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I can't believe you're having dinner at
my house. My house!
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I have dinner at your house all the
time. Last week, I ate at your place
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than mine. Oh, yeah?
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What a mooch.
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Let's go, Wilder. Mom's waiting in the
car.
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No problemos. Just gotta get my bandage
collection so we have something to talk
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about at dinner.
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Hold that.
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Disgusting. Hey, Roxy.
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How's things?
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Not that good, Noah.
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Yeah, Wilder's showing his bandage
collection again. The magic is starting
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fade. You'd think that'd be it. But my
class is going to the reptile farm, and
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it costs $10.
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Market conditions in our house are like
Wilder's grades, trending downwards.
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So it looks like I can't go. I can give
you $10.
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Really? Thanks.
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But don't tell Wilder. He's a proud guy.
Me, barring money from you, would stick
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in his head forever.
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Can't believe you're having dinner at my
house. My house!
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Somehow I doubt that.
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in the pages of my magazine.
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The latest buzz, I want to know what it
is, not what.
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It's what's in and what's out. I'm gonna
find out what everyone's talking about.
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The latest buzz, I want to know what
that's because.
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Good luck tonight, Amanda.
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I know you're going to be amazing.
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I can't believe 30 ,000 people will be
watching me sing the national anthem.
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I feel so patriotic.
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So are you going to stay for the
baseball game or are you leaving right
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I'm the opening act for a baseball game?
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Someone for patriotism?
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Michael, I need a lead for my next in so
many words article. It's about me
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joining the drama club.
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Well, I would start by telling that your
best friend has always wanted to join
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the drama club, too.
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I was hoping for something more
gripping. Come on, Rebecca. Let me join.
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I've never wanted something so much in
my life.
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You said that about the cookies I had at
lunch.
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And I fulfilled that dream while taking
a bite when you weren't looking. Now
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I've moved on.
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Fine, but you better not go overboard
and ruin it for me.
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I am hurt.
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I happen to be as sensitive as you.
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If you prick me, do I not bleed?
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If you tickle me, do I not laugh?
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If you give me a horrible gift for my
birthday, do I not try and return it
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without a receipt?
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Oh, dear.
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Thanks for dinner, Big Wilder.
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And Mrs. Big Wilder. Oh, you're welcome.
No problem, Noah. My motto is, food is
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meant to be eaten.
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Noah, Roxy, don't stay up too late. And
Wilder, don't fall asleep too quick.
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We're going to put Chew -A to bed and
then hit the hay ourselves.
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Yeah, about that. No more hay in the
bedroom. I want a real mattress.
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And I want a hover bed. Hay is the smell
of compromise.
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Now say goodnight, Chew -A. Goodnight,
Chew -A. Oh, nailed it. Yeah, I taught
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her that one. Yeah, and no more teaching
Chew -A corny jokes. No deal. That goes
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against who I am.
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Goodnight.
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Bedtime march? Bedtime march.
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Bedtime, let's go. Bedtime, bedtime,
bedtime, bedtime. All the way.
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This charity event is going to be epic.
I can't believe you got Brett Ryan to
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play. Yeah, he's really passionate about
building homes in Mexico.
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And I promised to quit asking to be his
accordion player.
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I can maximize profits if you involve me
in the selling process.
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Sorry, but nobody's going to buy a $20
ticket from a kid.
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I only wanted to help you guys.
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And let's not forget those poor people
in Mexico.
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Of course you can sell tickets. Just
make sure you get $20. I promise,
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promise. Now let's get to work.
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I'm really impressed that you guys are
missing an all -new, very special
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of Pizza Patrol.
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I'll see you in an hour.
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Too easy.
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GleeList .com.
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Brett Ryan tickets.
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$20 each.
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Plus $5 handling fee.
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Payable to me.
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Please welcome to sing the national
anthem's teen buzz fashion writer,
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Pierce.
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Amanda Pierce in the house.
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Do people still say that? Well, I
suppose they do when somebody comes in
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house, obviously.
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Remember, your best behavior. Not
everyone here will know us, so...
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to my drama club.
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Mr. Shepard, are you the only teacher
who works here?
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No, but I'm the only one who doesn't
know how to get out of stuff.
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Anyway, let's get you started by having
you prepare a scene for tomorrow night.
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But Rebecca can't act her way out of a
wet paper bag. I know because one summer
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we put on a play called The Prince and
the Wet Paper Bag.
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I was good in that play.
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Then why did Baba walk out? She was
feeling sick.
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Weren't we all?
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Ow!
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That's $20 for the ticket and a $5
handling fee. It's been a pleasure doing
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business with you. Now beat it.
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Roxanna, how goes the ticket sales?
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Great. I only have two left.
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That's awesome.
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She takes after her older brother.
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You haven't sold any.
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I never said we were identical.
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Is that the latest issue of The Amazing
Adventures of Aardvark Man? Yes, it is.
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I just got it.
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Doesn't it cost ten bucks?
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I think so.
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I just got it from that boy. He traded
it for a Brett Ryan ticket.
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Please don't be mad.
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How can I be mad at my little sister?
But be more careful. There's a lot of
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scammers out there. I will, Wilder. Bye,
Noah.
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Did Roxy mention anything about going to
the reptile farm to you?
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Totally. She went weeks ago. I remember
because my mom gave her the money when I
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was there.
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Later, man.
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That was my ten bucks.
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About last night at the park.
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How you doing with it, kiddo?
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Over it. It's yesterday's news.
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Actually, it's today's news.
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A man appears in the air.
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LOL. I thought you'd be mad that you got
so nervous and accidentally botched the
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anthem.
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Why would I be mad about something I'm
never going to do again?
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You're quitting singing?
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I sure am. I have a new love.
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Take your pause.
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It's the art of decorating an ugly
object by gluing on colored paper and
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bits of tackiness. Making it even
uglier. You can have this one if you
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Funny thing, I actually have one that
looks exactly like it. Darn the luck.
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Tonight I...
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Screen star Michael Theodore Davies and
this girl. Hey!
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Sorry, this young woman will be doing a
scene from Biff Kowalski's play Don't
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Cry For Me.
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Portage, La Prairie. And action!
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They say there is nothing sadder than
the sand of the Assiniboine River.
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I say it's my heart.
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Listen to me!
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we go.
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It's time.
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We... Fly!
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The next time I feel like the wind has
blown off the topsoil of my soul, I'll
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remember that as long as I'm in Portage
the Prairie, I'll always have love.
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Don't you agree?
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Fly! Yes.
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Yes!
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End scene.
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So, what'd you think?
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Uh... Lime!
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This concert is really coming together.
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Tell me about it.
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What? Seriously, tell me about it.
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Okay.
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It's really coming together. People are
excited, tickets are selling, donations
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are pouring in.
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You know what I'm thinking?
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It'd be cool... if we had a huge Brett
Ryan sign over the stage.
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That says what?
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Brett Ryan.
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Perfect.
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As head of the Cherry Drive, I say check
for it now on Glee List.
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Power tripping's making me sleepy.
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I'm going to get my pillow.
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Okay, Brett Ryan CDs.
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Toast with Brett Ryan's image.
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Picket for concert featuring Brett Ryan.
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$20 each plus a $5 handling fee.
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Contact.
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Hello,
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Noah. Now, why would you be phoning my
cell when you're already at my house?
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I was just calling to see if you knew
where Wilder was.
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But then I remembered I just saw him 20
seconds ago.
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I think I'll just catch up with him
later.
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He's on to me.
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Things are about to get interesting.
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I like interesting.
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Brett Ryan Toast? That's just silly.
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What's all this?
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Acting books for you.
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There's Meisner, Stanislavski, Uta
Hagen, and here's Dex Cobra's book on
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An Action Hero Never Cries.
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It's really more of a pamphlet, but...
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An action hero never cries.
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The end.
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Michael, do you think that maybe I
wasn't the one who was bad in the scene?
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That's hardly fair to Mr. Shepard. The
man just ran the camera.
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I meant you.
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Are we really going to have this
conversation?
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Yes. And maybe you should write down
what you're going to say in case you
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your lines.
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A bit player jealous of a superior
talent?
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A shop -worn Hollywood tale.
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I'm going to my trailer. And by trailer,
I mean locker.
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I know that you know. Yeah, sure, I know
lots of things.
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I know that cows have no upper teeth,
honey is the only food that doesn't
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and the human head has 22 bones.
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I know that you know I'm making a profit
on the Brett Ryan tickets.
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Yeah, that's what I thought you knew I
knew.
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By creating downloadable tickets, I
saved us the mailing cost. That margin
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straight to the bottom line. What's the
big deal if I see a profit?
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Well, the big deal is, first, you're
talking like my dad's accountant.
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And also, it is wrong to skim from a
charity.
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If Wilder ever found out, it would
destroy him. And I'd use a portion of my
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gains to rehabilitate him.
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Look, I know you would never do anything
to hurt your amazing dude of a brother.
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That's so sweet.
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I'm sorry.
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What? I can't hear you.
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I said, that's so sweet.
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What? Speak up.
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What is wrong with you?
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Wilder has a don't kiss my sister
mystery rule, and you just broke it. I
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break it. That was a kiss ambush.
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Roxy, you give me that photo.
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What? I send you a copy, and if you keep
quiet, I won't have to send one to
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Wilder. Or Rebecca.
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I hate technology.
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Mr. Shepard, I demand that you show
Rebecca the tape of our scene. She's
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dragging me down to her abyss of acting
hackdom. Isn't that a little harsh?
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I'm a harsh guy.
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All the great actors are.
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You and Rebecca joined my drama club for
fun. Why start pointing fingers about
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who's the worst actor?
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Hi, have we met before?
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Leave it to a ham like you to protect a
thespian disaster like Rebecca.
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Huh, well, here's the tape.
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Do enjoy.
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What in the name of arts and crafts is
going on?
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Hey, DJ.
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What do you think?
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We need to talk.
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Your desk will take two hours to dry
anyway.
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So, what's up?
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You ever think that your sudden interest
in decoupage is because you might
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actually miss singing?
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Please. My life is so much better
without singing.
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Showers take less time.
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People don't ask me to sing happy
birthday.
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I don't get booed by 30 ,000 people.
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Who needs it?
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I want to show you something that I
vowed I would never show anyone.
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What is that? Some newfangled book?
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It's what they used to record TV shows
on before PVRs. Like, say, in the 90s.
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Welcome to the world's most favorite
show, Make Me an Icon! And here's our
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contestant.
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Hi, I'm Diane Jeffries, and I'm 14.
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Fantastic. So, what are you going to
sing for us tonight in love?
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My love is sad.
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Wow, no one else has sung that today.
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How original of you.
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I'm asking myself the same question.
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Why do you always hurt me?
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I've heard enough.
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You sounded like a cat fighting a
bagpipe, and they're both losing. I can
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another song. I'll win this time.
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I've only got one set of eardrums.
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Please?
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So, what do you think?
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I think I'm glad I wasn't that terrible.
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Amanda, that's not the point.
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Then what is the point? Because hearing
you fill a... Singing doesn't make me
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want to try again.
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The point is, sometimes failing helps us
realize something.
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Losing and making me an icon helps me
realize that I wanted to be a
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An entire TV audience thanked you.
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Sometimes, though, failing makes us see
how much we do want something.
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Even after a bad experience, we so love
that one thing.
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Nothing will stop us from pursuing it.
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That's how I feel about singing.
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And harassing Daddy's assistant.
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Now, go back to that stadium and show
the world.
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Thanks, JJ. I will.
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Oh, I mean about singing, not harassing
Daddy's assistant.
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He's a very helpful man.
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Let's go.
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Roxy's at the blurb, and she's a tad
young to be out alone.
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You know, Roxy may not be as young as
you think.
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Nope, she's a year younger than me.
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Or at least she was last year.
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Why, what have you heard?
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Okay.
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Roxy charged a $5 handling fee on the
Brett Ryan tickets and pocketed the
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I found out, so she kissed me and took a
photo to try to keep me quiet.
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What? Did you stop by the accusation
store on your way over? No, I can prove
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to you.
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The ad should still be up on Glee List.
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Nothing. I believe this is what lawyers
call liar, liar, pants on fire. She must
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have taken it down. You're just
embarrassed because Roxy sold more
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you. Here, check this out, okay?
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Look.
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Wow, unbelievable.
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Yeah. So what's our next move? It seems
you already made your move. On my
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sister. What? You placed the ad. Then my
innocent sister found out. So you
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kissed her to protect yourself. Get out
of my house, you snake.
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Wilder, just listen. Get out!
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This way.
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Are you kidding me? You know if I was
reviewing that scene, you know what I
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would say?
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No, but I bet you wouldn't even mention
me.
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Michael Davies' acting was so wooden
that the audience thought he was playing
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Pinocchio.
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How could I be so bad at something I'm
so passionate about?
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Well, maybe you can channel your passion
into making fun of acting.
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You might be right.
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Michael Davies gave a performance that
will never be forgotten, no matter how
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hard you try.
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Oh, I'm brilliant.
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Oh, wait.
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Let me try.
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Michael Davies is to acting what Albert
Einstein was to acting.
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That's hurtful, Rebecca.
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Accurate, but hurtful.
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thank you cards. So, get to it.
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That's my girl.
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You know what I would like, Noah?
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A smoothie and a muffin.
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What a fascinating story. Thanks for
sharing.
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No problem. I love sharing.
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In fact, maybe I'll share some of my
spell picks with Rebecca.
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Goody, I love photos.
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One smoothie and a muffin coming right
up. You kissed my sister, mister.
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You did what?
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Noah, how could you?
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Considering the number of boys Rebecca
kissed, it seems fair.
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Take his side.
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You're just mad because even Wilder's
little sister's been kissed before you.
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How dare you?
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Somebody better explain why my charity
concert has a handling fee.
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He did it. That guy right there. You
lousy snake.
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Hey, snake is my word.
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No one's worse than a snake. That is not
true. I'm better than snakes in almost
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every possible way. I'm walking out of
the show.
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I'm walking out of your life. You know
what? You kissed my sister.
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and kids know how to keep him quiet.
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I set the whole thing up. So please,
nobody break up, walk out, or yell
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of me.
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Yeah!
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What's going on?
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The con girl is being conned.
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That wasn't for real?
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It took me a while, but then I realized
it was you.
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So I set this all up. Everybody was
acting.
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That's why Michael was so stilted.
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This round goes to you, Wilder Gulliver
Atticus Wilder.
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Wait, your first and last name are both
Wilder? Yep, so I'll listen, no matter
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what name somebody uses. Way to go,
Wilder.
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Wilder?
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Wilder.
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Wilder! Never fails.
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Okay,
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I've refunded all the handling fees.
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Here's the two tickets I never sold, and
I gave Noah his $10.
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So, how did you know it was me?
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Instinct. And Noah told me.
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It's like this. In us wilders, you'll
find a good side and a bad side.
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You'll also find a birthmark shaped like
a ballerina.
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But that's neither here nor there.
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You're at that age now where you're
going to have to face that bad side and
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knock it on its evil behind.
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Pow!
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I'm up to thaw some logs.
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Why do you always have to cut wood right
before bedtime?
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Helps me sleep.
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How about a glass of warm milk? Yeah,
right. Like I'm going to cut milk.
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Good night,
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Mom and Dad. Good night, Chewy.
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Say good night, Chewy.
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Good night.
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Sorry, I was getting tired of that joke.
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Oh, actually, I kind of missed it.
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Nighty -night. Love you guys.
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We love you, too.
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Bedtime song.
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Bedtime. Bedtime, bedtime. We love
trees.
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We love trees.
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So. This bad side.
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What if I don't want to fight it? Then
your older brother will fight it for
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Looks like things are about to get
interesting around here.
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Good. I like interesting.
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Game on.
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Game on.
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$7 handling fee.
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Table to me.
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