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I'm an open book with pages left to
write.
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Can't wait to see what new life is, a
new story of my life.
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Stuart!
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Did you read this? Random House is
coming out with a complete...
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annotated Faulkner collection. Stuart,
that is not funny.
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Let's take a vote.
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Everybody who thinks it's funny, put
your hand on your chin.
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Why do you keep messing with my
cardboard cutout? Why is that creepy
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in our office?
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Because I might decide to have another
signing for my book.
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What for? Mom already has a copy.
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Oh, look at this. You creased it.
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Yeah, I'm sorry. I needed her for the
carpool lane.
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Oh, my God. I look like Howard Stern.
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Seriously, why do you torment yourself
with a constant reminder of your
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It wasn't my failure, it's society's.
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My book was universally praised and no
one bought it. Meanwhile, Britney Spears
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spits out a novel and Oops, I Wrote It
Again tops the bestseller list.
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Coffee.
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Good morning, Professor.
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Katrina's late.
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No, she's not. She's right here.
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I need my coffee.
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Katrina makes my coffee. I can't
possibly start reading the papers
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coffee. She'll be here any second. I
can't possibly wait that long.
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Professor, is it just me or are the
world standards deteriorating?
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Standards can kiss my ass.
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Standards keep people from taking
chances.
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In the space program, we had a poster up
on the wall back when we were building
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Apollo. It said, if you want to make an
arm, then you've got to break a few
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eggs.
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I did not like that post.
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Well, my point is just because the world
has embraced a culture of superficial
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sex -success shallowness doesn't...
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What?
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Well, call me old -fashioned, but if
you're going to be in bed with two
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one of them better be me.
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Oh, where am I? I'm at a gun shop.
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I'm pretty sure if I flash the clerk,
he'll waive the three -day waiting
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Hi. Hi. Can I help you?
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Yeah, I need a book on relationships.
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Sure, but we have a three -day waiting
period, so... Okay.
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What exactly are you looking for here?
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I just want to know why I keep feeling
idiot.
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I know they're only going to break my
heart.
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Why am I so attracted to bad boys?
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Yeah, it's a bitch.
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You know, I wish I could help you, but I
don't give a damn about anything.
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Well, that's just rude.
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I'm sorry. Sorry, sorry, sorry. Please
don't go.
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Books on human behavior can be found
under psychology and self -help. And my
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name is Stuart, and I can be found under
dangerous men.
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So can I.
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That's why I need the book.
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Stack books.
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Finally.
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Where's my car?
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I don't know. Where's the life I always
wanted?
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Katrina, you're late again.
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It's not my fault. It's the universe.
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This morning, my car wouldn't start, so
I had to take the bus. And this guy
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sitting next to me had some kind of
seizure or something. And then this lady
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screamed out, he'll choke on his tongue.
Somebody stick your wallet in his
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mouth. So I did.
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I stuck my wallet in his mouth.
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Let me guess. Then they ran off with
your wallet.
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No.
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Yes. I mean, what's wrong with this
world? What kind of person fakes a
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Speaking of things that froth, where's
my latte?
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Well, if you need it so bad, why didn't
you make it?
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I only like the way you do it.
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Oh, thanks, Harold.
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It's nice of you to say I needed that
today.
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I'm just feeling, you know, so fragile.
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Make the coffee!
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I'm with a very hot, vulnerable woman
over there, okay? I need to make my move
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before she gets her self -esteem back.
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Yeah, all right, all right.
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Stuart, where's the phone? I'm expecting
a call from Charlotte. Yeah, she
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called. She's come by later with the
kids. Wait, wait, wait. Did she, um...
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she mention anything about dinner?
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Dinner? Yes, it's our anniversary.
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What anniversary? You've been divorced
for two years.
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Well, it's not so much a divorce as a
period of reassessment with counseling
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soul -searching.
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And that guy, Gary. They were just
friends!
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You wouldn't understand. You're not
married. Neither are you.
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Do you know how pathetic it is to pursue
a woman who clearly has no interest in
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you? Hey, there she is, my new favorite
customer.
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You got a book. Which one?
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I'll be your own soulmate. What a great
choice.
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Learn to depend on the friendly face in
the mirror.
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Wow, such incredibly profound words.
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But would one expect any less from Danny
Grinwall, associate professor of...
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People science at College of the Desert?
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Good school. Good school.
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You truly want to understand yourself?
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Then I have the book for you.
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One that will take you on a transcendent
journey into the human psyche.
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Ah, Boundaries of Consciousness by Dr.
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Edward Berlinger, a brilliant professor
of clinical psychology at Yale.
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His insights into the Jungian shadow and
why humans are prone to repeating
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unsound behavior are legendary.
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He looks mean. No, thanks.
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What? I don't like his picture.
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He doesn't look happy.
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Look at his eyes. He's covering
something up.
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It's 800 pages. He's tired.
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And what's with that tacky necklace? I
mean, who does he think he is? Flava
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Flav?
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That's a Nobel Prize.
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Whatever.
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I like this guy. I like his smile. He
looks nice and happy.
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Look, you can't buy a book based on the
author's photo. That's the literal
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cliche of judging a book by its cover.
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Oh, really?
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Like you just did?
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Unless, of course, you've read this.
Then you could tell me exactly where it
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falls short.
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Well, I... You can.
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That's $22 .56.
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a fun little challenge?
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Completely change a book's story by
altering only one letter of its title.
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Tom Sawyer, for instance, becomes Tom
Lawyer.
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The story of a folksy attorney who
defends civil liberty cases up and down
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Mississippi.
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Heart of Dorkness. The story of you.
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Now get out of here.
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Would you stop gawking?
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God, she's so beautiful.
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I suppose.
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But I prefer a different kind of woman.
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Like Charlotte.
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She can speak four languages. She can
converse on world affairs.
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She can frost a martini glass just by
touching it.
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Oh, my God. This is unbelievable.
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What's that?
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Oh, I'm sorry. It's just this book. It's
totally freaking me out. It's like I'm
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reading about myself.
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That's weird. I was just thinking the
same thing.
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What are you reading? An article about
me.
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Apparently a theory I had years ago
about the effects of radiation on
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structure turned out to be true.
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Why would I like to tell a few Dowdy
Thomases I told you so?
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Well, like it says here, go with your
gut, no if, and or but.
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You should call those people.
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Well, I would if they all died of
radiation poisoning.
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I suppose I could call the families, but
it just seems mean to rub it in.
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Ah, that strange man is Dr. Harold
March, former head of the physics
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at Caltech, who, not unlike Dr.
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Edward Berlinger, is widely thought to
be one of the world's great scientific
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minds. Was I wearing a belt when I came
in?
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Harold, is it? Yeah. I'm Skyler. I hear
you're really smart.
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Do you think people can change?
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Long answer or short answer?
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Long answer.
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Hell no.
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Thank you. I'm ending my crummy
relationship with my boyfriend.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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So, what does this screwed up boyfriend
of yours do?
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Oh, he's in a band. I seem to have a
thing for guys in a band.
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And actors.
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And pro athletes.
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And circus performers.
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I seem to have a thing for guys who are
one naked girl away from realizing
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they're gay.
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What is wrong with me?
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I'll be at a party and two guys will be
hitting on me. One will be cute,
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sensitive, has a great career. The other
one's drunk, covered in tattoos, and is
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licking my face.
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Guess who I leave with?
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I went to my senior prom with my
brother.
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Thanks. That really helps.
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Eddie?
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It's me.
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Meet me at the bookstore at Lake and
Green.
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I'll tell you when you get here.
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I am becoming the captain of Team Me.
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You're breaking up with him here?
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Well, it doesn't seem right to do it
over the phone, and I definitely can't
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it at home.
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Why not?
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Because he's destructive and crazy, and
my cat can't take another fire.
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When you see your boyfriend, who you're
about to break up with here in our
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meticulously designed store, which I
recently renovated lovingly by hand, is
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destructive and crazy, do you mean
violent?
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Only when he's drunk.
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Oh, well, then thank God it's only two
in the afternoon.
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Okay, but listen, when he comes in, no
matter how hard he tries to charm me,
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he will, do not let me get sucked into
going back with him.
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Okay? Skylar, here at Stacked, we're all
about helping. Excuse me. Not now, I'm
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busy.
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Well, you'll help me, won't you?
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I just met you. When did this become the
high school cafeteria?
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I'm guessing that wasn't a happy time
for him. Nerd table.
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Oh, please, you were right there next to
me.
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Harold, I can count on you, can't I? Me?
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I don't like to get involved in anyone's
personal business. Besides, what did
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this fellow do that was so bad?
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I caught him in bed with two women.
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You know, an atom with an unequal number
of
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protons and neutrons is usually an
isotope.
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What did that have to do with anything?
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Nothing. I was uncomfortable, so I
changed the subject.
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If this boyfriend is so loathsome, why
are you even tempted to get back with
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him? What are you talking about?
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You want to get back with Charlotte.
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Charlotte is a wonderful, loving person.
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Kat, help me out here. I did see her
smile once when I burnt my hand on the
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steamer.
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And she was a nice cup of cocoa when she
kicked you out.
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You walked around like a zombie for
months and you haven't written a word
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Why don't you just let it go and move
on, huh? Me move on?
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You still see our pediatrician.
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Gavin, Charlotte's one of those people
who only wants what she can't have.
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She'll never be happy.
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Therefore, brother, she'll never be
happy with you.
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You know what?
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You should give yourself a relationship
x -ray.
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Examine your goals. Express your needs.
Expel negative patterns.
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Gosh, it's so simple. Why haven't I been
my own soulmate?
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Don't beat yourself up. This guy worked
long and hard to earn his Ph .D.
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Hi, Daddy.
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Hey, Dad.
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Oh, there they are. Hey, kids. How you
doing, guys? Hi.
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Hi, Charlotte.
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Hello, Gavin.
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Kids, could you give us a minute? I need
to talk to your father.
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Daddy, is it okay if I take a book?
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Sure, honey. You know nothing makes me
happier than to see you read. What do
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want? The new Rainy Spears novel.
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Honey, you don't want that. It's just
silly, ghostwritten drivel. Dad, your
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didn't sell.
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It's only two. And stay away from those
sex ed books. You know damn well where
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you came from.
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So you, uh, got my message?
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Gavin, I don't think it's such a good
idea.
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The truth is, I don't want to give you
any hope towards a reconciliation
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I've started seeing someone.
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Huh. Oh.
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Yeah. I'm only telling you because it
could get serious.
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He's a doctor.
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A, uh, a reconciliation.
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No, no, no.
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No, no, that's not, that's not why I
was, I was actually calling because, um,
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well, I too have started seeing someone
and, uh, I just didn't want you to find
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out from someone else.
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Kevin, don't pretend to be dating just
because I am. I'm not pretending.
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Look, it's inevitable that one of us
moves on before the other. In this case,
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happens to be me with a doctor.
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Charlotte, I am seeing someone, and as a
matter of fact, I, uh... Oh, wait, hang
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on a second. My phone's buzzing.
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Hello?
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Yeah, I gotta take this.
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Yeah, listen, I, uh, never received that
shipment, and I don't know who you
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think you're dealing with here, but I am
certainly not gonna pay for something
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that I didn't. I'm faking this phone
call. Please pretend to be my
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What?
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My ex -wife, she, uh, she thinks I can't
get a date. Please, I'm begging.
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Isn't this a little high school
cafeteria?
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I deserve that, but still, I can't
stress how much I need this right now.
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Please. Oh, are you crying?
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A little.
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Of course, I'll help you.
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Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Now, be affectionate, but don't come on
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strong. You know, more Eleanor Dashwood
than Mary Ann Dashwood.
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From Sense and Sensibility?
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Don't whore it up.
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Charlotte, I would like you to meet...
Skylar Dayton. Skylar Dayton. Hi,
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Charlotte. So nice to meet you. I've
heard a lot about you.
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Ah, you two are... Friends, soulmates,
lovers.
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Yes, yes, and God, yes.
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So, how long has this been going on?
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Oh, how long have we been lovers, baby?
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Well, uh... I would estimate that we
have been lovers for about a month
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now.
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Baby?
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Dad? Oh, Owen and Allegra, I'd like you
to meet my friend, Skyler.
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You might as well just tell them.
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Kids, normally I'd like to prepare you
for something like this, but your father
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has made that impossible.
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Dayton is your father's new girlfriend.
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Whoa, way to go, Dad!
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I've been looking forward to this. You
know, your dad talks about you kids all
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the time. Hey, Dad, we should take your
girlfriend swimming sometime.
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Um, Owen.
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Yes? Aunt Allegra, you're even prettier
than I imagined. Are you my dad's
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midlife crisis?
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Allegra, please.
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Save your very accurate observations for
the car ride home. Let's go.
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But we just got here.
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I said let's go.
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Look at me.
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Owen!
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I said let go, young man!
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Well, that's it.
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She's moved on.
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I'm totally depressed.
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Well, listen to this.
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In every break -up, you have a choice.
You can focus on the break, or you could
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focus on the up.
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I'm beginning to understand why your
boyfriend's drunk all the time.
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Sky, there you are.
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Uh, Johnny Walker straight up, thanks,
mate.
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Baby, I... I was so stupid today.
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I just got so lonely. What, have you
been gone all that time?
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I was gone three hours.
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But it was supposed to be longer.
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Oh, my God.
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Eddie Banks, I love your band. I've seen
you guys like ten times.
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Oh, thanks, baby. And what's your name?
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Katrina.
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I'm going to call you Cat.
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Meow. Eddie.
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What's going on? I don't know. I'm just
trying to read the paper.
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Is that her boyfriend, Freddy?
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Eddie, I'm about to give him the boot.
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It's over.
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If you're not going to be a partner, I'm
going to be a parter.
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Huh?
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Gavin. Charlotte. Ooh, Charlotte. Hi.
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I've been thinking, you know, about the
prospects of a reconciliation.
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Really? Perhaps we should leave the door
open.
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Wow, that's... What about the
neurologist?
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Oh, I don't know. I guess seeing you
with someone else made me realize what I
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really want.
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Katrina, can I get a nice cup of cocoa?
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Stuart, you know we don't have cocoa.
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That makes me want it even more.
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Why do I only want what I can't have?
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Just get the mocha. It's basically the
same thing.
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What are they talking about?
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Uh, nothing. They're just...
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reminded me of something I keep
forgetting.
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You know what, Charlotte?
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I'm afraid I'm going to have to pass on
your offer.
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Oh, come on.
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It can't be that serious with her.
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No, no, no, it has nothing to do with
her. You see, I gave myself a
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x -ray, and, uh, well, I realized I need
to focus less on the break and more on
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the up, because, uh, damn it, it's time
I start being my own soulmate.
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What the hell are you talking about?
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I don't know, but I feel very empowered.
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Come on, baby. Why stop it now just for
the one stupid mistake?
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Two stupid mistakes.
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A brunette and a redhead.
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Fine. Two stupid mistakes. But see, when
I was with them, I was only thinking
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about you.
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And another you.
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Well, Eddie, listen to this. How about
get out and another get out?
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Oh, wow. Poor guy.
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How'd he recover from getting dumped by
a woman like that?
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Hello.
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Oh, there's a hottie.
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You want to get a drink?
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You know what?
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Why not?
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Well, for one, you have two children
waiting for you in the car. Right.
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Yeah, what about you, Kit Kat?
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You want to get a drink?
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Oh, my God, yes.
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I was just proving a point, love.
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You see, Scarlet?
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I can have any woman I want.
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I mean, no!
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You know what?
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This feels good.
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Feels great.
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It's like a whole new beginning.
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A brand new start.
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I'm going to get a new place to live,
find a job.
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I'm going to finally be my own soulmate.
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Yeah, it's like the clouds have lifted.
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You know what?
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You can work here.
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The clouds are back.
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In a bookstore?
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Me? Her? Here?
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Why not?
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Well, I am supposed to be changing
patterns, and this would be the perfect
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to stop meeting hot guys.
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Can I have a word with you for a second?
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What are you doing? Oh, come on. Let's
hire her. She could be great for this
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place. Add a little life around here.
Don't be ridiculous. Do we really want
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someone who's going to recommend books
based on the author's pictures?
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What? She chose College of the Desert
Guy over Edward Berlinger. Edward
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Berlinger? I just read about him.
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Yes, he's probably won another award.
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No, they found his wife's head in his
freezer.
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Really?
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We open at 10. Don't be late.
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He strangled her with his Nobel Prize.
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