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Hey Amber, guess who just got to town?

This is your new step-brother Tyler.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

So I'm so excited for you guys to finally meet and welcome the new family member.

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So how's studying going?

It's a lot of work.

Yeah, I know we're putting a lot of pressure on you but we just really want you to do well.

Yeah, I need to pass.

What subject is it?

I'm doing stuff on the human body right now.

Oh, that's such an interesting subject.

So when is your test?

Next week.

Okay, well we need to make sure you do a really good job.

We want you to get into a good school.

Yeah, I was never really good at that subject.

Oh no?

Well, if you study super hard, I'm sure you can do a good job.

Okay.

I could help you, I won't be that bad.

I mean I could use some help.

So I was thinking about cooking something up for dinner.

Is there anything you guys are craving?

Chicken.

Chicken breast.

Yeah, we could do that.

Yeah, that sounds good.

I'll let you guys get to know each other a little bit better.

I'll be in the kitchen.

How long have you been studying for?

Oh, for a week now.

That long?

Yeah.

It's so much, how am I supposed to do all this?

You're asking the wrong person honestly.

Aren't you supposed to help me?

I could help you, but I'm not an expert on anything.

Why do you have to know things about the spine?

Because I'm a scientist.

Just keep taking notes.

That's what my teacher tells you to say.

I know.

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So what do you like to do when you're not studying?

>> I like to go to the beach and go to the bars.

>> Are you going to the beach sometimes?

>> Okay, that sounds fun.

What beaches do you like?

>> I love the pool.

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>> You know, I do like going to new beaches too.

>> Why is that?

>> You know, I know reason.

Have you ever tried one?

>> No, I've never been to a new beach.

>> Why not?

>> I don't really want to see that.

>> No? >> No.

>> I mean, you're looking at new bodies right now.

>> This is different.

This is like four things, you should.

>> Yeah, I mean, I'm sure they have a reproductive section in that.

>> I don't think that's really the same as helping me make a person on the beach.

>> It's gotten the same.

I mean, it's the gist of it.

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>> What do you like to do for fun?

>> I don't know, I really just like to wing it, you know?

I don't really make any plans.

>> Do you do that for school too?

>> Do what for school?

>> Wing it?

>> I mean, yeah.

>> Not everybody's a maniac.

>> Okay, well, I'm trying to get into a good college.

>> What's wrong with community college?

>> It's community college.

>> So, you know, I went to a community college for a semester.

>> A semester?

>> Yeah, but I feel like I'm too smart for it, so I dropped out.

>> Ooh.

>> I don't want to waste my time in the algebra again.

>> You don't have to do algebra.

>> Why not?

That's what a liberal arts degree is, isn't it?

>> I have no idea.

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>> My God, you're making me mess up my fucking nerves.

>> Your handwriting sloppy, anyways.

>> Maybe because of you.

>> I just got here.

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>> But blaming me for stuff isn't gonna make you learn that any faster.

>> But what do you want me to do to read it for you?

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>> My God.

>> Maybe you should use a pencil, so you're all right, Seth.

>> I don't have a pencil.

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>> Yeah, you could take a break too.

>> I can't take any breaks, so this is the next week.

>> It's only Monday right now, though.

>> Just checking on your kids.

How's it going?

>> We're doing good.

>> Good, yeah.

>> Yeah, how's the studying?

>> Good, you know I'm helping her out and all that?

>> Great, thank you so much.

You guys need a snack or anything?

>> I'm okay for right now, I'm gonna get this done.

>> Okay. >> Yeah, I'm all right.

>> You go back to studying.

I'll leave you be.

>> Thanks mom.

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>> God.

>> Why don't you just start up the easiest section?

You mean brainstem functions, doesn't seem too easy.

>> I don't think any of this is easy.

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>> God.

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>> You're still on that section?

>> Well, it's kind of hard to write like this.

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>> Well, I saw this would be a good bonding experience for us to get to know each other a little bit.

>> Sure.

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>> You're my new sister after all.

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>> If you're a better brother, if you actually helped me like this.

>> Well, I mean really, what do you want me to do?

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>> I could take notes, I could read that.

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>> Read that.

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>> I don't even know what these words mean.

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>> Are you gonna finish the paragraph?

>> That was a.

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>> I agree to do another one later.

>> Hey guys, we just got ready.

How about I give you about 10 minutes and can you guys come and help me in the kitchen?

>> Yeah. >> Yeah, we can do that.

>> Thank you.

>> Can you just adjust?

>> You know, it was nice to have this kind of bonding experience.

>> Yeah, I mean, you're kind of a fully reddit.

>> I could help you later.

>> Hey kids, come on in here.

I just cooked you this huge dinner.

Can you guys help clean up?

>> Yeah, no problem.

>> I'll dry if you want to wash the dishes.

>> Okay.

>> There you go.

>> Thank you.

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>> You guys are such great kids helping me out.

I really appreciate it.

>> Yeah, of course.

>> Yeah, it's no problem.

>> This makes such a mess with these huge dinners.

>> That dinner was really good though.

>> Thank you.

Yeah, you liked the chicken breast.

>> I did.

>> Mm-hmm.

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>> Okay, let me help you out.

>> I'm here for you.

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>> You just want to wash those and you can hand it to me?

>> Yeah.

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>> So how's the rest of school going?

I feel like we don't get to talk anymore.

>> It's good.

I'm just really worried about this test.

>> I'm sure it'll be fine.

>> Yeah, I'm sure it's gonna be great honey.

You've been setting so hard.

>> Yeah, it's just, it's really important.

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>> How'd you use so many pans?

>> It was a big dinner.

>> I know, but that big?

>> There was a lot of chicken breast.

>> And we have all of those sides.

>> Sure.

>> Plus some of them are from like a week ago.

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>> Thanks honey, I appreciate it.

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>> Now you're gonna be there all day.

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>> So how are your friends at school?

I haven't seen them around in a while.

>> Well, I'll take you to the test, so we've all been busy.

>> Well, you know, if you only get to be on your test, I'm not gonna be mad.

I'll still be so proud of you.

And I know your new father will too.

>> It's a lot better than what I would, yeah.

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>> I'm kinda glad that you married him.

>> Yeah, he's the best, isn't he?

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>> How about you Tyler, how's your school going?

>> You know, not the best, but I don't know, I don't really care for it, so.

>> We need to study with me.

>> Why?

>> Yeah.

>> So it's important.

>> To who?

>> It's important to me.

>> Well, not to you.

>> I thought you thought you wanted to get a good job.

>> I mean, maybe not, not anymore, really.

>> Well, I know you're new to start off some great studying skills.

Maybe she can help you out sometime.

>> Yeah, I could definitely.

>> If you want, I'd appreciate it.

>> So what family is all about, right?

>> Yeah.

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>> Do you guys need my help with anything?

>> Oh, thank you for good.

I just keep doing what you're doing.

>> Cool.

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>> I'm so grateful, you know.

I have such helpful kids now.

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>> Why doesn't dad help, ever?

>> He's just been so busy with work and everything and, well, I don't want to bother him.

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Plus, I have you two.

Two helpful hands.

>> Helpful, son, of hands.

>> We tried again.

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>> There's just so many dishes.

I definitely couldn't have done this without you guys.

>> Yeah, it's a problem when it's like you cooked dinner for us, so.

>> You know what, we need to get a dishwasher.

>> [LAUGH]

Well, we have one, but it broke forever ago, and now I use it as a filing cabinet.

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>> You can't just call the repairman, or anything?

>> Why would I?

I have you two to help.

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>> I was just coming, sweetie.

>> Good, we're making a death.

>> Yeah.

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>> We're getting us done a lot faster.

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>> Here, you missed the spot.

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>> Yeah.

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Once we're done with the dishes, I think maybe we can use a little more study time.

>> Oh, yeah.

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>> Angel made a good night's sleep for the task.

>> I thought it wasn't until next week.

>> You gotta keep the sleep going.

You want to make sure you're nice and rested.

You can't just have one good night's sleep.

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You gotta make sure you soak that one.

>> When was the last time I was washed?

>> That might have been the one a week ago.

>> It's just been sitting here.

>> It's like it's got mold on it.

>> It's just been so good to be helping your father and since he's been so busy

and helping him with his stuff.

I just haven't gone around to the dishes in a while.

But I'm glad I have your help.

>> Is your ears gonna have to be that one next time?

>> Yeah, that's gonna need an overnight soak.

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>> Here, let me show you how to wash it.

Well, what you need to make sure is actually some soap on the spot

and then really need you to dig in there.

Yeah, this one's especially messy.

>> So she did all those wrong?

>> Yeah, we might have to redo some of them.

>> Do I need to do it?

>> Maybe if I can't get the stains out.

Yes, make sure you start with circular motions.

I need you to get all the way on the edge too.

Okay, yeah.

I'm gonna get some on the outside because I'm a messy cook

and I definitely scroll through the place.

And then make sure to rinse it all off once you're done.

>> Okay.

>> Thank you.

>> You listen so well.

>> Yeah, make sure you circular.

>> Yes, good.

And then really get in there.

>> There's a lot of stains on that one.

>> Yeah, good job, sweetie.

Just a little bit more.

Oh, that's okay.

Make sure you get the water inside the sink.

Oh, good job, sweetie.

That's it.

Yeah, that's how you wash a dish.

>> All right, you washed the dishes.

>> You ran her into doing it.

>> Yeah, but you can help out.

>> I asked if you guys need help, he said no.

Don't play me down here.

>> Here, two tons.

>> What else do you want?

>> No gloves or anything.

>> You're not good.

>> You're doing it.

>> I guess some people are more kind than others.

>> You're not a Tyler student, are you?

>> You can learn a thing from that.

>> What do you do?

>> Just the ones that you can practice.

You can study that, see what I mean?

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>> Mom, do you care if you just finish these?

>> Sure, I think I can tackle the rest of them.

You should have been so helpful.

Thank you.

>> Thank you.

Thanks for getting it.

>> Of course.

>> You're not gonna have to do some laundry too?

>> Yes, I can do that later tonight.

>> I sure am gonna get back to study.

>> Yes, you will do that, sweetie.

>> Thanks, mom.

>> Thank you.

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>> Knock, knock.

Are you still up?

>> Yeah.

>> How's your study going?

>> I'm good.

>> Oh, good.

So I didn't want to tell you because I didn't know if I was gonna get it,

but I got into a program in Europe.

>> Sweetie, that's amazing.

I'm so proud of you.

Why didn't you tell me earlier?

>> Because I didn't know if I was gonna get it.

>> Well, I'm so proud of you, honey.

>> Thank you.

>> Even if you fail that test, I'm still gonna be so happy for you.

Now, I guess an excuse to go to Europe.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah, go and visit you.

>> Can I have a little vacation?

>> Oh my gosh, yeah, a little family trip.

Come see though.

So what part of Europe are you going to?

>> Italy.

>> Oh my gosh!

I love Italy.

I actually met your new stepdad there.

>> Oh, yeah.

We had a lot of fun that trip.

>> Did you guys go anywhere fancy?

>> Yeah, we got to see all of the places in Rome.

It was so cute.

The architecture is like a little bit older and just so adorable.

>> Oh.

>> Did you hear that, Tyler?

>> Here was.

>> Her sister just got into a school program in Italy.

>> Really?

>> Yeah.

>> Where's Italy?

>> It's in Europe.

>> Europe?

>> Yes, it's the boot-shaped country.

>> Europe?

>> Didn't your dad ever bring you there?

He goes there all the time.

That's how we met.

>> No, he never even takes me down the street.

>> Oh, well, he definitely should have brought you.

I mean --

>> We can go on a trip.

>> Yeah, I'll bring you and we can all go together.

>> That sounds good.

>> Yeah, a little trip to visit your new sister.

>> She can show us her aunt since you've been there.

>> Yeah, and show you all the architecture and the old buildings.

Then we could do all of these walking tours.

There's so much to do there.

Maybe you'll even find your husband there.

>> Maybe.

>> It is like a city of love.

>> Fall in love in Italy.

>> I'm so proud of you, honey.

>> Thank you.

>> You knew you were smartest.

>> Is Italy good for food?

>> Oh, my gosh.

They have the best food.

>> You know pasta, you've had pasta.

I just made you some delicious pasta.

That's definitely from Italy.

Maybe we can take a class and learn how to make it.

>> Oh.

>> Yeah, that would be so fun.

>> Okay.

>> Maybe I'll learn to cook a little bit better for you guys too.

>> Do you know any, like, good shopping places there?

>> Oh, my gosh.

There is so much shopping to do.

Maybe I'll get you your first designer bag.

>> Oh!

>> Yeah.

>> Really?

>> Yes, they have so many designer stores.

It's such a fashion hub.

>> What's your favorite?

>> I love Jalencia.

Jalencia is, I think, my favorite.

>> Oh, well.

>> Yeah, maybe we can get you a nice Jalencia bag.

They make them out of real leather.

They last forever.

>> Sounds really fancy.

>> It is.

Only the nicest for my favorite daughter who's just so smart.

So what are you going to be studying in Italy?

>> More about the body.

>> Oh, yeah?

>> Uh-huh.

>> You like anatomy now?

>> Yeah.

>> I thought you said it was hard.

>> Yeah, but I've learned so much.

>> She can conquer it.

She's so smart.

>> I'm sure she can, but you know, going away to a different country when you're only 18?

>> Well, I think she likes hard things.

>> Oh, yeah.

>> You were like the best.

>> I like a choice.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> She's going to have a great time in Italy.

You'll meet new boys, get lots of shopping done.

You'll be studying the whole time.

So you'll be getting even smarter.

Maybe you can get a job out there.

We can go to all the different countries.

>> Maybe I can be like a good cook.

>> Oh, yeah.

>> I can definitely take some cooking lessons.

>> Does she have time for a job?

>> Maybe you can cook for me.

>> I don't know.

If she's going to be studying all the time, how could she have a job?

>> Well, I need to make money.

>> Yeah, Italy is not cheap.

>> Can you just call dad or something?

>> Well, maybe they'll give you a scholarship.

>> Uh-huh.

>> Yeah.

>> Mm-hmm.

>> Mm-hmm.

>> Mm-hmm.

>> So, do you have a place to stay when you're in Italy?

>> They're going to give me a dorm.

>> Oh, nice.

So you'll get housing.

You'll meet some new friends there.

We can do lots of traveling.

I hear they have great public transportation.

We can go to all the different countries via train.

I never got to leave the country before, so it'll be cool to see everything.

>> Me, too.

>> Doesn't everyone in Europe have good transportation?

>> I think so, but I haven't really been anywhere else.

Ooh, maybe we can go to France.

They have even better shopping there.

>> Yeah, if you want to eat snails, maybe.

>> We should see the Eiffel Tower.

>> Oh, yeah!

I can take you to go see the Eiffel Tower at night.

I hear they do, like, a light show or something at night.

Go sit, have a little picnic under the Eiffel Tower.

Wouldn't that be so fun, Tyler?

>> Yeah, I'd love to try it.

>> Yeah, you would like something like that?

>> Yeah, I mean, it's a lot better than here.

>> How about you, Amber?

Would you like something like that, too?

>> Oh, that would be sweet.

>> Yeah.

So what else are you hoping to do in Europe?

>> Honestly, I don't know because I've never been there.

>> We can do some sightseeing and take some tours.

Maybe go to the ocean.

>> Oh, yeah, we've got to go to the ocean.

>> Yeah, that would be so fun.

>> I love going to beaches.

>> Oh, yeah!

That is one of our favorite activities.

I'm so glad you two are getting along.

Now we can take family trips together.

>> Yeah, I'm excited.

>> Go to Europe more often.

Do lots of shopping.

What else will you be studying in Italy?

>> I don't know.

Maybe I'll take up some extra classes.

>> Oh, yeah, you could learn Italian.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> In Italian, I can--

>> Your stepfather's fluent in Italian.

>> Really?

>> Yeah.

>> He could teach me.

>> Yeah.

>> Then I wouldn't have to pay for it.

>> Yeah, that would be perfect.

Did he teach you anything, Tyler?

>> No.

>> You don't know any Italian?

>> I mean, I could probably get by, but I don't know.

It would be kind of scary to just go and not know the language, you know?

>> Well, we'll go with your father and he can show us around

and maybe be our translator.

>> Yeah, that sounds great.

>> It's gonna be such a good family trip.

We can all be together, have some good family fun.

>> Do we have to share a hotel room?

>> I'll get you to your own room, but maybe your father and I will share.

>> You guys need some alone time together.

>> Yeah, we'll definitely need some alone time in Italy.

Rekindler, first love.

>> Did you guys have a favorite restaurant?

>> Oh, yeah.

There was this one called Il Pasta and it was just so delicious.

They had the best wine and they even cook with their wine there.

They're so fancy.

>> Oh, yeah.

And there's great pizza.

I know you love pizza, Tyler.

>> Oh, yeah.

>> It's my favorite.

>> Yeah, they have the best fresh cheese and--

>> What do they call it, margarita?

>> Yeah, margarita pizza, where they put all the fresh cheese just right on top and,

the ingredients are just so fresh there.

So maybe if we go in the summertime, it'll be a lot nicer.

We can do some walking tours.

I hear there's even nature stuff to do.

>> Oh.

>> Do you like to go hiking?

>> Every now and then.

>> Oh, well, they have great hiking.

>> It depends if the weather is nice.

>> Well, we'll make sure to go in the summer when it's nice and lovely and no rain, of course.

>> Yeah.

>> I wonder if they have any nice parks to go on walks.

>> Oh, yeah, I'm sure they do.

It's so green and luscious once you go inland.

And then we can make a trip to the beach the next day.

So when do you take off for Europe?

>> I think next month.

>> Oh, my gosh, so you're not going to finish off the rest of school?

>> Well, I mean, I want to, but this program is pretty cool.

>> Yeah, I mean, it would be worth it.

Maybe they'll let you graduate early.

>> Maybe.

>> I hope so.

>> Yeah.

>> That means you got to do a good job on your anatomy tests then.

>> Ugh.

I mean, I've been studying like crazy.

>> I know.

You've been so good with that.

So I think you're going to ace it, no problem.

>> I hope so.

>> There's a lot of big words on that test.

>> Mm-hmm.

>> Yeah.

Maybe you should write some note cards and I can give you a vocab quiz and maybe I can help you study a little bit.

>> Okay.

>> Yeah, you'll definitely need it if you're going to want to study some more anatomy in Italy.

>> I like the idea of the note cards.

>> Yeah.

>> For the big words.

>> Yeah.

Then we can quiz you a little and make sure you really know everything.

>> Mm-hmm.

>> Get you all ready for Italy.

>> Mm-hmm.

>> You know what else I think we should do when we're there?

>> Hm.

I think we should go to all of the different countries in Europe and just make it a big trip.

Maybe on your summer break or something we can take a month and just take the train every country.

>> Mm-hmm.

>> Just see it all.

I hear it's pretty cheap to get around.

>> I don't think it can go visit anywhere.

>> Yeah.

France has some nice beaches.

>> Oh.

>> Yeah.

They have a place there called Nice and I always would say Nice is nice.

I've never actually been there.

It's just been on my wish list for so long.

>> Well, we can definitely visit there.

>> Yeah.

Do even more shopping, more sightseeing.

Then I hear Germany's even pretty cool.

We could go to Oktoberfest and get bratwurst.

I hear those are delicious there.

Don't worry.

I'll treat for everything.

I'll cover it all so you don't have to worry about the expenses or anything.

>> Well, I hope to get a job there.

>> Yeah.

>> And if you want to come to Tyler, I'll treat for you.

>> Yeah, of course.

>> Thank you.

>> Make it a fun little family vacation just touring around Europe.

It wouldn't be so fun.

>> I'd love to do it.

>> All right.

Well, I'll leave you two to be.

Hope you get some good rest, sweetie.

>> Wish I could do it.

>> And don't forget to study a little bit longer.

>> I will.

>> Good night.

>> Good night Ma.

>> Bye.

>> Are you studying again?

>> Sometimes I just like to do my own little writings.

I'm just going to focus more.

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You know if I do go to Europe, I'm gonna miss you.

Really?

I just met you.

So we don't really get a lot of time together.

That's true, but I mean,

you could always hang out more.

Yeah.

You said you got a month, right?

Yeah.

So, I mean, it'll be fine.

That's not a lot of time.

And you'll come back and we'll visit, you know.

Okay, well, I'm excited for trips there.

Oh, yeah, me too.

And you know if you don't like it, you could always come back.

Mm-hmm.

You know, I take trips out here.

Yeah.

You know, I miss you too.

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I got great news.

I just spoke with your dad and we decided that

you're going to go and live in Italy too.

Really?

Yeah, so you two can be together a little bit longer,

get to know each other a little bit more.

I think that would be great.

That's amazing.

You sure?

Yeah, bring us so much closer as a family.

I kind of want to go start packing now.

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