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How long do we have to keep him here?

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The Cubs win the World Series.

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It could be a while.

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All right.

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Everything's going to be all right.

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First of all, we're going to get you a
new place to live.

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We're going to get you a new job.

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We're going to even give you a new name.

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Your name now is Ed.

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Ed's Game Blower.

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I'm sorry. I'm still a little wrong.

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How about Ed?

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Dream wrecker.

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Wait, Jim, your keys.

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Don't you ever learn?

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Oh, baby.

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Okay, Ruby.

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Four times nine is?

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Uh, 49?

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42.

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36.

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38?

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What? You had it.

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Ruby, I gave you the thumbs up.

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I thought you meant go higher.

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Dana, you can't help her with the
answers. No, I can't help. but it's so

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to watch, like Jim trying to pick which
fork to use at a fancy restaurant.

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Mommy, I don't want to do this anymore.

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Can we stop?

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No, honey, you have to learn this. The
SATs are less than ten years away.

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Cheryl, my love, I'm in the coupon
section here, and I don't see anything

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out.

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I mean, we got mac and cheese, party
mix, generic pop. You missed everything.

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I'm trying to do homework in here.

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Oh, come on, you've been at it for an
hour. How long can a second grader's

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homework take? I mean, Columbus seal,
the ocean blue, something, something,

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my shoe.

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Look, this is second grade math. If she
doesn't get this now, she's going to

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fall behind. I know, and then she's
going to end up living in a bus station

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behind a candy machine.

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Come on!

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Would you let me handle this?

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Educating the girls should be my
department.

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What?

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Why?

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Well... Why, why, why, why?

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Why? Because you think you're smarter
than me?

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Is that what you're saying? That's what
everybody's saying.

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What? You were in the National Honor
Society.

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Well, it's not something I like to go on
and on about. I mean, it was automatic

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if you got straight A's.

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Every year.

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Four years in a row.

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Wow. What'd you get, Jim?

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I got a career.

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I got a house.

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And I got an honors student who brings
me beer.

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All right, Ruby, sweetie, we've got to
get back to these flashcards. We still

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have to do our five and six times table.

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I hate math.

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I wish math would die.

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Ruby, don't say that.

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Math can be an incredible adventure.

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Not when you're teaching it.

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Come on, she's like me. She's not a
flashcard person. Maybe she likes to

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little fun with it.

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Yeah, I don't think so.

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You know what the problem with you hoity
-toity honor society people is? You

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always think your way is the best way.

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Daddy, he's a toity.

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Yes, I did. See, I already have her
interest.

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All right, you think you can do better
than I can? Yes, I can.

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Oh, sure, I'll let him do it. This will
be a hoot.

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Fine, you do it. I will.

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And I'll make it fun.

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Because nobody learns anything without
entertainment.

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That's why Vegas is so popular.

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Okay. Now, I've got two handfuls of
marshmallows

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in Uncle Andy's mouth.

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Nine in each handful.

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Two times nine is... Eighteen. Okay,

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okay, okay, okay.

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So if I put another nine...

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doing?

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Alright, listen.

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So, if 2 times 9 is 18, 3 times 9

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is... 14?

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No.

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Not less, Ruby.

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27. 3 times 9 is 27.

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So, what's 3 times 9?

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And I ate two times five hot dogs, eight
times ten french fries, and two -thirds

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of a pie. We didn't do fractions.

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I know, I like pie.

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All right, come on, honey, honey, I love
you so much, I really do, but we've got

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to get going here. No, no, no, no, no.

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Just let Cheryl do it. No, I'm not going
to let Cheryl do it. We've still got

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five more of these stupid worksheets.
Five?

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Oh, I hate math, I wish I would die.

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remember getting this much homework in
the second grade? Please, second grade

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was all about boogers and paste.

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Ruby, how come you have so many
worksheets?

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Nick Taylor makes us bring home what we
can't finish in class.

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I try to go fast, but that makes it even
harder.

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Oh, God, you sound just like me when I
was in school.

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Did the numbers spin around in your head
and swear at you?

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No.

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Oh.

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No, no, no, honey. We got to keep going.
We got to keep going. You know what

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used to help me with numbers and stuff?

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It's like a rhyme or a song or something
like that. Give me a beat. Give me a

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beat. Give me a beat.

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My name is 18 and I'm two times nine.

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Man, I'm doing fine.

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Really want to get up to heaven.

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Three times nine is 20.

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Uh, Mrs. Steeler?

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Hi, I'm Jim.

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I'm Ruby's father.

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Well, hi there, Dad.

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Your Ruby is such a joy. Oh, thank you,
thank you. Can we talk about her

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homework? Dad likes to get right to the
point.

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Uh, could you not call me Dad? It's kind
of freaking me out a little bit.

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Listen, uh...

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Mr. Taylor, I don't want to tell you how
to do your job, okay? But what you're

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doing is totally wrong.

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I mean, you know, these kids talk.

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And the word on the playground is that
you're kind of a hard -ass.

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Yes, I've read that on some of the
bathroom walls.

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I think you're giving Ruby way too much
homework. Can you cut back a little bit?

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I'm sorry my hands are tied. I have to
follow the state's curriculum.

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Maybe Ruby needs a little more help with
her homework. No, no, no, no, no, but I

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am helping her. I'm up all night. I
can't do that anymore.

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Well, what about your wife? Can't she
help? No, no, no, no, she can't do that.

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No, no, no, she can't help.

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Is there a problem with your wife?

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Yes.

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Would you like to talk about it?

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No, it's kind of personal.

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Well, that's why we're here. If there's
a situation at home, I can make an

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exception and lighten Ruby's workload.

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Oh, that's great. Thank you so much. But
I would need to know exactly why your

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wife is unable to help your daughter.
Oh, I just don't know if I can talk

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it. It would be our secret.

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Well, I just...

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interested or is it just a commercial?

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Hold that thought. The show's back on.

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Oh, why aren't you guys doing homework?

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We finished an hour ago. And here's a
golfing toddler who really taught dad

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meaning of the word back swing.

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Right in the cross.

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Hey, give a kid a golf club stand back,
juniors.

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So, Ruby, you finished all your
homework?

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Yeah. Every bit of it.

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Wow. And a lot.

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Faster than she did with the honors
student. You might have to give up those

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flashcards.

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Oh, look out for the rake.

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Oh!

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Rake the frog!

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All right, all right, all right. Enough
frog stuff.

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Hey, hey, hey! Come on, come on! That
ain't cool, man. That is not cool.

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girl, bummer girl.

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Girls, go to bed.

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Andy, Dana, go home.

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for art class.

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Please tell Ruby's mother she needs a
smock for art class.

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What I said.

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Why don't you send a note from me to
you?

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I don't know, Cheryl.

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It's a crazy world out there.

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I once saw a dog with a bird writing on
his back.

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Explain that, not explain the note.

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Hey, has anybody seen my cell phone?

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Oh, yeah. Right here. Here it is.

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Ruby's mom.

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Well, hi there, Mom.

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Yeah, we met at back -to -school night,
remember?

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Of course.

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You're the one who had trouble finding
the classroom.

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Yeah, well, those signs can be pretty
hard to figure out. Of course they can.

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Well, here's the smock you wanted for
Ruby that you asked for in the note you

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sent to my husband.

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You know, I was wondering, why didn't
you send the note to me?

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Well, I just thought it would be easier.

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Well, actually, no.

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No, you can send the notes to me. I
promise I'll let Jim read them.

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Sit with me, Mom.

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Yeah, could you not call me Mom?

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It's kind of freaking me out.

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This is Clara by A Hat.

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Oh, please. I'd know that book anywhere
just by the colors.

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Yeah, Jim reads that to the kids every
night.

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But you don't.

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No, I am thrilled to have him read to
the kids. If that's the one thing he

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that I don't, that's fine with me.

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But it's not fine when Dad isn't around,
is it, Mom?

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What?

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It's all right, Cheryl. This is a safe
place.

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I know.

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Know what?

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When Dad was here asking for less
homework for Ruby, he opened up to me.

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Jim was here?

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Yes. And he told me you can't read.

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Did he?

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So what time are the other PTA moms
getting here? Any second.

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This is going to be great. This is the
first time the PTA has ever sanctioned a

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hit.

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Here's Jim Wright telling people you
can't read.

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Yeah, read this, fucko.

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You know, you're supposed to grab
yourself when you say that.

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Ew.

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Just saying, grab something.

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You know what I like, Andy?

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What? Television.

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Me too. It's like they've taken all the
interesting people in the world and put

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them in a box. Yeah.

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Sure, what's going on? Oh, honey, the
PTA meeting is going to be here tonight.

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I'm sorry, I forgot to tell you.

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Make yourselves at home. I'll be right
back.

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PTA?

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Hey, Thandie, Sarah, Dixie.

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Oh, I wish I was in a land of cotton.

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So, your husband, is he still in a coma?

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I'm divorced.

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Oh. Yeah, that's right. How you doing
with that?

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It's been rough.

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Yeah.

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Well, you're holding up well.

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It's never going to happen.

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This one's sending me mixed signals
here, Jim, so I'm out of here.

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All right, ladies, I'm going to get out
of here here.

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But if you could try to wrap it up by
nine, because that's when the pants come

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off.

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I want to let you know, if you need help
with anything, just call.

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Yeah, sure. What would I need help with?

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Mrs. Taylor told us about Cheryl's
reading problem.

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No, no, no, no, no, no.

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That's not a problem.

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Oh, Jim.

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Ignoring it is not the answer. We need
to bring it out in the open.

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That is the worst thing you can do with
a problem.

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You need to sit on it and forget about
it until it fixes itself.

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All right.

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Let's get going.

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Sure, do you mind if I join you?

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Really? Yeah, I mean, I'm a P, here's
the T -A, we're together now.

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Okay, let's get started.

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Here are the agendas.

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Jim, you may want to hold Cheryl's for
her.

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Hold my own agenda?

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Oh, sure you can, sweetie.

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You've got that upside down, baby.

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Okay, what do you say we whip through
this meeting really quick, all right?

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Let's see, first item here is a bake
sale.

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Okay, signs, a setup, and snacks. I'm
thinking you, you, and you. Okay, what's

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next? Hey, I want to do the signs.

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Is that such a good idea?

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Of course, why?

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Cheryl, because you can't. What?

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Well, you got all these commitments, and
you're too busy. You're really too

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busy. Well, maybe you can make the
signs.

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We need 200 signs by Monday. Are you
sure?

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Takes a village, Cheryl.

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Okay, next up, library committee.

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Me! Oh, Cheryl, I'm not sure that's
really the right job for you.

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Why not?

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Well... It's because someone has taken
it already, honey.

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Who?

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Me!

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Terrific. We meet every Monday night at
the library from 8 to 10.

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Monday night?

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That's Monday night football.

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Okay, what do you say we meet at a
sports bar?

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Everybody know where Cleavage's is? Show
of hands.

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Jim, Jim, come on. It's fine.

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I'll do it.

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No, Cheryl, you can't. I'll handle it.
Okay. I'll do it.

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Can I get everybody drinks, or do you
want to do that, too? That'd be great.

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drinks. Okay. That's great. Thank you,
honey. Okay, so, Jim, we got you down

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the bake sale and the library committee.
Okay. Okay, now let's talk about the

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holiday pageant.

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Santa.

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Uh,

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Cheryl, you want to grab me a six -pack
while you're in there?

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Maybe two?

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Oh, how's it going? Like a charm. It
couldn't be better.

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Jim is going to be mother of the year.

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Good, a great idea. How about I run out
there and I say, Cheryl, you put

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cleanser in the cake mix. Can't you
read?

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Yeah, that's terrible.

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Jim, I have to tell you, I'm a little
uncomfortable with Cheryl carpooling our

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kids. I mean, she can't read road signs.

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What if a bridge washes out?

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How would she know?

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I don't recall a bridge between here and
school.

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I mean, there's a railroad crossing.

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it you just have to pick up the kids at
seven all next week and no quick turns

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my justin gets car sick listen maybe i
didn't make

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myself clear when i said cheryl couldn't
read i meant to say she can read jim

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don't be an enabler i i am not an
enabler she can read i know it okay

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get her to read one of these agendas

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Nothing. We'd like you to read this
agenda.

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Here you go.

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There you go.

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Well, usually we just read these to
ourselves.

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Yeah, well, I'm the chairman of the
library committee, and I'm in charge,

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now you read.

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I can't read this.

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Why not?

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I don't have my contacts in.

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You don't have your contacts in.

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These letters look weird.

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What?

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Is this even English? Of course it's
English. What are you talking about?

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It says here, never try to pull one over
on your honor student wife.

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pulled a sting on me in my own house.

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Well, you deserved it. You went to
Ruby's school without me and asked for

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homework.

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Yes, I did.

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Why did you do that?

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Because I was trying to help Ruby. No,
no, no, Jim.

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You were trying to help yourself because
you didn't want to admit that you had

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just as much trouble teaching Ruby as I
did.

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Why would I want to admit that?

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You're always saying, Jim, leave the
kids' education to me.

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You're just going to push me aside like
I'm not smart enough.

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Oh, hey, I never said that. No, no, no,
no, but you think it. Why don't you just

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say it? No.

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I'm going to give you a freebie here.

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Really. Just say it. Say, Jim, I'm
smarter than you. No. Go on, say it.

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I'm smarter than you.

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How dare you?

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You told me to say it. I know, but I
didn't think you'd be so convincing.

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Daddy? Yes, honey? Come downstairs. I
want to do math with you.

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What?

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You want to do math?

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Yeah, it's fun when Daddy does it.

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Oh, thank you, baby.

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Go downstairs and get Daddy's math candy
out.

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See?

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This is what I'm trying to tell you.
We're not all flashcard people. Some of

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are marshmallow -in -the -mouth people.

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You know...

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It's a well -known fact that flashcard
people are sexier than marshmallow

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people.

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You got that right.

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Oh, honey.

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Well, is there any room for a hoity
-toity honor student to help with the

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homework?

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Cheryl, you said toity.

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Seriously, I really do want to help, but
if I can't get my flashcards, what do I

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do? Well, give me a beat.

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What? Give me a beat.

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Oh!

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How many marshmallows can you fit in
your mouth?

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That's funny. You know, you're going to
want to bring that sense of humor to

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your library committee meeting. Great.
I'll meet you at cleavages.