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So, how was karate class?
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Did you break any boards?
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No, we traded stickers.
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Then we talked about boys and had
lemonade.
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Wait a second, wait a second. You're
telling me karate class is like school,
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I'm paying 60 bucks an hour for it?
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Yeah, yeah.
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Hey, Jim, Jim, I've got to lock up and
teach a class downtown. Could you do me
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favor and watch Justin? His dad will be
here any minute.
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Oh, yeah, you know what?
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Fevers aren't really my thing.
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I'll give your kids two free classes.
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Okay. Hi,
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Justin.
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Easy.
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All right. Why don't we give your dad a
call right now?
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What's his number?
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Speed dial two.
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Oh, I don't think so.
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Speed dial two is pizza.
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You know what? We can call him. See if
he'll pick you up.
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What time is it now?
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Ah, don't worry, buddy.
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Your dad's just an hour late.
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Just an hour.
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A whole hour.
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He's not coming.
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Hey, don't think like that. You forgot
me.
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Don't think like that. Think positive.
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Maybe you got in an accident.
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Daddy!
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Look,
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one time my dad was three hours late.
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And everything turned out fine.
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But your dad left and never came back.
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Never?
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Well, no.
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No, no, he didn't.
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But you know what? That was a different
time.
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Ditching your kid was fashionable back
then, not like now.
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You said you ruined your family forever.
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Aren't we attentive little listeners?
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Look, my dad was a piece of crap and he
ran off on me. Your dad is just late.
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Are you sure?
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I'm positive.
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I'll tell you what. You don't worry
about a thing, all right? I'm going to
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down all my information.
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I'm going to leave it on the door here
for your dad.
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And then all of us are going to go home,
get some ice cream and some cookies,
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and we've got a big, soft uncle we can
practice karate kicks on.
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the kids that they could hit Andy?
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Yeah.
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You want me to tell them to stop?
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No.
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Yeah, real cool three -on -one. I could
take any of you alone.
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Did you tell them they could hit me?
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Hey, I'm paying for karate class. They
better hit somebody.
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Hi, we're Justin's parents. I am so
sorry we're late. Oh, I know, no
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Come in, come in.
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There's a big action on the Eisenhower.
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We're just happy you're okay.
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Justin's fine. He's in the kitchen
playing with our kids. My name's
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this is Bill. Oh, I'm Cheryl.
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It's great to meet you both.
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Nice meeting you. And now that the
introductions are out of the way, mind
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use the can?
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Bill. What?
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I've been stuck in the car for two
hours. I've got to take a leak.
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Absolutely. Absolutely.
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Right back down that hall, and it's on
your right. See? No big deal.
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Come on in. Heather, this is my husband,
Jim, my brother, Andy.
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Hidey -ho.
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I am so embarrassed.
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First for two hours late, and then Bill
asked to use the can.
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Please. Jim would have just peed in the
bushes.
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I can't believe it.
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What? She's right. You would have peed
in the bushes.
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No.
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That guy, Bill?
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Yeah.
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That's my father.
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Wait.
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Justin's father is your father?
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Yeah.
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Are you sure? It's been 35 years. With
him.
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Of course it's him.
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He's got the same face, the same voice.
He's probably even wearing the same
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shirt.
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Him. Wow.
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What are you going to do?
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I don't know.
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I guess the same thing I do with every
guest that comes here.
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I'll watch TV until they get the hint
and leave.
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Jim, no, wait.
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This is your chance, man.
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Fate has brought him to your bathroom
and pulled down his pants.
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Okay, I know a swirly can't make up for
35 years of neglect, but it's one hell
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of a stunt.
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And he didn't even recognize me.
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And I want to keep it that way. No, no,
no, please keep your mouth shut, okay? I
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don't want to talk about it.
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Just be cool.
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Until they split.
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God, I'm torn.
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Yeah, on the one hand, I want to protect
my best bud, but on the other hand, I
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really want to put it to your stepmom.
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Keep your mouth shut.
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Wow. You came this close to peeing in
the bushes.
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Looking for your petunias, the wife's
stopping.
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Sir, you are in a Christian home. Your
bathroom humor is not welcome here.
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Oh.
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I'm sorry.
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I guess the big book of bathroom humor
next to the crapper threw me off.
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Anyway, thanks for taking care of the
boy for me. Hey, I've never done
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like that before in my life.
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Right.
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Of course you haven't, Bill.
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You don't mind if I call you Bill, do
you, Billy?
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Do we have a problem here?
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Maybe we do.
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Why? Be good, say.
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Left my son for a couple of hours.
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Try 35 years, Billy, Billy, Bo, Billy.
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35 years.
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Oh, my God.
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Jim?
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Good Lord, no.
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Jimmy.
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You're grown.
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Yeah.
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So, um... How are you?
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Good, good. How are you doing? I'm doing
fine. Good, good. That's good to hear.
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We've got to do this again sometime.
Sure, sure, sure.
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Booyah!
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Heather, Justin, we're leaving.
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Daddy!
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That is just amazing.
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Jim, Heather and I have so much income.
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Yeah, we're both Aries. We're both
Russell Crowe fans.
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And what else?
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That's about it.
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We'll see you Friday night. Great.
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Friday? What? Yeah, yeah. I invited him
to our school carnival. Won't that be
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fun?
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Fine. Oh, it would be so great to meet
you. I know. So we'll talk beforehand,
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and then we'll go Friday. That sounds
great. Okay, great. Bye. Bye. Bye.
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Isn't that going to be a little awkward?
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You know, since...
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He's your dad?
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What
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are you
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smiling about?
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You kidding? I'm in my wheelhouse. I've
always had great luck with carny chicks.
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I thought one of them stole your flat
screen TV.
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My fault. Yeah, I brought her home.
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She said the parking lot's fine, but
sadly, Mother raised me to be a
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all her teeth.
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In the carny world, that's called
kissing pretty.
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Jim!
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Jim!
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I won this over at the ring course.
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I think Justin will go for it, so, um...
Oh,
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thanks, but I don't think a gay bunny is
gonna...
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Thinks you ditched me when I was ten.
Oh, no, no, no. I was thinking maybe you
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could give it to Ruby or Gracie.
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That's a very sweet thought, Bill.
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Here you go.
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Will you please stop busting my chops?
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I just wanted to do something nice to my
granddaughters. Whoa, whoa, whoa, Bill.
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You can't call them your granddaughters.
You're not their grandfather.
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You're just a father with a boy who my
girls happen to have a crush on.
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Which, by the way, we've got to put a
stop to them.
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Dad,
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we've got these cool giant sumo suits.
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Can you and me wrestle?
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Sure.
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Anything for my son.
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Hey, Jim.
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Jim, they've got these cool giant sumo
suits. Can you and me wrestle?
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What happened to the carnage? Oh, that's
locked and loaded.
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I gave her keys to my house. We're going
to meet up there later.
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Maybe she's going to rip you off. No,
no, no, no, not this one. She's
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Her friend the psychic said I have
nothing to worry about.
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Come on, come on. Can we go wrestle?
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No, no, no.
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Bill's going to be over there. I don't
want to get near the guy.
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Look at me. Oh, God, I'm sorry.
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It's all right. Here you are hurting,
and I'm chasing caramel apples and carny
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tail.
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Come here, you.
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Huh? Come on.
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Give me some broke back mouth. Come on,
come on, come on, come on, come on. I'm
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going to... I'm going to wrestle you.
Come on, let's go. I'm going to take you
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down right now.
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I can't help thinking about the poor
people who have to clean these suits
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tonight.
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So when is McGlandy going to put his
suit on?
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Get it?
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You guys get it?
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What the hell does that mean?
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A pleasant good morning.
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I know that and how to ask for the
special massage.
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I feel like we saw this show at
SeaWorld.
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Yeah, and once again, we're in the
splash zone. Let's go.
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Little one, we meet again.
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You want a piece of me?
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Okay,
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Jimmy, take your pick.
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We could talk or we could wrestle.
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Jimmy, I didn't literally mean wrestle.
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I mean...
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Just help me up and I'll leave you
alone. Oh, get up yourself. Come on,
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give me a hand.
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What the hell do you want with me? Five
seconds.
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Just stop hating me for five seconds.
No!
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Yes! Look, your dad was a bad guy. He
was young and he was stupid and he was
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selfish. But Justin's dad is different.
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Here.
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Justin's dad, well, good for Justin.
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It's going to be great for him. You know
why? Because he's going to have a dad
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in his Little League games, in his
football games, his high school
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when I had an empty seat.
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I was at your high school graduation.
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You were?
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Yeah.
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Couldn't tell your mother I was there.
But I was there. It was underneath the
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grandstand, the other end of the
football field.
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Nothing and nobody was going to keep me
from seeing my son graduate high school.
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Nothing.
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Was it day or night? Day. Night. Damn!
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You haven't changed one bit! I have,
really.
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When I met Heather and we got married
and then we had Justin, I started to
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it together.
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Well, if you pulled it together, if
that's true, why didn't you give me a
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Why didn't you try to find me? Why
didn't you try to see if I was okay? If
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wasn't there or alive? Why didn't you
look for me? What was I going to do? I'm
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going to pick up the phone and say, I'm
sorry, son.
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I ran out on you and I left you flat.
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I thought it would be better for you
this way.
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Oh, thanks, Dad. Thanks for making that
decision for me.
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All is forgiven now, all right?
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Here, why don't you give me a hug?
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Come on, give your son Jimmy a big hug,
Dad!
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Come on!
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Justin.
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Hey.
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Okay, Cheryl, that was my dad.
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So, we're here now.
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Get your emotional crowbar out and fry
over my gut, and let's see how Jim's
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feeling.
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I thought you meant like a cup of
coffee.
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Last time I saw him, I was 10.
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It was a Saturday morning.
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And I was on the porch bouncing my Super
Bowl. You remember those?
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And I heard my dad's Maroon El Camino.
This is a fire right up there.
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Anyway, he backed out of the driveway,
pulled in the street, and he stopped.
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I turned and I waved to him.
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He waved back.
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And smiled.
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He smiled.
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And then he was gone.
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Why did he smile?
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I mean, he knew he was never coming
back.
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What was you smiling about Cheryl?
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I don't know.
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Look at you now.
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You are nothing like him.
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Maybe because he left, you learned to
take care of yourself and your
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mom and your sister.
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Hey, Cheryl.
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You know what?
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The next time my father abandons me and
shows up 35 years later,
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two sugars.
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Where are the kids?
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I'm beat.
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Dan took them to get hot dogs and then
to the bouncy house.
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Sit right at home in her car.
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Justin, you're my best buddy.
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I love you too much to even ever think
about leaving.
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Hey, who would I watch the Sox games
with, huh?
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Here.
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Go ahead without me.
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Hey, Justin.
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Want some cotton candy?
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You know, I bought it for Andy. He'll
get really mad if I give it to you. So
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here.
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I'm a little too upset for cotton candy.
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Maybe it's just me.
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Why don't you give me a shot?
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Rough day, huh, kid?
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A long time ago, your dad did something
really, really stupid.
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People change.
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And he loves you.
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Cut him a break.
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Hey.
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He's not going anywhere.
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Let me dust.
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You got an older brother that's going to
kick his ass.
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Hey, Dad.
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Can we go on the side?
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You're trying to stop me.
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I'll go get in line.
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Thanks.
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Yeah, well, I didn't do it for you. I
did it for my little brother.
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I guess that's all I'm going to get from
you. That's what you get.
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I'll take it.
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And I meant what I said.
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What is that?
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You make me a liar in front of that boy,
and I'll come and kick your ass.
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You know where to find me.
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So if I give you my ATM card, you'll
pick up some beer and have dinner
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Daddy,
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do we have to leave?
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Mommy said we want to leave because
we're tired.
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I want to play some more.
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Well, where did Mommy get that idea?
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I want to stay and play all night.
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Let's go on a swing ride.
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You know, one time on a swing ride.
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I threw up in a perfect circle.
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