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There's a time for love and a time for
living. They could dance and face the
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world. Open road and a road that's
hidden.
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Friendly life around the bend.
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There were times I lost a dream or two.
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I 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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That's a long way that you might awaken
to a brand new life. A brand new life. A
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brand new life. A brand new life.
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A letter
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of
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introduction. Power agency brochure.
Envelope.
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Fan. Adjust and lick.
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You know, this sabotage is a dog -eat
-dog business.
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I have the best news.
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Marcy and I are going to be counselors
on the Y trip to Washington.
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Oh.
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It's going to be so radical. Yeah, yeah.
You know, I had some radical times down
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in Washington myself, you know, back in
the 60s. I didn't think you'd be the
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type to go to demonstrations.
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Are you kidding? I went all the time.
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50 ,000 girls, not one bronze.
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Hawaii trip to Washington?
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D .C.? Oh, sweetheart.
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Sam's going to be one of your
counselors. Isn't that a stroke of luck?
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Why me?
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All right. We can sit next to each other
on the train.
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We can have meals together. We can do
everything together.
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Okay, okay. You can come. But stay out
of my face.
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Is she going to make a great counselor
or what, huh?
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Hey, Rover, what do you say?
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Take a walk with me down to the mailbox.
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Come on, Grover. Maybe we'll run into
that cute little cockapoo.
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Hey. Can I understand how he thinks?
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Oh, men are all animals.
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Thank God.
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Mother. No, Angela. I am not working
anymore. I have a very busy afternoon
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planned. I want to talk to you about
something very personal and intimate.
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I'm free.
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Um, Mother, as you know, Jeffrey and I
have been dating for a few weeks now,
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he wants me to go to Maine with him this
weekend.
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Just the two of us.
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Do you know what that means?
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Your skin will clear up?
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No, Mother.
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It means that our relationship is going
to change.
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Be more.
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Committed, more invested in each other.
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Angela, are you going up there to get it
on or buy real estate?
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Do you like the guy or not?
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Of course I like him. He's ambitious.
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Successful. He's a shrewd businessman.
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He's kind of cute.
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Oh, yeah. He could be the next
centerfold for business week.
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Mother, will you stop?
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You want me to say that you should go to
Maine? We should, shouldn't we? Thank
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you, Mother.
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This is crazy.
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There'll be so much fun. I can't wait.
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Hey, hey.
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What's all the excitement about?
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Talking about going to Maine this
weekend.
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Maine. Ooh, Maine.
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Ooh, the kids will love that. You know
what I mean? We'll take the van. I'll
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pack a lunch. Wait a minute. What am I
talking about? The kids are going to be
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watching. I'll tell you what we'll do.
Tony, it's not we.
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It's me.
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And Jeffrey.
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Oh.
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Oh. Oh, so then maybe I won't go.
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Oh. Well, I'm all set.
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Looky. you. You look like a regular snow
bunny.
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Oh, let me get that.
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Bauer Resonance.
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Hey, hey, hey, it's the kids. They made
it to Washington. Oh, hi, hi,
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sweetheart.
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Hey, how was the train ride?
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Oh, honey, don't be embarrassed,
Jonathan. I get train sick, too.
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Yes, Sam, it'll wash out.
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Hey, listen, say hi to Ronnie and Nancy.
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Jonathan, don't you bother Sam too much.
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Hey, and Samantha, look out for
Jonathan, all right?
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We love you.
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Bye.
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You know that this is the first weekend
that the family's going to be separated.
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It feels kind of strange.
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It sure does.
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I'm going to miss our Saturday night
movies.
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Come on, huh?
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You always hate the ones I rent.
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I know, but I love your popcorn.
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Hey, Jeffrey, what do you think? How are
you? Oh, don't you look just like an
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angel? Oh, well, thanks, Jeff. You look
pretty sharp yourself.
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Well, I am set for a beautiful weekend
with my beautiful lady.
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Oh, Jeffrey.
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Excuse me.
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Guess what?
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I have a surprise for you.
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I love surprises.
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I had my sob waxed and detailed this
afternoon.
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Take it easy. You're going to spoil it.
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Well, listen, we'd better get a move on
because traffic's a bear and it's
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starting to snow. Thank you.
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Well,
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Tony...
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Have a nice weekend.
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Oh, yeah, yeah. I'm gonna. I'm gonna
have a great weekend. You know, I'm
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gonna... I think I'll head back to the
old neighborhood, you know?
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Brooklyn in the snow. It's a regular
winter wonderland.
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Yeah,
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you too. Have fun. Thanks. We will.
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Bye. Bye -bye.
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Who knows?
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Could it be?
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Yes, it could.
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Something's coming.
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Something good.
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Maybe tonight.
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Maybe tonight.
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Maybe tonight.
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So much for small talk.
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You always meet your old friends that
way? Just the ones named Tony.
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Well, I'm glad they didn't name me Fred.
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How long has it been, Tony?
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Oh, it's been a long time.
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Let me just show you. Remember this?
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Oh, yes.
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The years have been good to you, Tony.
Yeah?
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Yeah, well, they...
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They bent over backwards for you.
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This is great. It reminds me of old
times.
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Yeah, yeah, like when Tanya and Tony
stood for TNT.
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Kaboom.
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Hey, um, would you like some hot
chocolate? I remembered how you like
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cream.
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Salud.
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Let me get that for you.
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You know what I feel like doing? Yes.
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Count me in.
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I'll take a sled.
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Oh, a sled.
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Won't we fall off?
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Oh, no, no, Tanya, a sled. I mean, for
sledding. You know, like in the snow.
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I mean, it's like a Perry Como Christmas
special.
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Can we build a snowman, too?
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Perry always does.
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It defies my imagination.
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They're too highly... intelligent people
with the aid of road maps, a citizen's
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band radio... A compass. And a compass.
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Still couldn't reach a destination 187
miles north.
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Jeffrey, may I remind you that we would
be in Maine right now sipping champagne
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if you had turned left like I told you.
I beg to differ. We would be in Maine
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right now smuggling by the fire if you
had told me to turn right, because then
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would have turned left. What kind of
logic is that? Got us all the way to the
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Connecticut Turnpike, didn't it?
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Jeffrey?
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You know what this is?
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Incredibly annoying?
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No.
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It's our first fight.
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I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
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Come here. Come here.
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This never happened to Perry Como.
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I thought you were in Maine.
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We got lost.
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It was entirely no one's fault.
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Tony, I don't believe we've met the
friend you're holding.
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This is Angela Bauer, my boss, and her
friend, Jeffrey.
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Hi, Angela. Hi, Jeff.
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That's Jeffrey with a G.
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Nice to meet you.
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Yes. Welcome to Connecticut.
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Your snowballs are melting.
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I guess we won't need these anymore.
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Kid, Bob.
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Mona.
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Mona, I'm sorry. I didn't even see you
out there, Mona.
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Well, well, well.
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Isn't this cozy?
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I would love to stay and find out how
this happened, but my snowplow driver's
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waiting.
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I'm afraid to ask. Your snowplow driver?
Uh -huh. My car got stuck.
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See, and, uh...
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Rocky dug me out, and I've been driving
around with him all night long.
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He even let me use his shovel.
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Oh, sorry about your sob.
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My turbo?
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Oh, Jeff, it's not so bad. Look, you can
see the top of the antenna from here.
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Well, here we all are.
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How about that snow, huh? It sure is
coming down.
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Hey, I got an idea. How about a little
hot chocolate, huh?
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With whipped cream?
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No, no, no whipped cream.
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Maybe I better help him. Doesn't he know
how to make hot chocolate by himself?
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No.
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Talk amongst yourselves.
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What are we going to do?
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I'll pour you stir.
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I mean, after that.
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You have to admit, this is kind of
unusual.
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Hope I didn't spoil your plan.
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Oh, no, no. My plans? No, no. In fact,
this is exactly what I had in mind. A
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cozy evening for four.
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Oh, I guess we are all a little too old
to double date.
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Except for Tanya.
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Angela, for your information, she's not
that young. In fact, we went to high
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school together.
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She went to high school.
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And beauty school.
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Oh, a scholar.
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Well, let's just say at least she's fun.
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Are you saying that Jeffrey isn't fun?
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Oh, no, no.
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I mean, his idea of a joke is putting
dimes in his penny loafers.
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Look, we are all mature adults, more or
less.
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Let's just make the best of this.
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Okay, well, I think Tanya and I are
going to make the best of it in
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Excuse me.
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Okay, Tanya, get your coat. Come on.
We're going to Brooklyn.
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Well, it was really nice meeting both of
you. Give me a call if you ever want to
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do anything with that hair.
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Drive carefully.
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Hope you make it. Don't worry, we will.
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Wait up.
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Alone at last.
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Now, where were we?
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Right here.
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What's the matter?
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No.
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It's not you.
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It's me.
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I mean, it's not me.
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It's just... It's the vacuum.
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Excuse me?
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It's just very hard to relax in the
privacy of your own home. You understand
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what I'm saying?
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Uh, no. No, but I do want you relaxed.
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Tell you what.
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Why don't we take your car and we'll go
to the Fairfield?
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Oh, good idea. It's secluded.
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Close by and it's dead north.
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North.
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Oh.
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Oh, Jeff. This is beautiful.
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I love communing with nature.
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Just you, me, and room service.
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No,
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don't move, Angel.
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You're so affectionate. No, I'm
freezing.
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Listen, why don't you fix us a nice cozy
fire?
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Oh.
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Oh.
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It's beautiful. Check out this bathroom.
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Well, I'm really glad we couldn't make
it back to Brooklyn. I've never stayed
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a suite before.
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Oh, no, kid. Well, let me tell you, you
deserve the best.
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And, you know, besides, I got myself a
little professional discount here.
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What profession?
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I'm a housekeeper.
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But we got to make our own beds, and
don't expect a mint on your pillow, you
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know?
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Tony, everything's so elegant.
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Even the air.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Imagine what they're paying next door to
beat the same stuff.
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Suckers.
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Did you hear that?
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That sounded just like Angela.
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Maybe it was a coyote.
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No, a coyote has a lower pitch.
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Tony, why don't we go inside and get a
fire started?
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You were a Boy Scout, weren't you?
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Oh, what a way to earn a merit badge.
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supposed to do that? Well, maybe the
wood was wet.
275
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Maybe the flue was closed.
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The flue?
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The flue!
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Well, it's going to take a little while
for the room to clear in the meantime.
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Thank you.
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Did
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you
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hear that?
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What, what that?
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It sounded like Italian. Do you think it
could be Tony? Angela, Angela, Tony is
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in Brooklyn, remember?
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Someone probably just ordered pizza.
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I'm sure you're right.
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What is it between you and that
housekeeper anyway? Nothing. Oh.
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Nothing at all.
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He's my housekeeper.
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Uh -huh.
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He keeps my house. And what a fine job
he does. Oh, he really does.
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You know, he is so marvelous with
Jonathan.
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You really don't care, do you?
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Not at all.
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I think it's time to freshen up, huh?
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You want to use the bathroom first? No.
You can use it.
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I'll just stay out here and enjoy the
view for a few more minutes.
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My little nature girl.
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Good wood for the fireplace.
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No, I thought you were going back to
Brooklyn.
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The roads.
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Why are you here?
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The house.
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I mean, I don't... I couldn't... I know,
I know. I mean, I just... I
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didn't. You know, when you think about
this, it's very amusing.
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Who'd ever thought me and you went to
Fairfield Inn?
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Tonya is really a very nice person.
309
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And I'm really glad that things are
going so great for you and Jeff.
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Oh, it's freezing in here.
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Come in and close the door, Angel.
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Well, I guess I better go.
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Tony,
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the fire's going out.
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I can't let that happen.
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See you. Yeah.
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See you tomorrow.
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Oh, tomorrow.
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Right. Okay. Bye. Bye.
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Hey, Angela.
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Yeah. Oh.
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Jonathan, did you get sick on her again?
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No, I'm sick of him. He followed me
around all weekend. The only time I had
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privacy was when I was in my room.
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I was in the next room.
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Did you know that if you put a glass up
to the wall, you can hear everything?
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Yeah, yeah, I do know that. I know that.
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