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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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Open road and a road that's hidden. A
brand new life around the bend.
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There were times I lost a dream or two.
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Found a trail and at the end was you.
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There's a path you take and a path not
taken.
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The choice is up to you, my friend.
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Not so long, but you might awaken to a
brand new life.
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Brand new life. A brand new life both
round the bend.
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Could you believe her? A white blouse
with a black bra.
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Every guy in school was staring.
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So, Samantha... Samantha, haven't you
been on that phone long enough?
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Dad, this is important.
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Do you have a black one I could borrow?
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He did?
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I don't believe it!
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Samantha, either do I. You think you can
keep it down?
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Tony, he's a little girl. Little girl
squeal.
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Dr. Ferguson, Dr.
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Schaefer. What's up, docs?
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Well, we're engaged.
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Come on in, come on in. It's so
romantic, huh?
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Ooh, Dr. Paul and Isabel Ferguson, a
medical corporation.
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I'm so happy for you.
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Congratulations. Oh, I've got to call
Marcy and tell her.
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I've already told her, Samantha.
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You did?
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Well, I am her father.
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But I'm her best friend.
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Sorry, I guess I was out of line.
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Hey, but Sam, she doesn't know that you
know.
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All right. All right, upstairs.
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Well,
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have you two set a date yet?
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We think so.
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But I wanted to check it out with you
first.
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Me? Why?
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Because, um, I want you to be my matron
of honor.
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What about Wendy? Now, you've known her
longer. Won't she be hurt?
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Gee, maybe it should be Wendy.
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No way!
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I'm the one who seated you next to each
other at my dinner party. If it wasn't
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for me, you two would not be getting
married. Well, maybe you seated them
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to each other at your dinner party. But
you know what got these two together?
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My oysters macelli.
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I believe in giving credit where credit
is due. So, Tony, will you be my best
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man? Who, me?
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Number 25. I like number 25.
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You know, that is nice, isn't it? Okay,
then. It's settled. We'll go with number
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25. Number 25. Well,
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now that you two have picked out their
invitations, perhaps you'd like to name
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their children.
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I've always liked Anthony.
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Tony, thanks a lot.
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Bye -bye, baby. Bye, darling. Bye.
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Oh,
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they really are great together.
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friends for such a long time, and then
one day, Cupid's arrow just found its
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mark. Didn't love punny. Yeah. It's a
real gut buster.
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I know Angela's romances have always
been good for a laugh.
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Dad, can I ask you something?
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Anything, sweetheart. Anytime. You know
that. As long as it's not about boys,
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your allowance, or a cordless telephone.
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bigger allowance.
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I could buy one and call boys from
anywhere.
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Samantha, what did you want?
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Do you ever think about getting married
again?
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Well, see, I don't know.
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I mean, I was real happy with your mom.
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I sure would like to have that again.
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But hey, things are different now.
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You have me, right? That's right. Let me
tell you something. Any woman that I
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love would have to love you as much as I
do. What's not to love?
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And then, you know, I've got to find a
woman who accepts me for who I am and
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what I do.
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Oh, Dad, you're in big trouble.
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Mother, why would you ask me a question
like that?
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Because inquiring minds want to know.
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Do you or do you not want to get married
again?
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I don't know.
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I'll tell you one thing. If I did get
remarried, Wouldn't be to somebody like
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Michael.
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Thank you, Lord.
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You're so threatened by my success.
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No.
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This time, I'd like a man that would be
supportive of my career, that loves my
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son, is sensitive and considerate.
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Gee, where would you ever find a guy
like that?
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Hey, Angelo.
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You want me to go down to the club's
couch to pick up Jonathan so you can get
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some work done on that new account?
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Dear family and friends, we are here
today to join this man and this woman in
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matrimony.
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Do you take this woman to be your wife,
to love and to cherish for all of your
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life? I do.
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Do you take this man to be your husband,
to love and to cherish for all of your
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life? I do.
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The rings please.
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With this ring, I pledge you my never
-ending love.
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With this ring, I pledge you my never
-ending love.
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In accordance with the laws of the state
of Connecticut, I now pronounce you
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husband and wife.
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You may kiss the bride.
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Perfect couple, don't you think?
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Perfect couple.
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Wendy, I'm so sorry that Herb couldn't
make it to the wedding. Well, he had to
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go to a dental convention.
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Of course, he might have come if his
wife had been maker of honor.
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You know your oldest and dearest friend,
a woman who stood by you through two
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children and one divorce.
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But Angela looks lovely, although peach
is my color.
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She's taking it a lot better than I
thought.
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Oh, it's so beautiful.
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I've forgotten how wonderful weddings
can be. It's almost like there's love in
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the air. Oh, come on, Angela. That was
pine soul.
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So, Angela, did that trip down the aisle
give you any ideas?
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Yeah, what do you say? We've got the
hall for the rest of the evening.
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Oh, hey.
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Hey, what is it when every guy that gets
married, the minute they get married,
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they want to marry every other guy off
their nose? Well, misery loves company.
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Well, looks like the honeymoon's over.
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See you later.
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Hey, I think I'm going to go down to the
old hors d 'oeuvre table.
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Hello.
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You want me to bring you some shrimp
puffs? Would you?
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And some... Little egg rolls?
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Yeah, and I'm going to leave it up to
you.
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You probably know what I like as well as
I do. Better.
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Boy, I'm stuffed.
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I can't eat another bite.
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May I tell you a story?
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We're starting dinner soon.
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Dinner? Why didn't anyone tell me?
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You're the law, huh?
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Shows, huh?
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It's the plate.
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You know, nothing's sadder than hors d
'oeuvres for one.
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Well, I guess I'm still looking for the
right woman.
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Where is that perfect combination of
attractiveness, intelligence,
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and humor, huh?
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Ten -six.
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You want another ramaki?
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Oh, maybe just one. I'll pay you back
when Tony gets here.
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Oh, thank you so much.
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And I promise, the first bunny hop is
yours.
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Oh, sorry it took me so long.
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Oh. You must be starving, huh? Me? Don't
be silly.
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This is Fred and Ginger.
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Not the Fred and Ginger.
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Thanks for clearing that up.
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They're Isabel's cousins from Buffalo.
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Oh, well then, you must be very happy.
Oh, yes, we love Buffalo.
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You didn't bring Angela any rumaki.
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Angela doesn't like rumaki. I love it.
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Well, you never eat it when I make it.
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Uh -oh.
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Sometimes the liver's a little dry.
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My liver's dry?
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Tony, I don't think this is the place.
Oh, sure.
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Tell the guy you hate his liver and then
drop it.
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He's very sensitive about his organs.
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So, how long you two been together?
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Two years.
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You think you know a person.
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Well, Mary, just like that.
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Bowl of surprises.
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Oh, they're not married. They just live
together and raise each other's
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children.
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Well, maybe you should get married.
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Think of the kids.
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What do they tell their little friends?
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I believe the minister's still here.
Perhaps he'd give you a discount.
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Two sacred vows for the price of one.
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And if you act right now, we'll throw in
a matron of honor.
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Would you like to dance, Angela? I'd
love to.
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Excuse us, won't you?
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I guess we did sound a little like a
married couple.
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Yeah.
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Hey, and what about that trip down the
aisle, huh? I mean, that was weird.
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It certainly was.
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What do you mean, weird?
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I don't know. I mean, nothing bad.
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Just... Weird.
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Yeah.
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Have you... Go ahead. No, no, no,
please.
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No, go ahead. No, no, you.
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No, do you. Go ahead. Angela, speak.
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Okay.
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I was just wondering if you ever thought
about getting married again.
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Huh. That's funny because that's what I
was going to ask you.
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Aw.
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Well, have you ever thought about it?
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Me?
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Not really.
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Admit I might have had a, you know, a
thought cross my mind every once in a
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while. You know, but you can't hold a
guy responsible for every thought that
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ever crosses his mind.
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I mean, hey, he'd get arrested before he
was out of puberty.
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I, uh... May have had a stray thought or
two in my time. Yeah, sure.
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Get out.
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Let me ask you, um...
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You know why your thoughts were
straying?
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How far did they go?
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Well, they, um, might have gone down the
bridal path, but, um,
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only with the right person.
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Yes, honey?
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The band's taking a break.
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I guess we should stop dancing.
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Thanks. I am so
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embarrassed.
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Sorry if I made you too uncomfortable.
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I'm a today kind of guy.
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We can see that, Fred.
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I mean, if you two want to live
together, it's no skin off of my nose.
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Well, that's real big of you there,
Freddy.
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But we don't really live together, at
least not the way you think.
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I'm Angela's housekeeper.
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Oh, well,
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then I guess marriage is out of the
question.
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Hold it right there, Ginge.
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As you well know, good husbands are hard
to find.
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Especially ones who do windows.
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Well, then again, I guess it might be
nice having a husband who didn't work.
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Well, I wouldn't mind living off of a
little lady for a while, as long as my
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allowance was big enough.
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Right, Tony?
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Anyone tried the cracked crab?
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Excuse me.
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But if you think Tony doesn't work for a
living, you are sorely mistaken. Oh,
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no, no, Anza, please, lighten up. I
don't need you to defend me. I'm not
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defending you.
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I simply want to point out that you have
a very challenging job.
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It takes a lot of know -how and
organizational skills to be an effective
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housekeeper.
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Stuffed mushrooms, anyone?
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Tony works hard.
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He works damn hard.
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And he has the dishpan hands to prove
it. Wendy, he does not. He wears rubber
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gloves.
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Well, I guess that's part of the know
-how.
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I think I could use a refill.
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You want to get me one, too, Tony?
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Sorry, Fred.
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It's my day off.
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Can I talk to you?
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Sure. Talk.
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I'm sorry about what I said back there.
I didn't mean it. I mean, I didn't mean
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it. It's just that when I heard myself
saying it, I just couldn't believe that
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was saying it so badly.
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Sort of like right now.
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Exactly.
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The whole thing was so awkward.
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Look, let's just forget about it. They
were just joking around.
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I don't think it was very funny.
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Are you kidding me? Come on. What's
funnier than marrying your housekeeper?
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That's not what I meant.
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Come on. Let's think about it.
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A big success like you, who wouldn't get
a kick out of that?
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Tony, just because I'm a success doesn't
mean I'm a snob.
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I don't give a fig newton what people
say.
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Angela, watch your language.
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Let's face it, we both gave a little
fig.
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Yeah.
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Hey, what are we talking about marriage
for anyway? I mean, what is it with
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weddings? I think they make people
crazy.
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You think it's crazy?
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Sure.
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Don't you?
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lucky single women gather round time to
scramble for the bouquet hey look
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tomorrow the newlyweds will be on their
honeymoon and we can stop thinking about
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this weddings and stuff absolutely
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You look like an attractive,
intelligent, sensitive woman.
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Well, you're very perceptive.
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Good sense of humor, too.
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May I add good dancer to the list?
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I don't know.
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Well, sure, you're a great dancer. Yeah,
sure.
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Look, I understand.
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You're in the middle of something. No,
no, no, it's okay.
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We're through.
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Yes.
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I guess we are.
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I think I owe you a finder's fee on this
one.
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We are going to look great on the dance
floor.
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Don't be too sure, Fred and Ginger are
out there.
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Tony?
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Everything okay?
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Sure, Mona. You know the old saying,
right?
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Always a bridesmaid, never a bride.
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Come on, care to dance?
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I'd love to.
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These feet will never dance again.
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Yeah, but me.
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So let me ask you, you're going to see
Jeffrey with a G again?
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Probably.
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Friday night dinner and a Broadway show.
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Well, I think it's great just seeing
other people.
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I think I should be seeing people.
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We both should be seeing people.
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Not the same people.
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Different people.
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Oh, Tony, you're so good.
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