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Okay, Andy, time for breakfast.
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I'll cook, but you've got to clean up.
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Oh, there he is. Mom, can I take Andrew
into the living room? It's my last
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chance to play with him before I have to
leave for school.
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Well, honey, I'm about to give him
breakfast, but you can help me feed him.
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Okay, thank you. Okay, Andy, this
morning it's corn mush.
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I'll create a diversion. You make a rent
for it.
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Oh, there he is, Andy. How about a quick
story before I go to work? What do you
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say? Uh, Dad, he's all booked up right
now, but maybe Mom can read you a story.
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Not the same.
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Come on, Alex, don't be so selfish. He's
my brother, too.
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Well, Mallory, look, today happens to be
the first day of my sophomore year in
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college, and I'd like a few private
moments to share with my only brother.
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Jennifer and I are about to give him
breakfast now.
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And if that falls through, I got dibs on
him. Then I'm next.
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Wait a minute. What about me? I want to
play with you. Come on, Andy. All right,
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all right, all right.
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Let's let Andy decide.
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Now, Andy, who's your favorite?
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Well,
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that seems clear enough.
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I bet we've been together for a million
years.
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And I bet we'll be together for a
million more.
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Oh, it's like I started breathing on the
night we kissed.
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And I can't remember what I ever did
before.
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What would we do, baby, without her?
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What would we do, baby, without us?
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And there ain't no nothing we can't love
each other through.
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What would we do, baby, without us?
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Love
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is
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a many -splendored thing.
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It's the April that only grows in the
early
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spring.
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Love is nature's way of giving a reason
to
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be living.
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Kiss me, Dad.
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I used to like that song.
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Bear with me, Mom.
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First day of college, beautiful girl
strolling around the campus.
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Surely you must remember what it's like
to be young and in love.
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Or at least in love.
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Well,
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now, this is big news, Alex. What girl
are you in love with? Well, Dad, I've
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narrowed it down to seven lucky
finalists.
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And you'll find their pictures in here.
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Leland College freshman directory.
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You met seven different freshman girls
on your first day of school?
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Well, I haven't actually met any of them
yet, Mom.
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I just thought it'd be more efficient to
go through the book, pick one I like,
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seek her out, and fall in love.
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Wouldn't it be easier just to order a
few, try them out, and then send back
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ones you don't like?
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You're a natural at this.
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Alex, picking out girlfriends based on
pictures in a book is a bit immature.
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Not to mention sexist.
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Right, Steven?
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This is despicable, Alex.
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I'm shocked at you.
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Will you two cut it out?
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Yes, really, Alex.
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Come on, Mom.
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Look at this one.
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Trisha Armstrong.
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Now, come on. Don't you think we make a
good couple?
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Well, you're both two -dimensional.
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Here's my plan. I figure I'll drop her a
note in the college mail tomorrow, tell
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her I'm from the sophomore hospitality
committee, and I'll be calling by later
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in the day.
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You're not Trisha Armstrong, are you?
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No, I'm Ellen Reed.
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Sorry to disappoint you.
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Trisha's my roommate.
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Well, she's your roommate.
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Fabulous.
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Hi. Alex P. Keaton, sophomore,
hospitality committee.
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Congratulations.
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Hey, excuse me.
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Do you mind if I wait around here for a
while? I told Miss Armstrong that I'd
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meet her here, and it's official
committee business.
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I suppose.
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Ah, thanks very much.
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So, you and Trisha must be pretty close,
huh?
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Met her yesterday.
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Uh -oh.
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How'd that go?
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She said hello when I said hello.
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Sounds like she's got the gift to gab.
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Is it supposed to be this?
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It's not supposed to be
representational. It's abstract.
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Oh, I'll say it's abstract.
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What do you call it? Find the apple?
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I'd explain the concept of abstract art
to you, but I have a feeling I'd be
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wasting my time.
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Oh.
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Oh, you do, do you?
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Look, I know why you're here.
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What do you think, I'm stupid?
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I happen to know that there's no such
thing as a sophomore hospitality
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committee. There is two.
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I'm the president.
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And, uh, and founder.
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You're here for exactly the same reason
as all those other guys.
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You saw Trisha's picture in the freshman
directory and you came by here to hit
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on her. That is not true.
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What other guys?
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Don't worry, you'll be fine.
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From what I can tell about Trisha,
you're her type.
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Oh, oh, I see. And you know what type I
am. I mean, you got me all figured out.
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Well, let me take a shot.
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You're an economics major.
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You voted for Reagan.
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You're in the debating club and the
young executives club.
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And you wear a jacket and tie everywhere
you go.
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Ha.
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She shows you what you know. I quit the
debating club last spring.
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I misjudged you. Wait a minute.
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What is going on here? Why are you
giving me such a hard time?
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Maybe it's because I've had to spend the
last two days making inane conversation
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with insecure guys like you who fall in
love with photographs.
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Insecure, huh?
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Let me tell you something. You have
really got a chip on your shoulder. I do
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have a chip on my shoulder. I am a very
nice person except when I'm around
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people like you. Oh, people like me.
People like me. I happen to like people
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like me.
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I can tell you do. And of all the people
like you that there are, you probably
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like you the best. Yeah, well, let me
tell you something. You are about the
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unfriendly, self -righteous person I
have ever met.
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Alex B. Keaton, sophomore hospitality
committee.
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How you doing?
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Oh, hey, Alex. I left some dinner for
you.
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Oh, thanks, Mama. I already ate.
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Oh.
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How'd your girl shopping go?
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Was that one young lady as pretty in
person?
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Uh -huh.
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You seemed happier with her picture.
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No, no, it was fine. She was great. She
was really great. I mean, we went to a
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movie, and we're probably going to go
out tomorrow night.
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You've got this roommate, Ellen Reed.
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I got into a big argument with this girl
while I was waiting around for Tricia,
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and it really bugged me.
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You know, she had the nerve.
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to accuse me of going over there just to
hit on Tricia.
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Well, isn't that why you went over?
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Oh, what?
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What is the big deal?
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I was just asking.
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And then she starts saying, we don't
know it all. You know, like she knows
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everything about me.
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You're an economics major. You voted for
Reagan. You're in the debating club.
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You're in the young executives club.
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Well, all that is true.
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I quit the debating club last spring.
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And then she tells me I'm insecure.
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I mean, I mean, you don't think I'm
insecure, do you, Mom?
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Because I would hate for people to view
me as insecure.
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Because I'm not.
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I'm really, really not.
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You know, Alex, it was really nice of
you to come over the other day to meet
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All the guys at Leland have been so nice
to me.
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Well, that's the Leland motto.
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We're nice.
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Easy, Trish.
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Oh, hi, Ellen. Hi, Trish.
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Hello. Hello.
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Oh, Ellen, your boyfriend Dennis called
a couple of hours ago.
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said he'd call back tomorrow.
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Oh, thanks, Trish.
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Ellen's boyfriend is a senior at
Franklin and Marshall.
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He's going to be a psychologist and
they're probably going to get married.
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that great?
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Swell.
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Trish, you have a phone call. Oh,
thanks, Jack.
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I'll be right back, Alex.
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Well, you two seem to be hitting it off.
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Well, that shouldn't surprise you.
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After all, we are the same type.
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Listen, I won't bother you guys. I just
came back to get a book. I'll be out of
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your way in a minute. Hey, it's your
room.
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You
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need
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any help?
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No.
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Here, here, let me get that.
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No, I can do it.
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The same thing happened yesterday. I
fixed it myself.
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You did a nice job.
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Okay, fine. You seem to want to help so
badly.
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Right.
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Just right.
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All right. Okay, no problem.
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Just get this...
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There we go. Gently, gently, gently.
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Ah.
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It's a cake.
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Anything else need fixing?
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the other day.
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Sorry if I came out a little strong.
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I'm sorry, too.
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Hey, hey, did you do these? What?
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Oh, yeah.
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They're mine. They look very good.
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Oh, come on. These are great.
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I mean, now these look like real things.
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I mean, look at that. That could be a
real painting.
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It is a real painting.
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Yeah, this one, too. This is great. Who
is that?
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A guy I know.
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An old friend.
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And a... Oh, your boyfriend.
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Well, I guess that depends on what you
mean by boyfriend.
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Uh, Trisha said you were gonna marry
him.
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Oh, well, if that's what you mean, yeah.
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So, uh, so you are getting married.
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Well, if he really wants to.
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Of course I do, too.
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I probably will. I'm sure I will.
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I don't know. Maybe not.
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Well, as long as you're sure.
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What a nice call that was.
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Who was it from?
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A guy named Brent from the senior class
welcoming committee.
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Listen, Trish, you got to be careful,
you know. A lot of those organizations
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bogus.
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Trust him.
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He knows.
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pledge dance.
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Which one would you most like me to
wear?
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Uh, Patricia, this is silly. I mean, I'm
no good at pretending I'm a sorority.
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I never have been.
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Oh, the pink one's you, Alex.
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Jennifer Mallory. Oh, hi, Mr. King.
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I'm gonna go try these dresses on. Will
you tell me which one looks best? Sure,
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let's go.
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Okay, bye.
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Well, Alex,
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You got that book, picked out the girl
you wanted, sought her out, and now
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you're a happy couple.
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You took all the surprise and romance
out of love and reduced it to what it
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should be.
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An exact science.
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You know, it's not as exact as I'd
hoped, Dad. What do you mean?
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I don't know. Here I am. I'm with
Tricia.
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She's everything I'd hoped she'd be.
She's beautiful.
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She's fun -loving. She's vivacious.
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And if I have to spend another minute
with her, I'm going to strangle both of
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us.
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Well, these things take time.
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The crazy thing is, she's got this
roommate, an art major, for crying out
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who I have absolutely nothing in common
with.
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And for some unknown reason, I think
about her constantly.
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And she's got a boyfriend who she's
probably going to marry.
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Alex, I hope I'm not interfering in your
personal life if I say, good luck.
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There you are, Alex.
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Did you look after Andrew for a while?
Yeah, you got it, Mom.
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Oh, and Dad?
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Yeah. I hope to win that time.
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Alex, we jog for exercise and fun and
not a competition.
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Yeah. You ready to go? Yeah, all set.
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Whoops. Do you mind getting that for me,
dear?
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Uh, yeah.
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Well, big guy, looks like just you and
me.
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What do you want to do, Alex?
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I don't know. I thought maybe we'd pop
open a couple of cold beers.
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Okay, but I'm only nine months old. Make
mine a light.
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You're corrupting a minor. I'm calling
the police.
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When did you get here?
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Just a second ago. I came by to pick up
Tricia.
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Who's that little guy?
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This is my brother, Andrew.
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Andrew, this is Ellen.
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Hi, Ellen.
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Trisha needs a guy's opinion about her
dress. I think Andrew's our safest bet.
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Well,
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I guess I'll go tell Trisha I'm here.
Yeah, uh, wait. Ellen, uh, just a
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I, uh, I got you something.
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You did?
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Yeah, it's no big deal. I was at this
art show, and they were having a sale on
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Picassos.
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And I knew you liked this stuff, so I
got you one.
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Alex, it's not a Picasso.
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Oh, yeah. Yeah, it is. Sure. Look right
here.
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Uh, Picard... Picardo.
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Uh, Vince Picardo.
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Gotta admit, though, he is good.
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Alex, thank you. This... This was very
sweet of you.
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It was, uh, it was nothing, really. I
mean, I was there and everything, and I
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knew you liked art. It was still very
sweet, thank you. No, no, don't worry
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about it. It was a couple of bucks. Even
so, it was very sweet, now shut up.
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You're welcome.
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So, I guess I'll see you guys at the
dance tonight.
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Oh, you, uh, you gonna be there? Yeah,
just to make some money. I'm working the
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refreshment table.
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So come say hello if you get bored.
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I will.
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In fact, I don't know, maybe we could...
Oh,
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hi, Ellen. Hi.
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I didn't know you were here yet. Yeah,
she just got here. Just now? A second
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ago.
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You having a good time?
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Oh, it's wonderful.
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Everybody looks so nice, and the
decorations are beautiful.
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Hi, Ellen.
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Hey, it's 10 o 'clock.
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Showing a tape of last week's pep rally
up in the lounge.
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Oh, wow. You want to go, Ellen?
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Uh, no, Trisha. Why don't you go ahead?
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I'm going to stay here and relax.
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Enjoy these decorations.
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Okay, I won't be long.
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What did you think?
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I would do at this moment when you're
standing before
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me.
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Hey, how's it going?
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Fine.
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Excuse me.
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Nothing wrong?
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No, nothing wrong.
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Well, listen, why don't you take a
break? Let's dance.
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No, I can't. I have to make sure there's
enough punch available.
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Ellen, there are 8 ,000 cups of punch
here.
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Please, Alex, I don't want to dance. Why
not? Because I just don't.
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You just don't love me no more.
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Did you think I could hate you?
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Or raise my hand to you?
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What?
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Nothing. What is it?
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Nothing. You were going to say
something.
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No, no, no. I thought I was going to say
something and then I realized I wasn't.
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And you know, I'd never hurt you.
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What do you think I would
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give at this moment?
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Ellen. What?
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Nothing.
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At that time, it was really nothing.
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Kiss the ground that you want.
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If I could just hold you again.
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Ellen. Alex, please let me go. Ellen,
I'm sorry.
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Dancer. I dance with Ellen.
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Really? Well, did she tell you?
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Tell me what?
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Maybe she doesn't want anybody to know.
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Know what?
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Promise you don't tell anyone I told
you? Well, Trisha, I'm not fooling
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here. What is it?
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Well, she just...
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against the ground!
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Sit, Ubu, sit.
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Good dog.
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