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Anyone going to eat that last crescent
roll? I might.
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When do you think you might know?
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After I finish my chicken, if I'm still
hungry, I might eat it.
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Well, you've got a lot of chicken left.
By the time you eat that roll, it's
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going to be cold.
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Now that you've filled up on that roll,
you're probably not going to be able to
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finish that six.
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One, two, three. You got to watch and
keep in love with you.
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Yeah, baby. Take all the fucking
brothers to you. Yeah, baby. And live
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the best you can.
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your executive.
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Yeah, well, take your kid to work day. I
thought it'd be cute if he looked like
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his father when he goes to work.
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Oh, well, in that case, my kids are
going to need jelly donut stains on
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shirts and a frisbee.
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Well, Sammy, ready for our big day?
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Yeah. Well, you sure look sharp, but you
don't need a tie.
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Greg! Sorry, sorry. When did he stop
wearing clip -ons?
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He wanted a big boy tie.
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All right, Buzz, you ready to see your
father?
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Wow, don't you look spiffy. Yeah, it's a
big day. I just wanted to look my very
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best. Oh, honey, your tie's crooked.
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Jimmy.
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My big boy tie had jelly on it.
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When are we going to Daddy's office?
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Well, someone lost their keys in the
storm drain and your daddy's having to
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with it.
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It was Daddy Lots of Teas, right?
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Yeah.
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Well, this should be a treat for you
guys. This is what an executive's office
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looks like.
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Wow, it's big.
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Yeah, biggest one on the lot. Jenkins
has more windows, but his overlooks the
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commissary, so on Fajita Friday, his
office smells like Tijuana.
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Can you throw a penny then at the people
in the parking lot? No, no, you can't,
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Dominic. Can I throw less football?
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No, that's not a throwing football.
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That's sports memorabilia. What else can
we do? This is boring.
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It's not boring. It's just not a
playground. Come over here. I'll show
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start my day.
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Now, usually the first thing I do is I
sit at my computer.
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Cool. Do you have any games?
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Oh, I wish I had time for games, but I
happen to have a very demanding job.
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In fact, look at that. It's not even 9 o
'clock. I've got like 20 emails.
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What's online Viagra?
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You're a good little reader now, aren't
you?
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and look what you did. You knocked over
my Zen guard.
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All right, that's it. Time to find your
daddy.
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I'm sure he misses being with you as
much as I miss you being with him. And
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the way to the guard shack, perhaps
we'll stop by the janitor's office and
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him and his son to come up and sweep up
my serenity scent.
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Here we go, boys.
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Hey, guys!
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Welcome to the guard shack. Look what I
got for you. I got your hats, I got your
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badges, and I got your little
flashlight.
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And now...
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You were just an elementary school
diploma away from being a real security
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guard. You guys want to see how I let in
the car?
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Yeah. Okay, watch this.
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You step over here.
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You press this button.
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You say, have a good one.
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Although, towards the end of the day, it
gets kind of hot. And I get kind of
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tired. So I invented this.
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Look at that.
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Well, there you have it, kids. Even when
your job consists of sitting down and
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pushing a button, you can always strive
to do less.
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Yeah, I thought it was cool. And check
these out. Here.
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Walkie -talkies. Can I try one? Yeah,
you bet.
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Here you go. Here you go, Sammy. I'll
tell you what.
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Sammy and I are going to run over here.
We'll hide behind the bush and you guys
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talk to us. Actually, Sammy and I have a
meeting to go to.
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Jimmy, we really need to go.
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I don't want to go.
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Sammy, yeah, but it's take your kid to
work day and your daddy doesn't work in
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the bush.
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Greg, why don't you just go to the
meeting and I'll stay here with Sammy.
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after the meeting's over, you come back
and get him.
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Fine, fine. I've got to make this
meeting. I'll see you later.
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Yeah, listen, I was just outside. I
think I might have picked up a couple of
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ticks.
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I'm going to need a lighter and some
tweezers, huh?
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So did the boys have fun? Oh,
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man, they loved it. Their favorite part
was the Western Town set.
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They had a blast hitting me with a bunch
of breakaway chairs and one non
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-breakaway bar stool that hurt like
hell.
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I wouldn't know. He spent the whole day
with Jimmy. I kept going back to get
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him, but he wouldn't come with me.
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Well, he's probably just having fun.
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Well, I mean, he could have fun with me.
I'm fun. I'm just as much fun as Jimmy.
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Hey, hey, hey, what are you doing? The
wedding guy was just here.
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Yeah, you are fun.
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Well, what's fun about that? Smudges
aren't fun.
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Look, Greg.
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The kids love hanging out with Jimmy
because he's one of them. He's a big
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Tell me about it. How many adults get a
lecture from the doc about swallowing
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too much gum?
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Come on. Jimmy's Sammy's uncle. It's
great to have a fun uncle.
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Yeah, but Jimmy's not an uncle. I mean,
uncles visit, and then they leave. They
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don't live in the same house.
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Uncles show up a couple of times a year,
maybe teach you how to smoke a cigar.
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Then they leave, fall off the wagon, and
then send inappropriate pictures from
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the Philippines.
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How is your Uncle Dave?
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I don't know, but that's the way it's
supposed to be with uncles. I mean,
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Jimmy's too much a part of our kids'
lives. It's like Sammy has two dads.
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Ridiculous. No, you know what? That's
true. Our kids do kind of have two sets
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parents, but that's good.
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Good for who?
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For everyone.
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Look, your kids get a lot of horseplay
they would otherwise be missing.
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My kids get a lot of meals they would
otherwise be missing.
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I mean, until my boys met Kim, they just
thought stoves were nothing but large
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cigarette lighters.
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Honey, I know that you're upset, but as
Sammy gets older, he'll come to
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recognize the qualities that make you a
great father.
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Responsibility, guidance, financial
security. Boring.
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Sammy will be in college by the time he
understands that stuff.
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I want to be fun dad now.
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Oh, window cleaner! Window cleaner! Call
the police!
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Hey,
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where's the kids?
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Yeah, they made a fort.
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Hello?
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Anyone there?
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Sorry, need the password.
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Well, I don't want to come in. I want
you guys to come out.
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We're playing.
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Well, guess I'm going to have to go to
Legoland all by myself.
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You're taking us all to Legoland?
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Wow, Greg, that's great.
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Yep, Legoland.
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Rides and Legos.
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Land.
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Hey, yeah, I got something else fun I
want to show you guys outside.
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Hey, wait a minute. Come on. Hop on. Hop
on. This will be fun, too. This will be
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fun, too. Hop on. Hop on.
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Okay. Okay.
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Oh, I can't move.
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Is it as fun? It's like a car shaped
like a giant hot dog.
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Well, don't I feel stupid. I just threw
out my dumpster full of sauerkraut.
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Where'd you get this?
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They were shooting a commercial on the
lot. I kind of had to wrangle a deal for
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the weekend. On the way back, we have to
stop and make an appearance at a
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supermarket opening in Irvine.
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Can we just go in the minivan?
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Fun dad doesn't just bring his kids to
fun. He brings his kids to fun and fun
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because nothing's funner than finding a
fun way to get to a fun place.
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What? Just get in the hot dog.
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Are we there yet?
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Yep, only ten more miles to go. It won't
be long now.
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Greg, we haven't moved an inch in the
last hour.
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Yeah, but those truckers up ahead must
know something.
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They're packing up their hibachi.
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How?
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Dominic Logan, stop it! I mean it!
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I swear I'll make Uncle Greg turn this
wiener around and... Oh, my kids.
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I can't discipline my kids in a giant
hot dog.
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Hey, buddy.
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Can I get three hot dogs with
everything?
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Oh, no, we don't have hot dogs.
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What, are you sold out?
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No, we're not selling hot dogs. This is
just advertising.
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And it worked.
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I want a hot dog. We don't have them.
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We don't have them. It's just a symbol.
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You don't walk up to the Statue of
Liberty and say, I'd like to buy some
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liberty, do you?
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Fine. Thanks for nothing.
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You're welcome.
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I'm going to have to ask the guy at the
hardware store for wiener -colored touch
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-up paint.
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I want a hot dog.
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I want a hot dog, too.
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We don't have hot dogs. It's
advertising.
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Well, I'm stuck. There's no food.
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There's only one thing left to do.
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Eat Logan.
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Emily, because I'm a pig.
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Who wants to see the pig?
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Pig, pig, pig, pig, pig.
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I was going to ask for a couple of dogs
with relish, but can I see your license
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and registration?
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Look at all these cities made of Legos.
It's amazing.
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San Francisco, New York, New Orleans.
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Yeah, look at all these little Lego
people, you know, not a care in the
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It's like they never have to worry about
money. They got a nice place to live.
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Tell you, I envy them.
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What do you mean you envy them? Slap a
peg on your head, you're one of them.
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This is fun. It's amazing what they can
do with Legos. I know. Can you imagine
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if they had really big Legos and then
they used them to build stuff for humans
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to work and live in?
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They do, Jimmy. They're called bricks.
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So what should we do first, Sammy? Yeah,
there's a boat, a train, an airplane -y
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thing.
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Rollercoaster.
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Yeah, okay, right.
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Rollercoaster. Hey, look over there.
There's the Mount Rushmore.
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No, rollercoaster.
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Sammy, Sammy, Daddy can't go on the
rollercoaster. He gets motion sickness.
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You know what? I'll take him. No, no,
no. I can take my own son on the
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rollercoaster. Greg. I'll be fine, Kim.
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Are you sure? I've seen you get sick on
the swings at the park.
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If that wasn't motion sickness, I'd put
my hand on some kid's booger.
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This is going to be fun, don't you
think? This is going to be fun?
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Hey, want to get some apple fries after
this? I'd rather not think about food
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right now, thank you.
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They're kind of like french fries, but
they're sweeter, so, you know, you
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wouldn't put chili on them.
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But would you?
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Jimmy, please stop talking.
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NOOOO!
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Still can't believe I puked on my son.
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So you threw up on Sammy.
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It's not like he's never thrown up on
you.
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Heck, I remember one time he peed on
you.
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Yeah, well, if the roller coaster went
faster, we'd be even.
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Okay. You had a bad morning.
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No, but there's still time to try some
other rides.
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I bet you could handle the mini train.
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If you sit in front and keep your eyes
on the horizon.
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No, I better just stay here. You guys
can come get me when you're leaving.
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This whole trip was a bad idea.
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It's a great idea.
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The kids are having a terrific time
because you work hard and care enough to
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plan special days like this.
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And maybe it'll be years before you get
credit for all that you do, but that's
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what makes you a good dad.
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You keep doing it anyway.
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That's a lot harder than being fun.
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Yeah, maybe so.
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Excuse me?
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Do you feel well enough to go outside?
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I don't think so. Why?
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Because you smell like puke.
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I left him right here. I wonder where he
went.
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Hey, can you guys give me a boost? I've
got to get up there.
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The eyes on your dinosaur are still
uneven.
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I heard you the first six times.
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I'm working on it.
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Greg, should you really be changing
their display?
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Display? Kim, I built this.
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You're kidding.
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No.
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This is amazing.
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Hey, sorry we're late. I let Dominic
push Emily in the stroller and he wiped
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a... Jazz funeral on Miniature Bourbon
Street.
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Hey, guys, look at the dinosaur Greg
made.
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Wow. You like it?
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Yeah, can I touch it?
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Sure, go up there and touch it.
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Great. You put all this together?
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Wow, that's amazing.
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Last week it took you 20 minutes to open
up a beach chair.
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We can make something cool. In fact, if
you like Legos, Grandma's got all my old
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Legos at her house, and we can get her
to send them out, and we can play with
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Legos all the time.
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Cool. Can I build something with you
too, Uncle Greg? Hey, you know what,
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Dominic? Why don't you let him play with
Sammy? I'll teach you to make something
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cool. Hey, so what do you want to build
now? You want to build a dinosaur? You
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want to build, like, a brontosaurus or a
stegosaurus?
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How about a cave?
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A cave? Well, sure. The dinosaur's got
to have a place to live. We'll build a
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cave. Hey, guys.
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Hey, look what I made.
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It's a stick.
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I'm going to teach you how to make a
stick.
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Can you please build with us?
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Sure, grab some Legos. I mean, if the
dinosaur has a brother -in -law, I'm
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he's going to need a guest cave.
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And a stick.
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Where's Jimmy?
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I don't know. He left me a note saying
he was taking a couple days off and
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to Mardi Gras.
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Mardi Gras is enduring this time of
year.
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Woo!
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Party!
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Come on, ladies! It's Mardi Gras!
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Come on!
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Let me hear some noise!
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Woo!
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Come on. Come on here, ladies. Here,
ladies. Who wants some beer? Who wants
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beer? Come on. Come on. Oh, yeah. Yeah?
Hey, what do you say, sweetheart? Come
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on. What do you say? Yeah, show me your
pegs.
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Come on.
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Oh, what?
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Oh, what? You thought it was jazz?
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