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Hi, honey.

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I'm home.

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It was 1978.

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I get a call from President Nixon
himself.

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Now, he wants me to fly into Moscow,
poke around, find out a few things.

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This is ridiculous.

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First of all, Nixon was thrown out of
office long before 1978.

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And just because the man falls on hot
times, I'm supposed to brush him?

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Anyway, I'm in the middle of Red Square.
I turn around.

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The entire KGB is advancing on me.

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Now, my copter is waiting to whisk me to
safety. I know that.

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But before I leave, I have to do the
most difficult thing I have ever had to

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in all my years in the espionage game.

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Oh, please.

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I have to bid a fond do svidaniya to the
fair Olga.

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Brezhnev's daughter.

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She begged me to take her with me, but I
said, I'm taken by Lady Liberty. I'm

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married to my country.

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On behalf of the country, we'd like a
divorce.

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Oh, hi, everybody. Listen, I'm sorry I'm
late.

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Earlier tonight, I met this lady, and
she's a little upset, so I suggested she

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come to the group.

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She's waiting in the hall.

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Well, bring her in. Sure, the more the
merrier.

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Uh, Gloria?

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Gloria?

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Everybody?

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Everybody?

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Hi, Gloria!

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Louise?

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I told Gloria she could sit in on one of
our sessions.

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She's been recently widowed.

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Go ahead.

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Now, does anyone remember where we left
off last week?

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We was talking about how women are
always ignoring Ralphie.

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Well, it doesn't seem like I'm asking
too much.

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I just love that blouse.

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Thank you.

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Now, Gloria, perhaps you'd like to tell
us a little about yourself.

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Louise, actually, I told Gloria she
could just sit in on the session.

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So if anyone has anything they'd like to
talk about.

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tough times.

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But I think I've turned the corner on
that.

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All right, keep up the good work,
Gloria.

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Do you mind?

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I told Gloria she could get some help
here, huh?

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You want to hear something really weird?

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Please.

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I mean, please.

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Feel free.

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Gloria, this is a support.

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group. You can say anything you want.
It's all right.

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Oh, it's just that sometimes I think I
can

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feel his presence.

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Submitted for your approval.

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A young whale haunted by a specter from
the pack.

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Can you possibly show a little interest
here? Of course I can.

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So, Gloria, how'd you ruin me and Croke?

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Why?

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No, wait. I see what he's doing.

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Of course you do.

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And what would that be, Kirk?

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Go ahead, Gloria. You tell him.

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Kirk's telling me that I should stop
taking myself so seriously.

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Exactly.

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I'm glad somebody's paying attention
over here.

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I think this is what I really needed.

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Well, this is remarkable.

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It appears that Kirk has blindly,
capriciously, and God knows unwittingly,

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stumbled onto what may very well be the
ideal therapy for Gloria here.

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Oh, he can't have.

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No, it doesn't seem possible.

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But what Gloria has obviously responded
to is some simple...

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Okay.

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Here goes.

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Kate?

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Yes, Ralph?

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There's something I've wanted to say to
you ever since you sat down tonight.

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Your chair's on my...

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It's a saltine.

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Try it with something on it.

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Ooh, I love guacamole. Oh, that's salmon
mousse.

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I think I'll save my appetite for
dinner.

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What are we having?

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Uh, salmon.

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That's the saltines.

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John, I'd like to thank you for inviting
us all to your first dinner party as a

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bachelor. Oh, you're welcome. And I'd
especially like to thank you for not

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inviting Kirk.

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Oh, but I did.

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Yeah, he's busy tonight with Gloria.

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I can't tell you how this thing sticks
in my craw.

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John, let it go. I can't help it. I feel
very responsible for Gloria.

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I mean, I'm the one that dragged her to
the one -to -one club, right?

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Oh, John, just because you let her in
there like a lamb to the slaughter...

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Please, Kate, please.

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I feel bad enough as it is.

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You know, he must have called me about
19 times tonight.

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What for?

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Well, first he wanted to borrow an ice
bucket, and then he wanted to know if I

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had any Sinatra records.

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But basically, the main reason for his
call was to remind me that tonight's the

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night.

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John, let me... All right, I'm sorry.

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Can we talk about something less
depressing?

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This is the best party I've ever been
to.

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Oh, listen, I gotta get back to my
entree. You guys keep up the party,

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John, do you need any help? No, no, no,
no. You just go on enjoying yourselves.

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Hey, Ralph, would you get that for me,
please?

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Gosh, it just keeps getting better and
better.

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John's residence.

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John. What?

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It's for you.

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I kind of assumed that, Ralph.

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Take a message.

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Uh, yeah, yeah, sure. The whole gang is
here.

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I can't believe this. This is
ridiculous.

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I'm in the middle of making dinner here.

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He can't believe this. This is
ridiculous. He's in the middle of making

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over there.

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Ralph, would you hang up the phone?
John, there's trouble.

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Hang up the phone.

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I'm hanging up the phone now.

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By the way, you're missing a great
party.

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Look, I don't care if there is trouble.
I don't care if his house is burning

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down. I'm not going to go rushing over
there just because Kirk is in trouble.

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No, no, that was Gloria on the phone.

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So when the bell rings on the timer,
serve the salmon, the wines in the

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and lock the door when you leave.

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And let's do this again soon.

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Well, everybody.

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What's happened?

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John, it's terrible.

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Our day was going great, and then all of
a sudden it got a little bit out of

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hand. Gloria, what has that animal done
to you? Oh, no, John. Actually, it's

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what I've done to him.

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John, is that you?

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You did this?

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You're damn right she did.

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I thought it would be fun.

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John, you've got to help me.

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I've got a big problem here. No, wait a
minute. Would someone just tell me what

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the hell is going on here?

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I was teaching him how to play good cop,
naughty cop.

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Good cop, naughty cop?

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Have you ever played?

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I used to play kick the can, but that
was years ago. Nobody cares.

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This is serious.

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The key broke off in the lock.

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Well, I'm sure you two kids can work it
out. Now, if you'll excuse me, I got

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dinner guests waiting. John, John, John.
Please, please, don't go.

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There's an additional development that
could make this get very weird.

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Get very weird?

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Somebody else is coming over. Somebody
else?

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Oh, let me guess. The chief of police?

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John, this is serious.

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It's my mother.

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Your mother?

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I can't believe you brought me... over
to your mother's house.

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Oh, well, excuse me, Miss Dungeons and
Dragons.

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I don't understand. Why would you bring
Gloria over here if your mother's coming

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over? Were you suddenly my social
director? She wasn't supposed to be home

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tonight. All right, all right. So what
do you want me to do? Call a locksmith?

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No, we already did this. This is New
York. We're on a waiting list.

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Oh, my God!

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What are we going to do?

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Oh, yes, you can see them.

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widow has been enormously helpful.

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All right, all right, all right.

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So what do you want me to do?

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You've got to get me out of here.

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You've got to help me down those four
flights of stairs.

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Down the four flights?

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All right, you get one arm, I'll get the
other.

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Ralph!

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It's after midnight. What are you still
doing here?

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Partying.

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You mean Louise and Kate are still...
No, no, they left hours ago. I thought

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about going with them, but I was just
having too much fun.

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John,

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you think we're disturbing the
neighbors? Maybe we better keep it down.

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Yeah.

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Good idea, Ralph.

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John, oh, Ralphie, what are you doing
here?

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Hey, well, you know, just...

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Letting the good times roll.

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Yeah, but it's getting kind of late,
don't you think? You know, you don't

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to burn out too early in the social
season.

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Oh, you're right.

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You're right.

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Plus, I'm a little worried about how I'm
going to feel in the morning.

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You think I'm okay to drive?

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Why? What have you had to drink?
Nothing. You'll be fine.

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What a night.

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to ask you a favor. Kirk, I helped you
out enough tonight.

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I had to convince your mother that we
were rehearsing a talent show.

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I got you to the locksmith. I persuaded
that nice couple in the dog collars to

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let us go first.

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I understand. Tell you what, I'll buy
you a beer before the meeting on Friday

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night. Look, Kirk, I gotta tell you, I'm
not exactly sure what your status is as

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far as this group is concerned.

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What are you talking about?

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Well, some things were said in your
absence.

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Like what?

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Like this time you finally went too far.

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Like you used the group to take
advantage of an emotionally defenseless

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What did you say?

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That is what I said.

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Look, John, I'm sure in a couple days,
everyone's going to forget all about

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thing with Gloria. Look, Kirk, it's not
just that. It's your whole attitude.

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I mean, you are insensitive to other
people's problems.

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It's like the fact that you claim to be
a CIA agent dodging death squads when

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the reality is you live with your
mother. It's like the fact that... Well,

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actually, John, I don't live with my
mother. It's just that I can't bring

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civilians to my house because my address
is classified.

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Would you just give it up? Come on,
John, that's the kind of guy I am.

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Well, that's the kind of guy nobody
wants in the group anymore.

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Nobody wants me in the group?

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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What are
you... Wait a second, John. I didn't

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realize this was so serious.

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All right. Forget about what I said
before.

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I'll do anything. Just... What do I have
to do to get back in the group?

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What do you have to do?

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Well, you have... You have to make a
little more effort.

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You're gonna have to listen.

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You're gonna have to show a little more
sensitivity.

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And you're going to have to stop using
other people's pains as an opportunity

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make jokes.

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Was any of this negotiable?

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Why do I bargain with you? No, wait,
John. Wait, wait. Listen, listen,

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Believe me, I can change.

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And do you know why?

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Because I care about you guys. And
Friday night, John, I am going to prove

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you.

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And, well, I know... I don't always show
it, but...

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If it's possible for a man to love
another man, and I mean that in a non

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-lavender manner...

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Then I love

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you.

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Uh... I know, you're right, John.
They're just words, and we all know

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speak louder than words.

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So... Oh, Kirk, uh...

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Please.

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John.

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Kirk, come on.

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All right, all right.

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Have it your way.

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Kill me.

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What's the

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big

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deal about men expressing affection
anyway?

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Hey, whoa!

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Basically, what I'm saying is, and I
can't even believe I'm saying this,

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we ought to give him another chance to
prove that he's sincere.

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No way.

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Maybe John's right. Kirk at least
deserves a chance to show us that he's a

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changed man.

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He'll never change.

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I'll prove it to you. How?

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By putting him to the test. And trust
me, what you'll see is the same old

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My grandmother had an expression that
fits him to a T.

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A leopard never changes his spots.

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Once scum, always scum.

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Hi, everybody. I'm sorry to be late.

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Don't let me interrupt.

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Please continue.

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Well, we were just getting started.

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Does anyone have something they'd like
to discuss?

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seems that she's, um, partial to women.

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Oh, my God, really?

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Yes, Ralph, really.

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Well, it seems I kind of walked in on
her and a friend in a very

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inopportune moment.

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Anyone have any ideas?

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Well, if I might offer a suggestion.

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If their behavior is not objectionable,
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preference make?

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It's like I always say.

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Live. And let live.

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Thank you, Kirk. That sounds prudent
advice.

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Well, aren't we here to help each other?

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You're absolutely right, Kirk.

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And on that note, I think we should all
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think I speak for all of us when I say
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makes a welcome change.

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Thank you.

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I just want you all to know how much it
means to me that you take me back.

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It's our pleasure, dear.

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It's almost like having a new member.

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Everybody, hi, Kirk.

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Yes, Ralph.

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Good for you, Kirk. Thank you, John.
Well, now that that's settled, who'd

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to begin? Ralph, have you had any luck
on the job front?

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Oh, um, excuse me, Louise.

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Yes, dear?

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I certainly wouldn't want to disrupt the
group, so I just wanted to let you all

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know in advance that I have to leave
early tonight.

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Why? I've got an emergency mission in...

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I'm sorry, Ralphie. It's classified.

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What did I tell you?

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Grandma was right.

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Oh, Kirk, you promised you wouldn't lie
about that spy stuff anymore.

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I'm not lying.

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Yeah, right.

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All right, all right. Have it your own
way.

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You know that?

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Making us believe all this spy stuff.

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All this ridiculous mumbo -jumbo about
clandestine missions, secret identities,

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and classified information. I mean, give
us...

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Mr. Morris.