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What? This thing is balled up like
Edna's chest hair. What the... Hey,

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Hey. Hey, Mr. Brown.

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Hey, what y 'all doing?

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We just got through picking up some
things for Reggie's welcome back party.

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I really missed him because he's been
gone.

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But he said this was a great opportunity
for him and he didn't want it to pass

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him up. Well, Corbin, he already passed
up one opportunity.

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Oh. Down at the Georgia Aquarium. You
know they looking for another whale.

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Anyway. I'm glad Reggie's coming back,
because ever since he left, all you do

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go to work and go to church.

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Chewbacca's right.

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Carter, you done hung around here more
than my daddy's picture.

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You look a little dusty yourself.

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Oh, it's not that bad. I just like doing
stuff with Reggie. Well, Carter, I like

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the 78 Pinto, but I didn't stop going
outside when they stopped making it.

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That is water under the bridge.

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Yeah, you would know that, Esther Troll.

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Stop it, you two. This is an honor,
Reggie. That's why I have a sports

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And I bought me a ref jersey and a
whistle.

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So that's why I end up wearing shoulder
pads.

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You better stop it before I drop kick
you, Donovan McFly.

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Get your eagle claws off of me. Eagle
claws all over me. Come on, Miss Edna.

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Let's go start decorating.

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Or you can help me untangle this.

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Y 'all ain't being good sports. Come
help me.

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You will never drive again, Brianna.

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Yeah, and it wasn't even that bad.

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You didn't have to yell at me. I wasn't
yelling at you. I was screaming for my

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life. But I had control of the car.

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You had control of half of the car. The
other half was up in the air.

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What happened? Brianna got her license?

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No, Mr. Brown. She has her permit, but
her driving is terrible.

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You're supposed to stop at a stop sign.

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like that again.

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Oh, I'm embarrassed.

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And you're supposed to stop at railroad
crossings too, Brianne. I know, Joaquin.

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And crosswalks. And when a policeman
blows a whistle?

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Okay, that wasn't fair. I thought he was
flirting with me.

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Why would he want to date someone who
can't drive?

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That's right.

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Oh.

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I need to calm my mind.

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Me too.

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Buying me some ice cream might do the
trick.

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Well, according to them, so does your
driving.

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Hey, Mr. Brown.

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What is it, Speedy?

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If I help you untangle these cords, will
you take me driving?

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Does that answer your question?

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Looking good, girl.

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Oh, I'm so excited.

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Yep, Lord.

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Rewind.

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Welcome back, Reggie. You think he's
going to like it?

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Carly, you're going to have to read it
to him.

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Don't you shut up, you overgrown milk
duck.

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Shut up.

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You can't rain on my parade this time. I
want Reggie to know that I think he is

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the best coach.

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Well, Corbin, you're the only one.

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What are you doing?

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Reggie is improving himself at camp
right now. He's going to come back one

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lean coaching machine.

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Corbin, wait a minute. Did you say
Reggie and lean in the same center?

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Only thing lean on him is his stretch
mark.

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Brown, Brown, don't you grow up.

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She wants to have a special night. Yes.

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Okay, what I'm going to do is I'm going
to whoop up a Reggie special.

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Hot air and ham.

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Y 'all call this a party?

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Speaking of hot air, we gave a jamming
party at my grandma's gravesite.

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Little grandma, it's your death day.
Little grandma.

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Miss Thelma, we'll be celebrating when
Reggie gets here tonight.

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I don't think so.

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Edna, you got a problem?

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I'm passing the hat for the liquor.

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We don't drink around here, sinner.

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Well, that's fine.

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We'll drink in the yard.

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I got to respect Cora's wishes.

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This is their special night, isn't it?

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That's right. Me and my Reggie.

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Cora, think about that. I'm going to be
sick.

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You and Reggie getting mushy.

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I'm going to need a bigger hat.

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Either that or a smaller head. We'll see
you.

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Would you stop with the foreplay?

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Please, Sasha. For the last time, I told
you no.

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But you always say practice makes
perfect.

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Brianna, I don't want you behind the
wheel until you review the rules of the

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road again.

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And again.

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And again.

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And again.

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But first, you need to learn how to
read.

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Get out of my face or I'm going to tear
a little part on your face.

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Don't push me. Stop it.

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Don't be mad because I'm a better driver
than you are. I even beat you in the

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arcade. No, you didn't.

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Brianna, you hit two people while you
were putting in quarters.

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Okay, we're jaywalking.

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Miss Thelma, can you please tell Sasha
to give me another chance?

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Sasha, give Brianna another chance.

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No.

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You drive like you're trying to qualify
for demolition derby.

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I can teach her to drive.

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Have you seen her drive? No problem. I
taught Reggie how to drive when he was

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six. And he still doesn't have a car?

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Look, I can't do everything.

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A little bit? Yeah. Get ready and meet
me out back.

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Yes, okay, thank you.

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Sam, it's a drive.

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What's this?

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What are you doing?

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I'm going to need you to walk around the
car. Don't bump into my rims. Open the

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door and get in the driver's seat.

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You're kidding, right?

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Oh, well, if you don't want to learn,
you're lost.

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Well, okay, okay, fine. I'll do it.

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All right.

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Close the door, baby. You're born on a
barn.

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Click it or ticket.

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I don't pay attention to laws.

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Uh -uh.

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That's why you don't know how to drive.

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Ten and two, baby.

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But I don't see any numbers on this
wheel.

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What for ten?

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This is ten o 'clock. This is two o
'clock. Put it just like that.

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Okay.

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Can I start it up now?

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Just make sure you got your foot on the
brake.

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Which one is the brake, the toolbox or
the skateboard?

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The toolbox is the brake. The skateboard
is the gas.

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Put it on the brake.

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Wrong one. Put that on the gas.

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Put that one on the brake. There you go.

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Okay, can we go now? I'm ready.

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All right, go.

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Okay.

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Get down.

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Oh, Lord have mercy!

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I thought that truck was going to hit
us.

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I saw all of us driving.

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Roll the window down.

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It's electric. Push the button.

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What am I supposed to do now?

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Now, this is very important.

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Okay.

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Don't hit nothing.

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some big bag barrels.

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I told Reggie when he get off that
plane, don't stop until he walks

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through this door.

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Because that boy isn't much as he eat, I
bet you can't even fit through that

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door.

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Speaking of Reggie, when do we eat?

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You've been eating since you got here.

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I just had cashews.

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We'll be eating soon, Miss Thelma. As
soon as Reggie gets here, his plane is

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probably about to land now.

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is just a lipstick lady.

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So wait, Reggie's not here yet?

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No. And Cory's about to burst.

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I was hoping I could catch Reggie out
front and tell him we moved.

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That's so mean. That ain't mean.

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Oh, everybody.

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Surprise! Surprise!

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Wah, wah, wah, wah.

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What are you doing here?

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Well, hello to you, too.

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Mr. Brown invited me. Why would you do
something like that? Well, Cora, if you

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can invite the Incredible Hawker, I can
have something, too.

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Look, Cora, I didn't know it was going
to cause a problem. I mean, can I stay

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anyway? Well, I don't care. Sit down.

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I brought a little something -something
for the party.

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Sparkling apple cider.

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Can we put some liquor in it?

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No.

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Somebody please pass the hat.

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Edmund, take your helmet off and give it
to Thelma.

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Go keep rocking.

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Welcome back, Coach Reg. You know,
actually,

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I'm waiting for Reggie's return because,
you know what, he has great school

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spirit. Yes, he does.

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Now, okay, you know there's just another
way for you to try to say he's a bad

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coach. No, no, no, it's not always
whether you win or lose. No, no, he's

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You are calling him a bad coach.

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You're just trying to play it off, ain't
you, player? I know y 'all ain't

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sitting here talking about my no
-coaching son.

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Look, Reggie is not only a coach, he's
also a mentor.

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A mentor to who?

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He's still in the ring.

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You're just now telling me this.

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Fine. Can't believe this. What happened?

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Ridge is not coming. What?

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Surprise!

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Why isn't he coming?

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Did he miss his flight?

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No.

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Is he sick?

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No. Well, I hope he ain't trying to get
out of cleaning his room.

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Because he's going to be waiting for him
when he gets back.

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wanted to be considered. Oh, Cora, that
boy probably flunked that football camp

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and just don't want you to know.

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Look, Cora, is that really what's
bothering you? I mean, the fact is, you

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everybody in this room knows that Reggie
loves football.

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Why you always got something
philosophical to say? You always trying

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everybody's problems, ain't you?

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Look, Mr. Brown, if Reggie gets a job as
an assistant coach, man, that'd be

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like, for him, that'd be like a dream
come true.

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To everybody but the team he coaching.

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Yeah. But didn't he know that when you
talked to him this morning?

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He's wrong.

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Yes, he was. That's what I think.

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What do you think, Miss Thelma? I'm
still not cleaning this room.

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You're right to be upset, Cora. You let
the colonel try stuff like that with me.

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He's in big trouble.

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Edna ain't waking up beside you every
morning trouble enough for the colonel.

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It's so stupid waiting around here for
all these weeks, decorating and dressing

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up like a ref.

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Cora, don't forget blowing that whistle.
Surprise!

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Never mind.

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Man, I even bought tickets for the big
game tomorrow.

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I'm not even going to go. I don't even
want to go now.

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Why not?

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Because I wanted to go with Reggie.

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Cora, sell him.

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Take him to the stadium right by that
back bathroom.

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You can get double the price.

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Just watch out for the police.

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Man, I know Reggie wanted to better
himself, but by him not... telling me

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was so inconsiderate? It sounds to me
like he did tell you. When?

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Just now on the phone.

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I mean, Cor, let's face it. It's not
like you and Reggie are married or

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anything. I mean... You need to leave.

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No, no, I didn't mean it like that.

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Matter of fact, everybody needs to
leave. I'm just saying. You saying that.

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said go home. Go on home.

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Call. I'm going to try to hook y 'all
up. Just call.

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Honey, don't you want me to help you?

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Take down all these decorations.

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Thank you, Miss Edna. I'll do it later.
Now, Cory, let Edna flap her bat wings

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and let the air just take all the
decorations down.

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You want a private party later?

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Rub some liniment on your head?

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Serenade you with my banjo?

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Sasha, you still gonna take me to my eye
doctor's appointment? Oh, Mr. Brown,

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I'm so sorry, but we have an emergency
staff meeting.

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But, Sasha, I need to get my eyes
dilated. I need to ride to the doctor.

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Can you reschedule?

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No, I've been waiting on that doctor's
appointment long as I've been waiting on

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my hair to grow.

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Hey,

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well, can Cora take you?

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Oh, no, she's shopping her sorrows away.

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Okay, Mr. Brown, I am so sorry, but I
cannot do it today.

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Well, you see what happened when Stevie
Wonder's niece didn't take him.

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Sasha, if I go blind, this is your
fault. What about my eyes? What about my

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eyes?

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Oh, Mr. Brown.

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Yes.

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I can take you.

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You know what? I'd rather go blind.

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But Ms. Thelma gave me driving tips.

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I don't care what Iron Man gave you.
You're not taking me nowhere.

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Last thing I need is Thelma taking me.

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You know, get the keys.

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I'm going to go upstairs and get
dressed.

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Okay, you're going to. You're ready.

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Okay, I'm ready.

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Mr. Brown, what are you wearing?

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This is to protect me.

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Come on. I hope we don't get arrested
for DWB.

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What's that?

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Driving.

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I wanted to see if you were okay.

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Oh, I'm fine as frog hair.

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Have a nice day.

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Hold it, Cora. Can we talk for just a
minute? No, Dr. P. I don't feel like

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talking to nobody, and I don't want to
invite anybody in right now. Well, I'm

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already in.

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You didn't come to work today, and I was
concerned.

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A lot of people call in sick.

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All the time.

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Yeah, but their daddies don't get on the
loudspeaker and announce it to

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everyone. He did?

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You know he did.

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Cora did.

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Everybody knows Reggie's a jerk.

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Well, is he really a jerk, Cora?

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I mean, to face it, it was your decision
to sit around here and to wait for it.

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But if he really cared about me, he
wouldn't stay out there.

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You know it's Reggie's dream to become a
great football coach.

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So why are you defending Reggie?

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I'm not defending anybody, but we're
friends.

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And every once in a while, friends just
have to be honest with each other.

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Yeah, that's true.

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You need to snap out of it. Thanks,
Gordon. All right.

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Now, you ain't gonna let those tickets
go to waste, are you?

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No, they're not.

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Good, good, good, good, good, good. I'll
go.

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Good, good, good, good.

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But do me a favor.

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You are not going just like that now,
are you?

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Enough with the honesty.

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Well, sometimes the truth hurts.

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So will this uppercut if you don't get
out. Oh, yeah, you sound like your

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Bye.

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I just sent him. We had a long talk and
he apologized.

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He said from now on he would keep me in
the loop until he figures out what he

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wants to do with his life. Good for you,
Cora.

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Brianna, so you decided to drive after I
told you that you couldn't? No, you

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said that I could drive after I read the
driver's manual, and I did.

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Now, does the driver's manual say
anything about being able to make a

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-hand turn on the sidewalk? Do it say
that?

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I signal. I say, get over. Get over.

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Wow. You know what this signal means,
Brianna? Huh? Slap.

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Huh?

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Not slap. It means give me your permit,
you're grounded, and go to your room.

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Oh, you weak black. People don't ground
their kids. You win.

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Come on, Brianna.

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Miss Cora. Don't look at me, Danica
Patrick.

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Mr.

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Brown, where's my kid?

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Well, through the first turn, he was in
the back seat. And I seen him flip out.

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Mr. Brown.

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That was great.

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Especially when we drove through Quick
Burger.

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Quick Burger don't have no drive -thru.
It does now.

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the head to kiss the peanuts.

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Corby, he heard me say, down in
practice.

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Just like that. That's how he should
have done it.

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What the what?

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Corby, why don't you mosey on up to your
room, sit on your knees and close the

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door and let grown folks do what grown
folks do.

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All right. No, Corby, don't go nowhere.

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I'm not grown.

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Corby, don't you leave me.

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You will be when I get through with you.

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Your friend, I'm not.

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But you will love me when I drop it like
it's hot.

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Don't drop it. Don't drop it.