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Well, we're moving on up, moving on up,
too deep down, moving on up, to a
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deep...
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We're excited that Mommy's bringing
Daddy home.
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Uh -huh. Where is Japan anyway?
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Well, let me see.
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Do you know where China is?
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No.
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Do you know where the Pacific Ocean is?
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No.
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Well, do you know what east means?
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we, honey? Yeah, they're bringing me a
surprise.
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Daddy said it's even better than a doll.
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Hey, lucky you.
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Yeah, I wish they'd go a little more.
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Oh, George, hello there.
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Oh, hi, Jessica.
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Oh, hello, pumpkin.
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How's my little sugar plum?
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You little jelly bean, you.
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Can't you ever get your mind off of
food?
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Lionel and Jenny's friends.
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They'll be here in less than an hour.
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Great. Do you think we should be doing
this? After all, they told us not to
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a fuss.
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Oh, they always said the opposite of
what they mean.
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I'll say.
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When Lionel went away three years ago,
he said, see you soon.
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What's all this mail addressed to Lionel
and Jenny?
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Oh, that's mail addressed to Lionel and
Jenny.
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Oh. Well, we've been picking it up for
them while Jenny's been in Japan for a
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month. And what kind of person... Are
you?
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Don't you know it's not polite to look
through other people's mail?
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Well, it's all junk anyway.
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Except for the Macy's bill, a letter
from Jenny's college roommate, and a
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reminder of the appointment with Dr.
Green Tuesday at 4.
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Well, here it is.
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Devil's Food Upside Down Cake.
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Yay!
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Oh,
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Florence, I've never heard of Upside
Down Devil's Food Cake.
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Me neither.
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I had a little accident in the kitchen.
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I had to go through with it. It was a
special request.
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From whom, the devil himself?
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No, I didn't bake anything for you.
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You know, I got a postcard from Jenny
from Japan, and she said more than
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anything else, she had a craving for my
cake.
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Don't touch that frosting.
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No, but she, uh... It's filling in the
dents.
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Have you got any more of that frosting?
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We've got a crack in the bathroom
ceiling.
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Hello, Mr. J.
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Hello, everybody.
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I thought these balloons would add a
festive touch to the homecoming.
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Hello, Princess Jessica.
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Hello, Prince Harry.
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Can I give you some balloons?
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Thank you. You're welcome.
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Why are they flying?
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Oh, well, you see, it's simple, Jessica.
They're filled with helium.
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which is number two on the periodic
table of elements, and thus lighter than
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oxygen, which is number six, and a major
component in the air. Now, when the
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helium is compressed into an enclosed
area, it's magic, dear.
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I like magic.
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Oh, Jessica, let me show you some real
magic.
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Hello, Jessica. Welcome to Munchkinland.
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How did you do that?
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just by your drawers two sizes too
small?
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Not actually, Mr. J. You see, the speed
of sound relative to helium is faster
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than the speed relative to air, and this
accounts for the accelerated resonance
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frequency.
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It's magic, Grandma.
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Oh, that's my cookies. They're done. You
want to help me bring them out,
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Jessica? Come on, Flora. She's too young
to operate a forklift.
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You have Sunday's paper.
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When Jenny called yesterday, she said
that Lionel wanted us to save the real
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estate section.
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Gee, that's odd.
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Not really. Maybe they're looking for a
bigger place.
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Why, the place they have now is plenty
big.
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Yeah, and even with Lionel home for
good, there's still just the three of
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Hey!
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Jenny's doctor?
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And the real estate section.
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And Jenny's weird food cravings. Yeah,
anytime you crave a Florence's food,
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that's a weird craving.
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And Jessica said they're bringing her
something better than a dog. Oh, my God.
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They're bringing home a pregnant geisha
girl.
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Jenny's the one who's pregnant.
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They said they had something to tell us.
Something important.
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Oh, we're going to be grandparents
again.
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Oh, I just can't wait to tell everybody.
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Come on, Weasley. This is their big
news. Let them announce it. George is
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Don't tell anybody.
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Promise. Promise.
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Promise. Promise. Promise.
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Lionel and Jenny are having a baby.
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I don't know the due date, but... Well,
personally, I would prefer a boy, but
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please, don't breathe a word of this.
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That's right. A bun in the oven.
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But you didn't hear it from me.
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Hello. Hey, Ralph.
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Great. Huh?
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Hey, thanks, Ralph.
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Look, the kids just got out of a cab
downstairs. They should be up here any
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second. Oh, Jessica, they're coming.
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Come on out.
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Now, go in the kitchen and hide.
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All right, everybody, remember how we
rehearsed it earlier.
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Hey, where you going?
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I'm just going out into the hall for a
breath of fresh air. The same air that's
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out there as in here.
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But it's better lighting. I like to see
what I'm breathing.
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Welcome home!
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I only went out to get cigarettes.
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You've lost weight. Didn't you eat well?
Of course you didn't. Who likes raw
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fish? Mom, Jenny's here, too.
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Oh, Jenny.
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Oh, I'm sorry. I guess it's the
excitement of you coming home, the
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party?
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It's not really your party. It's just
your family and some friends.
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Look, Mrs. Jefferson, I specifically
told my mother not to make a big deal
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of this. Oh, but we know how you two
are.
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And now with the news about the baby.
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What baby?
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Oh, come on. We already figured it out.
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Jenny is pregnant, isn't she?
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No, I'm not.
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I'm not.
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You're not?
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Who's you got to tell us?
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Mom, Jenny and I are getting a divorce.
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Mrs. J., must I leave? I've always
considered myself extended family.
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Lionel, hello.
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Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Bentley, but we have
an emergency here. You see, Lionel and
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Jenny are... sick.
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They brought home a rare tropical
disease from Japan.
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Oh, who am I kidding? I'm just a
neighbor.
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First thing you ask somebody when
they've been away for a long time. So
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your trip? What'd you bring us?
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Listen, sweetheart, maybe we should save
the presents for later.
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Yes, later.
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Right now, we should all talk.
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Florence, why don't you take Jessica
into the other room and get her packed?
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She's already packed.
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Well, then why don't you take her into
the other room and read her a story?
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I've already read her them stories.
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We're sticking to them stories.
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Uh, Florence, we have something very
important to discuss, and I don't want
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talk about it in front of the B -A -B
-Y.
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It won't work, Grandma.
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Aunt Florence knows how to spell.
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Florence, out.
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I'll see you later, okay?
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Well, we can take a hint.
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If you don't want us in on your gossip,
we'll just make up some gossip of our
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own.
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Child, have you heard who just checked
into the Betty Ford Center?
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What's going on here?
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I think that Louise just wants to clear
the room so that Lionel and Jenny can
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tell us their special news.
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Why, Helen, what special news?
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You know.
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Oh.
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Oh, that's special, Newt. Look, I think
there's some kind of misunderstanding
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here. Look, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pop,
Ginny and I... Don't say it! Don't say
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Mom, they gotta know sometime.
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Okay, fine.
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Kill your parents!
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You've already broken my heart to
pieces!
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Call me crazy, but this doesn't sound
like a baby announcement.
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Listen, we've... try to think of the
best way to break this to you, but it
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doesn't seem... They're moving to Japan!
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Oh, no!
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We're not moving to Japan.
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They're getting a divorce!
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Thank God.
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A what?
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A what?
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It's just a divorce, Pop.
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I'm confused.
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Jessica said you were bringing her home
something better than a doll.
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Yeah, a watchman.
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What does that have to do with your
doctor's appointment with Dr.
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Green?
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Ma, Dr.
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Green is a family counselor.
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Yeah, well, how about that real estate
section?
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We thought you were looking for a bigger
place.
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No, I'm looking for another place.
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This isn't happening.
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I refuse to believe this.
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Oh, come on, Willis, don't you start it.
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We'll never get them back together. Oh,
you're right.
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Okay, kids, what is it? You have a
little spat.
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What? Did Lionel forget to take out the
garbage?
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That's a little tough from Tokyo, Pop.
Well, Jenny, you'll just have to find
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somebody else to take out the garbage.
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It's not the garbage, Pop.
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Oh, well, uh, are you having a little
trouble in your sex life?
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That's a little tough from Tokyo, too.
Well, Jenny, you'll just have to find
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somebody... George!
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And take that hat off!
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Okay.
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I realize you're adults, and you know
what you're doing.
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Thank you.
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So I have just one question.
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What's that?
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How can you do this to us?
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Oh, we aren't doing anything to you.
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Lionel and I, we've just grown apart.
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Right. You know, I was taught that you
stick things out.
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When a man and a woman got married, it
was for keeps.
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That's right. Even if they grew to hate
each other, they stayed together for the
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happiness of their families.
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Jefferson, Lionel and I don't hate each
other. Yeah, we're happy.
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We're getting a friendly divorce.
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And when is this friendly... thing
supposed to take
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place? It's going to be very quick.
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Yeah, next month, we're all going to fly
to Haiti and take care of it there. Who
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is we?
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Well, Lionel, Jessica, and I.
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Oh. Well, we figured that as long as
we're going, we'd make it a family
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vacation.
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Well,
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well, well, isn't this too, too
civilized?
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Maybe we should all go and make it a
real family outing. Yeah, why not?
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We'll have adjoining staterooms, order
some crackers and cheese and shake up
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some banana dagglies. What the hell is
wrong with you two?
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Now look, we understand.
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This is a lot for you to accept all at
once.
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You damn right it is.
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And you are all too emotional to talk
about this right now.
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I am not emotional.
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Then why are you getting it? Because I
like to get it.
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Okay, okay, look. Why don't we all get
some rest and talk more about this
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tomorrow? Yes, I agree.
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Well, maybe you're right, Lionel.
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I'll go make up your room.
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Oh, that's okay. I'll stay at our place.
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Then, Jenny, I'll go upstairs and make
up your room.
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Oh, don't bother, Mom. I'm going home,
too.
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Okay, you ready?
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Have you two no shame?
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Okay, I told you. Can we go if we
promise to have plenty of shame?
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Hell of a lot.
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Look, we have been through 12 time
zones, and now we're here in a twilight
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And I think we all need some rest.
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Yes. Jessica!
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Bye -bye to everyone.
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Bye -bye.
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Oh, jeez.
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Did everyone get enough kisses? No.
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Oh, okay.
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All right. Okay, good night, everyone.
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Good night. We'll talk to you tomorrow.
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Yes, dear.
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Tomorrow.
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isn't so bad.
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Maybe not.
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It never is as bad as you think it is.
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They seem to be handling it pretty well.
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Yeah, they do.
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Yes. We should try to handle it as well,
too.
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Yeah, we should.
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Yeah, we should handle it.
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Handle what?
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Jenny, are getting a divorce.
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A divorce!
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My poor little Jessica! My poor little
Lionel! My poor little Jenny! This is
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worst thing that ever happened to me!
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Can you believe it? Our kids!
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Yes.
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Our kids.
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My little boy. My little girl.
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It seems like just yesterday they went
out on a date.
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like him right from the start.
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And we like Jenny right from the start,
too.
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Well, I like Jenny right from the start.
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He was always such a good husband and
father.
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Who would have thought he would turn
around and pull something like this?
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far be it from me to point any fingers,
but, well, Lionel and Jenny did
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seem a lot happier before he up and
moved to Japan.
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Well, I don't want to point fingers
either, but if he was
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so happy, why did he even accept an
assignment so far from home?
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What are you trying to say, Louise?
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Oh, I'm not trying to say anything.
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I'm just asking a question.
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Oh, well, I have a question too.
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How happy do you think Jenny was trying
to raise a child in New York City alone
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for the last three years?
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I'm just asking.
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you about a father alone in a Japanese
hotel room unable
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to shell out $8 for a hamburger because
he's sending all of his
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yen home so that mother and child can
buy pretty clothes.
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Which her father -in -law cleans for
nothing.
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since you're the one who convinced
Lionel to take that job and leave home
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first place. Oh, yeah, well, I figured
Jenny would go with him.
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Any wife who doesn't pack up and go with
her husband ain't no wife at all.
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Now, wait a minute.
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He didn't have to leave.
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Obviously, he put his career before his
marriage. A chip off the old block, I
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say. Do I put business before you ease?
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That's beside the point.
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The will is his.
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I don't have a very good sense of how a
relationship works.
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Maybe that's where Jenny got it.
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Mm -hmm.
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Careful, Louise. You might just say
something you'll regret, don't we? If
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anybody says anything he regrets, it's
gonna be me.
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You know, if you didn't let your husband
walk all over you like that, maybe your
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son would have learned how to be more
compassionate with his wife. Yeah.
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Oh, shut up, Tom.
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Maybe your daughter would have learned
how to respect her husband.
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Hey, now don't you make my wife sound
like a witch.
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It's the broom fit.
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Ride it.
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So why don't you teach me how?
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Oh, please, look.
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Lionel and Jenny have the right idea.
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Jefferson's and Willis's just don't mix.
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Well, good.
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Just maybe you're right.
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And maybe we just don't have to come
around here for a while. Maybe that's
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No maybes about it. Well, maybe we don't
have to come around here anymore.
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Maybe we'll just move right out of this
building.
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Great! I know where there's a vacant
apartment.
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In Japan!
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Well, that's wonderful.
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It'll be worth the commute never to see
you again.
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And never is too soon for us.
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Goodbye!
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Hmm.
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