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Hey, Logan.
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Hey.
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What are you doing with that hose?
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Nothing.
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Logan, you know if you spray your Uncle
Greg, he's going to be very angry.
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Are one of you going to go out there and
discipline your son?
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I'm always hoping that hose were not.
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Hey, Greg.
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Sammy hit a new milestone today.
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Oh, please tell me he stopped sticking
his hands down his pants.
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Actually, I'm still working on that one.
Well, work a little faster. It's gotten
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to the point I don't even want to share
a bowl of chips with my own son.
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Yeah, you know, it's totally normal that
he's sticking his hands down his pants,
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but what's with that serious look on his
face?
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I saw a little Rubik's Cube down there.
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So what's the news?
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He's got a girlfriend.
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What? Sammy has a little girlfriend.
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Great. Maybe now he'll stop playing with
himself.
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That's what cured me.
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Come on, Kim. The kid is five years old.
What do you mean he has a girlfriend?
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He has a new friend that's a girl. Her
name is Claire, and the teacher says
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they are inseparable.
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They go into the little plastic log
cabin at recess and act like they're
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married.
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In high school, Christina and I used to
park my car behind the Arby's and act
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like we were married.
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We spent so much time back there, Jimmy
started to become aroused by the smell
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of roast beef.
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Anyway... I just think it's so cute that
he has a girlfriend.
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She's coming over tomorrow for a play
date.
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It is cute. I wish Logan would play with
a girl once in a while.
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Well, he and his friends never do it.
Recesses have mud fights.
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Well, that's what boys do. I mean, no
offense, but, you know, most boys don't
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like playing house.
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Well, maybe Logan's uncomfortable
playing house because he doesn't have a
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I remember my first boyfriend.
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We spent every recess together until I
beat him at the 50 -yard dash.
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He cried and stalled me for the girl
with scoliosis.
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My first girlfriend was in the third
grade, Debbie Arruca, but her father
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wouldn't let her and I play together
because he thought I was going to be a
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loser who would amount to nothing.
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What was her father's name, Nostradamus?
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No,
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I think his name was Carlos.
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Who was your first girlfriend, Greg?
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Oh, I don't remember.
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Oh, come on. What was her name?
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I don't remember. Besides, I don't think
it's good for boys and girls to be
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playing together at that age because
girls can be very, very, very mean.
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What was her name? Lizzie Friedman.
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I think your old little trollop broke my
heart.
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We had four or five wonderful play dates
together. Then Kevin Gallagher waltzes
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into town with his feathered hair and
his skateboard tricks. I don't want to
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talk about it.
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Could you put these on the grill for me,
please?
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Yeah, Lizzie Friedman.
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I mean, maybe I couldn't do skateboard
tricks as a boy, but as a man, I think
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I've turned out pretty good.
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I wish you could see me now.
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You look a lot better than your Uncle
Jimmy did on our first date.
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He wore a shirt that said, why fart and
waste it when you can burp and taste it?
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My grandmother gave me that shirt.
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Sammy, I want you to be polite today.
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Remember, Claire is your guest.
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So you should play what she wants to
play.
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And listen, Sam, no matter how much she
begs, don't dress up like a princess and
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let her take pictures of you.
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Even if she promises not to show them to
anyone at school because she'll show
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everyone. Everyone.
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And her and Kevin Gallagher will laugh
and laugh and laugh.
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What kind of princess did you...
Princess Leia.
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We were playing Star Wars and she
insisted on being Chewbacca.
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So why didn't you dress up like Luke
Skywalker or Han Solo?
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Because she wanted me to be Leia and I
was in love.
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I'm sure all of you have done
embarrassing things in the name of love.
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Of course we have, honey.
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I, for example, married Princess Leia.
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Oh, that must be Claire.
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Wait, wait, wait. Hold on a second. Hold
on a second.
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a gentleman.
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Yes, he is.
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Hands, Sammy! Hands out of the pants!
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Greg, come here. You've got to see this.
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If it's Jimmy strutting around in his
Daisy Duke shorts, I don't want to see
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Last time I saw his boss hog and half of
his anus.
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It's Sam and Claire.
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Look how cute they are.
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I have to admit, it is cute.
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Hey. Hey.
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What's up with Logan? He's in a timeout.
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What did he do?
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He kept trying to steal Sam's
girlfriend.
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Oh.
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Gosh, I'm sorry.
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What happened?
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Logan and Claire kept going out to ride
bikes.
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Look, we kept asking Logan to stop, but
every time he went outside, he rode off
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with her again, leaving poor Sam alone
on the steps.
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Wait a minute. So Logan's in a timeout
for riding his bike?
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With Sam's girlfriend.
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But you said she liked me better than...
Zip it up, buddy. You're in a timeout.
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Logan, honey, you can go out and play.
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like to play with Logan more than Sam.
There's nothing we can do about it. Of
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course there is. You could tell him he
can't play with her.
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Why? Why should we make our kids suffer?
You don't take things away from your
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kids out of respect for our children.
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Well, what is that supposed to mean?
Well, Sam and Emily have all kinds of
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that our kids don't have. Like what?
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Like nicer clothes?
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Expensive toys?
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I mean, last year, Logan wanted an Xbox
like the one Sammy had, but the best we
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could give him was an Xbox box.
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could come ride bikes with me again on
Saturday.
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I'm sorry, buddy, but that's going to be
no.
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Of course she can.
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Thank you.
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I don't believe it.
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I don't believe you're going to let him
steal Sammy's girlfriend.
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What am I supposed to tell my kid?
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Well, if he's going to grow up to be
anything like his father, you might want
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tell him to get used to it.
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Sammy, a big boy's bike. What do you
think, Sam?
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Cool.
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You're right. We need to fight fire with
fire.
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If Logan can do it, so can Sammy. Sure
he can. He just needs someone to teach
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him. My dad would have taught me how to
do skateboard tricks like Kevin Galsger.
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Why? So you could have married Lizzie
Freeman?
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It has nothing to do with Lizzie
Freeman. Kim, my whole life I lost girls
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guys that could throw a football further
or could climb to the top of the rope
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in gym class without getting the
nosebleed.
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I don't want Sam to end up sitting alone
at home on Friday nights playing
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Scrabble with his parents.
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Scrabble? Yep.
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All through high school, the only rack I
ever saw was the one that was holding
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my letters.
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I thought he'd be able to
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do it.
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Are you really that surprised he kept
falling?
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He has your genes, and you can ride a
two -wheeler until college.
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That's not hereditary.
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I told you I had a freaky inner ear
accident as a child that destroyed my
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balance.
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Spider -Man gets superpowers from a
spider. Let one crawl in my ear, and I
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the next 12 years falling off a toilet.
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You're much too mean. Yeah, honey.
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Go relax in what SpongeBob while you
clot.
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I thought he was eventually going to get
the hang of it, but his asthma really
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hurt us out there today.
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I mean, did you hear the poor kid
struggling, pushing his bike up that
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hill? It was like he was breathing
through a bong.
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All right, well, apparently we can't
fight fire with fire.
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We don't have fire.
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I'm not giving up. In fact, if Sam can't
beat Logan at his own game, then Sam
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has no choice but to use something he
has that Logan doesn't. That's a great
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idea. Like what?
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You're the one at home with him all day.
I was hoping you'd jump in with
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something.
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Jimmy, come look at this. It's the most
adorable thing ever.
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Oh, is it? Is Greg trying to start the
lawnmower again?
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Yeah, it's cute for about the first 20
minutes. Then it starts to get pathetic.
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No, it's Logan and Claire. Come here.
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Logan's got a little girlfriend.
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Yeah, well, he's pretty smooth, you
know. He's got his dad's moves and his
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good looks.
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Okay, relax, okay? You probably can't
even give her a ride. Those little toy
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electric cars, they only have one seat.
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See? He's giving up.
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They
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bought
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her a Mercedes?
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No, we can't compete with that. I mean,
that little toy car is worth more than
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my real one.
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Cars were a great idea, Greg. They're
having a blast.
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I know. Whoever said money can't buy you
love never tried to buy a little girl.
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That didn't sound right, did it?
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Can you imagine if Claire and Tim did
get married one day?
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Kids would be so cute.
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I'll say.
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Judging from her mom, Claire's going to
fill out rather nicely.
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Don't kid yourself. Her mother was
wearing a wonder bra.
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Well, it worked. Made me wonder.
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Sammy, what's wrong?
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My arm itches from petting the dog.
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What? You know you're not supposed to
play with dog. You're allergic.
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You know the dog come from anyway.
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I don't believe it. They have resorted
to germ warfare.
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Hey, hey, hey, how about a little
knockety -knock -knock? Hey, hey, hey,
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about a little renity -rent -rent?
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A dog?
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What do you think you're doing?
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Look, you know, we can't compete with
expensive toys, so we did the only thing
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we could do.
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So we went out and bought a dog.
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Got a dog. I went out and got...
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What does that mean, you got a dog?
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Well, I was in kind of a hurry and it
was just walking down the street. You
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stole a dog.
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You stole a dog that is so over the
line. Over the line? You bought a five
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-old girl a Mercedes.
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Yeah, that's after Sam had already lost
her to your two -wheeling little gigolo.
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Hey, you know, it's not my fault that
your son doesn't have the normal
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coordination of a five -year -old. Why
don't you just teach him how to ride a
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bike? We tried. We ran out of Bactine.
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You know, this is crazy. They're little
boys. They shouldn't be judged on what
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kind of toys they have or what kind of
animals they're allergic to. Well, then
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what should we judge them on? How cute
they are? Because I don't think you want
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to do that.
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What is that supposed to mean?
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Sammy's adorable.
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Logan is adorable.
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He's cute.
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I wouldn't call him adorable.
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You have to take your fingers out of
your nose once in a while to be
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Oh, really? And put them where? Down
your pants?
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Come on, are you kidding me?
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It was just the two boys.
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No toys, no dogs, no bikes. There's no
way that girl doesn't choose Logan over
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Sam. Well, first of all, you're high.
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And unfortunately, there's no way to
find that out now.
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Yes, there is.
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Look, here's what we'll do. We'll put
them both in the yard, right? No dogs,
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electric cars, no bikes. Just Sammy and
Logan, all right? And then... We'll
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place Claire between them and have them
each call her name.
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And whoever she goes to gets to keep
her.
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That is the stupidest idea I have ever
heard. You're on.
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Sammy, come out here.
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Okay, little McGruff, we won't be
needing you.
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Why is he taking my new puppy?
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Yeah, don't get too attached to that,
Logan. It's a loner.
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Sammy, stay right there. All right,
Logan, come over here by me, please.
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Hi, Claire.
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Hi. We're going to play a little game.
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You like games?
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Yeah. I like hot dogs.
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Yeah,
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you know what? That's great. Just stay
right there, okay?
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Call her name, Logan.
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Don't call her a name. Call her name.
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Sammy? Say Claire.
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Are you yelling at my daughter like
she's a dog?
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Well, I don't think we have to answer
that until you answer why you didn't
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before entering her house.
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I did knock.
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No one answered.
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Then I heard people yelling my
daughter's name, so I came in.
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Oh, okay, Kim, go ahead and answer her
question.
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You know what? I don't care.
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There is no excuse for what you were
doing.
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Let's go, Claire.
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This is the last play date we're having
here.
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Wasn't that bad.
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Greg, I was throwing her treats while
you were whistling at her.
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We were a camcorder away from shooting
the first episode of Kindergartner's
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Wild.
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I'm sorry.
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Oh, me too.
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Our sons are going to meet a lot of
girls in their lives. If we don't want
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drive them all away, I think we should
keep our distance.
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Yeah.
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Well, besides, they don't need our help
with women. I mean...
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I'm actually just going to figure it
out, right? Like Greg and Jimmy did.
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Jimmy, maybe.
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When I first met Greg, he still had
quite a bit to learn.
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He knew all the right names for a lot of
things, but he didn't know quite where
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to find them.
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It's true.
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Excuse me, somebody told me they saw a
guy in a hat taking my dog back here.
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Yeah, that was me.
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I, uh,
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found him on the sidewalk and thought he
was lost.
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Well, uh, he, uh, he has our address
right on the tag.
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Yeah, you can't always trust those,
though.
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Nothing. Thanks, I guess.
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My little girl would be very upset if
she knew her dog was missing.
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Little girl? How old is she?
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Five. We just moved in about a block and
a half down. Wow, that's great. I bet
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she's adorable.
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Yeah. She's a cutie.
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Anyway, thanks again.
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I'll see you around.
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Bye. Bye. See you later. Bye -bye.
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We should go find Sam, see if he wants
to hang out.
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Yeah, we haven't taken a family walk
around the neighborhood in quite a
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Logan, wash your face. We're going to
visit your puppy.
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Kevin, that is so cool. How'd you learn
to do that?
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My dad taught me.
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Can I have your girlfriend?
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I'll think about it.
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I'll show you some funny pictures.
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