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Here we are, face to face, a couple of
silver spoons.
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Hoping to find, we're two of a kind.
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Make it a go, make it grow. Together,
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we're gonna find our way.
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Together, taking the time each day.
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To learn all about those things you just
can't buy.
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Two silver spoons together.
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yourself some new batteries.
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And stay away from the scotch.
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There was a terrible explosion just as
you walked by the Crayola factory.
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Come on, Dad.
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It's Freaky Friday.
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Oh, yeah.
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Gosh, it's hard to keep track of these
days. Here I thought it was Philly
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Thursday.
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What is Freaky Friday?
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Well, you see, on the last Friday of
each month, we're allowed to go to
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dressed as bizarre as we want. Our
principal says it's a good way to
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teenage individuality. Aha. What made
you decide on this outfit?
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That's what all the kids are wearing.
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Hey, Rick, now that you're here, tell
Kate about the phone call we got this
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morning. Okay.
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Your mom called from Columbus.
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You talked to my mother?
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Sure, we both did.
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Guys, that was a personal call. It was
for me.
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Why did you answer the phone?
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Kate, we live here.
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When the phone rings, we answer it.
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Kind of like a habit.
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Listen, Edward, I need to know
something.
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Did you in any way give my mother the
impression that you and I have anything
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other than a business relationship?
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No. But she already knows we're
involved, doesn't she?
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Doesn't she?
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Sort of.
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Sort of yes or sort of no?
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Sort of no.
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Well, why haven't you told her?
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Well, Ricky, I'm sure there are some
things you don't tell your father,
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No, I tell him everything.
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Everything?
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Absolutely everything.
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Well, what about the time you snuck out
of the house at midnight?
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Honey, there's something I don't
understand here. Why haven't you told
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mother about us? You're going to tell me
where you went, young man.
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Seems to me you would have told your
mother about us by now. I don't like
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sneaking out of the house business. Not
one bit I don't like. It must be some
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reason you haven't told her about us.
And if it happens again, you're
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Buster. What is it? You're ashamed of
me? I'd like some answers.
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See, Dad, I was totally ashamed of you.
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Rick! Rick! Rick!
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Can't you see I'm talking to Kate here?
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Please.
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I'm not ashamed of you.
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Well, good.
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Honey, are you ashamed of your mother?
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No.
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It's just that I don't want her to meet
anybody I've ever met.
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That's interesting.
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Well, she embarrasses me. She brags
about me. She tells people stories about
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childhood. She always trots out the old
shoe story.
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What shoe story?
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Never mind. It's embarrassing.
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It's awful.
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I'm sick of it. I hate it. Okay, honey.
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But what she's good at, what she's
really best at, is meddling in my love
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Well, what does she do?
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Well, she advises and consults and
pushes and strains and flashes and rips
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and mutilates. Easy, easy.
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Should I get a damp cloth?
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When my science teacher gets like that,
she takes a swig out of her special
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beaker.
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Edward, if my mother knew that you and I
were involved, she'd immediately push
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us to get married.
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I mean, she'd put us both on the spot.
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Can't we just ask her to back off? That
wouldn't work.
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She's an attack mom.
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Look, guys, don't get me wrong.
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I mean, I don't want you to get the
wrong impression.
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I love my mother.
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In Columbus, Ohio, I love my mother.
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Well, Rick, knowing how Kate feels about
her mom kind of puts a damper on our
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surprise, doesn't it?
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Yeah, it sure does.
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What surprise?
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Your mother's here.
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Well, actually, it's her surprise.
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She thought it'd be nice just to pop in
on you. And you probably thought it was
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a great idea.
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Sure, then.
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Listen, if we don't answer the door,
maybe we should just go back to
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Look,
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Edward, this is very important.
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I want my mother to think that our
relationship is strictly business.
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All right?
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All right, if that's the way you want
it.
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The minute that door opens, I'll just
be... the boss.
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And I'll be... the boss's son.
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Thanks guys.
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I just can't stand to be so far away
from you.
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I know, I know.
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Come on in. I'd like you to meet my
boss.
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Mother, this is Mr. Edward Stratton III.
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Sir, this is my mother, Marjorie
Summers. I'm glad to meet you, Mrs.
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How do you do, Mr.
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Stratton?
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Oh, is he a hunk?
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How do you get anything done around
here?
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Mother, please.
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Oh, and this must be Ricky.
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Yeah. Hey, nice thread.
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Right back at you, Mrs. Summers.
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Make a deal.
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Call me Marge, and I'll give you the
present I brought for you.
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That's a deal, Marge.
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A videotape?
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Dad, it's Thriller!
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Hey. You like Michael Jackson?
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Do I like Michael Jackson?
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It's teenage for yes.
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It's also my way of saying I hurt
myself.
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This is an awesome present.
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Thanks forever.
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Well, you are welcome forever.
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Well, Mom, our business is done here for
the day. Why don't we go back to my
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apartment? Wait a minute. Where has the
fire just got here?
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I want to get acquainted with your boss.
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That is, if you're not too busy, Mr.
Tratton. Not at all, Marge.
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Please, sit down.
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Thank you.
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And, uh...
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Please call me Edward.
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All right.
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Edward.
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Miss Summers.
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Oh, thank you, Mr. Stratton.
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So, how's my Katie doing in the business
world?
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Terrific. She's efficient. She's
organized.
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She's an excellent administrator.
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She's a totally together woman.
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Oh, how nice of you to say that.
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I've always been so proud of her.
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She was such a creative child.
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Oh, Mom.
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She ever told you the shoe story?
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Mom, not the shoe story. Would you like
to hear the shoe story?
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Well, when Sadie was about five years
old, we all piled in the station wagon,
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zoomed off to visit the relatives in
Omaha.
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But somewhere along the highway, Katie
got bored.
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So she took off her shoe and threw it
out the window.
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Well, see, we didn't realize this until
we got to this rest area.
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Then we saw her hopping off on one foot
to the bathroom.
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Oh, my dear father had a fit.
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He just ranted and raved. Well, Katie
just didn't understand what all the fuss
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was about.
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She said, well, Daddy, it's no problem.
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Will you just pick up the shoe on the
way home?
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Kate, next time we drive somewhere
together, you'll have to give me your
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first.
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Marge, that was the best meatloaf I've
ever tasted.
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Well, thank you.
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I like the way you baked it to make it
look like Mount Rushmore.
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Although it felt a little strange to
pour ketchup on George Washington.
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Oh, Eddie, this is a lovely home. Well,
thank you.
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You know, I just recently became a real
estate broker.
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You did?
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If you ever decide to move to Columbus,
look me up.
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Well, of course, we don't have any
houses this big in that area, but I
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you into a Kmart.
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I'll keep that in mind.
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Hey, Kate, you should have joined us on
the train, honey.
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Honey?
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Ah, yeah, honey.
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Kind of a nickname.
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Yeah, yeah. See, what happened was...
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Oh,
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I remember.
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Yeah. Kate came to work one day eating a
piece of toast.
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And on the toast was honey.
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Mr. Stratton, do you think this would be
a good time to serve the coffee?
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Good idea. Good idea.
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Bye, honey.
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you say you and I chew the fat?
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Okay. Which fat should we chew?
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Well, um, you know, my daughter's just
crazy about you.
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I mean, all the letters she writes to
me, she just goes on and on about how
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terrific you are.
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That's nice.
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It's a little odd that she never
mentions your father.
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Odd?
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Well, I mean, she spends so much time
around him, you know.
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A lot more than she does around you, and
yet she never writes about him. I
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wonder why.
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Oh, well, it's probably because me and
Peter are friends.
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But her and my dad, they just have a
business relationship.
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And that's all they have.
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Nothing personal going on there.
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No sirree, Bob.
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Nope.
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Boy, it's hot in here.
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Am I making you uncomfortable?
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A little, yeah.
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I'm sorry. Let's change the subject.
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Oh, thanks. I mean, good idea.
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You're just so adorable.
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Bet you were a cute baby.
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My dad thinks so.
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I think I look like a drooling prune.
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Well, you got any pictures?
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Sure, want to see them? Sure.
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Okay, but you have to promise not to
look at the ones of me and my bassinet.
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They're X -rated.
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There's me in the hospital nursery.
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My, you are certainly wearing a big
smile.
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No. That's my head.
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Marge, what are you looking for? Oh, I'm
just looking for some pictures of your
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father and my Katie.
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Marge, I... Marge!
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my Katie.
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Oh, I knew there was something going on.
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Limes like these are made for taster's
choice.
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glad it's out in the open. Marge, I'm
nuts about your daughter. She's nuts
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me.
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You know what I'm talking about. The
wedding.
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The wedding, Marge?
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Don't call me Marge.
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Call me Mom.
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Mom?
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Mother, please.
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Am I making you uncomfortable?
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A little.
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I'm sorry.
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Let's change the subject. Okay.
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Watch out, Dad.
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This changing the subject stuff is a
trap.
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She'll let you think you're safe, and
then all of a sudden, blammo.
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Right between the eyes.
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Listen, you two, if we start
preparations right now, there's still
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June wedding.
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Oh, oh, wouldn't that be perfect?
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Kate, honey, is there anything you'd
like to say here?
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Please?
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Maybe I ought to speak to my mother
alone.
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You should. That's excellent thinking.
Come on, Rick.
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If you want me, I'll be in the liberty.
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I mean the library.
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Honey, is there something wrong?
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Yes, Mother.
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You're meddling again.
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Oh, Katie.
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Is it meddling to want to see my
daughter married before I drop dead?
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Mother, you're as healthy as a horse.
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Sure, now.
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But who knows about tomorrow?
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I could be standing right here in this
living room and get hit by a train.
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I just want to meet your hubby before I
meet my maker.
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Mom, your maker is in no hurry to meet
you.
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He's probably afraid that you'll try to
fix him up with somebody.
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Now, look, you have had four long -term
relationships, and you haven't made it
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to the altar yet.
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So?
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So, let me put it in real estate terms.
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You've been in escrow four times and you
haven't once closed.
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You don't get married pretty soon,
you're going to be a fixer -upper.
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I am not a piece of real estate.
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You can't hang flags and banners on me
with a sign saying price to sell.
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This property is for sale by owner only.
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Now, dear.
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You're getting upset.
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You bet I'm getting upset.
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Look, haven't you wondered why I've
tried to keep my relationship with
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secret from you?
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Well, yes, now that you mention it.
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It's because I knew you'd waltz right in
and mess things up, just like you've
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always done before.
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What are you talking about?
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I am always saying, back off, stop
meddling.
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And you always say, calm down, Katie,
and I let it go.
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Well, this time I am not letting it go.
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This is my life, Mother.
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And if the way I handle my life bothers
you, then maybe you shouldn't be part of
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it.
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Well,
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I was just trying to help.
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I just want you to be happy, Katie.
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I love you.
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The last thing that I wanted to do was
to make you mad at me.
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Oh, Mom.
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I'm not mad at you.
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You're not?
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Well, actually, I am.
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But I'll get over it.
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Provided we come to an understanding.
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What? Look, I know that Edward loves me
every bit as much as I love him.
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But his first marriage didn't work out,
and, well, he's a little reluctant to
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try again.
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So if we get married, I want it to be
because we really want to, not because
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mommy made us.
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okay together we're gonna find our way
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together
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Taking the time each day to learn all
about those
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things you just can't buy.
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