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Well, we're moving on up. We're moving
on up.
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What's there to worry about?
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What is the matter with me?
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The same thing that's the matter with
me. It's been a week since Lionel and
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Jenny separated.
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This morning I was so upset, I scrambled
the pancake, burnt Tom, and kissed the
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toast with Bob.
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You are absolutely right, Helen. We've
got to snap out of this.
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That is it, Louise.
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We have got to put the children's
problems out of our minds.
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You're right.
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Oh, Mrs. J., I'm making fudge today, and
I was wondering if I might borrow some
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walnuts.
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Certainly.
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There are some on the kitchen counter.
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My goodness, I had no idea they meant so
much to you.
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Oh, now, I'm sorry, Mr. Bentley.
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I'm just upset because Lionel and Jenny
are still separated.
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Yeah, and it's just terrible, Mr.
Bentley.
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Ah, yes.
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When the road of young romance develops
potholes, we all feel the bumps in our
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shock absorber.
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But I hate to see the two of you feeling
like this.
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I wonder, perhaps a little round of
happy thoughts would cheer you up.
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Happy thoughts?
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Oh, yes, Happy Thoughts is a marvelous
game that has seen me through many a
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tragedy, including the last two episodes
of The Young and the Restless.
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Well, I'm willing to try anything, Mr.
Bentley. How do you play this game?
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Well, you see, first of all, you have to
make your mind a total blank.
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I'm very good at that part.
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George will be so sorry he missed a
chance at that one.
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Yes, now.
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Is your mind a blank?
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All right, now.
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Think of something that makes you very
happy, you see, and then tell it to the
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other person. Why don't you go first,
Mrs. Willis? Oh.
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A beautiful rose.
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A summer breeze.
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A cotton candy.
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A roaring fireplace.
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Yes, now you've got the hang of it, you
see. Just continue on and I'll help
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myself to the nuts.
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A wink.
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A kiss.
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A hug.
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Love. A wedding.
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Problems.
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Arguments.
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Separation.
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Oh, no. Mrs. J., Mrs. Willis, remember.
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A beautiful rose. A summer breeze.
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A baby's smile.
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Oh, I've been cheering them up. Oh, nice
job.
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Now, would you like to cheer me up?
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I'd love to, Mr. J. How? Get out.
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But first, I want to see a big, cheery
smile.
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Bye.
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George, did you see Lionel? Yeah, I saw
him.
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He's staying at a friend's house. Boy,
you should see that place.
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Empty pizza boxes, empty beer cans,
cigarette butts, everywhere you look.
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Then he's ready to go back to Jenny.
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Are you kidding? He loves it. What man
wouldn't?
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Did you have any luck getting Lionel to
see that marriage counselor friend of
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yours? Dr. Foster? He wouldn't even talk
about it. Oh, I couldn't get Jenny to
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budge either.
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Well, at least he agreed on something.
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Well, I'm going to be going.
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Don't forget to come up later to
practice for tomorrow night's square
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Maybe that'll help to cheer us up.
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Tom's looking forward to it. Nothing
brightens my day like dancing around a
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man.
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Why does Lionel have to be so stubborn?
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He's your son, weasel.
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George, we've got to do something.
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Now, if...
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Lionel would only agree to see that
marriage counselor.
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Then maybe Jenny may give it a try, too.
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Forget it, Weasley. All he wants to do
is play poker.
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When the hell did Lionel start playing
poker? I don't know when he started
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playing that boring game.
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You ain't like poker, I'm sure.
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Hey, wait a minute.
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Poker, huh? Okay.
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If it takes poker, you know me.
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Hello? This is George Jefferson. I'd
like to speak to Dr. Forster, please.
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an emergency.
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George, what are you up to?
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Hi, Doc.
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How are you? Yeah.
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The emergency? Well, see, I'm organizing
a little poker game over here tonight,
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and I just wanted to know if you'd like
to come.
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What do you mean I dragged you away from
your patients?
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It ain't like you're no real doctor.
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Hey, okay, don't be so touchy.
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You want to play or not?
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You do?
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Great. Then be here at 7 o 'clock, okay?
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Fine, bye.
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One down, one to go.
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Pop, I'm tired of poker. I've been
playing every night this week.
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Well, tonight you're going to play
again.
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Well, look, you did remember to invite
some other players.
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Look, Lionel, you think I'm stupid?
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I know how to play poker.
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Who ever heard of playing poker with
only two people?
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Three people. Now we're talking poker.
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Hi, George.
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Hi, Ed.
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This is my son, Lionel.
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Ed Forster. Lionel, good to meet you.
All right.
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So, this is it. Now, don't you think we
could use some other players?
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Look, Lionel, if poker was intended for
a lot of people to play, they would have
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a hundred cards in the deck.
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Use this.
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Hi, Mr. J. Do you take your fudge with
nut? No, I'd rather eat it alone.
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Hey, Lionel.
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Hi,
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Lionel. Yeah, Harry Bentley. This is Ed
Foster.
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Yeah. Right. Oh, I'm happy to meet you.
Good to meet you. Hello.
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So, are you here to play the game? No,
he ain't. Well, I might be talked into
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it. What game are you playing? Russian
roulette.
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I hate to run, but... Oh, no, wait.
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He's just kidding. We're playing poker.
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Yeah, and we could always use another
player.
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Oh, well, if you insist.
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You know, I've always fancied myself a
bit of a gambler. You sure are, Bentley.
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You keep coming over here.
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First field's yours. Oh, thank you.
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But I have to warn you, I'm a bit of a
poker purist. None of that fancy stuff
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for me.
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Terrific. So let's just say the Queens,
Nines, Black Threes, and the Jack of
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Diamonds are wild.
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Why don't we just make the whole deck
wild, at least?
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Seems extreme, Mr. J., but if you say
so, all right.
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Yeah, look, why don't I just deal first?
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Let's make it seven cards a turn.
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Ah. Okay.
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And yep.
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Yep.
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Something wrong, George?
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Oh, no, no, it's nothing. I just miss my
wife.
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I just feel like
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I deserted her to play poker.
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Well, it's nice that you and your wife
are so close.
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Well, that's the way married couples are
supposed to be, right, Lionel?
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It's too rich for my blood.
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Isn't life like a poker game?
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Oh, how profound, Mr. J.
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I mean, just look at this king and queen
side by side.
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Just like a married couple.
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Don't they look happy together?
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Well, if you look closely at the king,
Mr. J, he doesn't look all that happy,
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you see.
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He's holding an axe to his head.
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Why don't you swallow your chips,
Bentley?
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Just poke, okay, Pop?
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I will raise you five.
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And I will see you.
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This ain't your man who's having trouble
with his marriage.
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Pop, will you play cards and stop boring
a man with other people's marital
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problems? This ain't boring him.
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He can listen to this stuff all day.
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I do. I'm a marriage counselor.
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A marriage what?
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Well, what an amazing coincidence.
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I mean, here you are, a marriage
counselor, and Lionel here is having
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problems.
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want to see a marriage counselor?
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Well, damn it, Lionel, I couldn't do no
better.
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I tried everything I could.
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Shoot. You got a beautiful marriage and
you're about to blow it. I figure at
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least if you talk to Eddie, he could
help you solve the problem. No.
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I see you're going to be busy, Mr. J, so
I'll just throw myself out.
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Hold it, wait up. I'm going to. Hold it,
everybody, freeze!
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Except you, Bentley, you can go.
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Now, look, Lionel, now you've been
married for three years.
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At least take three minutes to try to
save it.
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Please.
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Okay, Pop, if it'll make you feel
better, counsel me.
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Well, tell me about your situation.
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No, no, no, you know so much, you tell
me.
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Look, Lionel, do you really want to
leave your wife and baby?
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Well, I can't live with her the way it
is now.
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But do you want to leave?
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Well, no, but we decided on a separation
because we just weren't getting along.
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Dumb reason.
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We figured it was better to separate
than to fight all the time.
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Look, I've heard enough. Doc, why don't
you just tell him he's crazy and send
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him on back home to his wife?
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Pop, this was your idea.
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Okay, okay. Look, I'm just trying to
start a conversation.
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Okay, I'll leave you two alone.
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Alone.
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Like you left your wife and baby.
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Look, Lionel, sooner or later, every
relationship runs into a ripple.
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Yeah, well, you get used to pop.
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No, I'm talking about your marriage.
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Oh, yeah.
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Well, it's running to more than a
ripple.
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My marriage has hit a major tidal wave.
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Well, sometimes you really have to work
hard to save a marriage.
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Have you tried talking it out?
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Well, yeah, but every time I come home
from work, all Jenny wants to talk about
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is the baby.
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She doesn't even care about me anymore.
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Hmm. I mean, you're feeling sort of left
out.
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Yeah.
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Well, sometimes what happens to a couple
is that they begin to think more about
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themselves than they think about each
other.
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You got Jenny Pegg there. Hey, man, you
really know what you're talking about.
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Lionel, I'm talking about you, too.
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What? Oh, man, you don't know what
you're talking about.
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You have to give a little, too. Yeah,
well, I know that. Lionel, believe me, I
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understand what you're going through.
Yeah, right, sure you do. Besides, it's
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profession. I went through the same
thing with my wife.
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Yeah?
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Did it work out?
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Well, in a way.
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We got divorced.
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Are you crazy?
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I've got a nice counselor here. George,
sometimes... Man, shut up!
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No, Pop, the man is only being honest.
Anybody can be honest. This bum is
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probably trying to save your man.
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sense he did of course he did that's why
i called him he's the best in the
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business you go back to jenny i think
it's over for me and jenny pop
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Oh, it's you. What a relief.
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I mean, hello.
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Is everything okay?
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Yeah. Why would you ask?
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Why do you usually scram around with a
candlestick in your hand?
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Well, I thought you promised to... call
before you came over here. I did call.
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There was no answer.
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Oh, I was dropping Jessica off at the
babysitter's.
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Look, I have a lot of housecleaning to
do.
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Well, you mind if I pick up a couple of
things? Help yourself.
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Don't forget your pokey chip.
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What is that smell?
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I'm cooking lamb chops.
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Lamb chops? Hey, you know I didn't get a
chance to eat today?
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Tough.
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Yeah, well, your lamb chops usually are.
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All right?
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Oh, okay.
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Ah, come on. I'll put another lamb chop
for you.
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So what do you think?
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About what?
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About our separation. I think it's a
good idea, don't you?
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Yeah.
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Huh? What?
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Yeah.
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Oh.
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I mean, I'd say we're handling this
pretty well, wouldn't you? Definitely.
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Great.
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Don't panic. I know what to do. What are
you going to do?
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Wait, wait. Will you just let me handle
this? Wait, wait, wait. You don't put
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water on the grease fire.
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I know that.
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Is somebody doing something?
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Did I say that already?
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Yeah, I did say that already.
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Our apartment is burning down. This is
no time to panic, okay?
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lamb chops, how about a bologna
sandwich?
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Yeah, sounds good to me.
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I don't really want lamb chops anyway.
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Jenny, what happened to us?
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We stopped talking.
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Yeah, but when? Why?
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When you started playing poker.
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Oh, no, no. I started playing poker when
we stopped talking.
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Oh, well, look, Lionel, I don't know.
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Do you want mustard?
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Yeah, sure.
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Jenny, you know, it seemed like every
time I wanted to be with you, you were
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with the baby.
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Jessica needs me.
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Well, so do I.
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Lionel, you're, um... You're not jealous
of Jessica, are you? Oh, no.
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Lionel.
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Well, yeah, I guess I am.
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You are?
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Look, okay, I'm sorry.
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I'm ashamed, but I am, okay?
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I guess I never thought about that.
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Oh, look, it's not your fault. I mean,
it's nobody's fault. We just need time
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be together.
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I'd like that.
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Now, what are we going to do?
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Well, I... I mean, Lisa, we're talking
about it. That's a start.
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Okay, well... See, it... It's just that,
well... Jessica,
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she... You know, she's so little and...
And she needs me.
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And when you come home, I... Lionel, I
just don't have the energy I used to.
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Hey, well, I can understand that. I have
days like that, too.
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Well, then, you understand what I mean?
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Yeah.
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Hey, what if every so often, whether
we're going anywhere or not, we just
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Jessica with your folks and my folks or
whoever, just so we have time to be
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alone?
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That's a good idea. I mean, it is a
start, and maybe we'll get a chance to
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to know each other again.
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Oh, yeah.
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Jenny, I can't think of anything else
I'd rather do with my
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life than spend it with you.
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And I'm willing to work hard at it.
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I'm willing to work at it, too.
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Look, Wheezy, I don't mind square
dancing, but I ain't wearing this.
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But, George, all the men are going to
wear hats.
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All right, I'll wear a hat. But if it's
going to be on my head, it's going to be
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one that I want to wear, not this junk.
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Hi, Louise.
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What's wrong?
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Someone hold up the stagecoach?
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We still can't get Lionel and Jenny off
our minds. Yeah.
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Well, George and I decided, at least for
tonight, to put everything out of our
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heads. That's easy for George.
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but you're all wrong from the neck up.
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He usually is.
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Come on, let's get into the spirit of
the evening and get Lionel and Jenny out
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of our heads.
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Sure, but if I could get my hands on
those two kids of ours... I thought we
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agreed to forget about them.
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How can I forget about them when they're
wrecking my granddaughter's life?
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Oh, George, worrying won't solve
anything. Besides, she's my
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Don't remind me.
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You're right. Why should we worry? It's
not our fault.
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We know who's responsible.
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Right. Jenny.
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This is no time to be blaming anyone.
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All right, so Jenny may be a bit
demanding.
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And Lionel may be a little pig -headed.
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Pig -headed?
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Yeah, and he don't even like poker.
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Don't fake it, George. This whole thing
is your son's fault. Oh, yeah? Well, I
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think it's your daughter's fault. Oh,
yeah? Well, I think it's Lionel's fault.
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It's Jenny's fault. Lionel! Jenny!
Lionel! Jenny!
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Lionel! Jenny!
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You stay away from that woman.
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And you stay away from that man.
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to tell you that we're back together
again.
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Hey, Willis,
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I always told you you had a beautiful
daughter.
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Oh, thanks, George. You know, I've
always thought that Lionel's a heck of a
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So now everything will be like it was
before?
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Oh, come on. We want her to be happy.
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That's right. We still got some problems
to work out.
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Yeah, nobody said it was going to be
easy, but we're going to do it.
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That's the best news I heard all day.
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