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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Slow
down, honey. Slow down.
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Dad, we want the freeze pops to be
really, really blue.
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Yeah, like the ones from the store. The
only reason those are really, really
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blue is because they're filled with
chemicals that'll make your toes fall
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when you're 40.
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Here, food coloring.
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This will blow it up really nice.
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All right, son.
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Let it rip.
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Maybe someone's stuck in there.
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Hey, turn on the light so I can see if
the ice is stuck in here.
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Now
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it's
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too blue.
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15th anniversary.
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And they said it wouldn't last.
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Only your side of the family, honey.
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Dana, I think I have your ginger ale.
No, this is ginger ale. Well, I'm off to
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bed. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa. Sit down, young lady. Give
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me that. Crazy.
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It's time we teach her a lesson. I say
we make her finish the bottle and smoke
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pack of cigarettes. Oh.
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Give her a break. If I had to grow up
with Jim as a father, I'd hide a flask
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my teddy bear.
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You wouldn't have a teddy bear.
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You'd have a real bear out in the woods
where I'd make you live.
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Jim, if you were my father, I'd consider
myself the luckiest little boy in the
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world.
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Okay, now you're living in the woods
with Dana.
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See you guys later.
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Good night.
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Hey,
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wouldn't it be fun if I was your little
brother?
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Are you ready to celebrate our 15th
anniversary with a $15 entree?
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You know, I'm looking forward to this so
much more than our fifth.
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Yeah. Those tacos are really good.
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But, honey, before we go, there's
something I want to do with you.
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You're right. You know what? Between the
T -bone and the dessert bar, I'm going
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to be way too full later. No, no, no,
honey, not that.
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This. This? A really old envelope?
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No, honey, it's what's inside the
envelope.
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We wrote these on our first anniversary
and sent them to ourselves.
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Wow. And they just got here?
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No.
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We saved them. It's our list of
everything we wanted to accomplish
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15th anniversary.
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This is incredible.
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Oh, look at you. You're just as
sentimental as I am.
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Stamps for 25 cents.
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Oh.
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Wow.
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I've accomplished all my goals.
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I have three kids.
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I've helped well over 100 people less
fortunate than me. And I've met Eric
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Estrada.
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What is it?
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That's silly.
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This was your dream for yourself 15
years ago. How can that be silly? That's
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because it's silly.
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Oh, honey.
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Stupid. Oh, come on.
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All right, well, it's...
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I don't know. Back then I thought it
would be really cool if by tonight we
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done it in every state of the Big Ten
Conference.
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What?
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Hey, back then I was a sucker for
romance just like you.
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Well, did we do it in every state?
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No.
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All the states but Indiana.
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Not that I didn't try.
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Father's funeral?
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No.
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Come on.
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God took your father and brought us to
Indiana.
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I mean, I saw it as a sign from above to
go for it.
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And, honey, you looked so beautiful that
night. Your eyes were just sparkling.
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I was crying.
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Cheryl, I know it sounds crazy, all
right? It's a crazy goal, but I...
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I don't know. I just thought back then
that I hated seeing couples and how
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they got in their marriage. I thought a
cool goal like this would, you know,
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keep it sparked.
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Oh, honey.
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When you say it like that, the sweetness
kind of balances out the crazy.
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I don't know. I just... I failed.
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I did, honey. I failed on my one goal.
No, I did. I mean, all right.
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All right.
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Sure, 15 years of marriage. I built a
nice business. I have a beautiful,
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supportive wife. I've got three children
who are beautiful and healthy. But I
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blew the one thing that was important to
me.
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Well, you know, I mean, there's still
six hours left in our anniversary, and
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Indiana's like 45 minutes away.
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You would do that for me?
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Of course I would.
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Come on.
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Fire up that minivan, get me across
state lines, and have your way with me,
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mister.
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I have been waiting my whole life to
hear you say that.
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While we're here, let's knock one out.
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Honey, honey, hold on.
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What? Well, since it's our anniversary,
I was kind of hoping that when we
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knocked one out, it might at least be in
a hotel.
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Come on.
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This doesn't sound like the girl that I
married. The girl I married thought the
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back seat of a car was kind of romantic.
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Yes, by quite like under a full moon,
but not in the runaway truck lane of an
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Indiana highway.
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You're kind of starting to make a big
deal out of this, aren't you?
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Fine.
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$82 .50?
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Come on, we're only going to be here an
hour.
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We don't rent by the hour, so we're not
that kind of hotel.
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But if your girl's a sport, there's a
rusted -out school bus around back.
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Come on, man.
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This is our anniversary. We came all the
way from Illinois.
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Oh, wow, Illinois.
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I didn't know I was dealing with a world
traveler.
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I'll tell you what, I'll give you the
Land of Lincoln special.
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$82 .50.
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Come on.
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Look, just give us 15 minutes alone to
check it out, all right?
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I'm not falling for that again.
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You Illinoisians think you can come down
here and just do your dirty business
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and then go home for free?
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Well, if you want to get horizontal in a
Hoosier state, it's 80 to 50.
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How much if we do it vertically? Oh.
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80 to 50. Fine, fine. I heard you the
first time. Fine, fine. Here.
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Hope you choke on it.
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Welcome to the sea breeze.
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The sea breeze?
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Oh, yeah.
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Dana's having contractions and it's
really freaking me out. What do I do?
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Wait a minute. She's not due for another
six weeks.
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Well, tell that to the baby because it's
trying to come out.
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What was that?
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I stepped on a cat. What do you think?
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doing dishes on your anniversary?
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No, honey, we're in Indiana. We're going
to get there as soon as we can.
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What's wrong? Are you in pain?
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Oh, yes.
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My baby's going to be in Aries.
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That's okay. Jim's in Aries.
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Okay, okay.
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I'm sorry. I'm sorry, honey. I will get
there as soon as I can.
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Jim, we got to go. Dana's in premature
labor.
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Premature labor? That's serious. Jim, I
know.
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What's our license plate number?
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Jim!
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Stop it. All right, all right, all
right. Dana needs me, and I'm worried
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her. Let's go. You know, besides, Jim,
I'm never going to be able to enjoy it.
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Enjoy it? Whose list is this?
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Jim! Fine, fine, fine, fine.
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All right, I'm going to need my money
back.
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I'm sorry, sir. It's already in the
system.
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System? It's a metal box with a hole in
it.
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I'm sorry it's not one of your fancy
Illinois systems.
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Look, I am not going to pay for a room
that's not being used.
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Oh, it's going to get used.
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Brianna, get yourself out of the school
bus.
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She's shy, but she's dirty.
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Who are we talking about exactly?
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Jim and Cheryl.
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How many glasses of champagne have you
had?
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Just a gluple of glasses.
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Andy. Oh, look at you.
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You're going to have a baby.
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Jim and Cheryl have been married for 15
years.
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When is it my turn?
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When does this butter pillar turn into a
cat or fly?
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I think maybe we should get you to the
hospital just to be safe.
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If you want to be safe, we should go to
a hospital in Indiana.
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Indiana? Jim?
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Well, they're always safe in Indiana.
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Okay,
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honey, how far apart are your
contractions? I don't know. I'm still
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one.
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The one?
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I tried to time it, but then I stopped.
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We still got time to make Indiana.
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Come on, baby. The dream lives on. Let's
go.
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Honey, are you sure you're okay?
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Oh,
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good Lord.
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I'm a little spacey. Was that me or you?
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Hey. Hey, buddy.
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Hey, it's my well -heeled friend from
Illinois.
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I didn't hear your limo pull up.
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Uh, we'd like our room back.
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I'm sorry that room is unavailable.
Brianna's taking a well -earned shower.
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What? Okay, Jim, let me.
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Hi, I'm Cheryl.
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Dennis. Hi, Dennis. We'd really like
another room.
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I'll check the availability, Cheryl.
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Oh, thank you.
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Okay.
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Did you have a reservation?
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We had a whole room!
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Oh, look, something just opened up. I'll
take it.
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That'll be 200 bucks.
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What are you talking about 200?
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No. Please take it. Take the room. I'm
not saying a room for 280. Listen to me.
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Listen to me. We are this close to
achieving your goal.
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Please don't blow it over $200.
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Okay.
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We'll take it.
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Does it have cable?
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Yes. But no TV.
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No, it's a tornado warning.
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Tornado? Yeah, it happens all the time
when you live near a trailer park.
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Don't put it in the system!
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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Get everyone out of their rooms and into
the shelter. This place is going to
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come apart like a cheap hotel in a
tornado.
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You guys will be fine.
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We're not staying here.
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We're not.
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Come on.
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I paid $282 for this room and I'm going
to get my...
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Forget about the money. Forget about the
big tent. We've got to get out of here.
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Fine. Good.
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Wait a minute. I'm not leaving without
my money's worth. Jim. No.
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a touchdown near the Illinois state line
within the hour.
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If you're visiting Indiana, the
Seabreeze offers fabulous beds.
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Big deal.
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I didn't get Indiana.
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So what?
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Oh, honey.
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No, no, really. It's okay. I haven't
focused on the wrong things.
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My big goal should have been my wife, my
family, people I love.
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Not a list of states that I could do it
in.
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I've never wanted you more.
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Come on, pull over. Got ten minutes
before midnight.
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I should have deep thoughts more often.
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All right.
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Hey, are we near a train track?
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A train track?
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west is, Gerald.
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It's the same direction that cow is
flying.
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Okay, okay, okay. There's a farmhouse
across that field. We've got to make a
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for it. Fast!
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Wait, wait, wait. You mean like three or
four minutes fast or now fast?
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Jim, if you want to say you're going to
celebrate our anniversary by yourself,
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be my guest.
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You think it would still count?
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The same.
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You know, Jim, it's still got five
minutes before midnight.
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Really?
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It's not the sea breeze, but I think
it'll do.
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Here.
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Oh, my God.
250
00:19:33,540 --> 00:19:34,600
Oh, Cheryl.
251
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You are so beautiful.
252
00:19:40,080 --> 00:19:41,920
How about this night, huh?
253
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I mean, that stupid motel.
254
00:19:45,500 --> 00:19:46,560
Dana's farts.
255
00:19:48,700 --> 00:19:49,980
And now a tornado.
256
00:19:50,420 --> 00:19:53,960
Man, why do you go through this with me?
257
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Oh, well, you see, honey, well, you've
been trying to get me in all the Big Ten
258
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states. I've been trying to get you on a
bag of corn in a storm cellar.
259
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You are a good sport.
260
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I love you.
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Four minutes. Oh.
262
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Oh.
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Hold that. Hold that.
264
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What? Let me set the mood.
265
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What?
266
00:20:23,530 --> 00:20:24,530
Oh,
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baby.
268
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Well,
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honey, happy 50th anniversary.
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Welcome to the Big Ten.
271
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Thank you. That was really fun.
272
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Hey, but you know what, honey?
273
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What about for the next 15?
274
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We do it on all the great beaches of the
world.
275
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How about we take the ocean tape home,
do it in bed, that way we won't get sand
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up our butts.
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Look, the power's coming back.
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I wouldn't eat this corn if I was you.
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