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Kids, I gotta tell you,
I love the day after Thanksgiving.
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We already got that "giving thanks"
crap out of the way...
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...And we get to have leftovers.
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- Peg, is it ready yet?
- Here it comes!
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You know, Daddy,
that was a great idea last night:
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To only eat the cheese
so we'd have the crust today.
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Yeah.
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I'll bet a lot of other stupid families
ate their whole pizza last night.
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And today they're probably just looking
at the old empty cardboard box.
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I can't do it.
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Dad, I think I speak for us all.
This really bites the big one.
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Why can't we have turkey like real people?
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Now, Bud. It's not like your father
is a doctor or a lawyer...
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...Or a bathroom attendant or a circus geek.
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He's just a shoe salesman,
doing the best he can.
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Okay, Peg, I think
we get the message here.
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Obviously, this is the fault
of the only one who works here.
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That would be, let me see:
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Well, goldarn it, it's me.
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Well, what the heck, I'll quit.
Then we'll be a-eating, won't we?
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Oh, honey, nobody wants you to quit.
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We all appreciate
what you do for this family.
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Well, we might as well face the facts.
This food thing isn't going to go away.
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We've gotta get some money. There's
got to be something here we can sell.
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- How about Mom's engagement ring?
- Kelly.
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Now, that ring is a symbol of our love.
We could never put a price on that.
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That's right, honey.
Like they say, "Glass is forever."
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- Hey.
- Oh, come on, Al.
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I had it appraised
the day after our wedding.
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Remember when you were resting?
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It was a big day for Mommy, honey.
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Yeah. That was the last
day of rest for Daddy.
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What about Kelly's schoolbooks?
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We could sell these.
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Oh, yeah, my English book.
Oh, I ain't got no use for that.
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Honey, these schoolbooks
are very important to your future.
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Oh, who am I kidding?
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- Let's see what condition they're in.
- Well, let's see.
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What do we got here? What's this?
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"Detention, detention. Expulsion."
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Oh, here's something interesting.
"Host a foreign exchange student...
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...Receive $500 a month expenses."
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That's what we'll do, Peg.
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We'll get us one of those
$500-a-month foreigners.
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I don't know, honey.
We don't have much room.
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- Where are they gonna sleep?
- Well, what's the garage for?
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I know, I know! It's for the car.
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- We'll move it over to the side.
- Yeah, but it's freezing in there, Dad.
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Hey, I didn't say we should
sleep in the garage.
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I wonder when little "Y-vette"
will get here.
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Kelly. I believe her name
is pronounced "Yvette."
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I was pronouncing it in English.
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Oh, man, what a break.
Getting a 17-year-old French babe.
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Oh, the times we'll have.
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Don't go boinging around
the house just yet, toad boy.
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Frenchie's all mine.
At last I'll have, like, a sister.
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A real girl. Not just a boy
trapped in a pimple's body.
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It'll be great.
I can teach her about American guys...
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...And she can carry my school supplies.
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You know, like my music,
my Walkman, my overnight bag...
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...My make-up.
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The red light bulb
that goes over your head.
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Oh, you mean like when I get an idea?
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Al, do you think we should've
picked Yvette up at the bus station?
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No. I hate bus stations.
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Vagrants, winos. There's people there
who'd cut your throat for a nickel.
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I think I see someone.
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She's dragging her trunk down the street.
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Al, give her a hand.
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Hey! Over here!
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Boy, it's getting cold out there.
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Hello, my name is Yvette.
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Hello. Welcome to our country.
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We have so many questions to ask you.
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What's your country like?
How was your trip?
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Where's our money?
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I apologize for "ze animals."
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I'm Bud Bundy, your love interest.
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And this is Mom and Dad.
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And I'm Kelly.
You'll be going to school with me...
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...So if there's a heinie
to be kissed around here, it's mine.
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Oh, my, you are so attractive.
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Are all American girls
as beautiful as you?
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In their dreams.
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Well, I am so happy to be in Chicago,
land of the Cubs and the big wind.
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- Al.
- It wasn't me.
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I would love to talk for hours,
but I'm cold and tired.
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- Where will I be sleeping?
- My room is this way.
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The left side of the bed is for you.
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That's because he wets to the right.
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Oh, now, kids.
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No, honey, you'll be staying
in the guest room next to the car.
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Yeah. Now, if it's a little chilly
in there, don't worry about it.
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We're going to try to get
that garage door down real soon.
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- Got it, $500.
- Give me that.
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Well, I've had a long flight,
and a long walk from downtown...
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...So I'm a little hungry.
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Do you think I could have a little bite--?
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And this is the hall where my locker is.
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Kelly, we've been at school for hours.
Will we be going in a classroom today?
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Look, do you want to see how
it's done in America, or what?
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I'm sorry. What happens next?
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- Well, first we'll meet some boys.
- How do we do that?
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Kelly, hi! Hi, listen.
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Saturday night my parents are out--
Hey, I was talking to Kelly.
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Oh, you are so popular.
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Yeah, well, I'm kind of like
The Beatles of the 20th century.
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- Now, do what I did.
- Oh, no. I'm far too shy.
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Go ahead. Maybe you'll get one.
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Hi, I'm Hank.
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Welcome to Polk High.
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- What's your name?
- Yvette.
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Nice to meet you.
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A toast...
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...To the French.
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It's a foul little country, but they sure
do know how to write a check.
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Kelly, honey,
aren't you gonna eat your dinner?
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- I'm not hungry.
- Well, let me have that.
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Watch out, over there!
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What's wrong, you ask?
Well, I'm socially dead.
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Yesterday's girl. A Bud.
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Why, you ask?
Okay, well, I'll tell you.
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Because the little French poodle
that you all love is taking all my action.
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Oh, Daddy, what's a washed-up
has-been supposed to do?
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Mom, what kind of guys will I wind up
with when no one else wants me?
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Oh, no.
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Come on, Kel. So Yvette
makes you look like day-old eggs.
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So what? There's still hope for you.
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Why, you could be a coat rack,
an ashtray, a speed bump.
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Listen to your brother.
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- Door.
- Get the door.
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Sure, I have no life. I'll get it.
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Maybe it's someone from the Future
Geeks of America wanting me to join.
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Yep. It's the founders.
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Hi, Kelly. Peggy,
may we talk to you for a second?
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- Let me have that.
- Give me that!
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Peggy, we don't know
how to tell you this--
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Well, I do, Steve.
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Peggy, Al has a young girl
living in your garage.
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We saw her last night burning leaves
for warmth in your driveway.
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The pig didn't even have the decency
to set her up in an apartment.
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Well, it's not that easy, Marcie.
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You got to buy money orders under a
different name to pay the rent. Then...
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Where do you keep the extra key?
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Just try to get a phone
with an alias these days.
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Not that I've ever given it much thought.
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Well, anyway, here are
some pictures of her we took...
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...And the name of a good divorce attorney.
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I'm sorry we had to be
the ones to tell you this.
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Look, I know all about it.
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She's just a foreign exchange
student that's living here.
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And other than having to honk when
we wanna get out of the garage, she's--
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She's really been no problem at all.
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Yeah. No problem for anyone but little me.
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What's the matter, Kelly?
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Oh, it's that Yvette
is dating all her boyfriends...
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...And Kelly has the social life
of a barn owl.
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Kelly's a little depressed.
Could you handle this? We're eating.
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Oh, now, Kelly.
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You mustn't worry over this.
You may find this hard to believe...
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...But I myself wasn't popular in school.
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The hell you say.
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No, it's true.
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I couldn't get a date with a cool guy
no matter how much I put out.
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I mean tried.
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So I finally started dating a nerd.
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- You dated a nerd?
- Yes.
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His name was...
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Well, his name isn't important.
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My friends couldn't believe
I had sunk so low.
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Boy, did they laugh when I let him
take me to the homecoming dance.
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Wait a second.
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- I took you to the homecoming dance.
- That's right. You did.
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Anyway, we went on dating...
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...And I endured the laughter
and the ridicule...
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...And I came to marry--
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Well, his name isn't important.
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The point is, yesterday's nerd can grow
up to be a wonderful and giving man.
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So if all you can get is a nerd,
I say try one.
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I did.
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Hey. Wait a minute.
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I know who you're talking about.
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And let me tell you something,
you think you heard laughter?
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Well, when I was dating you, I had a
few Milk-Bones slipped into my pocket.
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I was pretty! My mother told me so.
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Compared to your mother, you were.
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- Oh, so now you don't like my mother.
- What's not to like?
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A 60-year-old woman who played the drums.
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- Nerd.
- Geek girl.
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So that's my future.
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Well, that and 40 pounds.
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Never. I will never sink so low
as to date a nerd.
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I may not have much,
but at least I have my pride.
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It's been an illuminating evening,
Miss Bundy.
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I'm sorry I spilled
my prune juice on your blouse.
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Yeah, and I'm sorry
I punched you in the pelvis.
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Perhaps I can have the pleasure
of your company again next Friday.
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The museum is having
a quite interesting exhibit...
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...On the ever-changing mollusk.
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Well, only if you wear
your green pencil pouch.
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Turns them all on.
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Well, I've had a great time, guys,
but I got to run.
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Kelly, you know what would
make this the perfect evening?
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- Oh, what, Myron?
- If Yvette would kiss me good night.
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You just blew a good thing, baby.
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Oh, my, I'm so tired.
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Thank goodness you taught me
how to sleep at school.
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So how was your date with Le Grand Geek?
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Well, we sat around with his parents
and they showed me slides...
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...Of their vacation
to the Ticonderoga pencil factory.
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You know, the number two pencil is
the backbone of the industry.
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- Oh, that's very fascinating.
- No, it isn't. It's the prattle of the dead.
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Yvette, we need to discuss--
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Oh, I would love to talk
to my little American sister...
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...But my next date will be here any moment.
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He told me I could wear your leather mini.
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You don't mind, do you?
I mean, you are in for the evening, no?
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Thanks.
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Hi, Grandma.
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Sorry, Kel. Must've been the way
the light hit your crow's feet.
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Bud, what are you doing?
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I'm building a home entertainment center.
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Bud, I need your help. I'm desperate.
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No, you're not.
Desperate still implies hope.
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You wouldn't want to help me
get rid of Yvette, would you?
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Well, I can't take this anymore.
I'm gonna have to do it myself.
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Kelly, I say this with all sincerity.
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If you truly, truly want
to get rid of her...
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...I'll kill you.
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I really will.
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This is not a joke.
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Dead.
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Bud, what are you doing?
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I'm...
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I'm giving you some ventilation.
You know, so the heat can get through.
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Oh, it's all right, Bud.
I don't mind if you peep.
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Yeah, I'll give that up.
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The day they pry her
from my cold, dead hand.
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- What a cute little fellow.
- He's toilet film.
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Au revoir.
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Well, excuse me, young lady...
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...But where are you think you're going?
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- On a date.
- Oh, no you're not.
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I got a call from the principal today.
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And it seems you're failing
all your subjects.
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- We just can't have that.
- I'm failing too.
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Kelly, please, we're talking to Yvette.
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He didn't mean that, dear.
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You have to study too. I suppose.
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But if she fails, she has to go back home.
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- And we're out 500 bucks a month.
- We're responsible for your education.
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You know, and if there's one thing
we are, it's responsible parents.
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- Stop that, Al.
- I can't help it. I'm giddy.
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Must be from all this darn eating.
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Come here. Come here.
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Well, I guess we better study.
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I'd love to, but I've got to go dust off
my accordion for school tomorrow.
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I've got my eye on the big,
fat tuba player.
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Oh, please, Kelly, you have to help me.
I'll beg someone to go out with you.
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If I fail,
I'll have to go back to France...
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...And I'll have to give up
all your boyfriends.
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Listen, Yvette...
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...There's no point in us both staying home.
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Go out. Have a good time.
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I'll study, and when we take our test
you can copy off me.
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Oh, you would do that for me?
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What are little American sisters for?
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Okay, who wants seconds on crust?
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I can't believe it.
Yvette flunked every subject.
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She even flunked French.
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She must be the stupidest girl
in the world.
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- Well, I'm the stupidest girl in America.
- I know you are, pumpkin...
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...But we're talking about
something important now.
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Honey, you're important too.
Just not as important as 500 bucks.
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Oh, Al, now they'll never give
us another exchange student.
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Yeah, I never got to use my holes.
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Well, what about me? I lost a sister.
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I'm hurting too.
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My dates are here.
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"Au verar"!
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