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Good morning, Mr. Taylor.
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How are you enjoying
sleeping in Harry's back room?
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No windows, no air, no heat...
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- No charge.
- No complaints.
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You know, that's where I sleep
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when I tell Dolores
I'm visiting my sister.
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- I didn't know you had a sister.
- I don't.
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I won't be staying long.
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I just need a little time
to put some things together,
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then, I'm back on my feet.
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Oh, man. It's my brother.
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Hey, remember, not a word to him
about me staying back there.
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Why do you guys
always act like I'm a moron?
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I'll explain later
when I have time to talk really slow.
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Good morning, guys. Hey, Marty.
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Hey, Tim. Can't talk. New job.
Gotta go!
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Call me later!
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What's his new job?
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He's working down at Stu's Fish Market
deveining shrimp.
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- Why's his hair all wet?
- Sometimes they fight back.
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No, no, no.
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He's helping me test out some of those
new high-powered shower heads.
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The Binford 6100.
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Oh, yeah, yeah.
It's a great thing.
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You switch it over to pulse,
it'll blow the hair right off your legs.
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Oh, by the way, Harry, when do you
want me for Thanksgiving?
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I don't want you at all, but if you have
to be there, be there at 2:00.
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Great. I'll bum a ride with Marty.
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Marty? Marty's taking his family
to your house for Thanksgiving?
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No, just Marty.
Dolores frightens the children.
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Wait a minute. Our family
always spends Thanksgiving together.
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Now Marty's going to your house
for Thanksgiving.
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He's taking a shower
in the hardware store.
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- Guys, what's up?
- I'm not at liberty to say.
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There's a donut in it for you.
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Marty and Nancy split up
and Marty's sleeping at the store.
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I knew they were having trouble,
but how did it come to this?
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Well, in my view, Nancy projected
repressed paternal conflicts
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onto the relationship,
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while Marty was still grappling
with intimacy issues.
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You watch too much Oprah.
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Why is he telling Benny this stuff
and not me?
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Because Marty feels like
he's hit rock bottom.
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Then, when he sees Benny,
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he remembers what rock bottom
really looks like.
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- Hi.
- Hi.
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Sending a Thanksgiving meal
to Randy in Costa Rica.
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He can run, but he just can't hide.
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I didn't cook it, I bought it.
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Well, then, he really has something
to be thankful for.
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Very funny.
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- How was your day?
- Not so good.
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Did you know that Marty is
sleeping at the hardware store?
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So you're jealous
Harry didn't ask you first?
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I'm serious.
He and Nancy have split up.
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- Oh, no. What did he say?
- I had to learn this from Benny.
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Why wouldn't Marty
bring this information to me?
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Well, he's afraid
you're gonna criticize him.
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Remember the last time
when Marty and Nancy were fighting?
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- I was totally supportive.
- You called him a gutless loser.
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In a very supportive way.
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Honey, if you want to help your brother,
you're gonna have to realize
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this is gonna be
a very tough time for him.
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You have to bend over backwards.
You have to be supportive.
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You have to be non-judgmental.
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I gotta be supportive
and non-judgmental,
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but he gets to stay in a hardware store.
Where's the justice in that?
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- Hey, Tim.
- Hey, Marty.
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Glad you're open.
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Now I don't have to go downtown
to score that bag of wood screws.
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Yeah.
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Harry's been looking
for a night watchman, you know?
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And, I mean,
I'm just kind of giving him a hand.
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Intimidating uniform.
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You should've seen me
before I put the shorts on.
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I know about you and Nancy.
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Benny sold you out.
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- Free sandwich?
- Fresh donut.
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Is there any way
you guys can work this out?
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I don't think so.
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You know, we went into counseling
to try to fix the marriage,
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but, well, we both realized
we were just looking for a way out.
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This is gonna be really hard
on you and the kids.
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Marriage hasn't worked for a long time.
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She thought
I didn't make enough money.
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She said I wasn't ambitious enough.
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- Come on, Marty. That's ridiculous.
- I know.
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I mean, I think I do pretty good
for myself. Don't you?
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Yeah.
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Well, you're young, you're smart,
you're talented, you're...
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Eating peanut butter with a putty knife.
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But you got great legs.
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Have you had a chance
to talk to the girls?
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Oh, a little bit, you know.
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I mean, Nancy gets them one week.
I'm supposed to get them the next.
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- Obviously, I can't bring them here.
- Why didn't you just call me?
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- You could've stayed at my place.
- No. I didn't want to impose.
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You're not imposing. You're family.
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You know, with Randy out of
the country, we got a spare room.
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- I mean, you could stay there right now.
- That'd be great.
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Yeah, and when you get the girls,
they can stay there, too.
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- Really?
- Yeah.
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- You think Jill will be okay with it?
- Yeah, sure.
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There's nothing more important to Jill
than family.
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And we want you to spend
Thanksgiving with us at Mom's.
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But you've got to put some pants on.
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You guys are the best.
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- Well, I'll meet you at my house.
- Thanks, man.
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You bet.
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But it must be great spending the night
with all these tools, huh?
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Waking up with the fresh smell
of solvents.
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A rack of ball cocks.
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But why dream, you know?
Jill's never gonna toss me out.
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- Hi, guys.
- Oh, hi.
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- Oh, that smells great.
- Well, thank you.
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Well, I'll have you know,
I talked to Marty. I was very supportive.
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I told him we'd do anything we could
to help him.
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- I knew you had it in you.
- You'd be real proud of me.
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I reminded him that he's family and
he might as well just stay at our house.
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- You told Marty that he could live here?
- With us?
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Well, just until he gets steady work
and gets back on his feet.
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When was the last time
Uncle Marty had a steady job?
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I don't even think we were born yet.
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Hey, hey. He's got a great job now.
He's gonna be huge in shrimp.
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I don't think it's a big problem
to have another person here.
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He could sleep in Randy's room.
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Well, actually, it might be better
if he stayed in Brad's room.
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Wait, wait. My room?
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Well, because the girls would like
to be close to their father
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and they'd have to stay in Mark's room.
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- My room?
- The girls?
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Well, he gets the girls
every other week,
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so I said that they could stay here, too.
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- Okay. Where am I supposed to sleep?
- Randy's room.
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- And where am I supposed to sleep?
- Randy's room.
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Wait, wait, wait.
Don't we get any say in this?
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Brad, Marty is family.
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When family's in trouble,
we gotta pull together.
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Dad, I'm family. Okay?
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And I don't like the thought
of sleeping in a room with Mark.
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You think you got it bad,
I gotta stay with you.
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Yeah.
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Guys, look, just let me talk
to your dad for a minute, okay?
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- Yeah, this really sucks.
- Don't talk to your father like that.
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This really sucks!
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You know, I love those girls
and I love Marty,
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but how could you invite three people
to live here without even talking to me?
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- Without talking to the boys?
- I couldn't help it. It just happened.
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You said, "Bend over backwards."
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Well, if I bend over
any further backwards,
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I'm gonna be staring myself in the butt.
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I was just trying to be sensitive.
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Well, you have to be sensitive
to us, too. This is an enormous change.
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Three people moving in with us,
turning our lives upside down.
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- We can handle this.
- No, "We"?
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When it comes to handling
things like this, "we" means "me."
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Honey, that's just with our children.
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I can't agree to this
until we work out the details.
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- I've worked out all the details.
- Really? Really?
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Okay, who is gonna watch those girls
when Marty is working?
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Don't know.
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Are the boys gonna get to
move back in their rooms
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- when the girls aren't here?
- Don't know.
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Do you even know
when they're gonna be moving in?
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No way. We're not ready for... Tim!
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- Hey.
- Hi, Uncle Tim.
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Hi, guys.
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Here you go, Mark.
Until Dad puts in the bunk bed,
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I'm lending you my good sleeping bag.
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In other words, you get the bed.
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Yeah, of course.
The older brother always gets the bed.
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- That's not fair.
- Okay.
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Stronger brother, better looking
brother. Hey, I've got a million of them.
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Yeah? Well, I'm smarter.
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Then how come you're sleeping
on the floor?
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Man, I still can't believe Mom and Dad
are kicking us out of our own rooms.
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I know. Just because
Uncle Marty's life is messed up
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doesn't mean ours has to be.
We should stand up for our rights.
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- Hey, guys, I want to say something.
- Wait. Let me guess.
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You've got the cats moving in,
too, right?
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No. Actually, I want to say thanks.
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I know you gotta hate
being shuffled around.
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I just... I really appreciate
you putting up with us.
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Well...
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Other families,
kids might not be so understanding.
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Yeah, we're just givers.
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- So does that mean I get the bed?
- No fricking way.
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- Daddy.
- Well, honey, what are you doing?
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- Why'd you get up?
- I had a bad dream.
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Oh, I'm so sorry.
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You want me to come up
and read you a story?
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- Okay.
- Okay.
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- Good night, Brad.
- Good night, Claire.
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- Good night, Mark.
- Good night.
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Come on.
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Well, I think we made a statement.
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Girls, how come
you're not eating your pancakes?
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- They're not like Mom's.
- I used the same recipe as Mom.
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How come they don't taste the same?
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Look, I don't have time for this, okay?
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It doesn't matter
if they don't taste the same.
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You gotta eat them anyway, okay?
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Besides, your dad forgot
the secret ingredient
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he always puts on pancakes,
remember?
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Chocolate chips. Makes
starchy little animals. Look at that.
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You got the dalmatians, huh?
Look at this. What do you got there?
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Oh, it's an alien with zits. Look at that.
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- Cool.
- Thanks, Uncle Tim.
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- Thanks, man. You're a lifesaver.
- You bet.
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Okay. Kids, I gotta go to work.
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- I'll see you later, okay?
- What are you doing today?
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Tim got me some handyman work
in Ferndale.
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Hey, you sure you don't mind
driving the girls to school?
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- No, it's fine. It's fine.
- Okay, thanks.
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Okay.
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- Oh, man. I forgot to make their lunch.
- Got up early. I made it myself.
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I knew just what they wanted.
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You got the Spam
and squid sandwiches, right?
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You guys are unbelievable.
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- I mean, how am I gonna repay you?
- Your watch.
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- Go on. Go on.
- Have a good day, Marty.
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I am so impressed with you.
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I've been working with chocolate chips
for years.
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Here I thought I was gonna have to do
all the work,
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- and you're just taking charge.
- I love taking charge.
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Mommy used to kiss Daddy like that.
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Well, she doesn't do it very often.
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- I thought that was a children's book.
- No.
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The Secret Garden
is a children's book.
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You had My Secret Garden.
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I don't even want you to read that book.
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- Hi, guys.
- Marty.
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- Hey, Marty. You want some pie?
- Yeah, thanks. Sorry I'm late.
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I was working overtime.
Girls give you any trouble?
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- No.
- No. They were angels.
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- I helped them with their homework.
- Then I corrected it.
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Then we put them to bed.
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Sounds like
you guys didn't miss a beat.
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Listen, I'm gonna go upstairs.
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They can never seem to fall asleep
unless I read them a story first.
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- Already done.
- They're sound asleep. I'm sorry.
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Oh, no, no. That's great.
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I ended up reading them
the Al Unser story.
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Now let's talk
about the inside of your house.
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Let's say you have an interior wall
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that you want to spruce up,
make it a little more fun.
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That's right. If you want to cover
a dull, unattractive surface,
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sponge painting is a great option.
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Or you can grow a beard.
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To begin with, all you actually need
is a latex paint-glaze mix,
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- a sea sponge.
- See? Sponge.
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It's a fun project the kids would enjoy
trying to spruce up their own rooms.
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And to show you how much fun
it would be for children,
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I invited two kids on the show today.
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My nieces, Claire and Gracie Taylor.
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- Okay, girls. Are you ready to paint?
- Yeah.
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- Okay.
- All right, before we do that,
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I want you to look into the camera
and tell the audience out there
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what Uncle Tim says
whenever he starts a project.
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- "Ow, that hurts"?
- Come on. What's he say?
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"Call 911"?
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- What did I say backstage?
- "Al, your mom's fat."
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- You girls are doing a great job.
- Thanks, Al.
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And I don't think your mom's fat.
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Harry, you got some joint compound?
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- Come look. Your girls are on TV.
- You're kidding.
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- Well, girls, I love your work.
- Boy, Tim is great with those kids.
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Yeah. He sure is.
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Hey, if Marty's not coming
to your house for Thanksgiving,
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- who's gonna give me a ride?
- I'll have my sister pick you up.
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We're losing him. We're losing him.
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Run towards the honey pot.
Come on. Come on.
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Wake up. You got so much to live for!
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Don't choke him, shock him!
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Oh, good idea.
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Clear.
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Do you have an eight?
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I win. You're the old maid.
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I hate that term. It is so old-fashioned.
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You know, women today
don't need to be with men
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to feel completely fulfilled.
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You're just mad because you lost.
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- Hey, Marty.
- Daddy.
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Hi. Come here.
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Hey, can you two kids go upstairs
for a minute?
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I need to talk to your Uncle Tim
and Aunt Jill.
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- Okay.
- Go on.
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So what's going on?
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Well, first I want to say thanks
for everything.
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But we don't want to impose anymore.
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I'm gonna move the girls
back in with their mom.
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You don't have to do that.
We love having you here.
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We don't want to overstay
our welcome.
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- You're not overstaying your welcome.
- Well, I think it's a problem.
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- Really, it's not a problem.
- Yeah, but it is with me, okay?
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So I'm gonna go upstairs
and I'm gonna pack their bags.
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Marty, you don't have
anyplace else to go.
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Well, then, I'll figure something out.
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What's that all about?
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Well, obviously something about them
being here is bothering him.
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Well, I don't want to figure it out.
I bent over backwards for him.
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I've been sensitive.
I've changed my whole personality.
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And we were all very grateful for that.
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I'm worried about the girls.
How are they gonna feel?
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You know, about having to
move out of here so suddenly?
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- I think you should go talk to Marty.
- I'm tired of fixing things for him.
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And I'm tired of talking with him.
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What are you gonna say to him
at Thanksgiving at your mom's?
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What I say every year.
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"You touch that drumstick,
you're gonna lose a hand."
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Happy Thanksgiving, Marty.
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- Yeah. You, too, Tim.
- We missed you at Mom's,
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so she made you a little care package.
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Oh, thanks. I already have some.
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I hope you got the one with the
dehydrated pumpkin pie. Good.
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The way you ran out of my house,
I didn't even want to come talk to you,
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but Mom said it's Thanksgiving
and we should just clear the air.
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Look, I'm not really comfortable
talking about this, okay?
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Oh, yeah, right.
Like I'm real comfortable
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talking about another man's feelings.
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- What's going on with you?
- There's nothing going on with me.
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Okay? That's the point.
I work 60 hours a week,
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all I got to show for it is a case
of shrimp forks.
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00:19:19,423 --> 00:19:21,915
You're going through
a rough stretch, that's all.
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00:19:21,992 --> 00:19:24,757
I've been going through a rough stretch
for 33 years.
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00:19:25,195 --> 00:19:26,254
I mean, come on,
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I've worked with so many jerks
over the years,
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I'm lucky I don't have a
chip on my shoulder.
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You've probably got your hands full
with that bug up your butt.
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Okay, so I'm a little bitter.
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I mean, it's easy for you to say.
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- You've always been successful.
- Easy for me to say?
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Martin, how about when Dad died?
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Was it easy for me
taking care of everybody?
336
00:19:48,418 --> 00:19:50,387
How about working two jobs
to get through college?
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How about raising three kids
on a junior salesman's salary, huh?
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Oh, well. Obviously,
you can handle it and I can't!
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That's not what I was saying.
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No, you're more successful
at your marriage!
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I wasn't saying that, Marty!
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- You're more successful at your career.
- Marty.
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Now I find out you're better
at raising my kids.
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Is that what this is about, Marty?
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Come on, it's always easier
raising somebody else's kids.
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You know, when Claire and Gracie
see you and Nancy,
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they see a couple in pain.
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When they see me and Jill,
they see a guy
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shocking the stuffing out of
a teddy bear
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and a bitter old maid.
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Nancy was right. You know,
I'm never gonna get back on my feet.
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I'm just gonna go from one stupid job
to the next.
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They're not stupid jobs when you're
using the money to support your family.
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You should be proud of that.
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That's a time when a lot of guys
just cut and run.
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You're facing responsibilities.
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That's something to be admired.
And I admire that.
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Come on. Let's eat something.
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Mom made a nice plate for you.
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- You brought the drumstick.
- That's right, and the wing for you.
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You're right.
Your house is freezing cold.
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00:20:55,252 --> 00:20:57,687
Well, I think the pilot light went off
in my furnace.
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Would you mind going down
in the basement and taking a look?
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00:21:00,423 --> 00:21:03,257
Well, yeah, but, you know,
you can do this yourself.
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00:21:03,326 --> 00:21:06,228
Well, I don't like to go
down there. It's big and it's damp.
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- The place gives me the creeps.
- Love basements. Love the creeps.
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00:21:12,669 --> 00:21:15,434
There it is, Wilson!
I found your furnace!
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00:21:16,473 --> 00:21:18,169
You got a light down here
or something?
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00:21:18,241 --> 00:21:20,767
There should be a pull chain
right over the furnace.
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Interesting.
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00:21:31,455 --> 00:21:35,586
You know, Wilson, if you were
to drop the ceiling just a scosh,
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you'd have a heck of a rec room
down here.
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Foosball table, ping-pong,
the whole nine yards.
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Mommy used to kiss Daddy like that.
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And look what happened to them.
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Guys, let me just... Let me just talk
to your dad for a minute, okay?
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