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Okay, Grace. We'll see you then.

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Okay, that was Jim. He's at the airport
with Mom. They'll be here in 45 minutes.

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Whoa. I just got that knot in my
stomach.

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I've had it since I knew she was coming.

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Do you guys have that knot in your
stomach? Yeah.

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It's even worse now she's bringing
what's -his -name.

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Hey, hey, hey. Her boyfriend's name is
Frank.

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Ow!

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Frank. Oh, isn't that perfect?

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I'm Frank.

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I'm glad your dad's dead. I kiss your
mom on the lip. All right, all right.

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Dad's been gone for two years. Mom
finally found somebody who made her

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should support her.

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Look who's still desperate to be the
favorite.

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Sorry, Peaches. You'll never be the
baby.

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Please. I've given her three
grandchildren.

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It's not even a contest.

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Oh, okay, my mom. You look great. I
thought you were 45 minutes away.

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Oh, I love you. I love that gag. All you
need is a phone and a sucker.

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Frank, let me introduce you to everyone.

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This is Gerald.

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And Dana.

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And there's my baby.

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Lovely home, Cheryl. Thanks for opening
it to us. Oh, it's my pleasure. So,

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anybody for some peach strawberry iced
tea?

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Oh, yeah. Hey, what, a gay delivery
truck in a pothole out front?

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So, honey, how's the job hunt going? Any
nibbles? Oh, yeah, there's plenty of

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nibbles. Plenty of nibbles, yeah, yeah.

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Oh, good. Any jobs?

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Oh, jobs, jobs, jobs.

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No.

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Just remember, on your next job
interview...

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Show off the bosom.

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Powerful men like that.

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That's how your mom reeled me in.

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How about a kiss on the lips?

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Uncle Frank is getting a boat.

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Uncle Frank is going to teach us how to
tie knots.

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You're a sailor, huh, Frank? That's
right. It was my passion until I met

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mother. Now it's just a hobby.

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My father was a landlubber.

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But by God, we loved him.

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Andy's kind of an idiot. Maggie's
already told you, right?

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Yes.

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So, Uncle Frank.

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Wow, I just... I remember when you had
to be related to use that title.

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Did you hear that, Frank?

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No, Maggie, I was otherwise engaged.

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Oh, my God.

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You guys are getting married?

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I guess we just can't hide our bliss,
huh?

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Welcome to the family.

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Here, change your grandson.

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Ruby's diary?

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You shouldn't read that.

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This is how we keep one step ahead of
her.

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You know, I just don't like that, Frank.

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Did you see the way he was massaging my
mother's shoulders in the kitchen?

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And the way he keeps calling her honey?

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And then he pulls her chair out at the
table.

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Yeah, you're right. He's a real
psychopath.

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Oh, look.

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She thinks her dad's a hero.

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No, I'm writing it in.

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Jim, Jim, I need you to focus.

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You know, they've only known each other
two months and they're getting married.

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I think there's something rotten here.

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I think you're being paranoid.

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Am I?

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You know she's giving him the money to
buy that boat?

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Wait, wait, I didn't hear about this.
What's that about?

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You know what I'm going to do? I'm going
to run a background check on Frank.

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All I need is his driver's license.

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What do you know about background
checks?

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Dana ran one on you before we got
married. What?

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I am totally outraged. That is an
invasion of privacy.

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Oh, look who's got a crush on Harry
Potter.

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Now, this knot is the yachtsman's
favorite. It won't jam,

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and it's easy to undo in a pinch.

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Isn't he just a wizard with the knots?

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Yeah, a real wizard.

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Like your boyfriend, Harry Potter.

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He's not my boyfriend!

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Listen, Frank, Jim and I were thinking
about getting a boat. Really? You guys

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can afford a boat?

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Yes.

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And we were wondering, do you need some
sort of special license? Oh, sure. I've

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had my license for years. Oh.

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Can I see it?

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I mean, you know, it's kind of a hobby
of mine.

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I like looking at licenses.

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I didn't know that about you, Jim. Oh,
sure, Maggie.

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My father was a laminator.

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Sorry, I left it in Florida.

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Oh, well.

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Can I see your driver's license?

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I mean, I can picture you with a
captain's hat on.

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It's an old laminator's trick, you know.

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It's in my wallet upstairs.

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You really need to see it right now?

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No, no, no.

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We've got nothing but time.

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You know, maybe I should go start lunch.
Jim, Andy, Dana, will you help me?

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Now, girls, this is a sheep shank.

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My daddy tied his shoes every day, but
we didn't sell tickets to it.

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Daddy!

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My father was a laminator?

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Lunch at 9 .30?

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You guys can afford a boat?

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What's going on?

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We want to run a background check on
Frank. Oh, like we did with Jim?

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Dana thought you had crazy eyes. What?

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You're the one who said that. Well, look
at him. Am I wrong?

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Right,

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right. Guys, we need you to keep Mom and
Frank occupied or we go upstairs and go

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through Frank's wallet.

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Right.

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If something goes wrong and one of us
doesn't make it to the other side, I

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want to say, well, damn it, I love you
guys. Get out of here.

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Nothing doesn't add up.

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Just stop it. Hurry up.

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All right.

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You know what? You should just relax.
This is our bedroom. We can always say,

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oh, my God, your mom's underwear. It's
10 o 'clock, honey. It's time for your

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heart medication.

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Oh, yes, I should get that. No.

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I mean, I'll get it.

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Don't be silly. I'll run up and grab it.
No, wait, Mom.

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tell stories.

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I'll head up the back stairs and cut her
off.

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Yes,

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Frank Crowley. Remember this number,
B94873619.

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Wait!

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How am I supposed to remember that?

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Jim, it's easy.

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B9, like benign, 48, it's the San
Francisco 49ers, minus 1, 73, Andrew was

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in 73, and 619 is the area code for San
Diego.

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Are you wearing a bra?

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What's going on here?

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Well, uh, we were just, uh... Hurry!

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She's coming!

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Things like that. Mom, you're going to
marry the guy, and we just wanted to

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out a little bit about him. I thought I
raised my children better than this.

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Well, I have an excuse. I'm the middle
child.

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And I'm the baby. Cheryl made me do it.

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Hugs.

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Give it a rest, Sandy.

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Now, take these pills down to Frank.

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Not now.

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Mom, I didn't really kiss a girl in
college.

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Me neither.

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Come on, Mom, can you blame us?

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I mean, you've only known Frank two
months and you're buying him a boat? I

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not buying it. I am lending him the
money until the apartment building that

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sold in Boca Raton closes escrow.
Maggie, I gotta tell you, if I were to

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advantage of a vulnerable widow, that's
exactly how I would do it.

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What? My mind wanders while I'm driving.

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Mom, you know, you do hear all the time
about smooth talkers taking advantage of

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people like you.

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Oh, you mean old and alone?

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No. You know, maybe Frank and I should
just leave. Maggie, Maggie, Maggie,

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do that. They're just worried about you.
That's all. Come on, they really love

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you, Maggie. We love you. Don't go.

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Well, what about Frank?

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Totally forgotten.

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Can't we start over?

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Do -over. A do -over.

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Okay.

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Thank you.

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I know, I know. We can do a girl's night
out, like an impromptu bridal shower.

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Yeah! You can use my register.

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Yeah, I already set one up.

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But it comforts me.

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Stop looking at me.

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Jim, Jim, maybe you and Andy can take
Frank out. A bachelor party?

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Well, I mean, I'm not really, you know,
a boobs and liquor kind of guy.

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But, you know, if you think it would
help.

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You know, strip club choreography has
made great strides in recent years.

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Do you come here a lot?

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Once or twice.

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Hey, Misty.

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How's your son?

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If he's still having a problem with
those fractions, call me.

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Maybe three times.

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All right, here we go. Another round.
Jim, I said I'd get the next round. Oh,

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no, don't be silly. This is your
bachelor party. He wouldn't hear of it.

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We'll settle up at the end of the night.

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To Frank and Maggie.

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I don't usually drink tequila.

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Right now, I can't imagine why.

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You know, Frank, I'm starting to like
you.

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Hey, Andy, how you doing?

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How's the new puppy?

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Oh, Mr. Patches, he is so cute.

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So, who am I shaking my business at?

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Right there.

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I'm buying you a dance, my friend. No,
no, no, I couldn't. Ah, is that what

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Maggie... he says.

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Hey, that's my mom. Hey, come on.

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Andy, if that's an angel, you know he
bought me daughter braces.

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I wish I had soup here.

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Why?

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I don't know.

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There's something about naked women and
soup.

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You know what I'm saying?

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Not at all.

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Oh, my God.

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Oh, my God.

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Dancing for your friend and he had a
heart attack.

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I think he's dead.

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Starlight, you're pre -med. Let's go.

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I know you saw naked girls tonight, but
I'm not in the mood.

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Cheryl, I need to talk to you.

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We took Frank to the Oval Office.

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Oh, no.

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That place on Grand?

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Oh, my God. He must have died.

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Well, not immediately.

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I mean, we, you know, had a few drinks
and shot the breeze.

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I bought him a lap dance and then, you
know, then he died.

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Frank's dead?

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Yeah.

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You killed Frank? No, I did not kill
Frank.

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What are you talking about?

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You took him to a strip club and you
bought him a lap dance. Honey, it was a

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bachelor party. What, did you want me to
take him to Color Me Mine?

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We're supposed to do that kind of thing.

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Oh, God.

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I know.

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Oh, God, my poor mom.

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I know.

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All right.

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We're going to have to go wake her up
and tell her. Yeah.

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Oh, honey.

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Mom, Frank was a great guy.

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And he loved you so much.

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Here's to Cap and Frank.

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You'll fail no more, these mortal
thieves.

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But on God's waters.

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You'll brave the winds as you stand
proudly on the pointy part

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of the ship.

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Bow, you idiot.

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Oh, sorry.

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Mom, no, let me do that. No, no, I'd
like to. I need to keep busy.

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Mom brings her fiancé to get her
blessing. What do I do?

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I go through his pants and my husband
kills him.

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I'm such a bad hostess.

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Could somebody else get that?

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Come here, Cheryl. I need to talk to
you.

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What is it? Oh, nothing. Everything's
fine.

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Gosh.

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Thanks.

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Sorry for your loss.

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From everyone at the Oval Office.

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Love, Misty, Starlight, Venus Twinkle,
and Blueberry Muffin.

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Those guys?

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Hey, what's going on?

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Well, after what happened the other day,
I decided to go ahead and run that

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background check on Frank.

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You what?

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Well, when you have an inkling about
something, you're usually right.

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I hate that about you, but... I decided
to set the record straight.

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And?

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Cheryl Frank was a con man.

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He did time for fraud.

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Get out! Oh, no, he's been scamming
widows for years.

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He was going to take Maggie for
everything.

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Oh, my God.

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Hey, what about that apartment complex
in Boca Raton?

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I'm starting to wonder if there ever was
a Boca Raton.

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Where are you going?

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I've got to go tell my mom.

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Why? So something like this doesn't
happen again.

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So instead of just feeling heartbroken,
she's going to feel heartbroken and

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stupid?

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She's my mom. I think I know what's
best.

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Okay. Oh, no, no, no, no. You're coming.
You kill him.

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I'm going to make a sandwich.

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It must be more natural.

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Honey, do you remember where I'd wash
tissues and you'd stand on a stool next

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me and be my dryer and would talk?

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Yeah.

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That goes by so fast.

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Do you ever do that with Ruby and
Gracie?

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No, they whine.

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Yeah, they're spoiled. They've done a
terrible job with them.

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Listen, uh, Mom?

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Sure. What?

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What is this?

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Meatloaf.

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Sweet.

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Mom, there's something I need to tell
you about Frank.

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What about Frank?

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Well, the thing is... Would you excuse
me? Jim's never really made a sandwich

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himself before.

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Oh, thank God you're here. That is not
meatloaf. You know, you've got to stop

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putting labels on these things. Shh.

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I can't do it.

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You've got to whisper. You need to
enunciate.

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Imagine if I had acted immediately.

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Please tell her.

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No, no. I told you I didn't want to do
it in the first place. I'm begging you.

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said no.

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No, I'm not going to do it. No.

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I'll find the meatloaf.

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I hate myself.

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So, Maggie.

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How's the healing process going?

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Jim, Frank died last night.

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So, slowly?

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You know, every time I'd walk into a
room, he would look up at me and he

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say, you know what?

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I'm really happy.

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And for the first time, boy, in a long
time, I felt so...

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So alive.

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Yeah.

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Maggie, Frank was a thief.

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What? Yeah. Because he stole your heart.
And that's what thieves do.

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They steal. But this is a good kind of
stealing.

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Because Frank was a good man, Mom. And
that's how I'll always remember him.

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Right, Jim? Isn't that what you meant?

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Uh, apparently.

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Thank you, honey.

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You too, Jim. Oh, yeah, Maggie.

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I'm going to go upstairs and pack. Okay.

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I'm very proud of you. You did the right
thing.

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Oh, thank you.

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You know, Cheryl, while I was running
that background check on Frank, I also

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one on you.

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What?

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Don't worry, don't worry.

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You know, you came out perfectly clean.

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Mabel.

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You told me you didn't have a middle
name. I hate it. Don't you ever use that

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again. Your secret's fine with me.

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Mabel, Mabel, set the table. Stop it. I
need a jam.

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Pour the drinks if you're able.