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This is my son.
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Isn't he cute?
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Of course he's not born yet, that's just
the ultrasound.
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Oh, yeah, I see.
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There's his arm.
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Oh, and his head. No, no, that's his
butt.
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And I think he fell with his arm. Well,
let's just say he takes after his papa.
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Well, congratulations.
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What does your wife do?
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Oh, I'm not married. It's my sister's
baby.
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No, no, I didn't.
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I didn't impregnate my sister. I
impregnated her lesbian lover.
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Trust me, nowhere near as much fun as it
sounds.
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Yeah, but it looks like you're trying to
be stunning.
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Tony! Oh, girl, you got to put that on
my way.
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Joan?
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Eh, not feeling it.
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Oh, girl.
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I am not mad at you.
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Hell no.
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Let's try again.
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Okay, Joan, what's going on? That dress
looked beautiful on Tony. What? I'm just
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trying to do what's best for Tony and
her vision of the wedding. Excuse me.
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Excuse me. You tried to talk the woman
into having her wedding at the Pickwick
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Bowling Alley.
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I just wanted her family to be
comfortable. I have held my con long
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You are jealous.
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Maya, don't go. No, no, no. I need to
speak my mind or bitch slap her.
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Okay, so I'm just going to go ahead and
say something.
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Fine. And don't be too hasty because she
has been wasting our time.
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I am not jealous of Tony.
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Yes, you are.
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Your best friend is getting married and
you can't take it. But I'm going to tell
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you this much right here and right now.
You need to get over it and be there for
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your friend. But I... Just be there. Or
be slapped.
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Do I take care of my girls or what?
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You guys look...
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maybe let you in my pictures.
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Now, Tony Childs has a surprise for you,
lady.
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You're paying for the dresses.
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No.
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The surprise is there's going to be one
more bridesmaid.
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Who? Well, I was going to save it until
later, but since she'll be here any
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minute, I may as well tell you now.
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Recy Jackson.
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Recy? You have got to be kidding me. Who
the hell is Recy?
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How could you ask the one woman in the
world that I hate to be a bridesmaid?
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Because I didn't think after 12 years
you still hated her.
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Brian was mine.
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She stole him and married him.
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Well, at least you wasn't just dealing
him for sport. Yeah, and the last time I
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checked, you have a man.
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He is a boyfriend, not a husband, Maya,
okay?
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How could you do this? I mean, you
haven't even talked to her since
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Right? Okay.
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All right.
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Okay, maybe, you know, I've sent her a
Christmas card or met her for lattes or
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became godmother to her firstborn, but
nothing big.
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Godmother? Lynn, did you know about
this?
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Godmother secondborn.
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Oh. Oh, so I guess the pact we made just
means nothing to you guys?
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Pact. The We Hate Recy Pact, January
1991.
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Bush declared war on Iraq, and we
declared war on Recy.
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Okay, no Recy means no Recy. No talking
to her, no sitting next to her in class.
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Don't even look at her.
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But, Joan, she's my roommate.
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Yeah, well, after Brian, she's going to
go after your man.
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Men.
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That trifling slut.
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You know, she is one sister -hating
sister.
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We need to bring her down by any means
necessary.
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Okay. On three.
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We hate Reese.
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One, two, three. We hate Reese.
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Hold up, Joan. There's no way I could
have been a part of that pact.
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She was my roommate.
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Lynn, help me out here.
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Okay, January 1991.
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I got nothing.
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I see L .A. in the house.
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Lucy, you look amazing.
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Yoni.
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Let's not pretend now.
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Well, what can I say? The girl can't
hold a man, but she sure can't hold a
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grudge. I'm out.
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This is Miss Baumann.
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Age discrimination is not an easy thing
to prove.
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I can't think of any other reason why
they didn't hire me.
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Oh, yeah. A restaurant like Tata's is
going to be looking for a certain
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kind of waitress.
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So, I got Tata.
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Well, hello there, Dan.
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Ah, Mrs. Wilson.
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I'm just finishing up with a client.
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You just give me a second.
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Well, Mrs. Baum.
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I think this cake is going to be worth
millions of dollars.
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Millions of dollars? Oh, yes.
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But I just want to get my ass pinched.
All right, awesome.
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Thank you.
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So,
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Mr. Sweetelson, I have five minutes
before I need to get back to the office.
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Would you care to join me?
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Dad, I happen to know this table is your
office.
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No. This table's where I have lunch with
my clients.
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That table's my office.
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Certainly saves on overhead.
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I'm all about efficiency.
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It's one of the things we pride
ourselves on here at Denton. Oh, drop
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charade, Dent.
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I know you're struggling.
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Totally understandable in this economy.
But have no fear. I am here to throw you
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a lifeline.
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Perhaps this is something we should
discuss in the conference room.
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Your old job's still available.
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Same salary, same office. All is
forgiven. What do you say?
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I think the reasons why I left your firm
haven't changed.
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So I'm going to have to respectfully
decline your offer. Oh, come on, Dad.
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need this job. You've got a baby on the
way. I don't know what you heard.
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It's my sister's baby. It's just my
nephew.
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He's your son. He's my nephew. He's your
son. He's my nephew. He's your son.
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Okay, he's my son and my nephew.
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Well, all righty then. I'll wait for
your call.
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You might be waiting a long time.
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Now, if you'll excuse me, my next client
is here.
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Oh, yes.
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Bubbles versus Lion King on ice. This is
going to be a landmark case.
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Look, Joan, I am going to be in this
wedding, so we need to deal with this
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now. So if you have something to say,
just say it.
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Get out of my house.
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I can't believe you still think I stole
Brian. Oh, no. I don't think. I know.
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Bam! Here come the tickets.
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Hey, Huggy.
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You ready for the Hammer concert
tonight?
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That's tonight?
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Yeah. Oh, Huggy, I completely forgot.
I'm leading study group tonight.
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Oh, oh, oh. I'll go.
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I'll go. I'll go.
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But you've got to go.
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These tickets cost me some serious bill.
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Can't you sell them and stay here with
your hoogie?
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Hey, Brian.
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Hey, what's up, girl?
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I heard you have an extra ticket.
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You take me and you can touch this.
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Bye, Joan.
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Come on, hoogie.
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Hold up. You make me sound like some
kind of slutty
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skank. If the hoochie skirt fits.
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Like I would even say all of that in
front of you. And as I recall, your
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bookworm butt practically threw him at
me.
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Hey, Huggy.
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Hey, you know about my nine -month rule?
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My bad.
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Look, you ready for the concert tonight?
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Concert? Boy, I'm studying it. You
should be studying, too. You know your
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ass is dumb.
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Well, what about the tickets?
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Shove them up your dumb ass.
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Now, Huggy, that ain't right.
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Oh, you know what?
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Tony, want to go?
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Pretty good seats.
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If it's not front row, Tony Childs can't
go.
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Now get on.
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Take Reesey.
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Oh, no, that wouldn't be right.
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Brian's your boyfriend.
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I can do a lot better than Brian, okay?
Just take him to the concert. Have fun.
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Marry him. Just get in the hell out of
my room.
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Oh, yeah, you'd like to believe it
happened like that.
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Look, I'm exhausted and we are getting
nowhere.
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No, I'm very clear where we are. You
stole my man.
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He wasn't yours to steal.
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Well, then why was he my hoogie?
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If I had a hoogie, one more time, that's
all.
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We were going to be married. Well, did
Brian know that? Well, of course he did.
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We were secretly engaged.
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He was saving up for a ring. He loved
me. And if it weren't for you, I... I
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would be the one that was married. I
would be the one with two kids. And I
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be living your happy life. You want my
happy life? Yes. You want Brian's? Yes.
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Fine. You can have him. And you can have
the AIDS he gave me, too.
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I'm evil.
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I yelled at a dying woman.
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I can't even imagine what she's going
through.
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Two kids, right?
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Oh, shoot.
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And I'm godmother to one of those kids.
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Am I legally bound? I only agreed to
that in a ceremonial sense.
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I haven't seen that child in years.
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Tony, this woman is sick. And you've
been over there worrying about how this
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affects you. What?
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I'm not good with death.
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Or kids.
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Oh, my God.
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You guys, Reese saved my life.
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If she hadn't taken Brian, that could
have been me.
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Oh! And Tony Charles is being selfish.
What about this heifer?
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But seriously, Lynn, if anything
happens, you gotta take my godchild with
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They're like puppies, you know, they
need another one to play with.
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Tony, you need to get down on your knees
and repent.
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And Joan, stop feeling guilty.
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There's just another way for you to make
it about you.
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We need to be thinking about Recy right
now, not feeling sorry for her.
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Because right now she's very much alive.
We need to focus on that.
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She doesn't need to be reminded every
five minutes that she's sick.
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Can I get you anything? Like maybe a
pill or a blanket or some soup? We have
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juice. Would you like some NyQuil? Lynn,
I have AIDS. I need a cure, not some
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stuffy head fever so I can rest
medicine.
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I'm sorry.
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I just felt like I should do something.
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I'll take a foot massage.
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Okay, you got it.
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Wait, wait, wait.
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Can you see?
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I found this heating pad in the back.
Okay,
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you guys, enough.
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Uh -uh.
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You can't just drop drama like a life
-threatening disease and expect us not
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react. We're all about drama, and it
must have its moments.
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Fine, you have one minute. What do you
need to know?
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Um, are you okay?
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I'm stable on my meds. My viral load is
down.
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I get tired sometimes, but overall, I
feel pretty good.
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Are you HIV positive, or do you have
full -blown AIDS?
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Full -blown AIDS.
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Don't worry, girl.
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This is an outbreak.
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It's not airborne.
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Well, I don't know. I mean, you know,
you hear things. You did not hear that.
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Maya, it's only transmitted through
blood and semen, so I think everybody is
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okay.
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Do you know how Brian got it?
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From another man.
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Oh, my God.
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He couldn't use a condom?
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No, because if he put a condom in his
pocket, then he'd be admitting to
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that he was going out to have sex with
men. And that would make him gay, which,
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according to him, he's not.
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So, where is Brian now?
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Back home, living with his mom.
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God, let me see.
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I am so sorry that I have held such a
stupid grudge for the last 12 years.
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And I'm even more sorry that I'm making
you relive this.
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And for apologizing, I did steal Brian.
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What? You've been right all along.
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I stole him. He was fine.
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Karma's a bitch, huh?
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Don't say that.
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Don't even think that.
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Well, I got a question.
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Did you spend all your lotion money on
medication?
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Because, girl, you're Peter Ashy.
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Oh, I know you are not talking with
those big old chicken -chasing country
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on you.
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So, Joan, tell me about this boyfriend
of yours.
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Why? So you can steal him, too?
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Well, that depends.
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Are you secretly engaged?
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I've grown, but I am not in a laughing
place yet.
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Oh, girl, please. We've been laughing. I
mean, really, Joan. Who do you think
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was going to be dumb enough to fall for
a secret engagement?
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Says the woman who fell for the
invisible condom.
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I love Jabari. He is a miracle to me.
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Damn it. Oh, my God.
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You guys, it's okay.
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See, I just get a trash can.
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Hot. The vegetables, pots, cutting
boards.
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Then we torched the whole kitchen.
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I'm just kidding.
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Come on, you guys. I feel awkward enough
as it is.
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Well, can someone at least get me a Band
-Aid?
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I'm sorry, Reese.
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Look,
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I'm in here for you, okay?
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Reese, hold your finger above your head.
Todd taught me that.
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He's a doctor.
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Girl, that's how y 'all's marrying a
doctor.
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Tony, not about you right now. What?
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So, um, I guess we should do something
with this. Don't touch that. Don't.
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stop tripping. Nobody's gonna get
infected here, okay?
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Just throw the knife away, too. You
don't have to throw it away. Just wash
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No, it's okay. It's an old knife. Just
throw it away.
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Look, you can check with the CDC or the
APLA. Once the virus hits the air, it's
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dead.
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If it makes you feel better, you can run
it through the dishwasher.
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Well, Vance, I'm glad you finally came
to your senses, decided to take the
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offer. Not so fast.
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I've been doing a little checking.
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You've been having trouble keeping my
clients happy since I left the firm.
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And you were right.
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I need a little job security now with my
nephew's son on the way.
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So, you sign off on this number.
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I'll report to work in the morning.
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Ah! Dent!
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This is way too much money for a man who
has monkeys for clients.
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But I can't agree to this number.
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And I'll throw in a mini -fridge for
your office.
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This number and a company car.
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This number... and a scooter.
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Electric.
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Deal. Yes!
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Joan Carol Clayton take this man to be
your husband?
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Well, of course I do. That's why I'm
here.
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I do. I do. I do.
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I do.
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I do. I do. Oh, hell, y 'all. She done
killed Tony and stole the wedding dress.
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Tony! Tony, are you here?
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Stop yelling!
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Why can't you take y 'all nowhere?
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The word on the street is you're jealous
of Tony for getting married, huh? Oh,
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yeah? Where is that, huh? The corner of
Maya and Lynn?
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It's not me.
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I know. Don't worry.
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Some lucky guy is going to marry you.
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Oh, God, thank you.
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Um, when?
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Well, gorgeous.
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Joan,
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you look beautiful.
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Save those tears for the wedding, girl,
but it'll mean something.
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You know, I see you in that dress, and I
started thinking about seeing my
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own daughter in her wedding dress, and I
got scared.
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I might not be around to see my baby get
married.
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Oh, no, Reesey.
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No, no. Of course you will.
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Sweetie, look, um...
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God, I just got my good friend back.
You're not going anywhere.
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Yeah, girl.
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Come on now.
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I've got three kids to raise. Look,
Gracie, you shouldn't worry about your
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daughter's wedding.
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I'm sorry, Mrs. Nussbaum. I'm going back
to corporate law. But I do have a list
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of names here.
337
00:20:05,620 --> 00:20:08,690
Now, any one of these lawyers will be
able to handle your case.
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I'm sorry. You won't be representing me.
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On the other hand, now we can date.
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We can't date, Mrs. Nussbaum.
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00:20:20,200 --> 00:20:23,760
Oh, no, Fred. I saw how you looked in my
top hat.
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