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Last season.

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I'm George Lopez.

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What are you doing out here in the dark?

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I just got my letter from Northern
Vermont.

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Well, Lindsay, there is something I have
to ask you.

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George, call me.

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I just went through Mel and Jack's desk.
They're moving the company to Mexico.

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Are you George Lopez?

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Uh, yeah.

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We're looking for your mother. Do you
know where she is?

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Mr. Lopez, if you know where she is and
you don't tell us, you're an accomplice.

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All my friends know the lowrider.

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You just want to talk to her?

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Yes.

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Okay, follow me.

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Hey, but in case she tries to run, don't
bother with the pepper spray. We're

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Mexican.

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That won't do anything. That would be
like me spraying you with mayonnaise.

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Ma 'am?

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Oh, officer.

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I was looking for Benny Lopez. She's not
out here.

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I'll check Mexico.

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Mom, relax.

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She just wants to talk to you.

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You are under arrest for being an
accessory to an armed robbery.

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You lied to me.

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See, this is why people like firemen
better. They don't yell, jump, and then

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move the little trampoline thing out of
the way.

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Hey,

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hey, hey, English.

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She said you're very handsome and
lovely.

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Chill out. George, you sold me out.

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You're not my son anymore, George. I
never want to...

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So who's going to bail you out?

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I'll see you one more time.

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Take it easy, Mom. I'm not going to let
anything happen to you. I'll be right

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down to bail you out. Yeah, right. The
last time you said that, I spent a night

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in jail.

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I was five.

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You're not going to believe what I just
found out.

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Everything's about you, Angie. They just
arrested my mom.

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down to the police station. Okay, well,
on your way home, pick up diapers.

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I'm pregnant.

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How do you know that I'm the... George.

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Okay, Angie, you're pregnant. Okay,
let's deal with this.

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Body George, I know I'm not my -

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They said I gotta put up my house as
collateral in case you skip bail.

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And?

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Let's see.

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That's pretty solid.

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I didn't do it. What?

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Look, Mom, they said you're a flight
risk. If you leave, I lose my house,

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I won't do that to my family. George, I
swear I won't skip bail, okay?

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I give you my word.

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You told me my dad was dead. Then you
never told me I had a sister.

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When I was a kid, you used to make me
dress up like a girl so we could get in

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free at Mother Daughter Day at the
track.

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I'm going to use every penny I got to
get you the best lawyer I can, okay? So

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you don't end up going to prison.

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George, if you bail me out, I won't have
to worry about going to prison because

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I'll be in Mexico by sunup.

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Mom, if I thought you'd stay in Mexico,
it'd be worth losing my house.

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Trust me, the next two weeks...

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working on a science project.

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I'm trying to come up with a cure for a
hangover.

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Hey, there's no cure for a hangover,
man. You wake up in the morning, you got

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that killer headache, the dry heaves,
you're like... And

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then you taste in the back of your
throat like a hot dog at a carnival, but

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don't remember being there. You're
like... And then...

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I got to go.

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Like that.

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George, George, George.

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Everything is going to be okay.

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The factory's not moving to Mexico.

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Yeah, the Powers brothers looked into
it, but it turns out that all the

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Mexicans in our industry, they're
already here.

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You didn't tell me they were thinking
about moving the factory.

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Ernie, I don't listen to your messages.

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What? Why not? Dude, you call me when
you see a hot girl on the freeway. Then

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you take up five minutes of my
voicemail. Judge! Judge! Judge!

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Any luck finding a lawyer for your mom?

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Yeah, but they're all $200 an hour.

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$200? That's outrageous.

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Benny isn't going to go to jail for
something she did 30 years ago.

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What defender?

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No way.

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Well, with everything that's going on,
we've got a lot of bills coming in. We

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need to talk about this.

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Ernie, do you mind giving us some
privacy?

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But I just opened this can.

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I mean, I could put it in the fridge,
but it's not going to be fizzy later.

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Oh, you've got that get out look.

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Do you need to hear it? No.

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Angie, we always do.

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Yeah, but we have a new one.

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I didn't get a chance to tell you this
because you were dealing with your mom,

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but Carmen got into college.

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Carmen got accepted?

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That's great!

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Yes. Our little girl is going to be the
first Lopez to go to college.

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For more than two weeks.

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Thank you.

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And on top of that, we have all the
expenses with the baby.

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Angie, this is crazy.

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We can't handle another kid at our age.

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What about adoption?

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I am not giving up this baby.

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I'm talking about Mac.

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You know, he smells funky.

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You know, he sleeps till noon. I don't
see what we're getting out of the deal.

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I'm just worried that our bills are
going to bury us.

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Don't worry, all right? I've got a plan.

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We're going to get my mom a great lawyer
and deal with the rest of the bills

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later. That's not a plan.

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I didn't finish.

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Then we're going to play the lottery,
right?

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And then we're going to invent something
that everyone needs, like socks that

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have sandpaper at the end.

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So that way when you walk, you trim your
toenails.

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There might be a bleeding issue, but
this is just off the top of my head.

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Come here, not dressed.

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My mom's hearing's in an hour. Tell her
I'm sorry, but I can't make it. I have

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to help Carmen finish packing.

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I can't believe our baby's leaving for
college today. She just got accepted two

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weeks ago.

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Come on. Look, she got a job on campus.
Angie, this is a good thing.

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We fed this baby bird for 18 years.

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And now it's time to nudge her out of
the nest.

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She'll either fly or she'll land in the
yard and the neighbor's cattle eat half

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her body.

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Great news.

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Lindsay finally said yes.

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What got him married?

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Oh, come on.

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Congratulate me.

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Daddy, Carmen is leaving today for
college. George has to go to his

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hearing. We've got other things on our
minds.

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Yeah, I know what the problem is. You
can't accept the fact that I'm marrying

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woman who's only 27.

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I can accept that she's 27, Vic. What
I'm not so sure about, dude, is that is

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she really a woman?

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When you asked her to marry you, did she
look in your eyes and say, I will?

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You come home as soon as the hearing's
over. Carmen really wants you to come to

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the airport.

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I'll be there.

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So, I guess congratulations are in order
for you.

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Look, we don't know if my mom's going to
prison yet.

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No.

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I heard you're having a baby.

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Oh, yeah.

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But you don't sound too excited.

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I'm not. Look, I thought I was done
raising kids, but what can I do?

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Wait.

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There's something important I need to
say to you, son.

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And it's something that helps me
whenever I'm facing tough times.

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I'm marrying a 27 -year -old!

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That's great, Vic. You know, in ten
years, when she goes to her high school

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reunion, she can take your ashes.

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That's not an ashtray. You just fit your
gum in my husband.

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Where's the judge, man? I gotta take my
daughter to the airport.

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Oh, it'll be a while, George.

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The judge is running late.

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You know, I'm not paying you till the
judge gets here.

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Sorry, old chum, but if I'm in the
court, I'm on the clock.

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Well, if I'm paying you, then you're
going to work. Hey, give me some coffee.

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ever fetched coffee for a client before?

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And again, I've never had a client agree
to pay me $200 an hour. Would you like

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cream?

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Mom. Narc.

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All right, if we're going to get this
thing thrown out, you have to make a

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impression on the judge.

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So when you talk about yourself,
accentuate the quality.

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Make you look empathetic.

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You don't have any of those. Stick to
the facts, Mom.

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The facts are going to get me sent to
jail.

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Facts are subjective.

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Last night, I had a romantic liaison
with my secretary in the office.

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My wife called.

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I told her I couldn't come home because
I had something on my desk that needed

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my attention.

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Now, did I lie?

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Corchino, yeah, you lied.

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I hear what you're saying.

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Mom, don't do this, okay? If you get
caught lying, you're going to make this

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worse.

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Yeah, you're right. George, lying never
works.

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You're the smartest guy I know.

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Sorry I'm late.

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Be seated.

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Okay, let's get started.

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We're here to determine if the United
States v.

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Benita Lopez will be going to trial.
I'll hear from both sides. Is the

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present? Here, Your Honor.

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Okay, Ms. Lopez. Now, why don't you tell
me what happened on the day in question

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when the convenience store was robbed?

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Well, it started out like any other day.

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I was on my way to church.

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From the soup kitchen.

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Before I started my shift at the Braille
Institute.

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Your Honor,

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I demand that this case be thrown out.

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On what grounds?

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Due to my mom's sexual history.

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It is impossible for her to get a fair
trial in Southern California.

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The jury...

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No jury here. This is my calling.
Besides, who are you? Are you acting as

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attorney? Uh, no.

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Um... I'm her son. Hello.

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Well, go have a seat, son, and don't say
another word or I'll hold you in

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contempt.

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Yes, Your Honor. I could never do
nothing in court.

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You'd be lucky to hold me because I can
talk whenever I want because I'm a human

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being. Second, I don't... You don't
like... Get down!

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but we have to get going if Carmen's
going to make a flight.

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What is it?

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I got my period.

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I'm not pregnant.

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I guess the test was a false positive.

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Well, that happens sometimes.

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Oh, Princess, I'm so sorry.

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George is going to be relieved.

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What about you?

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It's funny, I wasn't sure how I felt. It
was so unplanned.

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But now, I'm a little sad.

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Remember how I used to cheer you up when
you were a little girl?

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I don't think the tickle monster is
going to help me right now.

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Probably not.

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But remember, the thing about tickle
monsters is that... You never know when

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they're going to attack.

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Okay,

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okay, okay. Thank you, Daddy. You can
stop now.

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I know you're too old for this.

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But age means nothing to the tickle
monster.

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The truth is, Your Honor, it couldn't
have been me in the car at

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the convenience store.

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I was busy donating bone marrow to a
stranger.

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Thank you, Ms. Lopez.

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Have a seat.

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Does the prosecution have anything they
wish to say?

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Yeah.

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We have a videotape from the parking lot
security camera of the defendant

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driving the getaway car.

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We have blown up the tape and you can
see her laughing and stuffing money into

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her bra.

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Also, she was wearing the same shirt she
is wearing now.

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Trial is set for three days. Three weeks
from today.

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Angie, I'm here.

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Carmen?

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They couldn't wait anymore. Mom had to
take Carmen to the airport.

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I can't believe I missed her.

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Since you'll probably miss it when I go
to college, want to say goodbye to me

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now?

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College? Dude, I've seen your report
card. You're going to live above the

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like Fonzie.

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Where were you?

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I got held up in court.

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Are you okay?

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Angie.

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Yeah, honey.

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I'm really glad we're gonna have this
baby.

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Really?

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Yeah.

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Absolutely.

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Because...

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I thought you might actually be relieved
if you found out we weren't having this

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baby. No.

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No, look.

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I didn't know Carmen's leaving would hit
me like this.

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The baby's the one thing we gotta look
forward to.

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So you're ready to raise another kid?

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Yeah. Aren't you?

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Yeah.

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I'd like that.

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We're going to see you in nine months.
Or maybe ten or eleven months.

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It depends on the date of conception, so
don't start counting weeks or anything.

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What are you talking about?

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Nothing. Hormones.

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So, I forgot to ask. What happened with
your mom?

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Oh.

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She's going to trial.

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You'll probably get out before your
grandma does.

