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Someone's got a birthday coming up. I
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to be five.

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Seems like just yesterday that I was
lying on that table cursing at Jimmy and

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praying for a little relief.

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And then nine months later, we had
Dominic.

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Are you guys planning on having a B -I
-R -T -H -D -A -Y -P -A -R -T -Y?

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We don't like to spell around Dominic.

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It confuses him? No, it confuses us.

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We find it easier just to get rid of
them.

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Hey, Dominic, you want to play hide -and
-go -seek?

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Yeah. Okay.

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One, two, three, four, five. Okay, we
got about five minutes.

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So what are you guys doing for his
birthday?

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Oh, he's usually happy with just a
birthday cake and a few candles.

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That way he's got his two favorite
things, sugar and fire.

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He's not spending his birthday with
other children?

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Dominic doesn't really like being around
other children.

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What do you mean he lives with two
children, Logan and Sam?

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Well, yeah, but that's different. I
mean, you know, they don't talk, they

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around, they eat things that Dominic
drops on the floor. He thinks of them

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like dogs who bark funny.

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Hey. Hey, where have you been?

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The grocery store. I saw the list you
put on the refrigerator. Somebody

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a little kiss.

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I didn't leave a list.

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Thank you.

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You wrote the list?

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You were running low on stuff.

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Jimmy, that's so rude. See if I need
anything before you leave Greg a list.

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I can't believe he left me a list.

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I can't believe you think I'd spell
butter with two Ds.

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Hey, did you know that Christine and
Jimmy aren't throwing a birthday party

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Dominic? It's probably just a money
thing.

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Well, that's not what this should be
about. I mean, Dominic's our nephew.

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Let's just tell him we'll throw the
party. Great.

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Dominic's going to be so excited.

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Yeah, I hope so. I want to do whatever I
can to make sure that child grows up

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happy and successful so one day he can
move out of this house and take his

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freeloading parents with him.

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Greg and I were just talking, and we
decided to throw Dominic a birthday

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Our treat.

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Oh, my God, that's so nice.

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Hey, guys, we really appreciate this.
And you know what?

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Someday I'm going to pay back every
cent.

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Yeah, right.

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No.

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Seriously. And to show you I mean
business tomorrow, I'm going to start

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for a job.

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Start looking for a job?

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Jimmy, you've lived here for five
months. You haven't been looking for a

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just want any job. You know, if I was
going to sell, I would have stayed back

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east. Jimmy, you just can't wait around
for your dream job. You have to do like

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I did at the studio. I took an entry
-level position and I worked my way up.

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These days, you can find low -level jobs
anywhere.

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What about where you work?

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Um, no, that's all filled up.

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That whole studio is not single? It was
not once single? No, nothing.

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It's so crowded there I can barely get
to my office.

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Man,

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is it full there.

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That's too bad because I was looking to
get a fresh start.

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Get in somewhere where people don't know
the old me and I can prove that I'm

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responsible.

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worry about jimmy you know he'll get a
job soon he knows without a job he can't

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achieve his lifelong dream collecting
permanent disability when

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you say there are no jobs at the studio
i know i could barely keep a straight

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face i don't know where i pull that one
from

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Greg, he needs a job. Kim, he cannot
work at the studio, okay? Because when I

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drive on that lot and that gate closes
behind me, I know for the next eight

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hours there will be no Jimmy. They have
actual guards there to keep him out.

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You know, the longer he's not working,
the longer he'll be living in our guest

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house. Can't you at least get him an
interview? Maybe that'll jumpstart him,

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motivate him. Or we can just drive them
all out to the country, open the car

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door, and hope they run free.

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Greg, are you going to get him the
interview or not?

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Of course I'm going to get him the
interview. From the second you asked,

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knew I was going to do it. Why do we
even have these conversations? I swear

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should just tie my hands up with string
and dance me around.

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Mr.

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Bradley, I'm Greg Warner. I think my
interest in cold?

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Yes, Mr. Warner. Come in, come in.

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I didn't know you'd be coming
personally.

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We don't get a lot of executives down
here.

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I'm Jimmy Hughes, Greg's brother -in
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I need a job.

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Oh, the brother -in -law needs a job. I
get it, Mr. Warner.

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No, no, no. There's nothing to get.

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And there's no winking, okay? There's no
winking.

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You should just put as little effort
into this as you would for anyone you

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or may not like. Well, let's see what
we've got.

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Way to pull some strings. What the hell
are you doing? Well, Jimmy, I think you

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should get this job on your own merit,
okay? I want them to think of you as

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Jimmy the person and not Jimmy Gregg's
brother -in -law.

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Well, Greg, if you're worried about my
dignity, just remember that my last job

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was dressing up as a giant sponge
outside a car wash.

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A sponge, huh?

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Must have been quite a stretch for you.

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Well, we do have a few positions open.

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Okay, then I'll leave you alone and I'll
let you interview him like any other

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possible employee that does not have a
college education and a minor police

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record. Police record.

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What did you say that for?

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It is better to tell this stuff right up
front instead of them finding this out

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later.

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It was really nothing, really. What
happened was Jimmy beat up a couple

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guards at a frat party, and that's how
he got kicked out of college, depriving

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him from a college degree. Now, whether
he had the grades or not to get the

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degree in the first place is immaterial.

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Summing up, uneducated, prone to
violence. Good luck, buddy.

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Come on, Ali.

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Well, I swear what he means at this
moment.

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You mean everything.

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Have a good night, Mr. Warner. You too,
Jimmy. I

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don't

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think there's any damage. I won't have
to write you up.

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What the hell are you doing?

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My job.

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Mr. Bradley thought since I could take
out three security guards, I deserved a

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shot at the gate.

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That's what we call this here, the gate.

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Uh, yeah, uh, hold on.

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I'm really having fun planning Dominic's
party.

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Now, I thought we'd start with giant
bubbles, then balloon animal fun,

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by Katie, the singing lady.

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I hope Dominic doesn't freak out being
around all those other kids.

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Oh, I'm sure he'll be fine once he gets
used to them.

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I bet Dominic can't wait to make new
friends, right, Dominic?

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He can't hear you when he's watching TV.

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Well, then maybe we should just... Hey!

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Hey. Hey, hon.

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Where's Jimmy?

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Showing his pepper spray to Mrs.
Marshall next door.

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Wow, they gave him pepper spray on his
second day? You know, I don't think

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has ever had a job with this much
responsibility.

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You know, I'm glad he's working and all,
but let's face it, he's not

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transporting plutonium.

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He basically sits in a booth and raises
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off, it's a good day.

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Sorry, man, just flush your eyes out
with a little water. You should be okay.

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There's my working man.

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How was your day?

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Not too bad.

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The gate fell off, but I was able to fix
it.

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But you know the best part of my day?

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Check this out.

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Oh, my God, Jimmy.

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What are you doing in a Rolls Royce?
Well, I'm getting my Christmas card

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picture. Yeah, I went to the folks back
home to see how well I'm doing out in L

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.A.

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That's Gary Walton's car. He's the head
of the studio.

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Yeah, yeah, that's Gary. He took the
picture.

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You talked to Gary Walton? Yeah, he's a
nice guy, yeah. I told him I wouldn't

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let him through the gate unless he took
a picture of me in his car.

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He went with it.

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So basically you held the head of the
studio hostage so you could get in his

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and put your feet on his dash. Jimmy, I
can't believe you would do this. Greg,

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relax. I'm sure it's no big deal.

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It's just a picture. Yeah, a picture of
your last day at work.

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I'm probably going to get fired too. I
got you the job.

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You don't really think I'm going to get
fired, do you?

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No. Probably would have done that
already if he was going to do it. Just

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me you're not going to bother anyone
else at the studio. Yeah, I promise.

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There's only three things you have to do
as a security guard. Check people's

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passes, open the gate, and wave.

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Even waving's optional.

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Go out back, kids. It's almost time to
decorate the pizza.

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Hi, I'm Stan the Reptile Man.

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a reptile man. I ordered a singing lady.
Yeah, Katie could make it. She picked

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up some headlights from the game of
Duck, Duck, Goose.

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The service sent me.

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Where do you want me to set up?

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Well, what is it that you do exactly?

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I introduce the kids to the wonderful
world of reptiles and creepy crawly

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things.

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Do you sing at all? I could do Itsy
Bitsy Spider and show them the big

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Oh, sweet mother.

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Why don't you go set up in the backyard?

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Do you know who the red -headed kid is?
That's Timmy Doyle from across the

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street. Yeah.

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Did he come with clothes?

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I think so.

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Okay, well, we either have to find him a
pair of underpants or get him out of

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the moonbelt.

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Oh, don't you think we should get
Dominic away from the TV? He's missing

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whole party.

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Dominic's just not used to being around
so many kids.

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We need some time to relax and, you
know, we'll get into the swing of things

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soon enough.

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No, I really wouldn't worry.

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That stupid bunny.

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Hey, I got the ice, but don't rip it out
of my arms. Ow, they were stuck to my

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arms.

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Thanks for going to the store, Greg.

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Hey, Greg, you know, I...

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I feel really bad about bothering the
head of the studio like that, and I just

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thought it'd be fun. Oh, forget about
it. Enjoy your son's birthday. I know

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didn't mean it. He's probably forgot
about the whole thing anyway.

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Yeah, he told me he wasn't mad at all.

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You talked to him again.

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Well, I felt so bad about bothering him,
I went up to his office and apologized

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to his face.

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You bothered him in his office?

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I don't know. I didn't bother him at
all. He said he was getting out of the

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meeting anyways.

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Yeah.

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Check this out.

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Got Mel Gibson's autograph.

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You interrupted a meeting between the
head of the studio and Mel Gibson so you

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could apologize for bothering him? Are
you beginning to smell the idiot in this

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recipe? No, no, look, don't worry. Gary
was really cool about it, man. He was

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really nice. In fact, he was so nice, I
invited him to the party.

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What? I didn't say you'd try to come by.

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Yeah, I'm sure you'd try to come. That
way you can fire us both in front of our

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families.

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Listen, man, he sounded sincere.

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Yeah, of course he sounds sincere. He's
the most respected and successful studio

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head in Hollywood.

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In a city of liars, he's the king.

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I guess you're right.

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Hey, Jimmy. Sorry I'm late.

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Uh, Gary, what are you doing here?

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You invited me to your son's birthday
party? Oh, I was just doing that to be

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nice. I didn't really want you to come.

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Gotcha. Come on in.

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You got me there.

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Jimmy, I haven't figured out yet if
you're stupid or fearless.

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Well, my wife's got money on stupid.

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Thanks for coming.

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You're welcome.

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Hey, this is my son, Anthony.

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Hey, Anthony.

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This is my son, Dominic. Hey, Dominic,
this is Anthony and Mr. Walden. Mr.

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Walden's my boss.

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Everything you watch on TV, he makes it.

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Hey. Hi there. Thank you.

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Oh, you're welcome.

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I can't believe he made the head of the
studio come to my house.

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I'm sure he didn't make him. Oh, he made
him. He has a way.

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Starts looking at you with those droopy
feet in the eyes, and next thing you

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know, he's sleeping naked at the foot of
your bed.

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He had a few too many wine coolers that
night, and it never happened again.

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Look at him out there, talking to Gary
like Gary likes him. Maybe he does like

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him. That is impossible.

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Why? Because he should like me. I'm the
one that plays by the rules.

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I see Gary on the lot every day. Do I
talk to him? No.

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I completely ignore him. Does he
appreciate it? No, he's acting like I

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even exist.

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Maybe he doesn't know you exist. Let's
go out there and talk to him. I'm not

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going to talk to him. I'm not ready for
this.

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I was going to ignore him a couple more
months, and then I was going to start

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giving him the chin.

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The chin?

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Yeah, you know, when you walk by and
give him one of these.

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Then you just keep right on walking. I
keep giving him the chin in my own

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So let me get this straight.

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You're going to wait two months to give
him the chin.

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Then what, another month before you
wave?

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And then maybe after a couple of years,
you'll be ready to say hello?

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I don't think Gary's prepared to commit
this much time to your relationship.

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Yeah, well, go ahead and laugh. It's how
I got you.

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acquainted, maybe you'd like to... Hey!

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Jimmy.

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Who's the nervous little guy who keeps
looking at me?

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you're doing you're freaking gary out
what i'm just giving him his space

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also giving him the creeps now you just
go up and talk to him i can't do that

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why not because what if he doesn't like
me

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why wouldn't he like you because he's
the boss he's a big shot why wouldn't he

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want to talk to me i mean who am i you
know what your problem is you put people

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up on a pedestal Okay, you think just
because, you know, someone makes more

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money or is more successful or smarter
or more powerful, it makes them a better

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person than you.

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But that is exactly what makes somebody
better than you.

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No, it's not.

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It's being a good, decent person or a
professional football player that makes

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you better.

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Just be yourself and go up and talk to
them.

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Well, that's easy for you to say, Jimmy.
You talk to everyone like they're your

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Uncle Billy Bob.

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I don't know how the hell you do it. I
just find something we have in common,

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like with Gary.

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Okay, when I saw him on the lot, okay,
he makes television shows, I watch

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television shows, bam, we're friends.

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I just go up and treat him like a
regular guy.

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You're right, you're right.

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I'll go up and talk to him, because he
is a regular guy, and I'll just be

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myself. Where are you going?

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To put on a nicer shirt.

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Help you with something?

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I'm just admiring your kitchen.

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Thank you.

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So what are you going to show the kids?

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Oh, you know, I have some spiders and
lizards, a couple frogs.

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That's about it.

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Oh, really? I thought that you guys
usually bring like a big snake or

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Snake's sick.

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Oh, well, good.

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I mean, I... I hope he gets better, but
I'm just a little squeamish around

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snakes.

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Kim, this party was a great idea. Come
see all the friends that Dominic's made.

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I knew it. I knew this would bring him
out of his shell.

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Oh, no.

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Can't we just turn it?

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Mom!

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Sheriff, honey, you did great.

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Dominic never lets this many kids watch
TV with him.

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Thanks for the party, Aunt Kim.

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You're welcome, Dominic.

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I'm just so glad that you're having a
happy...

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Oh,

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Mr. Walden, I'm Greg Warner.

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Oh, hey, hey.

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Nice to meet you. Yeah. Hey, call me
Gary, huh? Okay, Gary.

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You know, I work at the studio.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Of course. I thought your name sounded
familiar.

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Yeah, I see you there all the time.
Usually in the commissary, eating lunch.

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Oh, really?

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Yeah. I was noticing yesterday you were
enjoying the captain's platter.

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You watch me eat?

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No, it's just, you know, we were having
the same thing. It's like a couple

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Tuesdays ago, I noticed we were wearing
the same shirt.

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You keep track of what I'm wearing?

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No, absolutely not. It's just, you know,
I'm stuck in my mind because we were

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wearing the same shirt.

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Probably bought it at the same store.

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I know you live out in Brentwood.

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How do you know where I live?

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Not for any weird reason. It's just I
work in business affairs and sometimes I

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have to send contracts right out to your
house.

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It's just I have a tremendous memory for
details.

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It's kind of a curse. Got all those
numbers jumbled up there.

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Like 702 -13 -9724.

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Recognize that?

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It's your social security number.

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I know that sounds strange, but I'm just
a regular guy.

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Hi, Daddy.

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Hey, this guy's got quite the armor.
Hey, I bet he does. Hey, buddy, you want

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cookie? Yum.

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Ah, look at it. He likes it. See, I'm
not weird.

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Daddy, my tongue itches.

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That cookie doesn't have peanuts in it,
does it?

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Don't worry. The kid's going to be fine.
Oh, thank God.

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How was I supposed to know he was
allergic to peanuts?

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Look, I need to talk to Gary. I need to
apologize. Yeah, Gary doesn't really

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want to talk to you. Oh, okay.

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I understand.

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It's been a long day.

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But I'll tell you one thing. I've
learned my lesson.

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From now on, when I see him on the lot,
I'm just going to talk to him like he's

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a regular guy.

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Yeah, he doesn't want you to talk to
him. He, in fact, wants you to just go

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to ignoring him.

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What? No, I have to talk to him. I have
to explain.

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No, no, no. I think he's really serious
about keeping you away. He's even hired

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some personal security.

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Jimmy, that's ridiculous. Greg, I'm
sorry. I can't let you do that.

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He's hired U .S. security?

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You're supposed to follow him around?

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No, I'm supposed to follow you around.

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Well, that is just stupid.

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Get away from me, Jimmy. Just doing my
job, sir.

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Did that guy say when he was coming back
to pick up a snake?

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He said maybe tomorrow.