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The bread hath returned from the
underworld, singed by hellfire.
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No patience, it's just toast.
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But it hath been warmed by the devil's
breath.
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No, let's not. Does someone else want to
jump in here?
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Devil's breath.
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Everyone knows he comes from Mooseflame,
which is guarded by Thut, the fire
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giant. Of course, that's common
knowledge.
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Hark! He hath summoned the hellfires
from below. He is in league with
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She is a lot.
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I'm stuck sharing a room with her. Can
you believe on top of all this nonsense,
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she snores? You just got to give her
some time. She's adjusting.
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Well, you know, at least she's stopped
attacking her own reflection in the
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mirrors. That's progress.
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We're talking about patience. In
retrospect, not the ideal week to add a
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reclamation project to your to -do list.
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Sam's dad's coming to visit today.
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That's adorable. He thinks there are
things going on in this house that we
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know about.
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Your dad's name is Frank. He hasn't
visited since you moved in. And he's
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bringing his new girlfriend, Diane, who
collects frog -related tchotchkes.
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Uh, oh, hot guys.
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The dad is bringing a girlfriend.
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Huh? Are they loving this insider info?
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Oh, they are hanging on every word.
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Well, I'm excited to meet this Frank.
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He's absent.
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He's cloaked in mystery.
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He's got hot dad written all over him.
He's not absent.
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We have separate lives. It's normal.
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So you're saying you don't have any
resentments towards your dad?
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Yes. That's what I'm saying.
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My parents divorced when I was 10, and
my dad wasn't around a lot. No biggie.
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Your dad wasn't around for, like,
anything.
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Birthdays, soccer games, that recital in
fifth grade that you always talk about?
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Who cares? In 1893, I saw my son twice.
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Once on his birthday, and a second time
when his nanny suddenly died, and we
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couldn't find a replacement until later
that day.
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Well, I for one think this weekend could
be a fresh start for you and your dad.
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But if not, remember, you got a father
figure right here in good old Pete.
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You know, if you want, you could call me
Daddy.
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You want to try it out?
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That's okay.
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Come on, give it a shot. Yeah, don't be
weird, Sam. Call Pete Daddy.
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Is this still about Isaac leaving you at
the altar last week?
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That name.
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Like a dagger through my chest.
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To match the board he previously lodged
there.
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Well, I'm going to go.
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Oh, who am I kidding?
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You don't care.
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No one cares.
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Oh, that guy's a total bummer.
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Yeah, he real spanked them good bargain.
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Sven very sad because we sacrificed his
mother to ensure rain for the harvest.
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I mean, I get it. Everyone loved mother,
but sorry, Sven.
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We need beans.
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Oh, I thought he would never leave.
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I'm trying to be sensitive and give him
some time, but do you have to wallow in
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the one room with the TV?
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How's everything going with your being a
better person thing? Really well. Thank
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you for asking. I feel good.
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Isaac, why is Nigel still living in the
house? You don't break up with someone
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and still live together.
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It's weird.
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Unless you're not allowed to leave, like
in the cult. One time I was living with
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11 exes, three current partners, and one
messiah. Have you asked him to move
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out? I just assumed he would choose to
leave.
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But perhaps I should have a conversation
with him.
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I guess some things have to be said
aloud.
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Question, if I'm dead, why is my butt
still itch? Some things are better left
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unsaid. What's up, old thruple?
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Just came by to see how my better thirds
are doing.
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I learned about fractions during my full
year of schooling.
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We still on for another date night
tonight?
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Yes, definitely.
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Sounds good, yes. See you cuties later.
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Sorry, didn't you tell Nancy that we
were ending this ruffle?
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Her store did not.
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Did I?
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Danny. So, how did you two meet? Oh, let
me tell. Like I can stop you.
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Frank the cut -up. Well, I was browsing
in downtown Breckenridge on the hunt for
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these frog -shaped soaps. Sure.
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I couldn't find the store I was looking
for, so I wandered into Frank's ski
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shop. Looking for directions.
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And that was it.
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I was looking for a frog, and I found my
prank.
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Oh. Wow, the wordplay. Nichols and May
over here.
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I like her.
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I'm happy to hear that.
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I don't want to scare you, Diane, but
Sam here has a bit of a checkered
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with my girlfriends.
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Spill it, Frank.
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Okay, Dad, we don't need to get into
that.
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Uh, yeah, we do. So I'm seeing this one
woman.
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Sammy must have been, what, 11 or 12.
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This particular lady was taking a nap.
She was hungover from brunch. The point
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is, when she wakes up from her nap,
someone's given her a little haircut.
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Oh, Sam. I was a kid.
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And so get this. When we confront Sam,
she says it wasn't her.
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She said a ghost did it.
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Ghost scapegoating. You should be
ashamed of yourself.
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Boy, if there were any ghosts in here, I
bet they'd be pretty upset.
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Ah, scapegoating. I missed it. Don't
give her too hard a time, Frank. She was
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just a little kid. Eleven is hardly
little. The woman in our button factory
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eleven. What is this?
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Who are these strangers among us? Ooh,
that's Sam's dad and his girlfriend,
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Diane. What is a girlfriend?
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Sort of like a wife, but they're not
actually married yet.
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Well, I guess we should freshen up for
dinner.
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The boss has spoken.
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And I don't mean Springsteen.
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This guy was born to pun, am I right?
Sam, feel free to use that one. I put
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fresh towels on your bed.
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This is going pretty well.
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Maybe you guys are right. Maybe this
could be a fresh start for me and my
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They are to share a bed?
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Tis most disgraceful.
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Patience. We respect your beliefs, but
these days it's okay for people to share
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a room, even if they're not married.
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This is an abomination.
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And patients will not stand for it.
Well, with all due respect, patients,
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not up to you, and there's nothing you
can do about it.
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Hey,
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is that blood?
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Why are the walls bleeding?
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So apparently there is something she
could do about it.
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Jay, what if they come downstairs or a
customer shows up? You said patients
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would settle in, Sam.
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This ain't settling in.
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Whose blood is this? Where does it come
from? It's a real humdinger of a power.
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It's funny how some of us have doozies,
like making the walls bleed or being
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able to leave the property, while some
of us... Hold on. Did you just look at
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me? I didn't. I swear.
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No, the humming thing is neat. It's very
neat.
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What are we gonna do? I can't ask my dad
to sleep in a separate room from his
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girlfriend. Yeah, that's a tough
conversation.
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Hi, I have an Amazon Prime delivery for
a J.
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Aaron Dick car.
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Mmm, Prime indeed.
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Must be those new towel samples for the
restaurant.
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What the?
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It's a ketchup explosion.
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You can just leave that there.
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Yeah, that man's calling the police.
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Just when things were actually starting
to go well with my dad.
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I don't see what the big deal is,
Samantha. So they sleep in separate beds
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couple of nights. When I was alive, only
the poor shared a bed.
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Should we be worried about Plague here?
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I really don't like that I have to worry
about Plague. I think you gotta cave
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into Patience's demands here, Sam.
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I mean, she's holding all the cards.
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The main card being blood on the walls.
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I told y 'all we should have left her
spooky ass in the dirt.
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Okay, I guess I'll just tell my dad he
can't share a room with his girlfriend.
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Everything's gonna be fine.
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But if it doesn't work out, it's okay.
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Because I'll be her daddy.
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Pete! I think you meant to say daddy.
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So I tried talking to Nigel, and I
couldn't bring myself to ask him to move
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It's hard to hurt another.
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Emotionally, physically, it's very easy.
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Yeah. Thor and I were going to let Nancy
know that we broke up with her, but
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then we just couldn't bring ourselves to
do it.
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Unless we did do it, did we? Still no.
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Hey. Hold on.
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T -Money's got an idea. Is it for a new
nickname?
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Oops, I'm sorry. You're trying to help.
There was a movie, Throw Mama from the
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Train. One guy wanted his mom dead.
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The other one wanted his ex -wife
killed.
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So they just solved each other's
problems.
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It's brilliant.
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I care not a lick about that basement
dweller's feelings. I could break up
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her for you without hesitation.
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Anne's all happy to evict Nigel. Have
forced many from their homes.
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And let's be honest, his accent is kind
of stupid, right? So it's agreed.
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We shall throw each other's mamas from
the train. Huzzah!
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School! Right on.
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Hey, Monty saved the day.
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I mean, it's just that it's been 25
years.
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If a nickname hasn't caught on by then,
but you know what? I'm so sorry. You are
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helping me, and I thank you.
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Knock, knock.
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Hey, sweetie, how's it going? Great.
Everything is great. We're so happy
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here. So happy. Do not parry, Samantha.
Tell them.
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So listen, we have good news.
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We are upgrading both of you to our
exclusive premium Woodstone two -room
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experience. Oh,
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that sounds nice.
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Yeah. What is that?
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You see, when the mansion was built, the
couple who owned it slept in separate
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bedrooms, as all well -to -do people did
in their day.
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We were wealthy. I had a dress with a
zipper in it. So, in Hetty and Elias'
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honor, Woodstone is offering a two -room
experience.
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So that you, too, can live like it's the
Gilded Age.
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I think we're good with just the one
room. I will not countenance sin taking
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place in the home in which I dwell.
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Stand back. He's gonna... No.
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These walls are made from plaster
imported from Italy.
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Was it better than American? No, but
that's how rich we were. I had a gold
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The truth is you and Diane can't sleep
in the same room because Jay has become
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deeply conservative and doesn't think
it's appropriate.
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What? That's right.
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I used to be a freewheeling, anything
-goes chef in the city, but, oh, that
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country air, it's turned me into a big
prude.
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Sam, do you have a problem with me
dating Diane?
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No. No, I don't. Because I thought you'd
outgrown all that. I have.
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This is ridiculous.
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I'm 61 years old. Man, Frank's got an
habit.
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Listen, this is not a big deal.
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Sam, this is your home, and these are
your rules, and we respect them. Thank
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you, Diane. It's only a couple of
nights.
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I guess you're right.
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Enough.
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Two sinners saved from the thorny vines
of lust that snake up from the
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underworld. You are exhausting.
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Nancy, may I have a moment? I have
something rather delicate to discuss.
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We have something to talk about that
could be a bit of a bummer.
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Nothing you could say could sink me any
lower.
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Proceed. Well, I just want to start off
by saying that you'll always be very
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important to Thorin Flower.
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Where's this headed?
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Thing is, we have loved.
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Having you in -house.
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Oh, dear.
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Where's this headed?
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Well, this shan't be easy to hear, but
the throuple is over.
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Thor and Flower will continue to be a
couple, but they will always cherish the
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time you all shared.
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You sniveling, spineless snake!
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You're mad at me?
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Yeah! You're the messenger, you idiot!
That's what you do, you shoot the
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messenger! The thing is... We just like
having you here and wanted to tell you.
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Yes! Well, that's certainly a boost to
the spirit in a very tough time. It's
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just good to know I'm wanted, at least
from some quarters.
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Oh! Oh!
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Oh!
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Hand!
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What the hell is this? Is this supposed
to be funny?
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No. God, no.
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She can write in blood? This power just
keeps getting cooler.
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I mean, it's still no humming.
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Stop. Some of that goo tripped down onto
my slippers. Look.
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Goo on her frog slippers.
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You happy, Sam? Seriously, I can
explain.
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Great. I'd love to hear it.
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And now she's realizing how it's going
to sound if she blames it on a ghost
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again. She's the girl who cried ghost.
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Mm -hmm. No, you know, it's a stain.
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Yeah, it's always been there. It says
sin in blood.
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It's an extremely legible stain.
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I was trying to write sinners, but I ran
out of blood.
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Did anyone see her come in?
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Oh, I know exactly what's going on.
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You thought it'd be funny to pull a
stunt on one of my girlfriends again,
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like when you were a kid. This whole
thing is weird.
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Why don't you start packing your stuff,
Dan? Now we're gonna check out and
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leave. Yeah, just check out and leave.
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Typical. Babe, it's okay.
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What does that mean?
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It means that's what you always do.
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Just like you did after you and Mom
split up. I'm used to it. I'll see you
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another four years, I guess.
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It's okay, Sam.
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Daddy's here!
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Daddy's here!
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You didn't tell Nigel to move out? We
were going to tell him. But when faced
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with reality, it seemed unpleasant.
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Yes! That's the point!
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Throwing a mama from a train isn't meant
to be a pleasant experience.
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I've been betrayed worse than when
Benedict Arnold refused to return my
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lantern, which was very out of character
for him because normally he was quite
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trustworthy. Oh, you died before the
whole Benedict Arnold thing. I just...
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you about the whole Benedict Arnold
thing. Are you simple? Why don't you
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Nigel yourself, Isaac?
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I don't want him to hate me any more
than he already does.
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So then just be okay with him being here
and you being uncomfortable about it.
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Well, I don't like that either.
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So you want to have your cake and eat it
too? Yes, I want to sign up for that
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option. Well, honey, that's not how
breakups go.
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You can't have it both ways.
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Sometimes you just have to be the bad
guy.
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Maybe it's your turn to take the bullet
this time.
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Well, I stopped catching.
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I'm going to be sick. Well, I guess
we'll find out if Jay's plague fears
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well -founded.
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Are you okay?
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I don't know.
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I mean, Sam's right.
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I haven't been around much since the
divorce.
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It's no excuse, but part of the reason
is because Sam's mom, Cheryl, didn't
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me to be. Did she tell you that?
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In all uncertain terms.
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I mean, of course I wanted to, you know,
be there for things.
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Like, Sam had this recital in fifth
grade, and she was so excited.
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Cheryl basically told me if I showed up,
she'd make a scene.
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I didn't want that for Sam, so I backed
away.
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To the sad story.
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Why are you so quiet?
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Frank, who's Samantha know any of this?
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I didn't want to turn her against her
mom. You know, she needed her mom.
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So now I never said anything.
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And after your mom died, he wanted to
get close again, but he worried that he
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had already damaged the relationship too
much.
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There were tears.
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Then Diane took out a handkerchief that
looked like a little lily pad.
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Jay, the ghosts are telling me that my
dad pulled away when I was a kid because
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my mom basically made him. Wow.
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That's kind of messed up of her. He
didn't have to listen to her, though.
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And what about once I was out of the
house? I mean, it doesn't explain away
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that. You're right. It doesn't. But
sometimes it's hard to change course.
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Maybe this weekend was him trying.
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It's true.
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And it was going really well, huh?
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Until the whole blood wall thing. Well,
if I had to pick a turning point, that
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would be it.
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Samantha, as ghosts, we have had so many
frustrating moments where you see two
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people wanting the same thing and
neither of them realizing it. And for so
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we couldn't intercede.
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This is a gift.
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Take this knowledge and act on it.
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Also, Diane keeps tasting the blood. You
may want to have her contact her doc
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when she gets back to a full panel.
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Hey, Nigel.
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I wanted to discuss our living
situation.
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I'm not sure it's, uh...
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A great idea for us both to continue
living in the house.
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I see. And I just don't think it's
healthy.
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Perhaps you're right.
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I will miss my new friends.
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I've spent so long hating the so -called
mansion ghosts, but during my time
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here, I've come to see them as family.
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And the rock that has steadied me during
these darkest of days.
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But... If move out, I must.
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What? Who said anything about that? You
just now.
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No. No, you silly little man.
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I'm the one that's moving out to the
shed. That's quite the gesture.
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Oh, my gosh, it is.
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I'm becoming a better person.
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I said I was going to do it, but I
didn't really mean it. But it's
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You seem quite pleased with yourself.
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I am.
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Are you good?
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I mean, are we done here? Because I
really want to go tell people.
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Yes, I suppose. Oh, great.
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Everyone, I'm moving out because of a
hero move.
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I'm a good person now.
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Hey, Dad, before you go, I just want to
apologize for the writing sin and a
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blood -like substance on the wall thing.
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It doesn't get less weird with
repetition.
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I appreciate the apology.
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I just don't understand why you did it.
It's a fair question. I think I'm
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realizing that when I cut that one
girlfriend's hair and now the whole
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thing, I was trying to tell you I was
mad at you without telling you.
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Well, sometimes it's hard to say things,
even when you really want to.
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Oh. But I'm also realizing that I wasn't
looking at things from your
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perspective, and things were probably a
lot more complicated than I knew.
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I appreciate that, Sam.
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I guess what I'm saying is I want us to
be closer.
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I'd like that, too.
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Man, we're staying!
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They're staying?
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But they're still living in sin.
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Actually, they got married in the car.
You just missed it.
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How wonderful.
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Well, they should head to the
matrimonial bed and multiply forthwith.
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really all or nothing with you, isn't
it?
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Hey, uh, Dad?
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I have an idea of something I'd like us
to do this afternoon.
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Anything, sweetheart.
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Music. This is an abomination.
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I'm with you on that one, Peyton.
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Okay,
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Isaac, I know you didn't like the tiles
we showed you last week, but we really
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think this new one is it.
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Ooh, that's an idea. A bad one. But
could you eliminate one more? We're
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closer. He said no, Jay.
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This guy's the worst.
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Okay. Good thing Prime is fast.
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In my day, new samples would take months
to arrive.
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And were often stolen by pirates, which
made returns quite difficult.
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Anyway, I'm off. Back to the shed, where
I live now, because of my good deed.
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Yeah, you mentioned several times.
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About that good deed. Oh, Nigel.
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No need to thank me again. I know you're
grateful. Right.
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The thing is, I'm actually going to
return to the shed.
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You can move back here to the mansion.
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00:20:12,280 --> 00:20:14,220
Really? I don't understand.
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I was approached by my former shedmates.
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They don't want you living there
anymore.
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00:20:20,260 --> 00:20:23,860
What? Why? Do I feel better now that I'm
a good person? I don't know.
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Sleep better. I can tell you that.
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Now, you might be asking yourself, how
do I become a good person?
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Here's a tip.
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Watch me.
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Study. Learn.
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improved.
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