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Aw, it's just not kicking.
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Maybe he just needs that last piece of
bacon.
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Oh, uh, I was saving it for a baby.
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I gotta tell you, the sports page...
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A cup of coffee? Is there a better way
to get closer to God on a Sunday
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Well, I guess we could actually go to
church. Don't ruin it, Cheryl.
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It's him.
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It's him!
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Oh, no, Jim, please, no!
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No, no, that creep drives by our house
on purpose! I swear he does!
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It's horrible music, too. Would it kill
him to mix in a little Snoop D -O
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-double -G, you see?
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watching? Well, no one's outside, but
they are looking out their windows.
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Hey, what are you looking at, Marilyn?
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And Jim sees them.
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You want a show? I'll give you a show.
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And there goes his shirt.
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Come on, Marilyn, tit for tat.
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Are his pants still on?
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Technically, yes, but they are down.
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I mean, he's always grumpy, but lately
it's... Come on, Marilyn.
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Get your camera.
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You know you're jealous. You just wish
yours was as tight as this.
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Maybe he has IMS.
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What's IMS? I was just reading about it
in one of my magazines.
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Here.
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Does your man have irritable male
syndrome?
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Yeah.
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guys when they reach a certain age just
start blowing their top at everything
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it's a real disease it's gotta be real
there's a quiz
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oh my god i didn't marry a jerk
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i married a good man with a terrible
disease a good man who just left
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a butt print on the windshield of the
kranus's new hybrid
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Yes, my young bride. What is it?
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It's about this article that Dana found
in a magazine about a condition called
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IMS. It's irritable male syndrome.
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I think it might explain why you keep
overreacting. Oh, honey, I don't
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overreact. The rest of the world
underreacts.
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Constructs elaborate justifications for
anger. Check.
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Oh, my God.
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This article is exactly what pisses me
off about America.
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Globalizes his irritation.
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Check.
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Jim, do you hear this?
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This is freaky. Is his picture in there?
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Oh, come on. Everybody's got a syndrome
now.
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I'm not lazy. I got chronic fatigue
syndrome.
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It's not hot outside. It's global
warming.
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You're not hyper. You got restless leg
syndrome. Right. You're not fat. You're
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pregnant. Hey.
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What's the one at work that you always
try to pull on me?
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High blood pressure? Oh, yeah. My
blood's got too much pressure. I need a
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Jim, I passed out.
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Okay, now we're just playing word games.
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Minimizes other suffering, frequently
changes subject, dismisses contradictory
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opinions. Jim, this could be the first
test you ever got a perfect score on.
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This IMS is a bunch of crap.
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It's made up nonsense like PMS.
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I'm sorry, is it the 15th already?
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Listen.
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It's the Tupper again.
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He's coming around again.
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Come on, Andy. Come on, give me a hand
here.
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I can still hear him. I can still hear
him. Jim, I can feel my blood sugar
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plummeting. Shut up.
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What was that?
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It hit the Tupper?
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or go. That's what you're doing. You're
letting them go.
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Okay, guys, guys, come on. Let's not say
something. Excuse me, sir. Are you
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touching me?
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Oh, dear. The pressure.
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You can't let them go. You did your job.
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Hey, Merrill. Hey, Merrill. You want a
show, Merrill? I'll give you a show.
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I'm going to need some backup at 412
Maple Street.
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Here's a show, Merrill.
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I can't believe I got to go to this.
What was that about?
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Well, I wanted to take a picture of you
before your first anger management
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class. I'm going to take another one in
six weeks and see how different you look
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without your rage.
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Cheryl, I have no problem controlling my
anger.
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You know, I think they'll probably
address denial right off the bat.
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Well,
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if it isn't the Maple Street Stripper.
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Ready for this court -mandated hell
you've condemned me to?
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All right, look. That officer testified
that we were both out of control.
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And besides, I already apologized to
you.
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Stuff happens. Get over it. It's not an
apology!
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Save it for the anger class.
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Don't worry, buddy.
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I got plenty left in the tank!
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Andy, rage picture!
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So now when my ex -wife's dogs start
barking all night, I don't get mad.
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I just get up and take them for a walk.
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Excuse me.
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Why are you still living with your ex
-wife?
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I'm not.
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I'm just watching her dogs while she's
on vacation with... him.
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That's really great, Howard.
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The happy little man inside me is
smiling at the happy little man inside
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He better keep his happy little hands
off of me.
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Jim, is there something you wanted to
say?
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Yeah.
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Yeah. We got 41 minutes left at the end
of this meeting.
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Thank you for your frequent updates.
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Yes.
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Do you mind? Some of us are trying to
learn something about ourselves.
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That sounded a little angry, Andy.
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Let's explore the source of that anger.
Oh, I can't imagine what the source of
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my anger would be.
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Sounds like he's mad at his mother.
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You don't know anything about my mother.
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I'm just saying, a lot of fat guys don't
like their mother.
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I'll have you know that my mother is a
wonderful cake. I mean, woman, damn it!
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Bob, you have provoked Andy.
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What do we say?
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The angry little man in me is sorry.
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If he hurt the fat little man in you.
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Thank you.
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Now that's an apology.
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Pardon me. Are you an A .H.? The hell
did you just call me?
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An A .H.? Moderate your tones.
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An A .H. means anger helper.
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But you are kind of being an A .H.
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K .H. is someone who acts as a buffer
between you and your I .T .s. I what?
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Irritation triggers.
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You want to stay away from those.
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Well, what if I'm in a room just filled
with irritation triggers?
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Take a deep breath and walk away.
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See you guys next week.
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Jim, everyone here knows it's a
struggle.
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I don't like having a disease.
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I don't like being treated differently
and having to park in a handicapped
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But that's the work.
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And we do it because we want to get
better. I want to get better.
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Handicapped spot?
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Irritable male syndrome is a recognized
psychological handicap.
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For Howard...
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Parking lots are a big trigger.
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You don't have a placard yet?
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Well, not a legal one.
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Jim, I think you'll find many tools at
your disposal for all of your triggers.
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People who talk in a movie theater?
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Special screenings with ushers?
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They'll throw them out.
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Even my wife?
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Especially your wife.
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Telemarketers? All your calls are
screened at a special IMS center.
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Even my wife?
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Especially your wife.
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My name is Jim and I have IMS.
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I love you.
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Oh, I want to feel the baby kick. Make
it kick again.
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He kicked a lot yesterday.
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Right after I got a foot rub.
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Well, then off with those shoes, missy.
You insist.
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Hey. Hey.
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How was anger class?
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Oh, Cheryl, when you're right, you are
right.
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I got the IMS.
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And I got it bad.
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I knew it. I knew it. You know, I hate
to say I told you so, but...
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And I really want to help you, Jim.
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Are you sure, Cheryl?
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Because IMS does not take a holiday.
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If you want to be my A .H., you've got
to protect me from the I .T.'s.
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Absolutely.
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What does that mean?
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Here.
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Read the literature. I'm exhausted.
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We're going to get through this, mister.
You hear me?
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I love you.
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The phone?
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That ringing, ringing, it just rattles
the very core of my serenity. I'll get
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it. It's okay, baby. I'll get it. I'll
get it.
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Hello?
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Oh, Gail, hi.
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How are you?
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So many words, so much talking.
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Hey, did you get my email?
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Yes, it's called IMS. That's why he's
like that.
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What? Come on.
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You don't believe this IMS stuff.
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It's not what it says on my card.
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I have IMS. Please let me have my way.
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at the meeting. I am officially a
victim.
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Oh, come on. You're just working,
Cheryl. And until I hatch this egg,
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racket. Was your racket, Dana?
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I got IMS, so shut your YAP.
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Cheryl, he is just telling you he has
IMS because that's what you want to
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Irritation trigger!
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Irritation trigger!
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Maybe you should leave. What?
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You're buying this?
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Honey, she's hurting the sad little man
inside me.
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I'm sorry, baby.
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Dana, I'm sorry, but Jim has a medical
condition.
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No, he doesn't. Yes, I do. It says it
right here in my tote bag.
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You know what the guys said at the
meeting?
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What? They said that shower sex
sometimes helps.
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And after they received my doctor's
note, I got a special sticker that left
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driving a carpool lane, even when I'm by
myself.
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That should help with my road rage.
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Wow.
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Wow.
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Great growth.
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There, Bob.
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Hey, can I get the name of that doctor?
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Teaching moment.
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Anger spurned equals lesson learned.
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That's mine.
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Actually, I said that last week. It's
mine.
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No, no, no, no, no, no. Howard said it.
We talked about putting it on coffee
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mugs. And little pillows and tiny
little... Now let's welcome a new member
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our group.
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Please welcome David.
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What was it, David, that brought you
here?
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Paint your journey for us.
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The judge kind of made me.
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Because the cops pulled me over for
playing my car stereo too loud.
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What street were you on?
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I think it was Maple.
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who always takes his shirt off.
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Why don't you explain it to me? I'll
stop!
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You guys are really challenging my
serenity! My serenity!
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Rest in peace.
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I thought I'd get to know so many of our
local policemen by name.
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So we had an IMS episode.
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The important thing now is that we
create a safety sphere and enjoy some
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breaths.
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Cheryl, I don't have IMS.
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Yeah. Yeah, you do. It happens to men
when they reach a certain age.
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Well, then that age was six.
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Because, honey, I've been like this my
whole life.
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Jim, you have to have it. I told
everybody you have it.
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Cheryl, Cheryl, I know you really would
like me to have it, that you need me to
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have it, because then it would explain
all the weird things that I do.
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You know what? I wish I had it, because
then I could do whatever I wanted.
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But I don't have IMS.
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I have JIM.
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You just have to accept the fact you
married a jerk.
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I know.
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You do?
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Yes.
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Okay. Well, then what's the problem?
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Jim, the problem is that lately you've
been, like, super jerk.
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What do you mean, super jerk?
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Every weekend, you're out there on the
front lawn yelling at our neighbors,
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ripping off your shirt.
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Well, it is kind of fun.
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Fun? It is. It's fun.
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I'm running outside, my shirt off,
yelling, screaming.
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It's kind of fun.
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That's like a football game.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, it is.
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Okay, well, here's an idea.
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How about instead of mooning Marilyn
Cranes, you go to a football game?
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Or, you know, go out with the guys or
play with the band. You know, why don't
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you do that stuff anymore?
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I don't know. I think, uh... Well... I
think I like it
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here.
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I like this family.
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I like you.
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I like two of the kids.
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I guess when push comes to shove, I love
hanging out with you.
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Oh, that is so sweet.
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Go to a game.
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Really? I want you to blow off steam.
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I want you to stop getting naked in the
front yard.
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All right.
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Deal.
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I won't get naked.
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I'll wear boxer shorts.
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All right, but not the ones that say
over a billion serves.
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You drive a hard bargain.
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