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Open wide.
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Okay, great. Now try the good one. Mine.
I mean the other one. Not that mine's
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the other one. I mean, I kind of...
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Mom, what's wrong?
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Sometimes cranberries and I don't agree.
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Are you allergic to cranberries?
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Ish. I'm allergic -ish.
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I'll be okay. I need to sit down and
just get my adrenaline shot.
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Didn't you get back out there with the
fryer?
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Yeah. His head's all normal again. I'm
out of here.
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Um, excuse me, you didn't bring another
adrenaline shot, did you? Because you
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still didn't try my cranberry filling.
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Nobody is having cranberry filling.
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You and your sister go out to the
garage, get a couple of frozen pies.
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And, Ed, why would you eat cranberries
if you knew you were allergic?
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Well, the reaction is usually much
milder than that, and the girls really
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to make you a great pie, and I wanted to
help.
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That is so sweet and so thoughtful.
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That was the least I could do.
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And really, really dumb.
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You know, I am your boss.
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So sweet, so thoughtful.
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What are you doing?
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The ball just rolled in.
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Are you kidding? This thing's like a
torpedo heading at that fryer.
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I never believed what we saw between Mom
and Gib. So sweet, so thoughtful. You
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saved my life. Kiss me.
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And then they were all giggly and acting
like a couple.
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Yeah, so what?
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So, he's a Durwood. It's wrong on a
million different levels. Look, there
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two main problems with Principal Gib.
One, he's our principal, and two, he's
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Gib.
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I suppose that's a good reason not to
like him.
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I was just thinking how that Durwood
seems to make your mom happy.
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Principal Gabe is going to live and
stuff.
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Can you play the ball with me?
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Uh, not now, honey.
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Great. I can't play football. I can't
watch football.
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Thanksgiving totally blows.
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Stop!
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Now that one, that was a strong one.
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All right, Dad, that's it. Away from the
television. You don't know what you're
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doing. With 22 seconds to go.
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Not too bad for a guy who doesn't know
what he's doing.
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22 seconds, and they're down by four?
Oh, my God.
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And it all comes down to the final play.
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Lions working from the Colts.
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What are you doing? It's a ritual. I
have to hop, or there's no way to...
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it off. It's the dumbest thing I've ever
seen.
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Like, fondling your hat is going to
help? It's tapping.
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Lions working from the Colts, 35.
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Harrington takes the snap. He's in the
pocket. No one's open. He lost to Hal
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Berry.
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Touchdown!
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Yeah.
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Topping, huh?
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Topping? Yeah, that seems to work. What
are you doing next Sunday?
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Come on, Rory, let's throw that thing
around.
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I don't know. Come on, come on, come on.
You know, I played football in high
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school.
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How can I say no to that?
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See that?
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Grandpa's getting along with Ed.
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I know, weird. Maybe those zaps just
shocked the grumpy out of him.
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Principal Gibb, we wouldn't be
completely nauseated and freaked out if
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wanted to date him.
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So sweet.
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And very beautifully put.
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However... Look, Mom. All we're saying
is we like that he makes you smile.
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You like what you see out there?
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Oh, now you're going to tell me that I
like him, too?
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He did eat the pie of death for you.
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Nice kind of drawing.
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He's not a bad guy, that Gib.
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Dad?
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What happened to Gib?
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Dad, where's your dad?
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How's he hug?
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Not bad.
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Go wash up. Dinner's ready.
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Thanks for playing.
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Sure, anytime.
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You don't have to do that anymore.
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You know, not many people could survive
being thrown into the middle of this
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madhouse. Not at all. You have a very
sweet family when they're not poisoning
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punching me.
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You've been so kind and helpful lately,
and I realize that I've been putting up
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the wall, and I'm not really a...
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A wall kind of person.
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I've been wanting to say something.
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And it's just so kind of hard to say.
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Well, why don't you just say it?
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I... I'm really glad you're here.
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That was the hard part?
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Why don't we just go inside?
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Okay.
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Do you want to have dinner?
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I thought that's what we were about
to... No, with me. A date.
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Wow.
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Kate, I've wanted to go out with you
forever.
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Yeah, the timing just wasn't quite
right, but now I... Well, I'm kind of
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someone now.
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Oh, good.
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That's good.
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Not really good, but pretty good.
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For the longest time, you didn't seem
interested.
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Well, you know, there was that timing
thing.
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And, you know, I'm sorry.
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I didn't realize you had a girlfriend.
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Ish. She's girlfriend -ish.
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You don't have to explain.
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Should I go?
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Oh, no.
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No. This isn't awkward?
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No, no.
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Well, okay, it's awkward -ish.
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But please, Ed, I want you to stay.
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Just go on inside. I'll be in in a
minute.
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I think you're just great, Kate.
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And if it would make things any easier,
I could eat some more cranberries.
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No, really, I'm fine.
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really does blow.
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So that's all you can think of to be
thankful for, that you got the good
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No, I said it's what I'm most thankful
for.
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And how about you, Kate?
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What are you thankful for?
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Well, I'm thankful for my wonderful
children and for my great dad and my
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even though she couldn't be here.
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That's what I'm thankful for.
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And you, Rick?
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Oh, well, I'm thankful for...
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Great friends.
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Yeah.
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Great friends.
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Blah, blah, blah. Thanksgiving.
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Let's eat.
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No, no, no. Wait.
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Finally, I am thankful to all of you,
especially CJ, for doing all this work.
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that for once, I don't have to do
anything.
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I'm going to go check on a thing.
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Miss Hennessy?
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Miss Hennessy?
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Oh.
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You know, it's frustrating. I still
can't figure what made that fryer blow
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Good enough for me.
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I'll send you a check in a few days.
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Oh, hey, don't forget about my Ferrari.
Total loss.
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Don't you want the turkey?
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Really? Great, thanks.
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I'll send you back to play.
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I guess we'll never know what happened.
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My guess?
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He started eating as a small child and
never stopped.
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I meant, we'll never know why the turkey
fryer exploded.
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That, too.
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I think you're... You're just great,
Kate.
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And if it would make things any easier,
I could eat some more cranberries.
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No, really, I'm fine.
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