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With all the pressures of running a
hospital, Turk and I had come up with a

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way to stay mentally and physically fit.
I'm really enjoying our man walks.

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I'm not calling them that. Fine, how
about dude cruises? Use it in a

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sentence. Tomorrow night, I'm going to
meet Turk in the park for a dude cruise.

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Bro strolls it is.

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Next topic.

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I finally made it to the pre-teen years
of my memoirs, and I still haven't

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gotten your notes.

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You want my notes? When you said
Smurfette was the first woman to water

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the fertile soil of your sexual garden,
I had to stop reading.

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I'll smurf my smurf to her. But I'd
rather you date a cartoon lady than that

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hospital administrator.

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You're such a gargamel.

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Her name's Cassie. Don't say it like
that. I don't trust her. She's already

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made cuts to my department. She's
replaced everything with the cheap

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stuff.

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Gesundheit.

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Turk, she's not watering down the
anesthesia. Yet.

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Oh, man, she's gonna seduce you, and
you're gonna let her do whatever she

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wants around here. Look, I know most
hospital administrators are corporate

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shills, but Cassie's different. Oh,
really? So then you don't mind if I go

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over there and ask her intentions with
this hospital, huh? Or with you? Oh, in

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fact, Turk, I would welcome it. Oh,
really? Good. Here I go. Go, go, go, go.

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I'm sorry. I'm coming in to get you.

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I hear you, buddy, but I don't see you.

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I'm not leaving until you forgive me.

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Don't even think about pushing me into
that pile of leaves. You know what's in

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there. Oh, Turk, Leaf Man is a legend.
No one's ever seen him.

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Leaf Man!

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I can't do this all.

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One thing about working with my ex, it
wasn't always easy to keep our personal

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and work lives separate. J.D., do you
have a minute?

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Ollie is in love with some girl, and he
refuses to tell me anything about her.

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And I don't know why. All I did was
burst into tears, tell him he was too

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young, and make him watch Little Women
with me. Don't worry, Elliot. I'll come

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over tonight and help with the talk. If
you do it alone, Ollie will be 30,

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wondering when his woo-woo is ever going
to find a bajingo.

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Well, your woo-woo finding my bajingo is
how we got into this whole mess in the

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first place. You put on Sade, Elliot.
What did you think was going to happen?

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As for the new lady in my life, Cassie
and I were trying and failing to keep it

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professional. This vestibule is
technically outside the hospital so we

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can safely flirt.

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What do you got, big boy?

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Will you go to dinner with me tonight?

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Is this a business dinner or a
wine-soaked evening of workplace conduct

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violations? Oh, well, wine burns my
tummy. I have a tear in my esophageal

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sphincter. Your sphincter's safe with
me.

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I know what you're both doing. Enjoy
your slut hallway.

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Okay, guys, Mr. Reynolds here is in a
medically induced coma.

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We need the brain swelling to go down. I
know most workplaces have Taco Tuesday,

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but here at Sacred Heart, we have
Cerebral Edema Friday.

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Okay? Need all hands on deck.

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No one's dying on our watch. Let's go.

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Come on.

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Yeah. High fives all around.

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Hey, can I talk to you really quick?
About the no one's dying thing?

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Obviously, like, a lot of these people
are gonna die, but you can't really end

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a speech like that.

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No, my grandma called me, and she has
this really thick, wet cough. It's kind

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of like... I know what a cough sounds
like. I think she has pneumonia, and she

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does not trust doctors, like, at all. I
had to tell her I was a hairdresser, and

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I panicked and gave her cornrows.

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Anyways, I'm supposed to work tomorrow,
and I'm like... Hey, Tosh, don't even

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worry about it. Go be with your grandma.

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Thank you. Yeah.

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You're the best.

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Grant, anybody ever tell you you're a
chump?

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Just two hours ago, Amara told you she
wanted tomorrow off for a death in the

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family. I didn't get to say goodbye.

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I have to do surgery.

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You relax.

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I'll get you there.

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I don't want to be mad at that, but that
was pretty hot.

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Clearly, one of them is lying to you.
Come on. What kind of person would lie

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about a sick or dead relative?

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Interns. They work 80 hours a week and
haven't slept enough in a year to know

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right from wrong. And despite what that
poof of chest hair poking through your

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scrubs might suggest, I don't think
you're men enough to call them on it.

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It's been a minute since I've known my
wife biblically, God.

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I'm gonna need you to come through.

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If you plan on granting my prayers,
please give me a sign because it will

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affect what I have for lunch. Amen.

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Oh,

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you don't mind, do you? I have a solo at
church Sunday.

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Absolutely not. Sit down. The chapel is
for everybody.

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What's she doing here?

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I don't know, but I do not like that
woman. Did you guys say something? Are

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you talking to me? No, we are not.

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I heard she's gonna cut the budget on
the break room. She better keep her

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hands off my seasonal creamers.

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Okay, now you guys are staring at me and
talking really quietly, so I'm just

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gonna scooch on over. No scooching.
You're late. I'm scooching.

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Coming in.

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Wow, what an amazing space.

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I feel like I can really find the
answers in here.

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Can I get an amen?

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No. Okay, I'm just gonna scooch on out.
God is good. All the time.

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Hey, Dr. Dorian, there is a problem with
one of our geriatric patients.

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Mr. Frankel, yeah. He discovered the air
vent.

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No, it's Miss Croft. She's freaking out
and nothing's working to calm her down.

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It's 4.30. She's sundowning. Walk with
me.

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A lot of patients with dementia have
symptoms that get worse towards the

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evening. I'm on the ceiling!

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I'm on the ceiling!

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She's been hallucinating. Please get me
down!

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I keep telling her everything's okay,
but it's just making her more upset.

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I could sympathize with Mrs. Croft. I
couldn't always control my thoughts

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either.

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Sometimes you have to meet patients in
their reality. Come on. Come on, please.

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I'm coming up there, Mrs. Croft.

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You have to get me down. I'm going to
come up there and be with you. I don't

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know how much longer I can stay up here.
Okay, I'm coming up.

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I can't look. I'm climbing up to be with
you, okay?

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All right.

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Okay. I'm up here with you.

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I'm up here with you. Give me your hand.

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You're safe. You're not alone anymore.

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You're very brave to be up here all by
yourself.

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What do you say we go back down to the
ground together now, though, okay?

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You can do it. Just close your eyes,
take a deep breath.

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Here we go.

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We're going back down to the ground.
It's like a fun ride.

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Remember the rides at the amusement park
when you were a kid?

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It's just like that.

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And now we're safe on the ground again.

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And you can close your eyes and relax.

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I'm here, okay?

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Guys, as your chief resident, I should
be doing a lot more for you.

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Tosh, I put together a little care
package for your grandma.

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A little honey to soothe her throat. A
little bit of codeine. Gonna smoke them

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if you got them. She loves codeine.
Thank you.

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And Amara, you just lost someone in your
life. I didn't even ask who it was. I

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would love to know.

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I care.

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It was a cat.

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My aunt's cat. Stop being so nice. Your
aunt's cat.

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I'm appalled, Amara. Shut up, Tosh. Your
grandma's fine. She crocheted the bikini

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top you're wearing to the music festival
you're actually going to.

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Oh, my God, you are staying for your
shifts. And you're working all of the

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holidays. I'm talking Labor Day, Arbor
Day, Hanukkah. All eight nights.

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Great. I have plans on the seventh
night. No one cares.

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Ellie and I may have split, but nothing
brings you together like a common enemy.

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In this case, our son's budding
sexuality.

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Always be respectful, get consent, and
remember the most important sexual organ

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you have.

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Your ears. Ew, what? Ew, what? For
listening, J.D. I meant be a good

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listener. Ollie, how deep a crush is
this? Do you hear, like, music when you

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see her? Because when I used to see your
mom, I'd hear American Girl by Tom

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Petty. Who's Tom Petty? Tom Petty's the
picture your mom takes to the hair

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salon. Yeah, similar.

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Cheekbones and shoulders.

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Uncle Turk and Aunt Carla already gave
me the talk.

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You said Dad wouldn't be able to explain
the bases, right? What? I can't believe

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it. I might not know sports, but I know
the lady bases.

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Listen, I gotta go. I love ya.

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We know, Dad.

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Please stay.

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We're about to watch a movie.

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This is the part of being broken up that
never gets easier.

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I can't, buddy. I gotta go to work. I
love you.

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The mind is a mystery.

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Sometimes the smallest moment can make
you long for the past.

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even as you're trying to look to the
future. Hey, you.

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I'm excited to head out to dinner soon.
I'm so sorry I have to reschedule. The

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board is all over my butt about an
ex-quarter's budget.

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Well, I get it. It is a very nice butt.
Very nice?

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It must be these quarteries, because
it's usually fantastic.

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Okay.

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Your butt is fantastic.

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Medically. Medically speaking.

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Sometimes your mind can fool you into
thinking someone's on your side.

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Hey, what's going on in here?

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Your boss lady wants to turn this place
into a coffee shop.

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Even when they never were.

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What? Well, where's everybody supposed
to pray?

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You're standing in it.

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Prayer Square?

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Poor Mrs. Croft's mind was turning her
whole world upside down.

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I'm not going to sleep.

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I don't want to start seeing things
again.

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That's okay.

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I'll just sit here with you.

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Why don't I play that song you told me
you love?

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You know, music can help you remember a
happier time.

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To my horror, at the point of no return,
my mother opened the door. Our eyes met.

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And now, Victoria's secret was our
secret.

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I'm so sorry, Mrs.

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Croft. I've been laying down my memoirs,
and you weren't supposed to hear that.

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Here we go. This is the song I wanted to
play.

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This was a song that was playing when
Joe proposed to me. I remember.

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You told me. It was the most romantic
moment of my life.

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I can still see his face when I said
yes.

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That is so sweet.

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Why don't you just try and stay in that
happy memory?

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I'll sit here with you till you fall
asleep, okay?

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As for my mind, it was playing the same
old tricks it always did.

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I started thinking of my own happy
memories of Elliot.

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Just

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hold

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me tight and tell me you'll miss me
While I'm

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alone and blue as can be

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Dream a little dream of me. What am I
worried about?

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Elliot and I are just two parents here
to talk about our kid.

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Well, she was an American girl.

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Raised on promises.

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See?

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Now, I know you're not shrinking down to
chapel because you said that room had

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the answers.

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Yes, to my question of how do I turn
this space into a moneymaker.

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Was that not clear?

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You are evil.

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Now, you've left me no choice.

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Nurse Dubois!

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Oh, hi. You think you're the bitch who
runs this place?

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But I'm the bitch who runs this place.

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Tell her, bitch.

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And once I spread the word about you,
the reckoning will be fierce.

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Fierce.

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Wait up.

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So I followed Ollie's crush on
Instagram.

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A lot of videos of her making slime in a
pretty lame Laboo Boo collection.

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I don't think she's smart enough for
him. I once watched Ollie put his pants

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on after his shoes, Elliot.

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I think they'll be a fine match.

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You ready?

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This is one of the hardest things about
getting divorced.

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Having no one to go split-seas with. My
life was all surf and no turf.

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For me, it was night.

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All of night.

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Yeah, that was hard for me, too.

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I sprayed your perfume all over a
weighted blanket, put an ice pack on my

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legs to remind me of your feet. Aw, so
creepy.

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Oh, please. Like, you didn't have any
weird ways of getting over me?

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You know that trainer at our gym that
always called you pops?

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I slept with him right away. Cody? Yes.
You know, he hit on me, too. He told me

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I needed to try new things. I thought he
meant leg day.

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He did not. You should have done it.

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She threw me around like a kettlebell.
Oh, yeah. Cody's strong. We wrestled a

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bit in the yoga room.

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Look, Grant, should I have lied about my
grandma being sick? No.

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But this is not just about a music
festival. It's a symbol of all the

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things I've missed in my 20s because of
this job.

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All the weddings, birthday parties, even
stupid stuff like riding a train and

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pretending I'm the main character of a
movie while listening to music and

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thinking I'm just about to be absolutely
railed by Jacob Elordi.

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I just want one memory outside of this
hospital.

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No.

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Maybe you can go to the ICU and rave to
the sound of the beeps.

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Look, I'm in a really hard job, and I've
learned just to give it to people

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straight. I like your friend, and I want
to bone him. Excuse you? How's the Lord?

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I heard you begging the big man for
booty earlier. Yeah, well, he hath

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forsaken me, because Carla already said
she's tired, so I ate a burrito. So what

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I'm hearing from you is that you want me
to like you, so J.D. will.

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Yeah? I can do that.

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If you save the chapel.

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Okay, okay. We both know hospitals like
this one, they're closing everywhere

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because they're losing money.

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And the board asked me to lay off six
nurses.

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And your friend Nurse Duval was on that
list.

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So I came up with this plan so I didn't
have to do that one.

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Thank you.

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You're already regretting giving me
that, aren't you?

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But I can tell you feel guilty because
that's going to keep me warm inside.

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Look at us. If someone was walking by,
they'd have no idea we ruined the lives

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of two marriage therapists.

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Well, to be fair, Teresa came in with
her own baggage. Nobody smiles that much

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if they're really doing fine. You know,
I once saw her at the farmer's market

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screaming at someone for not composting.

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Why didn't we work?

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We should have worked. I know.

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But we didn't.

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Maybe the fact that we can still be
friends is our happy ending.

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I've just gone over it so many times in
my head and I feel like I just never had

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any clarity about it because I was so
upset about how you ended things. But

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with some distance, I think I can see, I
understand a little bit more.

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You know, when I left Sacred Heart to
start private practice, I thought it was

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like the last piece in building this
perfect future for us.

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And then I wasn't happy.

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I couldn't figure out why.

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I think I lost my purpose, and I didn't
know how to be the guy that you fell in

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love with anymore.

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That's what the whole in sickness and
health thing means, J.D.

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That's what I promised you.

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I could have helped you, but we stopped
talking.

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I was kind of drowning, and I pushed you
away, and I'm so sorry.

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Thanks. I think it took coming back to
Sacred Heart to remind me who I am. I

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mean, I finally feel like myself again.

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I can tell.

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But, Elliot, I don't think I could ever
really be myself without you.

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Am I man enough for you now?

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So which one was the liar?

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Both of them, but I shut it down.

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Oof. They look miserable.

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Yep. What are you gonna do to lift them
back up?

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Lift them back up.

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You don't break someone down and just
leave them like that. What is wrong with

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you? Okay, could you just give me, like,
all the lesson at once? Like, this

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piecemeal stuff is killing me.

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We can't do this, Jeannie.

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Every time we try, it ends badly.

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It's only ended badly, like, four times.

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I do think we're different now, you
know? I'm...

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I know, I just, I'm so clear on who I am
and what I want and what's important to

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me.

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Helping my patients, being a great
father, and loving you.

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It only has to end right once.

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Sometimes the things we hope for are the
same things that break our hearts.

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Whether it's giving up something you
care about to save something that means

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more. What are we gonna do about this?

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Jesus says turn the other cheek.

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Bitch, I didn't mean that.

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Or sacrificing for a dream job.

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You guys look pretty bummed.

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Look, Blake, I don't know what's wrong
with you.

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I was timing my grandma's death for when
the Bob Seger cover band was rolling

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into town, and now that you're on to us,
I just... That's not gonna happen.

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Look, I feel really bad.

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Not for you, Blake. That's really stupid
what you just said.

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But I wanted to show you something.

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You guys worked hard all day, and now
Mr.

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Reynolds is going to make a full
recovery.

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And it makes it all worth it, right?

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Good.

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Because this will happen again.

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Unfortunately, riding motorcycles is
super cool, and we're not going to

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convince people otherwise.

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There you go. Thank you so much. The
thing that broke my heart was getting

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the life I wanted so badly and losing
it.

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Now can you stay and watch the movie
with us?

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I was never gonna lose it again.

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Yeah, buddy.

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I can.

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just a perfect day drinks sangria in the
park

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and then later when it gets dark we

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go home oh it's

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such a perfect day glad i spent it

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It's okay. I'm here. I'm here. I got
you. You're not going anywhere.

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Okay. I got you. You're safe.

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Let's go down now, okay? Let's go back
down.

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Just take a deep breath.

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Exhale it out.

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You're safe, okay?

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You're with me.

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Okay.

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Close your eyes.

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Get some rest. I'm here.

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I missed my family.

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I missed her.

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But I couldn't risk hurting her again.

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Hurting my son.

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Maybe some things are better left
unsaid.

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My love for Elliot would have to live on
in my mind.

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You know what that space was before it
was a chapel?

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It's where they lobotomized women in the
50s. Yeah, this guy tried to bring that

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back, but then his wife died and he lost
interest.

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the good times will never have i'm
buying all night cheers really

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this is how you build them back up i'm
messing with you it's perfect thanks for

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the beer um

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Hello. So when I said I was buying, I
did just mean the interns.

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Don't worry about it. I'll pay for all
the drinks. And if you could not mention

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your generosity, I'm trying to build a
rapport with them. I will not tell them

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that you are a cheap liar.

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You guys are great. Thanks.

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JD bought the drinks.

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I know it was killing you. I prefer
honesty.

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The bell has rung and the laughs are
back.

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Join the teachers for another school
day.

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Abbott Elementary, now.