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Man, everybody drink. Yeah, you bet.
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Ooh,
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that's a tough one.
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Everybody drink. I don't think I
understand the rules
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of your drinking game.
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Someone doesn't understand the rules.
Everybody drink.
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There are no rules out there. Now she
understands the rules. Everybody drink.
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Ridiculous. You guys are just boozing.
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Uh -uh -uh. We've turned it into a game.
That makes us sportsmen.
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Okay, before you and your alcoholic
dream team puke and pass out, you may
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to take this quiz.
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What? If I want to take a quiz in a
girly magazine, I'll take one in one of
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girly magazines.
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I've seen your girly magazine.
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There aren't any quizzes.
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There aren't any words.
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They don't even have page numbers.
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There's naked girls in every page.
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It's not the destination, it's the
journey, Kelly.
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It's a parenting quiz. I took the mommy
one, and I only got a few wrong, and one
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was a trick question.
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I forgot the sun moves, so you can't
leave him in the car even if you park in
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the shade.
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So, uh, aside from cooking the baby, you
did pretty good.
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Okay, Rich, don't you think you can do
better than me?
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Yeah. Yeah, I was born to be a dad. I
looked like a dad since I was 12 years
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old.
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You know, it's true. He went through a
phase in the sixth grade where he smoked
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a pipe.
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A lot of sixth grade girls used to come
ask me for fatherly advice.
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If they sat on my lap, I'd give it to
them.
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All right, all right.
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I'll tell you what. If you get a better
score than I do, I won't make you dress
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for dinner.
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Really?
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I can sit around in my underwear?
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Or at least a closed robe.
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Don't expect any help from us. We're not
big fans of the open robe either.
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I don't need your help. Stupid quiz,
stupid girly magazine, stupid bored
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housewives. Here we go. Question one.
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Characterize your relationship with your
father.
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Excellent.
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Now that he's dead.
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Well, that's not one of the choices, is
it?
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Besides, we got along just fine.
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We had arguments about politics and he
wrote me those letters and...
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Said he was sorry I was born. Normal
father -son stuff.
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My dad made a videotape just in case he
died before he had the chance to tell me
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how much he hated me.
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But my dad didn't mean those letters. He
just wrote them to blow off steam.
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You're lucky.
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My dad used to blow off steam by burning
me with steam.
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I bet it should stop twice, Drew.
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You know, once my last customer gets
off, I can open my pants and sing.
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You know, actually,
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I was waiting for us to be alone because
there's a couple things I want to talk
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to you about.
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Damn this friendly face of mine.
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Did your kid keep you from doing the
things you wanted to do in your life?
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No.
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The day he was born, I thought he was a
tiny miracle attached to my leg,
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dragging me down to the bottom of the
sea.
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So all parents present their kids like
that?
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Sure.
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I was going to be a dentist.
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But the kid came.
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I had to drop out of college.
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Why'd you want to be a dentist?
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Because you can knock people out on gas
and they can't talk to you.
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So the kid ruined your life?
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No. Only part of it.
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Some parts he made better.
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My dad died a couple days ago.
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I'm sorry to hear that.
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Not today.
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I'll lock the roof.
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And push him?
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No. You sure?
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Because that's the kind of thing a man
blocks out.
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Sorry, I know it's sad, but maybe it's
all for the best.
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Growing old sucks.
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The hearing goes, the joints hurt. Hell,
I only got one good eye.
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Every left turn I make's a dance with
death.
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I found a bunch of letters that he wrote
to my mom and never mailed, and all of
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them are filled with how much he
resented us, he regretted having us, who
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all disappointments to him.
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So, what's the funeral going to be like?
You know, roll him into the river and
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shoot at him until he sinks?
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No, I ordered the second cheapest
funeral just so it wouldn't look like I
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making a point.
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You know, I hate feeling this way about
my dad. I wish there was something I
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could do.
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I know what would help.
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Give him a great feeling.
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What's that going to do for me?
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It's not like he's going to sit up in
his grave and say, attaboy, Drew.
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If he does, that's going to overshadow
anything I do anyway.
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It's all about making yourself feel
better.
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You show love, you feel love.
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That's really beautiful.
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Is that from the Bible or something?
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No, I think it's from the OJs.
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And just to keep a job, I gotta fight my
way through the bustling mob.
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Sounds like a CD bouncing in my brain
while another day goes down the drain.
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there's a five o 'clock world when the
whistle blows.
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No one owns a piece of my time.
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And there's a five o 'clock me inside my
clothes.
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Thinking that the world will...
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They say it takes a village to raise a
child.
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What best describes the support system
you can lean on in stressful times?
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Question five.
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Hey, that's not fair. We're always there
for you. We were helpful when your dad
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died. Oh, if by being helpful you mean
taking advantage of a grieving widow,
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then yes, I could have done it without
you.
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You take advantage of people all the
time. You just got a hair up your butt
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because it's your mom.
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Mrs. Perry, thanks for dinner and all
the leftovers.
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There's so much food.
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Well, I don't know when I'm going to
have a chance to cook for somebody
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Ah, now here is a nice homemade pie for
you to take home.
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Thank you.
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I feel like we're taking advantage of
her. Hey, it's better than what we
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eat. We're just helping her transition,
that's all.
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What's wrong?
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We're good people.
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Oh, my goodness.
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Oh, I've been on my feet for hours. I
think I'm done cooking for the day.
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What's wrong? I still can't believe
George is gone.
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Where's the gone?
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Dead.
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You know, I think I'm going to make a
lasagna.
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clear my mind for a little bit.
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Hey, well, if there's anything we can
do, just let us know.
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Actually, there is. I had to change my
dad's funeral a little bit in order to
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make it a little better, so if you can
come up with any ideas for me, I'd
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appreciate it.
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Well, what brought that on?
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Well, I found out that if you show love,
you'll feel love.
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Huh. Is that the shy light?
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No, I think it's the spinners.
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Actually, I heard it was the OJs.
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OJ in the band now?
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I was wondering how he made a living.
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Hey, you know what would be great?
What's that?
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A Viking funeral on Lake Erie at night,
huh? Rent a boat, buy a can of gas, give
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it a push, and stand back.
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I don't know if you knew this about my
dad, but he wasn't a Viking.
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Oh. Who am I thinking of?
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Anyway, a lot of his stuff's still out
in the backyard. I'm going to just have
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look through it so you can get some
ideas.
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Something with fire would be dramatic.
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That was bad.
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I know. All those hopes and dreams?
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No, no. He wrote at a third grade level.
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It says here he was stationed in the
Mojave Desert.
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You know, he's got a lot of big band
records. Maybe something with big bands.
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I've got it.
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Picture this.
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An ebony coffin lit by a single
spotlight went out of the mist. A boy's
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dressed as train conductors steps
forward and sings Chattanooga Choo Choo.
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You've been thinking about this a lot,
haven't you?
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I bought a train conductor's outfit and
there's never a right time to wear it.
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There's got to be something that we can
do that's special.
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Well, we got a whole box here of old
Marine stuff, you know, back from when
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was in the Korean War.
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Hey, you know, that's right. He was
always going on and on about his old
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Old unit?
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Not now. We're planning a funeral.
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You know what?
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We could have a funeral for him and put
a lot of Marine stuff in it, you know?
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Yeah, how about his Marine buddies?
Maybe he can get hold of his old unit.
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I'm this close to putting you in the
car.
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All right, you helped me come up with
the idea for the Marine funeral.
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Yeah, it would have been nice, too, if
you hadn't screwed it up because you
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secretly hated your dad.
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What? You did try to ruin his funeral.
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Yeah, by the way, Oswald's back to plan
of mine.
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It was a simple mistake.
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It's not a simple mistake if it lasts
for eternity.
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So, you're saying I ordered the kiss
casket intentionally?
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Well, think about it. What did your
father hate more than anything else?
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You guys.
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And after that?
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Glam rock.
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But that doesn't prove anything. A lot
of people hated it.
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I mean, you know, they couldn't get past
the makeup to hear the message.
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I think there's been some kind of
mistake.
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Yeah, the one I ordered had the...
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You know, the Marine Corps eagle glove
and anchor on it?
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Well, this is the correct one, according
to this invoice from caskettoyourdoor
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.com.
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This isn't what I ordered.
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Mine was, you know, it was Marine Corps
red with gold trim, and I even got an
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extra 10 % off for letting them put the
recruiter's number on the side.
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Well, you've learned something for your
father's next funeral.
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Oh, wait.
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Then why?
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Didn't you call me?
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You think the old guy in here wants to
rock and roll all night, party every
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Perhaps if you hadn't surfed the web in
your time of grief, your father wouldn't
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be spending eternity in the Kith army.
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Sir, isn't there another cat that you
can put him in?
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Yeah, across town in our warehouse.
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There is, however, an electronics store
next door.
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If you buy a widescreen TV, it comes in
a very large box.
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It'll be okay.
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I'll just, uh... I'll tell everybody it
was a big mistake.
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To a bunch of Marines expecting a
military funeral? I don't think the
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Corps motto is... Semper whatever.
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Holy crap!
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Marines aren't gonna like that.
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like a slap in the face.
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You see, Drew, this is very
disrespectful.
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Okay, hold on, everyone. Let's not panic
yet, okay?
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Hey, you know what?
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Let's try to think of the casket as half
full. Huh?
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Pretty nice, huh?
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Solid mahogany?
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Metal?
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That's something fun, huh?
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Bitching spouses.
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Drew, I got an idea. Why don't we just
cover the casket with something?
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Hey, after the Navy executed my cousin,
they put a flag on the coffin.
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Oswald, that's a great idea.
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I'm so glad the Navy executed your
cousin.
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You guys got to get me a flag.
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Okay, flag, flag. Who's got flags?
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Museum. I don't know where one is.
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Library. Juicy time.
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Freedom liquor store. Right.
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Drew, um, everyone is waiting to come
in.
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We've got to give Oswald and Lois a
couple more minutes. I mean, they're
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getting a flag. How tough could it be?
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Oh!
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Oh, my!
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Drew, why are there monsters on your
father's casket?
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It's the rock group kiss, Mom.
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Why on earth would you get the idea that
your father wanted to be buried in
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something like this?
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It was a mistake.
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I ordered off the Internet. I clicked
the wrong box.
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Oh, sure, now you clicked the wrong box.
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When you order those dirty movies of
yours, you seem to get exactly what you
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ordered.
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Mrs. Carey, this casket isn't all bad. I
mean, the artwork is very realistic.
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Look at Gene Simmons' tongue.
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It looks like it could just shoot out
and lick me.
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Because I was concerned that the
Marines... He wouldn't think the tongue
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lifelike enough.
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The liquor store had a security guard.
So we set an abandoned car on fire, then
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we drove as fast as we could to the fire
station, and when they left, we took
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their flight. Yeah.
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So how did the thing go on?
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What have you done?
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When these people think about your
father, this is what they're going to
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remember. Hey, the funeral guy was
trying to gouge me, okay?
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I saved 50 % by ordering off the
Internet. Doesn't that count for
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Besides, I don't care what he's buried
in. He didn't even like me.
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Please. He was your father.
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I hope my son doesn't bury me in a giant
novelty item.
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Do you really think this is the right
time to attack Drew?
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What? Are you kidding?
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Hello?
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I tell you, the stars go on the left.
Not in the movies, they don't.
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What is all this?
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This is supposed to be a service for a
military man. This is an outrage.
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Hey, it's the Marines.
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Oh, thank God. Do the stars go on the
left or the right?
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I don't know what idiot put this
together, but this was some kind of
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was an honest mistake.
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Well, we're not going to be part of it.
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So, leaving early, huh?
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Just like you did in Nam, before the job
was done?
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Who's talking to you, punk?
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You don't intimidate us. We know all
about your type. We watch the History
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Channel. What are you going to do, torch
our crops and blow up our oxen?
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An ox cart can look like a tank on a
moonless night.
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I don't need to come to my friend's
funeral and be insulted and watch him
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in a cartoon casket like he was some
clown.
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Oh, sure, you watch the History Channel.
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But I was there.
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I've been in combat.
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Have you ever killed a man with your
bare hands?
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I'm a janitor.
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You ever clean a public toilet with your
bare hands?
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I'm Drew.
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George is fine.
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This was all my fault. I ordered it off
the Internet, and they sent me the wrong
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one.
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George was so proud to be in the Marine
Corps.
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It was the thing he was most proud of in
his whole life.
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It would mean so much to the family if
you guys stayed and helped us make the
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most of this.
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Dear Lord, welcome George into your
presence, that he may rejoice in you
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forever.
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As George's former commander, I just
wanted to say a few words about his old
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unit.
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Yes, it's getting older.
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Right here.
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A little thicker around the middle.
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But George's unit has never stood taller
or prouder than it does today.
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George was a great Marine.
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And I'm sure he was a great husband.
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Eddie George.
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See, old unit's fun to say.
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Not going to be fun to have, but it's
fun to say.
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Even George would have laughed at that.
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I don't remember him laughing much.
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You know, who am I kidding? I'm never
going to beat Kelly at this quiz.
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You know, according to the article, we
learned to be a father from our own
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fathers. Nope, we're all doomed.
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No, I mean, he was just from a different
generation. I mean, he tried.
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He meant well.
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That's three things. That's enough,
right? Yeah.
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I think the Marines said a lot of nice
things at the funeral.
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Yeah, as a matter of fact, when they
thought you were being disrespectful,
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beat the crap out of us.
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Good times, huh?
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I feel pretty bad about fighting with
the old guys.
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How come it takes them 20 minutes to
pull out of a parking spot, but they can
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punch you in the throat before you can
make a fist?
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I would have helped you out, but the guy
with the cane kept holding me down.
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I'm really sorry, Mom.
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I've been to a lot of funerals, but I'm
pretty sure this is a bad one.
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Well, you know, except for the insults
and the fist fight and the monster
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coffin. It was perfectly fine.
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Yeah, well, I ruined his life. I figured
I might as well ruin his death, too.
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Oh, I'm sorry that you ever found those
stupid letters. That was just your
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father's way of getting things off his
chest. He actually loved you very much.
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Yeah, well, you know, he never said
that.
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Well, his generation didn't express
their feelings very well.
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Sometimes a grunt would mean thank you
for sharing your life with me, giving me
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two sons.
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sacrificing your hopes and dreams to
make me happy.
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This was his wallet for 35 years. Steve
made it in camp.
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Yeah, I know. Steve was Dad's favorite.
I'm glad we had this talk.
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What's this?
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You made that in the first grade.
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Wow, I don't remember making this.
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00:19:13,351 --> 00:19:17,849
Your father wrote those letters and he
put them in a box. He never gave them a
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second thought.
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But he carried a little bit of you boys
around with him all the time.
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That should tell you something.
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Now, you have to give me a minute.
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I have to say goodbye to your father.
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Sure would have been nice to be in the
will, though.
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00:19:57,930 --> 00:19:58,980
Hey,
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I graded your test.
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And somehow you did better than I did.
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You obviously cheated.
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00:20:07,950 --> 00:20:11,020
Oh, really? And which parenting expert
did I ask for advice?
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00:20:11,310 --> 00:20:13,290
Fathers on the lam or fathers in prison?
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00:20:13,291 --> 00:20:18,179
Hey, I know where my father is. is,
okay? He's in a South American country
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doesn't extradite.
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00:20:19,860 --> 00:20:21,420
He's a bodyguard for a drug lord.
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00:20:23,320 --> 00:20:26,979
You're wrong about my dad, too. He's not
in prison. He's in a warehouse in
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Arizona due to prison overcrowding.
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You know, honey, I thought you might do
well, but you have to tell me how you
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got a near -perfect score.
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Well, uh, for every question, I just
thought, what would my father do?
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And I did the opposite.
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You know what? I chose the opposite of
what my mama do.
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Maybe that's the first rule in good
parenting. Not repeating your parents'
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mistakes.
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Everybody drank.
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It's week three of the ultimate love
test.
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Next on ABC.
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Here's the money. You guys ready?
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It's your time, baby.
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One, two, three, four.
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Pardon me, boy.
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Is that the child news? the choo -choo.
Oh, yeah.
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Track's pretty nice.
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Then you can give me a chance.
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I can afford to board a jet with a choo
-choo.
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I've got my fare.
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And just a trifle to spare.
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