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4. - What?
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a hoop for Jack.
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only day Mike was available.
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to be today.
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me these things.
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only spot it can go.
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ridiculous, I mean, oh,
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this is it, really.
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spot already, I'll spray.
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21. - No, not with the, oh,
dammit, leave me alone.
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ever look at your family
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26. - They're not my roses,
they're the house's roses.
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least they used to be.
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going to the movies?
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move some stuff.
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the movies on Saturday.
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off, then maybe take him.
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him anywhere.
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to the movies on Saturday.
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there was something going on,
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and I didn't know what to do,
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I'll call him later.
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like you had a hero,
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you've got a father
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Superman, who seems like he
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who's the kind of guy
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in some idiotic experiment.
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makes a bit of difference.
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thinking, I could just
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tonight, if you like.
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65. - Whatever makes you happy.
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me here, I'm here.
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what you're thinking.
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him move in already?
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anyway, so what's the big deal?
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out of a duffel bag.
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give him a drawer.
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72. - I don't wanna rush things.
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forget, dinner with Dad.
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74. - Okay.
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77. - See ya tonight.
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with the dad thing.
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to see him at all.
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so she started
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the bit where she tried
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86. - Oh, was that
the basketball stuff?
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actually gotten pretty good.
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she tried to take me
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parents still married?
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to think of spending
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with the one person.
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97. - For five bucks, name the
guidance counselor I spieed
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a stapler into her purse,
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102. - All right, listen up.
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with some drills.
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two passes to four.
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a smooth strand of DNA.
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to the other, let's go.
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guys, synchronize.
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anticipate the next move.
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110. You're walking through it, guys,
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pansies, come on.
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112. - You know, my dad showed
up again yesterday.
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you do this time?
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hoop out front.
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117. - Yeah, except last night,
I kinda lost my mind
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120. and now it's just
a wee bit tilted.
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121. - Tilting adds character.
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122. - Maybe.
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Mrs. Burka smiled at me,
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only I could've figured out
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getting caught.
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127. - You want an apple?
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129. - Hey, Samster Hamster
boy, how you doing?
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130. - Good.
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131. - Want some milk?
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132. - No, we don't want
milk, all right.
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133. We don't wanna talk, either.
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134. - You staying for
dinner tonight, Jack?
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135. - Not tonight.
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136. - Okay.
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138. She always wants to
know everything—
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139. - No, my mom needs
to get a life, okay?
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like, do you wanna talk?
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a bomb or what?
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144. - No, Max, I outgrew the
impulse to blow things up
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for you to catch up.
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147. - Oh, napalm.
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148. - Daddy's home.
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150. - Hey, hey, monster man.
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151. - Hey, hon, how was your day?
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153. - Yeah?
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154. - Good, really good.
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extra work, but uh,
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158. - Oh, no, here.
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161. - Great.
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162. - Thank you.
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trashcans still here?
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you to take them out back?
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168. - I better go, it's
dinner with Dad.
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haven't seen him for a while.
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I didn't tell Mr. B.
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night, my father and I
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we got all dressed up
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incredibly serious stuff,
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while I was busy worrying
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using the right fork.
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178. - What can
I get you tonight?
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tuna, rare please.
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180. - Okay, and
what would you like?
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french fries instead
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trying to figure things out.
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some people love to go
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reading the newspaper.
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say is that there are
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not how we love.
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has any limits.
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when you think about love?
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204. - Nothing, you think nothing.
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was a waste of time?
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always do things
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too young to remember?
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asking me to remember.
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walk down Memory Lane.
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everything use to be normal?
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still lived at our house?
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the present, here and now.
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218. - I was just thinking
about things.
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219. - Duh.
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220. - Here, try the calamari.
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221. - Tastes like a
deep-friend rubber band.
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deep-fried rubber band.
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227. - Mushroom.
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restaurant the next time?
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229. - Might be a good idea.
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with your father?
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238. - You know, I got a hammer
downstairs, if you need one?
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239. - No, no, it's not a big hole.
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240. - Listen, they're coming
around to collect stuff
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shelter tomorrow,
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would be a bounty for the poor.
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244. - Oh, very nice.
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of my entire life,
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ever needs to do
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the American boy.
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249. - Ah.
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elements in case I ever get
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reminded of who I am.
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252. - Right.
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a Zendo in the backyard?
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256. - What's a Zendo?
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whenever you need a moment.
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262. - Mom, you're embarrassing me.
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get good at this.
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sport, you should be proud.
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moms can play basketball?
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279. - Go on.
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through levels.
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more responsibility,
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parents' driving habits.
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your parents drive?
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without looking behind?
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parents have had,
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the teen will crash.
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they're divorced.
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on your seat belt.
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slowly down the street.
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only one neck, smoothly.
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303. - Sorry.
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you cannot see.
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308. - Yeah, that I know already.
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it, but life went on.
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dad take me on Saturdays too.
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hair on my legs than my mom,
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pretty much things.
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about to say something
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me lose my lunch.
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for a really long time
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like, Grandma's sick,
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dead or something like that.
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327. - See?
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328. - Look, Jack, I, I don't
know if you can understand,
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away from myself,
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person can't do that forever.
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will and I still do, but.
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Bob, my friend Bob?
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went on the trip with?
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I'll give you a ride.
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gonna get pneumonia.
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shoulda been paying attention
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lobster and calamari.
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you very much.
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in a rowboat too?
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381. - He doesn't like
keeping secrets.
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an apartment together.
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about to when I jumped.
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see him anymore.
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talk, you gotta dig.
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father is a fairy queen.
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us, he's a fairy?
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because we couldn't get along.
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out Dad's a big old fag.
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and have me as his kid.?
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and homos don't have kids.
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was one of his phases.
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anything to you.
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he was, about his life,
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you part of his life.
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it, maybe I'm a homo
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separate people.
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figure out who you are.
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thought it was my fault.
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enough of a movie freak,
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enough at baseball.
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wonder what happened?
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he was my husband.
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I hate him, I hate him.
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called about 20 times a day
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him be my father again.
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and just sit outside,
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and even that didn't work.
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wanna go up to a girl
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that girl to kiss me.
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you're gonna die or something.
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a girl and I bet
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pick someone who's human?
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453. Maggie Rogers?
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454. No, the degree of
difficulty on her
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455. is just a big too high.
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456. - Well, you can't just
go up and kiss somebody.
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457. You'll get arrested.
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458. Okay, remember that
kindergartener who got expelled?
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459. You have to ask first.
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460. - Is this where
you're supposed to be?
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461. - Yeah, yeah it
is, for the moment,
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462. this is exactly where
I'm supposed to be.
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463. Okay, how did you do that?
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464. Did you give her money?
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465. Did you offer to do
her homework, what?
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466. - No, I just I said I
thought she was really pretty
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467. and that I wanted to kiss her.
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468. I said I felt
compelled to kiss her.
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469. - And that worked?
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470. - Yep.
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471. - Wow, your first kiss.
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472. - Nah, not my first.
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473. Maryann Miller in the
second grade used to kiss me
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474. all the time, and she
was in the third grade.
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475. - An older woman.
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476. - Yeah.
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477. - End of drill.
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478. Come on, everyone back to class.
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479. - Hey.
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480. - Hey.
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481. - Thanks for meeting me.
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482. - It's fine.
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483. Where's the Bob?
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484. - His name is Bob, not the Bob,
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485. and he had a meeting
at the last minute.
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486. - Oh.
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487. Okay.
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488. - New bookcase?
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489. - Oh yeah, yeah.
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490. Actually, that's
how I met Michael.
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491. I hired him to
build me a bookcase.
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492. - Jack still doesn't
wanna see me?
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493. - No.
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494. He's 15.
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495. He's trying to grow up.
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496. You deserted him in more
ways than one, you know.
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497. - Bob and I being together
doesn't mean I'm deserting Jack.
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498. - Really?
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499. I'll try telling him that.
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500. You were his hero.
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501. Life isn't as simple for
Jack as it is for you.
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502. - Annie, with all due respect,
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503. you have know idea
what's simple for me.
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504. - What do you want?
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505. - For everything to be okay.
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506. - What furniture do you want?
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507. - I'll take the chair.
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508. - What, that chair?
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509. - No, no, no.
- It's my chair.
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510. - No, no, I like that chair.
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511. Jack likes that chair.
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512. Take that chair.
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513. - That chair, I hate that chair.
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514. I've always hated that
chair, you know that.
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515. Couch?
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516. Watch, watch.
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517. - I got it,
I got it, I got it.
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518. - Okay?
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519. - Here, wait a minute.
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520. - One, two, three.
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521. Okay, here.
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522. - What?
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523. - Come on, it's better
to break up like that.
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524. - Oh please.
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525. - Do you remember how we met?
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526. - Yeah, summer camp, I
was nine, you were seven.
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527. - Come on, seriously.
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528. Anne, Annie.
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529. - No, I remember.
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530. Here, here.
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531. You spilled coffee in my
book and lied about it.
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532. - I didn't lie.
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533. It was an accident.
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534. I was nervous.
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535. I was so in love with you.
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536. - This is yours.
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537. - Annie, I need you
to know something.
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538. This has nothing to do with you.
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539. - This has everything
to do with me.
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540. - It's my life, and
you messed it up.
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541. No, no, no,
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542. no, you don't get to do that.
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543. You don't dump on somebody
and then comfort them.
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544. It's just against the rules.
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545. - Appreciate your
helping out with Jack.
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546. I know it's not easy.
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547. - It's worse than that.
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548. I keep defending you,
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549. and all I wanna do
is strangle you.
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550. - Hi, Jack.
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551. I came by to pick up a few
things for the apartment.
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552. Look, I know you don't
wanna spend time with me
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553. right now, so,
instead of dinner,
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554. I thought maybe we
could go bowling.
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555. You know, a group
activity might be better.
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556. - No thanks.
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557. - We can bring Max if you want.
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558. There's also somebody I'd
like to introduce you too.
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559. The daughter of a friend
mine, Maggie Rogers.
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560. - The Maggie Rogers?
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561. - Well, I don't know if
it's The Maggie Rogers.
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562. But I think she
goes to your school.
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563. Anyway, I thought we'd
bowl a few rounds.
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564. - Okay.
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565. And it's games, you
bowl games, not rounds.
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566. - As
much as I hated the idea
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567. of being around my
father and the Bob,
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568. it was Maggie that
made me do it.
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569. - Hey, Jack.
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570. - Hey.
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571. - Max.
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572. Five and a half, please.
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573. - Full sizes only.
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574. - Okay, six.
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575. - No sixes.
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576. Make it a seven.
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577. - The minute
I saw her, I turned green.
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578. The only thing missing was
the yearbook photographer.
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579. - What size for you?
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580. - Oh, I bowl in socks,
it gives me more slide.
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581. - Right.
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582. - So are you like
alone here or what?
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583. - No, that's my father.
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584. - Who's the other guy?
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585. - Why did I bring you?
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586. - Because you like me,
you like me very much.
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587. Okay, everyone, let's
take a practice round
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588. and then we'll start.
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589. - Burpa, that's what
they call him, Max Burpa.
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590. - That's my girl.
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591. Go, Maggie, yeah.
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592. - Okay, Jack, you're up.
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593. - Way to go, Jack, make
potholes, confuse everyone.
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594. - Jack, next time try to
keep your wrist straight.
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595. - Bob, no advice, thanks.
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596. - Isn't Maggie great?
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597. - Great is an understatement.
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598. - You've already
had a hot dog, nachos
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599. and a soda, and what else?
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600. - I don't know, some Tootsie
Rolls, if you're counting.
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601. I can definitely
go for ice cream.
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602. Speaking of which,
guess who's here.
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603. - No idea.
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604. - Okay, I'll rephrase.
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605. For $200, guess which
one of our schoolmates
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606. bowls in a league.
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607. - Eddie Hayes?
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608. No way, that's so queer.
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609. He's in a league?
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610. - Hey, we're going to the opera.
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611. - Well, what
are you seeing?
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612. - Carmen.
- Carmen.
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613. - How'd you get tickets?
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614. I thought it was sold out.
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615. - It was, but you
know John when he
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616. sets his mind to something.
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617. - Do you have a medical problem?
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618. - Hmm?
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619. - You know, they have drugs
for people who are hyper.
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620. - Yeah, you see, they
thought he was hyper
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621. but the tests came back normal.
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622. - Maybe they should
get him tested again.
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623. - I am taking Jim to
Provincetown for Memorial Day.
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624. - Why?
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625. - He's never been.
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626. - Never?
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627. - I was
remembering the first time
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628. I met the Bob.
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629. About nine months
after he moved out,
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630. my dad and I were going
on one of our adventures,
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631. a boat trip to St.
Michael's Island,
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632. and my dad asked if he
could bring a friend.
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633. Had I known then what I
know now, I woulda said no.
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634. - Okay, anybody have any
shoes they haven't returned.
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635. - Yeah.
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636. - I took
mine back already.
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637. - Okay, I'll see
you guys at the car.
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638. - See you, guys.
- See you outside.
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639. - Oh my God.
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640. - Oh, gross.
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641. - Am I seeing what
I think I'm seeing?
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642. - Gross, totally gross.
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643. - Okay, was that artificial
respiration or something?
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644. Was there a reason for
that, can you tell me?
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645. - Shut
up, just shut up.
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646. Can you ever just not talk?
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647. - He kissed the guy
right on the mouth, okay.
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648. Not on the cheek.
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649. - Why do they have to
make out in public?
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650. Do your parents
make out in public?
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651. - No, no, actually my parents
avoid touching at all times.
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652. - This was
the beginning of the end.
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653. - Look, it's nothing to
go insane about, okay?
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654. - You can use my locker
til it wears off.
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655. - It's goddam
black magic marker.
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656. It's permanent, it
doesn't wear off.
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657. Did you do this?
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658. - No, I didn't do it.
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659. But maybe I accidentally
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660. mentioned a bit about two guys
kissing to a couple people.
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661. Well, it freaked me out, okay?
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662. I'm over it now.
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663. I mean I get it, it's a
disease, okay, like a sickness.
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664. Same as guys who chop people up,
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665. put the pieces outta the house.
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666. - You're completely
mentally ill, you know that?
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667. No!
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668. Don't polish it.
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669. Charming, at this rate,
there will be a whole novel
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670. up there by the end of the year.
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671. - Talk to your
girlfriend, fag baby.
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672. - I don't know who
you think you are.
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673. I go bowling with you and
your rodent friend as a favor,
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674. and this is what happens?
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675. - What is what happens?
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676. I mean, I stupidly agree
to go bowling with you
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677. and your queer bait
father, and they write
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678. fag baby on my locker.
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679. - Look, this is my life,
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680. and you and your friend
are like kamikazes.
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681. - I have no idea what
you're talking about.
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682. - Ask the rodent.
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683. - Okay, Maggie won't speak to
me and she says you know why.
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684. - There's been a small
letter-writing accident, okay.
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685. - What are you talking about?
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686. - Someone circulated
like a chain letter
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687. to the whole school
about the bowling alley.
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688. - Someone other than you?
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689. - Yeah.
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690. - Eddie Hayes?
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691. Okay, show me.
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692. $25 to the one who
first identifies
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693. which beautiful babe and
star of the basketball court
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694. I spotted last night
at a homosexual soiree
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695. at the local 10-pin Lanes.
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696. Post your answers on the
bulletin board in hall.
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697. Name names, and receive money.
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698. - Look, it'll be fine.
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699. Okay, no one's
gonna post anything.
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700. - They wrote fag
baby on my locker.
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701. You don't think they'll
write a name for money?
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702. - Yeah, well, they
should've written it
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703. on Maggie's locker, right,
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704. because her dad's
one of the fags.
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705. But she's too cool.
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706. - Oh, yeah, that makes
me feel a lot better
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707. except for one little thing.
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708. Turns out my dad's a fag too.
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709. - What?
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710. - Shut up, shut up.
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711. I feel sick.
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712. - Don't worry, okay,
it's the tater tots.
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713. They're hard to digest.
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714. How do you know your dad is,
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715. you know, a fagola?
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716. - He told me, okay, in a canoe.
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717. And don't call him that.
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718. And if you tell anyone,
I'm gonna torture you,
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719. starting with your fingernails.
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720. - Okay, all right.
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721. - I have to go home.
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722. - You have a fever?
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723. You gonna faint?
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724. - No, I just, I've
had this before.
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725. I just need to call my mom.
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726. - Okay.
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727. - Hello.
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728. - Mrs. Stanford,
this is Miss Morgan.
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729. I'm the school nurse
at Rolling Hills.
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730. I have Jack here in the office,
and he's not feeling well.
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731. - Dizzy and nauseated.
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732. - Is he okay?
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733. - Shall I put him on?
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734. - You have to pick me up.
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735. - Are you really sick?
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736. - Right now, Mom, you
have to pick me up.
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737. - Jack?
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738. - So shall we call this
a mental health moment?
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739. - Call it whatever you want.
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740. - I hate children.
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741. - Look, you can't
go home, all right.
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742. Don't leave me
alone in this place.
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743. - Yeah, you're right, I
don't need to go home.
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744. I can move, like
to another country.
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745. - So what if your dad's queer?
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746. I don't care.
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747. - He sleeps with Bob.
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748. They're lovers.
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749. - So?
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750. I sleep with my dog.
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751. - It's not the same thing.
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752. - Can I ask you a question?
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753. - No.
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754. - What do you think they do?
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755. - Look, I don't know
and I don't wanna know.
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756. - Look, maybe it's
just a phase, okay.
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757. He hasn't tried to
make you queer, has he?
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758. - Max, it's not a phase, okay.
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759. And you can't make
a person queer.
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760. They either are or they aren't.
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761. - What's going on here?
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762. - I'm waiting for my mom.
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763. - And you?
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764. - Waiting for his mom.
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765. He's sick, I didn't
wanna leave him alone.
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766. In case he loses consciousness.
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767. - Five minutes from now, I
don't wanna see you here.
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768. - You all right?
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769. You got a sore throat?
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770. Did something happen?
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771. Your father called this morning.
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772. Next Wednesday, instead
of going out to dinner,
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773. he wants you to come
to the apartment.
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774. - No.
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775. - I told him you would.
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776. - Mom, I've had enough
of the whole Dad thing.
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777. I'm about two minutes
away from losing my mind
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778. because they wrote
fag baby on my locker.
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779. - Kids are idiots.
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780. Boy, you need a haircut.
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781. - Both hands on
the wheel please.
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782. - You have hair just
like your father's.
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783. No matter what you do to it,
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784. it wants to do something else.
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785. - No, Mom, I am
not like my father.
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786. There is nothing about me
that is like my father.
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787. I don't wanna have
dinner with him,
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788. or see his apartment,
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789. or spend quality time
with his boyfriend.
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790. Got it?
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791. - Maggie's gonna be there.
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792. - We're not speaking.
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793. - Jack, I know the
situation isn't easy.
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794. Sometimes you have to
wrestle with things
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795. to make them fit.
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796. Your father is not
something to be ashamed of.
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797. He realized things
weren't working out,
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798. and he did what he had to do.
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799. Sometimes people spend
their whole lives
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800. trying to figure out
what makes them happy.
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801. - So are you happy?
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802. - I might not be happy
even if I were happy.
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803. He took a risk.
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804. Maybe you should
be proud of him.
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805. - Oh come on, you don't even
believe what you just said.
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806. He wrecked everything.
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807. It's not okay.
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808. - I know.
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809. What do you say we
get some Ring Dings?
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810. - Hit her?
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811. - What?
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812. - Hit her.
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813. - Stop that.
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814. - I'm not talking to you.
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815. - Hi, I'm Anne, Jack's mom.
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816. - Hi, Maggie, Maggie Rogers.
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817. - Come on in.
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818. - Mom, hello?
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819. - I'm sorry I was harsh before.
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820. Max is a total rodent,
but, about the other stuff,
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821. the letters and the
locker, I'm sorry.
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822. - But why me, it was your
father that was kissing the guy.
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823. - I know, I overreacted
and I'm sorry.
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824. - Unfortunately, I'm sorry
doesn't remove magic marker.
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825. - I can't control everything.
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826. - So do your friends
know about your dad?
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827. Did he take you out in a
rowboat and confess too?
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828. - Nope.
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829. One day, there was just
some guy sleeping over.
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830. - Yeah, my dad moved
into the guestroom,
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831. and then he moved out.
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832. And I thought it was insomnia,
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833. because he always had insomnia.
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834. But one Saturday morning,
he just took all this stuff
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835. and started packing
it in Hefty bags.
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836. And all I kept saying was,
Are we going to the movies?
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837. Are we going to the movies?
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838. Because we always used to go
to the movies on Saturday.
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839. And I knew something
horrible was happening.
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840. I just didn't know what.
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841. - So, uh,
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842. is this gonna be
something special?
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843. - Yeah, it's gonna be a Zendo.
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844. - Cool, Zendo,
I've never seen one
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845. in someone's backyard before.
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846. - You don't even
know what a Zendo is.
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847. - Yes I do.
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848. It's a place where people.
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849. It's a place where people, like,
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850. Jack, what do people
do in a Zendo?
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851. - They meditate.
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852. Yeah, it's a place
where people meditate.
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853. - Cool.
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854. - Yeah.
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855. So are you like the poster child
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856. for the well-adjusted
gay dad club?
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857. - It's not really
like I have a choice.
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858. Are you going to your dad's
house for dinner next week?
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859. - I don't know.
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860. - I'll go if you go.
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861. - Okay.
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862. Sure.
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863. - Do you wanna go to a movie?
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864. - Now?
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865. - No, like on
Friday or something.
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866. - Um, sure.
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867. Yeah, okay, I guess I could go.
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868. Do we dare be seen in public?
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869. - Don't worry, I'll protect you.
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870. Jack, you'll get used to it.
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871. I did.
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872. - No, I don't think I will.
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873. - Elaine, look,
can I call you back?
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874. Great, bye-bye.
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875. - I'm going, but
I'm not gonna eat.
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876. - Is that what you're wearing?
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877. - It's what I wear to school.
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878. - Don't you wanna get dressed up
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879. for your father and Maggie?
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880. - Maggie, yes, my father, no.
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881. - Hey, what about
meeting the Bob?
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882. - Mom, I already met the
Bob when we went bowling
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883. and once a long time ago.
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884. - When a long time ago?
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885. - When we went to St.
Michael's Island with Dad.
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886. Bob came along.
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887. - Really, Bob was there?
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888. I thought they just met.
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889. - No, he's known
him for a while.
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890. So do I have to change?
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891. - I don't care, wear
whatever you want.
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892. - I
was at his apartment,
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893. and all I kept thinking
about was him being gay
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894. and this being the place that he
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895. and the Bob lived in together.
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896. I wanted to puke.
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897. That is, until I
thought about Maggie.
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898. - Hey, hi ya.
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899. Welcome.
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900. Dining room, Bob, Jack's here.
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901. That's the kitchen.
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902. Let me show you this room.
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903. With a view.
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904. Sofa looks pretty
good here, doesn't it?
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905. - Yeah, is that the
chair that used to be
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906. in the living room?
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907. - That's the chair that used
to be in the living room.
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908. That's the coffee
table that I built you
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909. when you were little.
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910. You've heard that story before.
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911. - Hi, Jack.
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912. - Nice slippers.
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913. - Oh, thanks, I picked
them up at an antique fair.
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914. I think they may have
belonged to Greta Garbo.
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915. At least that's what
the guy told me.
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916. I'll go check the oven.
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917. - Come on, I wanna
show you the view.
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918. Not bad, huh?
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919. Listen, Jack, I
was hoping I could
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920. come to your game,
if that's okay.
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921. - Okay, where's Maggie?
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922. - She should be here any minute.
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923. There you go.
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924. - Hi, hi, hi.
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925. Come on in, Maggie.
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926. You look wonderful, John.
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927. Nice to see you.
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928. - Hi.
- Hi.
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929. - Jack, we'll only be
able to stay a minute.
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930. - Hey, how are you?
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931. Hello, dear, how are you?
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932. Come in, come.
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933. - Dinner's just
about ready, guys.
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934. - Okay.
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935. - I'm not hungry,
I'd like to go home.
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936. - Bob worked very
hard on this dinner.
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937. You'll hurt his feelings.
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938. - I don't care
about his feelings.
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939. I don't even know him.
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940. I mean, shouldn't you care more
about my feelings than his?
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941. Didn't I come first?
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942. - You know I care
about your feelings.
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943. Then why are you
doing this to me?
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944. - I'm not doing anything to you.
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945. - Well then who are
you doing it to?
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946. - Jack, who I am,
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947. and who I love
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948. is about me.
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949. It is not about you.
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950. - Well then how come they
call me fag baby at school?
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951. - Do you want me
to talk to them?
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952. - Like what, have
a school assembly?
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953. Okay, everybody, Jack's
father is here to talk about
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954. homosexuality and why we
shouldn't call his son fag baby.
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955. Come on.
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956. - Okay, you're right.
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957. You have every
right to be upset.
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958. Is there anything
I can do to help?
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959. - You can help me
by not being gay.
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960. - I wish I could do that, but I,
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961. you know, it would make
my life easier too.
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962. - Well then just do
it, do it for me.
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963. - I can't do that, Jack.
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964. - Then I'd like to go home.
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965. - Hey, dinner's ready.
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966. - Bob, Jack's not
feeling that well.
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967. I'm gonna drive him home.
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968. - Oh.
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969. - I feel fine.
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970. I just don't wanna be
here with the two of you.
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971. - You were incredibly
rude to Bob tonight.
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972. You know better than that.
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973. Wasn't right.
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974. - You go and do this thing
of yours, you find yourself
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975. or whatever, and then, you
expect everybody to knock
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976. themselves out understanding it.
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977. None of that is right.
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978. - Jack.
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979. Jack.
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980. - What happened?
Copy !req
981. - He's mad about me,
he's mad about Bob.
Copy !req
982. I don't know what to do.
Copy !req
983. - Can you blame him?
Copy !req
984. - What happened to
my great defender?
Copy !req
985. - She quit.
Copy !req
986. - Hey, hi guys, where's Steve?
Copy !req
987. - He's working late, new client.
Copy !req
988. Hi, Michael, how's it going?
Copy !req
989. - Oh, it goes and I go with it.
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990. - Why do I think
everyone's looking at me?
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991. - You may think that they
are all looking at you,
Copy !req
992. but they are not.
Copy !req
993. - I know, I know.
Copy !req
994. Oh my God, he showed up.
Copy !req
995. Hi.
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996. They're not gonna sit
with us, are they?
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997. - No, they're not
gonna sit with us.
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998. - It's your foot?
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999. - Yeah.
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1000. - Do you think
you can stand on it?
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1001. - I'm not sure.
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1002. - I'll have
to take a look.
Copy !req
1003. - Ow, ow.
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1004. Life is funny.
Copy !req
1005. One minute, I was running
to the cheers of the crowd,
Copy !req
1006. and the next I was being
wheeled down a hall
Copy !req
1007. on a gurney by my parents
and their boyfriends.
Copy !req
1008. - You were playing beautifully.
Copy !req
1009. - Who belongs to who?
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1010. We can't have a thousand
people back here,
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1011. immediate family only.
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1012. - We're the parents.
Copy !req
1013. - Pick any two, the rest can
stay in the waiting room.
Copy !req
1014. - Who's in charge here?
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1015. Well, there's, uh,
nothing broken,
Copy !req
1016. but you do have a
very bad sprain.
Copy !req
1017. I'd like to have an air
cast and crutches, please.
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1018. Now, I'd like you to keep
this elevated tonight
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1019. and all day tomorrow.
Copy !req
1020. I want you to have ice on it
30 minutes out of every hour.
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1021. Any problems, give me a call.
Copy !req
1022. - What about basketball?
Copy !req
1023. - Well, I think you better
learn to walk before you run.
Copy !req
1024. - Maybe we shouldn't have
all gone to the game.
Copy !req
1025. Maybe it ruined
your concentration.
Copy !req
1026. - It's not your fault.
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1027. My leg just got tangled with
the other guy's, that's it.
Copy !req
1028. - Hey, kiddo, you got messages.
Copy !req
1029. Your coach, Maggie, and Elaine.
Copy !req
1030. She said she'll come over
during the day tomorrow
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1031. and hang out with you
while everyone's at work.
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1032. - Oh that's so nice.
Copy !req
1033. She adores you.
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1034. She thinks you're very special.
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1035. - I am very special.
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1036. - I know, but it's nice when
someone else agrees with you.
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1037. - Mom?
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1038. - Mm?
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1039. - What's it mean when your
father picks a boring boyfriend?
Copy !req
1040. - That he had a lapse
in judgment after us.
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1041. - That's what I thought.
Copy !req
1042. - Enough?
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1043. - Thank you.
Copy !req
1044. - You're welcome.
Copy !req
1045. - You look very pale.
Copy !req
1046. - I feel very pale.
Copy !req
1047. - Do you want another pill?
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1048. - No thanks.
Copy !req
1049. - If she
hadn't been Mrs. Burka,
Copy !req
1050. Max's mother, I would
have asked her to do that
Copy !req
1051. to my whole body
for hours on end.
Copy !req
1052. I wondered if she knew how
she was making me feel.
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1053. - That feels good.
Copy !req
1054. - Well, I better run.
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1055. I told Steve I'd be
home, and you know how
Copy !req
1056. he gets if everything
isn't perfect.
Copy !req
1057. You rest a while longer, okay?
Copy !req
1058. Your mom's gonna be home soon.
Copy !req
1059. - Oh, hey.
Copy !req
1060. - So, are you like down
for the count or what?
Copy !req
1061. - Down, but not out
Copy !req
1062. - Hey, well, I
brought you a present.
Copy !req
1063. - Yeah, what, homework?
Copy !req
1064. - Ta-da.
Copy !req
1065. - Hi.
Copy !req
1066. - Hi.
Copy !req
1067. - I hope you're not out.
Copy !req
1068. I'm really looking
forward to Friday.
Copy !req
1069. I assume you're still free?
Copy !req
1070. - Free but crippled.
Copy !req
1071. - Well, what's happening Friday?
Copy !req
1072. - We have a date.
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1073. - Really?
Copy !req
1074. Well, uh, can I come?
Copy !req
1075. - No, Max, because then
it wouldn't be a date.
Copy !req
1076. - Anyways, I'm gonna be
late, piano lesson day.
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1077. - Did you see that?
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1078. She just kissed you.
Copy !req
1079. That's like the second
time in recent history.
Copy !req
1080. Well this is better than TV.
Copy !req
1081. I'm watching you
go through puberty.
Copy !req
1082. - So, uh, what do
you do in a Zendo?
Copy !req
1083. Just sit and wait?
Copy !req
1084. - No waiting, just sitting.
Copy !req
1085. - And then what?
Copy !req
1086. - Nothing.
Copy !req
1087. - I don't get it.
Copy !req
1088. - Well there's nothing
to get, nothing happens.
Copy !req
1089. But if you do it enough,
you get yourself.
Copy !req
1090. - Okay.
Copy !req
1091. - So how many times
have you seen that film?
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1092. - Like two million.
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1093. - Yeah.
Copy !req
1094. My dad used to take me to
the movies every Saturday.
Copy !req
1095. - Mine did too, maybe it's like
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1096. a gay dad thing or something.
Copy !req
1097. I'm kidding.
Copy !req
1098. - So is it better or
worse to be a girl
Copy !req
1099. or a guy with a gay dad?
Copy !req
1100. - I think it's worse for a guy.
Copy !req
1101. It's more threatening or
something, I don't know.
Copy !req
1102. - Yeah, I have to say,
when he first told me,
Copy !req
1103. I kept thinking, Does
that mean I'm gay too?
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1104. - And now?
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1105. - Oh, now I'm sure I'm not gay.
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1106. So how come you never
talk about your mom?
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1107. - Because she's not around.
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1108. - Is she dead?
Copy !req
1109. - No, she lives in Virginia.
Copy !req
1110. Three years ago, she invited
me to come and visit,
Copy !req
1111. and I remember I spent the
whole summer baby-sitting
Copy !req
1112. her two new kids while she
went off with her friends
Copy !req
1113. and got her nails done.
Copy !req
1114. She's got a new
life, a new husband,
Copy !req
1115. and as far as she's concerned,
my dad and I are just
Copy !req
1116. mistakes she made
a long time ago.
Copy !req
1117. - But she's your mom, right?
Copy !req
1118. - Yeah.
Copy !req
1119. Then she got annoyed about
something, threw her stuff
Copy !req
1120. in the back of a car and,
Copy !req
1121. never came back.
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1122. - How old were you?
Copy !req
1123. - Six.
Copy !req
1124. And I remember, I
thought it was my fault,
Copy !req
1125. like I thought I had
done something wrong.
Copy !req
1126. - Yeah, I thought
I was too boring.
Copy !req
1127. Good night.
Copy !req
1128. - Can you get out?
Copy !req
1129. - I can try.
Copy !req
1130. - Thank you.
Copy !req
1131. - Welcome.
Copy !req
1132. - Hey.
Copy !req
1133. - Sorry about that, we
just started talking.
Copy !req
1134. - Oh, that's all right.
Copy !req
1135. So you want me to drive
you guys somewhere
Copy !req
1136. where you can make
out or something?
Copy !req
1137. - Michael, it's our
first date, okay?
Copy !req
1138. - Geez, kids today,
you're damned if you do,
Copy !req
1139. damned if you don't.
Copy !req
1140. - Sorry about that.
Copy !req
1141. - Thank you.
Copy !req
1142. - Thank you.
Copy !req
1143. - You're welcome.
Copy !req
1144. - So, um, I guess I'll
phone you tomorrow.
Copy !req
1145. - Okay.
Copy !req
1146. - Okay, thank you.
Copy !req
1147. - Bye.
Copy !req
1148. - Bye.
Copy !req
1149. - So?
Copy !req
1150. - Well, if I'd known
dating was that easy,
Copy !req
1151. I woulda started
when I was like two.
Copy !req
1152. We watched the film,
I held her hand,
Copy !req
1153. and her hand was sweaty,
and my hand was sweaty,
Copy !req
1154. and our sweat just
kind of mixed.
Copy !req
1155. And then we had ice cream,
Copy !req
1156. and the vanilla melted
with the chocolate, and,
Copy !req
1157. it was all just
kind of fantastic.
Copy !req
1158. - Yeah, I'll bet it was.
Copy !req
1159. - You got enough warm clothes?
Copy !req
1160. - Yeah.
Copy !req
1161. - You got money?
Copy !req
1162. - Yep.
Copy !req
1163. - It was very nice of
Elaine to invite you.
Copy !req
1164. - Yeah, I know, I'm
Max's entertainment.
Copy !req
1165. - Have a good time.
Copy !req
1166. - Bye.
Copy !req
1167. - Bye.
Copy !req
1168. - If someone could
read the signs,
Copy !req
1169. we'd know where to get off.
Copy !req
1170. - Steve, this is not my
fault, you're driving the car.
Copy !req
1171. - That's what you say.
Copy !req
1172. - Something
about Mr. Burka swerving
Copy !req
1173. made me think of Mr. Bailey.
Copy !req
1174. Swerving on a highway
was definitely not
Copy !req
1175. a Mr. Bailey thing to do.
Copy !req
1176. Made me think of him asking,
Had my parents crashed?
Copy !req
1177. - Dinner with
Uncle Morris and Aunt Mary
Copy !req
1178. is 7:30, and they're looking
forward to seeing you.
Copy !req
1179. - Did they write
seeing you or soaking you?
Copy !req
1180. Every time we go out
to dinner with them,
Copy !req
1181. I have to pay the check.
Copy !req
1182. - So just decide
that this time you won't.
Copy !req
1183. - I grew
up on this lake.
Copy !req
1184. I bet you didn't
know that, Jack.
Copy !req
1185. Almost drowned in
this bad boy once.
Copy !req
1186. - Every year,
he tells us about
Copy !req
1187. how he almost drowned.
Copy !req
1188. - You know,
it means something
Copy !req
1189. to have a place to come back to
Copy !req
1190. - People always feel the
need to confess on a lake.
Copy !req
1191. I myself don't
like lakes anymore.
Copy !req
1192. They're overrated.
Copy !req
1193. - Boy, this is the life, huh?
Copy !req
1194. Million miles away
from everything.
Copy !req
1195. - Million years away.
Copy !req
1196. - No littering please.
Copy !req
1197. - Feeding the fish.
Copy !req
1198. - Hey, Captain,
toss me those chips.
Copy !req
1199. - What's a
lake made out of?
Copy !req
1200. - Oh, a lake's
like a really big puddle.
Copy !req
1201. - Well, what's a
mountain made out of?
Copy !req
1202. - Mountain's
like a big rock.
Copy !req
1203. - Do rocks grow?
Copy !req
1204. - Only in your head.
Copy !req
1205. - Max.
Copy !req
1206. - Uh, could I have
some more ketchup?
Copy !req
1207. - Hey, Honey, can I get
a refill here, thanks?
Copy !req
1208. - Any time of day.
Copy !req
1209. We've called him on emergencies.
Copy !req
1210. - So, how goes it in the market?
Copy !req
1211. Any tips?
Copy !req
1212. - No tips.
Copy !req
1213. Only top-secret insight
I'm not privy to share.
Copy !req
1214. What do I owe you
for Mary and myself?
Copy !req
1215. - It's okay, Morris,
we'll split it 50-50.
Copy !req
1216. - But they've got
three extra people.
Copy !req
1217. - In the morning, I want you
all to come down to the house,
Copy !req
1218. and I'll make you up
a nice big breakfast.
Copy !req
1219. - You know, I got this.
Copy !req
1220. Whole, half, what's
the difference?
Copy !req
1221. - What pleases you
pleases the court.
Copy !req
1222. - Maybe next time, Morris.
Copy !req
1223. - Sweetie, thank
you for everything.
Copy !req
1224. - It's very
old-fashioned.
Copy !req
1225. - Yeah, like prison.
Copy !req
1226. - No, I like it.
Copy !req
1227. - Well you
boys sleep well.
Copy !req
1228. Is everything okay?
Copy !req
1229. - Mm-hmm.
Copy !req
1230. - Good night, Jack.
Copy !req
1231. - Love you.
Copy !req
1232. - What was that, I love you?
Copy !req
1233. - I don't know, it
just kinda slipped out.
Copy !req
1234. - Only top-secret
insight I am not privy to.
Copy !req
1235. What an ass.
Copy !req
1236. - Honey, you
could have split the check.
Copy !req
1237. - What are
you always on me for?
Copy !req
1238. This is my vacation.
Copy !req
1239. Why can't I relax
for 10 seconds?
Copy !req
1240. So what if I pick up the check?
Copy !req
1241. - Well you're
the one who said
Copy !req
1242. you always getting soaked.
Copy !req
1243. - Can't I complain
without you throwing it my face?
Copy !req
1244. You know what,
no, you know what?
Copy !req
1245. Maybe the problem is you.
Copy !req
1246. - We should get pneumonia
not to hear them?
Copy !req
1247. - Is this normal?
Copy !req
1248. - It may not be normal, but
Copy !req
1249. they do it all the time.
Copy !req
1250. - I am so sick
of being criticized.
Copy !req
1251. Not one thing I do is
right, according to you.
Copy !req
1252. No no, shut up,
Elaine, just shut up!
Copy !req
1253. - We can hear you!
Copy !req
1254. - Even
the clanking of the fan
Copy !req
1255. couldn't get their
voices outta my head.
Copy !req
1256. I closed my eyes, trying
to think of something else,
Copy !req
1257. anything else.
Copy !req
1258. - I told you
he was sleeping.
Copy !req
1259. - Pack up, we're outta here.
Copy !req
1260. We're leaving, get up.
Copy !req
1261. - Where are we going?
Copy !req
1262. - Home.
Copy !req
1263. My father beat up my mom, okay.
Copy !req
1264. He hauled off and slugged her.
Copy !req
1265. Well, my dad once threw a
box of donuts at my mom,
Copy !req
1266. and they went flying everywhere.
Copy !req
1267. - Pack, you idiot.
Copy !req
1268. - Where's Dad?
Copy !req
1269. - What an asshole.
Copy !req
1270. This isn't the first
time, you know.
Copy !req
1271. - I want my dad.
Copy !req
1272. - Okay, so we have everything?
Copy !req
1273. - Where's my dad?
Copy !req
1274. - He went for a walk
with your uncle.
Copy !req
1275. - I'll put the stuff in the car.
Copy !req
1276. - Okay.
Copy !req
1277. - It was
nothing like when my dad
Copy !req
1278. threw the donuts, it
was 1,000 times worse.
Copy !req
1279. Everything that had
happened to my family
Copy !req
1280. and everything that I'd
ever felt about the Burkas
Copy !req
1281. or anyone else was spilling
out all over the place,
Copy !req
1282. and I didn't know
how to stop it.
Copy !req
1283. - Here, you boys go and get
yourself something, okay?
Copy !req
1284. - I
had this image of myself
Copy !req
1285. as a grown-up, sitting
in the car with her,
Copy !req
1286. while the kids
were in the store.
Copy !req
1287. I guess I just didn't
think she should be alone.
Copy !req
1288. I guess I wanted to protect her.
Copy !req
1289. - Why don't you go on onside,
Copy !req
1290. see if something
catches your eye?
Copy !req
1291. - I don't know what to say.
Copy !req
1292. - You don't have
to say anything.
Copy !req
1293. - To place a
collect call, press two.
Copy !req
1294. Please state your name.
Copy !req
1295. - Jack.
Copy !req
1296. We're not home right now,
Copy !req
1297. but leave your name and
number, we'll call you back.
Copy !req
1298. - Will
you accept charges?
Copy !req
1299. - To place a
collect call, press two.
Copy !req
1300. Please state your name.
Copy !req
1301. - Jack.
Copy !req
1302. - You have a
collect call from Jack.
Copy !req
1303. Will you accept
charges, press one.
Copy !req
1304. - Jack?
Copy !req
1305. - Yeah, Dad, press one.
Copy !req
1306. - Jack, hello.
Copy !req
1307. - Dad?
Copy !req
1308. - Jack?
Copy !req
1309. Is everything all right?
Copy !req
1310. - Mr. Burka hit Mrs. Burka.
Copy !req
1311. - What do you mean, Jack?
Copy !req
1312. - Hit her, you know, hit her,
Copy !req
1313. like in a boxing match
only without a ring.
Copy !req
1314. - Oh, is
Elaine all right?
Copy !req
1315. - No, I mean,
she's driving but her face
Copy !req
1316. looks like a hamburger.
Copy !req
1317. - I'll meet
you at the Burkas.
Copy !req
1318. Just keep it together
until you get there, okay?
Copy !req
1319. - Okay.
Copy !req
1320. Dad?
Copy !req
1321. - Yeah, yeah.
Copy !req
1322. - Promise you'll pick me up.
Copy !req
1323. - I promise,
I'll be there.
Copy !req
1324. - I
realized at that moment
Copy !req
1325. that there were only
three people in the world
Copy !req
1326. that I could turn to.
Copy !req
1327. Mrs. Burka, who couldn't
help anyone right now.
Copy !req
1328. My mother, who wasn't home.
Copy !req
1329. And my father, who was.
Copy !req
1330. - Hey.
Copy !req
1331. Did you guys get
everything you wanted?
Copy !req
1332. - Yeah, yeah, we're
fine, let's just go.
Copy !req
1333. - I got you a present.
Copy !req
1334. - Thank you, Jack.
Copy !req
1335. - How come he's here?
Copy !req
1336. - Because I called him.
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1337. - What did you
do, send smoke signals?
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1338. - Are you all right?
Copy !req
1339. - Yeah, I'm okay.
Copy !req
1340. - Did you
call the police?
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1341. - He didn't mean it,
he just, he gets angry.
Copy !req
1342. - Help them out with the bags.
Copy !req
1343. Are you expecting him
back today or not?
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1344. - I don't know, I
think he's gonna stay
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1345. with his family for a few days.
Copy !req
1346. - Come on, boys,
come on, come on.
Copy !req
1347. - Come on, let's put
some ice on that.
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1348. Do you think anything's broken?
Copy !req
1349. - No, it's.
Copy !req
1350. - Are you sure?
Copy !req
1351. - It's fine, it's
bruised, not broken.
Copy !req
1352. - Listen, if you mention
one word of this to anyone,
Copy !req
1353. I will have you taken care of.
Copy !req
1354. - Taken care of?
Copy !req
1355. - Yeah, I will kill you,
okay, I will have you killed.
Copy !req
1356. - Max, hello, it's me, Jack.
Copy !req
1357. Jack, your best friend.
Copy !req
1358. Okay, first of all,
you're scaring me.
Copy !req
1359. Second of all, you're
acting demented.
Copy !req
1360. And third of all, if you
don't start acting nicer
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1361. to your own mom
I'm gonna kill you.
Copy !req
1362. - I keep trying to imagine
Mr. Burka hitting Mrs. Burka.
Copy !req
1363. And every time I come close
to the moment when something
Copy !req
1364. bad happens, my
mind just freezes.
Copy !req
1365. Mr. B hitting Mrs. B.
Copy !req
1366. - Pretty scary.
Copy !req
1367. - I imagine myself
older, bigger,
Copy !req
1368. blocking at Mr. Burka's
punch with one arm,
Copy !req
1369. knocking him out with the other.
Copy !req
1370. - Hey, Max.
Copy !req
1371. - Hey.
Copy !req
1372. - How's your mom doing?
Copy !req
1373. - She looks like she got
her face put in a Cuisinart.
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1374. - Look, Bob and I are having
some people over next Saturday
Copy !req
1375. for brunch, why
don't you two come?
Copy !req
1376. - Look, I may have called you,
Copy !req
1377. but I still don't wanna
hang out with you.
Copy !req
1378. - Oh, I know you don't
wanna hang out with me.
Copy !req
1379. But Maggie Rogers
was coming, so.
Copy !req
1380. - Sure, for how
long, five minutes?
Copy !req
1381. - No, for the whole thing.
Copy !req
1382. - That's not fair.
Copy !req
1383. Come on, that's
flat-out bribery.
Copy !req
1384. You know I'm weak
when it comes to her.
Copy !req
1385. - So, are you coming or not?
Copy !req
1386. - Yeah.
Copy !req
1387. - Good.
Copy !req
1388. Max, you, little football?
Copy !req
1389. Come on, here we go.
Copy !req
1390. - No, my leg, can't.
Copy !req
1391. - Okay, come on.
Copy !req
1392. Gannon, to Rice.
Copy !req
1393. - What am I gonna do?
Copy !req
1394. - You're gonna take care
of yourself for once.
Copy !req
1395. That's what you're gonna do.
Copy !req
1396. - What about the kids?
Copy !req
1397. - The kids don't wanna
see you get hit anymore.
Copy !req
1398. - Jack gave me this.
Copy !req
1399. He just.
Copy !req
1400. Anne, I'm so scared.
Copy !req
1401. - You must be Jack.
Copy !req
1402. You look just like your father.
Copy !req
1403. How's school? I hear
so much about you.
Copy !req
1404. - Um, actually I'm Max.
Copy !req
1405. That's Jack right there.
Copy !req
1406. - Let's go.
Copy !req
1407. I think that woman who
cornered Max is Bob's shrink.
Copy !req
1408. - I didn't know that
Bob had a shrink.
Copy !req
1409. - Yeah, my Dad took me to
see him a couple times.
Copy !req
1410. Did I mention that I
hate my dad's boyfriend?
Copy !req
1411. Okay, he clips his toenails
and then he eats the pieces.
Copy !req
1412. I caught him doing it when he
thought no one was looking.
Copy !req
1413. Isn't that disgusting?
Copy !req
1414. - Yeah.
Copy !req
1415. - Ugh.
Copy !req
1416. - Don't you wish your dad
would just find some girl,
Copy !req
1417. get married and then
all this would stop?
Copy !req
1418. - No, I'd be totally jealous.
Copy !req
1419. - Oh.
Copy !req
1420. So, can I kiss you?
Copy !req
1421. - No.
Copy !req
1422. - Why not?
Copy !req
1423. - Because you kiss everyone.
Copy !req
1424. - I do not.
Copy !req
1425. - Come on, I saw you with Jenny.
Copy !req
1426. - Yeah, but that was different.
Copy !req
1427. - Oh.
Copy !req
1428. - It was.
Copy !req
1429. And besides, you kissed
me the other day,
Copy !req
1430. so that's where I got the idea.
Copy !req
1431. - Yeah, but you were injured.
Copy !req
1432. And you've gotta wait
til you earn my trust,
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1433. and then you can kiss me.
Copy !req
1434. - Okay.
Copy !req
1435. - Okay.
Copy !req
1436. - Yeah.
Copy !req
1437. - Hey, do you think Max is okay?
Copy !req
1438. - No.
Copy !req
1439. - Max?
Copy !req
1440. Max!
Copy !req
1441. - What?
Copy !req
1442. - Ew, are you stuck?
Copy !req
1443. - No.
Copy !req
1444. - Hey, are you okay?
Copy !req
1445. Why are you throwing
up into a trash chute
Copy !req
1446. into a restroom like
a normal person?
Copy !req
1447. - Um, can we get you some
seltzer or something?
Copy !req
1448. - Yeah, that'd be great.
Copy !req
1449. Why don't you go get it?
Copy !req
1450. - Okay.
Copy !req
1451. - What is wrong with you?
Copy !req
1452. Okay, why do I feel like I'm
seeing tomorrow's headlines,
Copy !req
1453. teenager dies at
homosexual brunch?
Copy !req
1454. This is totally pathetic, Max.
Copy !req
1455. Oh, what are you gonna
do, you're gonna hit me?
Copy !req
1456. - Look, just leave
me alone, okay.
Copy !req
1457. I'm not doing anything,
it's none of your business.
Copy !req
1458. - Oh, it's none of my
business, and that's why
Copy !req
1459. you're doing it at
my dad's apartment
Copy !req
1460. instead of your
own goddam house.
Copy !req
1461. - There's no one at my
house, asshole, remember?
Copy !req
1462. - You're driving me crazy, Max.
Copy !req
1463. - No, no no no, you're
driving me crazy.
Copy !req
1464. - Okay, look, your
life is a complete mess
Copy !req
1465. but you don't have to
make it a bigger drama
Copy !req
1466. than it already is.
Copy !req
1467. - Look who's talking,
okay, you have no idea.
Copy !req
1468. Have you ever seen
your parents fight?
Copy !req
1469. Huh?
Copy !req
1470. Literally haul off
and punch each other?
Copy !req
1471. If you ever heard the kinds
of things my parents say
Copy !req
1472. to each other, you'd die.
Copy !req
1473. I mean, they hate
each other, okay.
Copy !req
1474. And right now, I
hate both of them.
Copy !req
1475. How do you think
that makes me feel?
Copy !req
1476. - Look, Max, you're
not your father.
Copy !req
1477. You're not your
mother, you're you.
Copy !req
1478. And you have to take
care of yourself,
Copy !req
1479. and you have to
protect yourself,
Copy !req
1480. and you have to find
a way through this.
Copy !req
1481. And, okay, you can't fix
it, but it doesn't mean
Copy !req
1482. you should wreck
your own life either.
Copy !req
1483. - This coming from someone
who hates his own father.
Copy !req
1484. I'd trade my dad with
yours in a second.
Copy !req
1485. - No, Max, you can't do that.
Copy !req
1486. You don't trade one set
of problems for another.
Copy !req
1487. - Who says?
Copy !req
1488. What are you, the
pope or something?
Copy !req
1489. - Okay, I don't know what to do.
Copy !req
1490. Max, I don't know what to do.
Copy !req
1491. Nothing I say is
the right thing,
Copy !req
1492. and you're scaring me, okay.
Copy !req
1493. I mean, I already watched
my whole family fall apart,
Copy !req
1494. and the truth is is that
I thought your family
Copy !req
1495. was the perfect family.
Copy !req
1496. Now look,
Copy !req
1497. both our families are nuts.
Copy !req
1498. God, it stinks in here.
Copy !req
1499. - Sorry.
Copy !req
1500. - Um, this is all I could find.
Copy !req
1501. - He's completely drunk.
Copy !req
1502. - Okay, Max, let's
take a little walk.
Copy !req
1503. - Hello.
Copy !req
1504. - Hi, Mom.
Copy !req
1505. - Jack?
Copy !req
1506. - Um, Max went a little
crazy at dad's party today.
Copy !req
1507. I mean, everything's fine,
everything's under control.
Copy !req
1508. But I think Max and I are
gonna stay here tonight.
Copy !req
1509. - Do you want
me to come and get you?
Copy !req
1510. I can be there in two minutes.
Copy !req
1511. You sure you're not
being held hostage?
Copy !req
1512. - No, Mom, everything's okay,
Copy !req
1513. there's no hostage situation.
Copy !req
1514. - Okay, bye.
Copy !req
1515. - Bye.
Copy !req
1516. - You know, Max is really
lucky to have you as a friend.
Copy !req
1517. I spoke with Elaine.
Copy !req
1518. She said Steve is getting help,
Copy !req
1519. and they're going to therapy.
Copy !req
1520. - Is he gonna move back in?
Copy !req
1521. - Uh, don't know, but it is
never over until it is over.
Copy !req
1522. - That's true.
Copy !req
1523. Hey, Dad.
Copy !req
1524. - Yeah.
Copy !req
1525. - Do you remember when we went
to St. Michael's with Bob?
Copy !req
1526. - Mm-hmm.
Copy !req
1527. - Well, were you and
him together then?
Copy !req
1528. - No, we were just friends then.
Copy !req
1529. - Yeah, that's what I thought.
Copy !req
1530. - We'll come back for that.
Copy !req
1531. - Okay, let's try it
again, be careful.
Copy !req
1532. - You know, we don't have
to do this in the rain.
Copy !req
1533. I can wait and get my
license when I'm 30.
Copy !req
1534. It's no problem.
Copy !req
1535. - Okay great, come on,
let's go, cut the wheel.
Copy !req
1536. Come on.
Copy !req
1537. Cut.
Copy !req
1538. Cut a little more.
Copy !req
1539. Cut it more.
Copy !req
1540. Look, you're doing fine.
Copy !req
1541. - What happened?
Copy !req
1542. - Did you do that on purpose?
Copy !req
1543. - No, are you okay?
Copy !req
1544. - Yeah, I'm fine, I'm fine.
Copy !req
1545. Why don't we call it
a day today, okay?
Copy !req
1546. - A car is not a
car, it's a machine.
Copy !req
1547. - When you're ready,
I'd like to take you
Copy !req
1548. for your driver's test.
Copy !req
1549. - It's okay, Michael
said he would.
Copy !req
1550. - I know, but I'd like
to, if you don't mind.
Copy !req
1551. - Yeah, sure.
Copy !req
1552. - Are you gonna hate me forever?
Copy !req
1553. - I don't know.
Copy !req
1554. - Hard to believe.
Copy !req
1555. You are turning 16.
Copy !req
1556. - Yeah, it kinda
creeps up on you.
Copy !req
1557. - Yeah.
Copy !req
1558. Maybe we should do
something special.
Copy !req
1559. Do you remember when
we went to the circus?
Copy !req
1560. - Yeah, I was six.
Copy !req
1561. You took 10 of my friends,
we had front-row seats,
Copy !req
1562. and then the lion bit
the head off the monkey,
Copy !req
1563. and we all had nightmares
for about a week.
Copy !req
1564. Well, Mom's baking a cake.
Copy !req
1565. I think that should
be good enough.
Copy !req
1566. - Okay.
Copy !req
1567. - When
you're a kid, everyone makes
Copy !req
1568. a big deal outta your birthday.
Copy !req
1569. You get presents, your mom
brings cupcakes to your school.
Copy !req
1570. It's like a national holiday.
Copy !req
1571. The fact is, when you're
16, you're not 15 anymore.
Copy !req
1572. You wake up, you look at
yourself, and there you are.
Copy !req
1573. Your hopes, dreams and
fantasies starting right at you.
Copy !req
1574. At a certain point, you stop
waiting for your life to begin.
Copy !req
1575. You realize this is your
life, right here, right now.
Copy !req
1576. Make of it what you
will, what you can.
Copy !req
1577. - Hey.
Copy !req
1578. - So what, when I graduate
is somebody gonna write
Copy !req
1579. fag baby grows up in big
letters on the school roof?
Copy !req
1580. - Maybe?
Copy !req
1581. Happy birthday.
Copy !req
1582. - Thanks.
Copy !req
1583. What is it, a pipe bomb, a gun?
Copy !req
1584. - No.
Copy !req
1585. - Okay.
Copy !req
1586. Condoms?
Copy !req
1587. You got me condoms
for my birthday?
Copy !req
1588. - Yeah.
Copy !req
1589. - Okay, well thanks
for thinking of me
Copy !req
1590. in such a weirdly personal way.
Copy !req
1591. I'll treasure them.
Copy !req
1592. And then I'll use
them when I'm like 50
Copy !req
1593. and married or something.
Copy !req
1594. - So, your
papers are due next week.
Copy !req
1595. And all papers are
due, no exceptions.
Copy !req
1596. The thing about people
Copy !req
1597. is that they're human.
Copy !req
1598. As obvious as that is,
we have to remember it.
Copy !req
1599. People are who they are.
Copy !req
1600. And once you realize that,
you'll end up less disappointed.
Copy !req
1601. And then sometimes
they'll surprise you.
Copy !req
1602. - Jack, Jack?
Copy !req
1603. Are you with us?
Copy !req
1604. - Not really.
Copy !req
1605. - So, uh, see your cake?
Copy !req
1606. - Yeah, it's fantastic.
Copy !req
1607. - I got these guys, but, uh,
Copy !req
1608. I thought I better
ask you first.
Copy !req
1609. - Do we actually have
to put them on the cake?
Copy !req
1610. I just think I'm a little
too old for decorations.
Copy !req
1611. - I think you're right.
Copy !req
1612. - What is that?
Copy !req
1613. - It's a Zendo.
Copy !req
1614. - A Zendo.
Copy !req
1615. - Yeah, a long story.
Copy !req
1616. - It's a Zendo.
Copy !req
1617. So, this is where
I had my garden.
Copy !req
1618. And this is where I
used to play with Jack.
Copy !req
1619. - It's not a historical
landmark, we still live here.
Copy !req
1620. - I know, I know, I'm
just showing Bob around.
Copy !req
1621. - Okay.
Copy !req
1622. - Is Mom feeding the holly?
Copy !req
1623. - I don't know.
Copy !req
1624. - Anne.
Copy !req
1625. - What?
Copy !req
1626. - Are you
feeding the holly?
Copy !req
1627. - Am I feeding the hungry?
Copy !req
1628. - The holly.
Copy !req
1629. - The holly, uh, yeah,
Copy !req
1630. go ahead and do what you want.
Copy !req
1631. Feed the holly,
clip the forsythia,
Copy !req
1632. deadhead the roses, be my guest.
Copy !req
1633. - She's not feeding the holly.
Copy !req
1634. - Oh, who wants sprouts?
Copy !req
1635. - Yes, please.
Copy !req
1636. - Hi, Jack, sorry I'm late.
Copy !req
1637. - Hi, Maggie.
Copy !req
1638. That Maggie did that,
Copy !req
1639. in front of everyone,
was rather impressive.
Copy !req
1640. I was also hoping Mrs. Burka
was just a teeny bit jealous.
Copy !req
1641. - Mom and I worked
together on that one.
Copy !req
1642. - Thank you.
Copy !req
1643. - Oh, it's beautiful.
Copy !req
1644. Did you make that?
Copy !req
1645. - I did.
Copy !req
1646. - I bet you did.
Copy !req
1647. - Thank you.
Copy !req
1648. - Oh you're
welcome, I hope it fits.
Copy !req
1649. - I have one, it'll fit.
Copy !req
1650. - There we go.
Copy !req
1651. - Here, open mine next.
Copy !req
1652. That's my favorite.
Copy !req
1653. - See?
Copy !req
1654. Now I Know.
Copy !req
1655. Thank you.
Copy !req
1656. - You're welcome.
Copy !req
1657. - I
wanted to thank everyone,
Copy !req
1658. but really I didn't.
Copy !req
1659. Because thank you is
such an overused word.
Copy !req
1660. It means too many things,
and at the same time,
Copy !req
1661. it means nothing.
Copy !req
1662. But one thing I did know
Copy !req
1663. was that I wanted to
sit there until I became
Copy !req
1664. old enough to
understand my life.
Copy !req
1665. - Well, I think
that went very well.
Copy !req
1666. - Yes, well, nothing fell on
any one and no one choked,
Copy !req
1667. so they all seemed
to have a good time.
Copy !req
1668. - My baby's 16 years old.
Copy !req
1669. 16, that makes me an old woman.
Copy !req
1670. - Can I go for a walk?
Copy !req
1671. - Go, go, go.
Copy !req
1672. Watch the leg.
Copy !req
1673. - Who says you're old?
Copy !req
1674. - I do.
Copy !req
1675. So are you.
Copy !req
1676. - I walked
through the night alone,
Copy !req
1677. Jack singular.
Copy !req
1678. I'd always be my mother's
Jack, and my father's Jack,
Copy !req
1679. and the Jack with
the gay dad and Bob,
Copy !req
1680. and Michael and Max and Mrs. B.
Copy !req
1681. I'd always be all that, but
more than that, I was myself.
Copy !req
1682. Jack, no strings attached.
Copy !req
1683. Whatever my family was or wasn't
Copy !req
1684. seemed to be getting
less important.
Copy !req
1685. My life was my own now,
and my job was to make it
Copy !req
1686. what I wanted it to be.
Copy !req
1687. I only wished I'd known
that a couple of years ago.
Copy !req
1688. I was Jack, plain Jack, Jack
out there all by myself.
Copy !req
1689. Jack takes the pass,
the announcer's voice
Copy !req
1690. boomed in my head.
Copy !req
1691. I ran unevenly across the court,
Copy !req
1692. wondering if my leg would
ever be normal again.
Copy !req
1693. Or if my life would
ever be normal again.
Copy !req
1694. Fast Jack is coming in low.
Copy !req
1695. I crouched down,
dancing in and out.
Copy !req
1696. My leg felt like I was
stepping on pushpins.
Copy !req
1697. He's up, Fast Jack is up.
Copy !req
1698. I pushed through the pain.
Copy !req
1699. As the crowd roared,
my leg didn't hurt.
Copy !req
1700. Nothing hurt, my
mind was flowing.
Copy !req
1701. I was Fast Jack, and
I knew I would make it
Copy !req
1702. and that everything
would be okay.
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