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There's a time for love and a time for
living. Take a chance and face the wind.
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An open road and a road that gives you a
brand new life around the bend.
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Not so long that you might awake to a
brand new life, a brand new life, a
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new life around the bend.
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Hello, ladies.
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Where's Mona?
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Mona who?
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Hi,
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Mona. Hi, Tony.
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What's with Angela?
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Tough day at the office?
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Did Mona mess up your lunch on her
again, Angela?
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Yes, as a matter of fact, she did.
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But I wouldn't be upset over a petty
thing like that.
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I wouldn't let her sit by the window on
the train.
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Well, it was my turn.
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Hey, hey, hey.
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Whatever happened to hi?
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Hi. Hi.
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Hi.
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Hi.
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Guess what?
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I got asked to the party by the coolest
kid in school.
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You mean the Chad McCann? No, Angela.
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The Todd Phillips.
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is so great about him? It's the way he
walks. And the way he smiles.
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And the way he goes like this.
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Hey,
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wait a minute, wait a minute.
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Samantha, I thought Chad was the
coolest.
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No, he's the cutest. Todd's the coolest.
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What is the difference?
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Don't you two know anything?
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Tell him, Sam.
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Okay, see, the cute guy... are the
popular guys, and sometimes they're
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not always. The cool guys are so cool,
they don't need to be popular.
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See, then there's a jock. Sometimes
they're popular, but they're never cool.
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knew that.
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Don't forget the wannabes.
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Glad you asked. They'll laugh at me.
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Well, they'll laugh at me, too.
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Well, you're used to it.
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What's a wannabe?
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nerds and other weirdoids.
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And the lowest of the low, the audio
-visual squad.
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Now, wait just a second here, girls. I
don't think this is right. I don't think
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we should put labels on people. You
know, I never did that when I was in
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school. I was the coolest and the most
popular and the jock.
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I still can't believe he asked me.
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Samantha, Samantha, let me ask you a
question.
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When is this party and where is it at?
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Tonight in Todd's basement. It's the
coolest basement.
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Are his coolest parents going to be
there?
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Dad, I'm 14.
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What's the difference? The difference is
if they ain't there, you won't be
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either. They'll be there. Of course
they'll be there.
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I think I better call.
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There you go, Angela.
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Hey, Jonathan.
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I know they taste good, but you'd be
surprised they taste better if you chew.
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I've got to get over to Joey's. We're
going to practice loading his father's
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slide projector.
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Oh, sweetheart, doesn't that sound like
fun?
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We have to be good to get on the audio
-visual squad.
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Don't worry, Angela. I think it's
different in grade school.
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Good morning.
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How was your party last night? What do
you mean?
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What do you mean, what do you mean? You
know, party, kids, music, onion dip.
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That, it was fine.
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That's all I could get out of the last
night, too.
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Morning!
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What'd you do?
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Stuff, stuff, stuff.
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Come on, let's go up to my room. Okay.
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Hey, hey, what about breakfast?
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Oh, thanks.
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Exuberant abuse.
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Exuberant's my foot.
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Something happened at that party last
night, Angela. What do you mean?
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Oh, you heard what Sam said.
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Samantha said nothing happened.
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Yeah, well, there's nothing happened,
nothing happened. And there's something
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happened, nothing happened. And I'm
telling you, there's nothing to
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What? Nothing.
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So, how was it? I can't believe it. Your
first time. Uh -huh.
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So, let's see it. Okay, here it goes.
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Major hickey.
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That's almost as big as the one I had.
Yeah, but it's got... better color.
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And good placement, too, huh?
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Oh, it's so beautiful.
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So, how do you feel?
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I don't know.
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Different somehow.
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What are you going to tell your dad?
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Nothing. Are you kidding?
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You can't wear that scarf forever.
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Yeah. I'll get a neck brace.
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sung by V.
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Oh, yeah.
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Hello, girls.
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Good.
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What are you doing here?
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I was going to put away your laundry.
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Those are Jonathan's.
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Oh, gee.
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My mistake.
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What's the matter with your neck?
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Why are you going like this?
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It's a new dance. Yeah, everyone's doing
it.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah, and you can do it the other side,
too.
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No, you can't, Julia.
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Oh, yeah, sure you can. Look.
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Samantha, that's a hickey.
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you could let this happen. I suppose you
think this is cool.
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Sort of.
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That's it.
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That's it, Samantha. You're grounded.
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But, Dad, I have a date tonight.
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That's what you think. That's what you
think.
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You're never going to see that boy again
or any other cool boys or popular ones
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or even a wannabe.
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time when your child becomes sexually
active.
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I know I'm not looking forward to it.
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Samantha is not sexually active.
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Okay, I didn't mean active. I meant
aware.
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She's growing up.
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Tony, Sam is a responsible...
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Intelligent girl.
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I'm sure she's not doing anything you
weren't doing at her age.
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Oh, madonna mia.
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All right, look, let's stop talking
about this, huh? Let's just forget it.
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talk about something else, okay?
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Okay.
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Oh,
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mother, would you hand me that sponge?
The counter's a little sticky.
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Hickey?
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Did you say hickey? You said hickey,
didn't you? You said hickey. You know
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they call girls and get them things on
their neck?
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Popular? Tony,
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you are overreacting.
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Now, what is a hickey? A bruise.
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A few broken blood vessels.
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A simple glob of blood sucked to the
surface of the skin.
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Tony,
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please, go talk to her.
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She needs you.
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confusing time for her.
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For her?
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It's a confusing time for her?
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Every time I look at her, all I can see
is some kid's face attached to her neck.
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Can't leave her up in her room forever.
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Why not? I'll feed her.
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to someone else. A girl.
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Ew, gross!
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Hey, guys.
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What's up?
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Uh, nothing.
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I brought you something to eat. Are you
hungry?
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No.
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What do you want to do? Go out with
Todd.
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No.
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Is that all you can say?
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Samantha, I know you're mad at me, but
we have to talk about this calmly and
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rationally.
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Oh, I cannot look at that thing.
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Dad, it's no big deal. It's only a
hickey. I know it's only a hickey.
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It really doesn't mean anything, but...
But what?
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to other things.
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No, it wouldn't, Dad. I wouldn't let it.
Oh, sure. I know you try not to let it,
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but guys can be very persuasive.
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They'll say anything to get what they
want.
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Not Todd. He really cares about me.
That's the first thing you're going to
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They'll say anything.
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They'll say men are different.
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It's biological.
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That they could die.
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Samantha, in all of medical history, no
man has ever died from a girl saying no.
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Except Vinnie Ajiro.
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When his girl said no, she was running
over him in a Plymouth.
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Look.
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Sam, here's the thing.
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I just wouldn't want you to do anything.
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Anything that would make you feel
uncomfortable.
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Okay? Okay.
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And most importantly, you gotta know
that you can come and talk to me about
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anything.
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Well, Dad, about this grounded
business... Oh, I know, I know. I
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overreacted.
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Hey, look, you're not grounded. It's
starting tomorrow.
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But what about tonight?
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I think you need some time to sort this
stuff out.
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Oh, Dad, I could do that tomorrow.
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I'm sorry, sweetheart. No date. Do you
understand?
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Yeah. I love you. I love you, too.
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Hey, look. I'll tell you what.
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You want to come downstairs?
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No. I kind of want some time alone to
sort things out.
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That's my girl.
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Bye.
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It is a great date, isn't it?
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The best.
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You want to shoot some pool?
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Yeah, sure.
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Maybe we ought to just listen to music.
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Okay.
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Good music.
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Yeah.
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No thanks, Mom.
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like you sam i like you too i really
care about you
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i really care about you todd what
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don't do that oh i'm sorry i won't do it
again i promise
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going steady.
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You're wearing my hickey.
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Because what you're doing now is making
me uncomfortable.
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But, Sam, I told you I really care about
you.
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Yeah? If you really cared, you wouldn't
ask me to do something I didn't want to
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do. But, Sam, you see, it's different
with guys.
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It's biological.
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Did you say biological?
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Sure. Didn't you know that?
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I don't believe you're saying this. It's
true.
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A guy could die if he stops.
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A guy could get run over by a Plymouth
if he doesn't.
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Come on, Sam.
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Todd, listen. I think I better go. Wait,
why?
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Don't go.
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We could just talk.
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We could play pool, and you can beat me.
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I'd destroy you.
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Come on, Sam.
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I'm sorry.
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Please don't go. It won't happen again.
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Sam!
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You are an
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animal!
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Mother, do you have any twos?
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Go fish.
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Tony, you got any twos?
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Tony, you weren't paying attention.
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I just asked Mother for... twos. Here
you go, Tony.
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Why
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didn't you
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give them to me?
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I didn't like the way you asked.
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Well, that is not very sporting of you,
Mother.
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I may quit.
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Oh, great.
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It's awful quiet up there, you know?
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You think she's all right? She probably
fell asleep.
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Yeah. You know what? I think I'll go
tuck her in.
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I know this is corny, but I just feel so
great about that talk we had. I feel
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like we really connected.
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Tony, communication is the bridge that
spans the generation gap.
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Parents and children just have to learn
to listen to each other, right, Mother?
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Oh, sorry, dear. What were you saying?
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Oh, hey, who says raising a teenager is
so tough, huh?
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Bag of shells.
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Dad?
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There's my little girl now.
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I was just going to go say something.
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What are you doing down here? I mean,
not up there.
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I kind of snuck out of my room to see
Todd tonight.
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Well, then you better start talking
fast, young lady.
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Okay. I don't want to hear it.
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I can't believe you do this, Sam.
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I thought we had this great talking that
we really understood each other.
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But you didn't hear one word I said.
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Yes, I did.
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I just thought that you were wrong.
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Of course.
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You're 14.
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I'm over the hill. What do I know?
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May I say something?
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Can I stop you?
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Tony, you know how I hate to be a
Budinsky.
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No, dear, you like it.
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It seems to me that Sam is trying to
tell you something.
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Listen to her.
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Remember communication, the bridge?
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The bridge?
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The bridge is out.
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You defied me, Samantha. You snuck out
of this house to meet a boy that I said
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was off limits.
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Dad, I had a theme. I was afraid if I
didn't show up, you wouldn't ask me out
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again. Oh, Samantha.
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But, Dad, when I got there, he did
everything you said he'd do.
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Everything?
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He tried, but I didn't fall for it.
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It's amazing.
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You actually know what you were talking
about.
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I should have listened to you.
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Well, maybe you will when I send you to
the convent.
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Tony, look. At least she came in the
front door.
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She could just as easily have sneaked
back into her room.
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Yeah.
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If the trellis hadn't broken on my way
out.
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See? She told the truth again.
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Well, I guess you did right by getting
out of there and coming to me.
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But you did wrong by sneaking out of
this house, and I'm talking wrong.
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So, now what?
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I don't know.
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What do you think, Angela?
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Tony, I think you have to find the
answer within yourself.
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Gee, thanks.
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The one time I need you.
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Okay.
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I guess I could ground you for
disobeying me.
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Or I could trust you for showing me how
mature you are that you can handle
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anything that happens.
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You're grounded.
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That is exactly what I would have said.
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It's too late, Angela. You had your
chance and you blew it.
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There
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you
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go, Angela.
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Good as new.
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Thank you, Toby. You know, when you
think about it, it really is kind of
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romantic.
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Sam liked Juliet climbing down the
trellis to meet her Romeo.
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Yeah, well, if Juliet's old man would
have grounded her like he should have.
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Them kids would have lived happily ever
after.
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Oh, hi, sweetheart.
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Hi, Mom.
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Honey, what's the matter?
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I didn't make the audiovisual squad.
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I lost out to Point Dexter Carp.
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