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crudely animated alien vermin?
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Thumbs have no feeling.
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Wait a minute. Am I the blue guy or the
red guy? Doesn't matter. Just keep
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blasting.
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Oh, man. What a night.
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Telling me the cable went out during
Dukes of Hazzard. We've had to play
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games for the last three hours.
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Hey.
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He's a witch.
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Do people have anything better to do?
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No.
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Wait a second.
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No.
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You know, if you don't have anything
better to do, we can use some volunteers
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down at the hospital.
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Excuse me. I work for a living. Today, I
had breakfast at Paramount, lunch at
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Fox, and drinks at Disney.
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I have nothing left to give.
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Spencer, I would love to volunteer.
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If only I were as desensitized to human
suffering as you are.
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You know, maybe Spencer's right.
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Maybe, and by maybe I mean perhaps,
taking the time to read to a sick child
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would be more fulfilling than the work
we're doing here.
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Maybe by volunteering our services to
help those less fortunate than
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our lives would be more meaningful than
playing red guy versus blue guy. Maybe
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if we stand up, we turn that TV off, we
march down to that hospital and help
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everyone else, we will do something
truly with our lives. What do you say?
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Ladies and gentlemen, it's time to get
down with Boogie Nights.
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I'm Ellen Morgan. I'm volunteering.
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How are you feeling?
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Not so good.
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Come on, what kind of attitude is that
from somebody who's in the hospital?
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You know what you need? A kidney.
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Yes, probably that too, yes. But you
know what? While you're sitting around
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waiting for that kidney, what do you say
you and I play a stimulating game of
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ping pong, huh?
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Yeah, look at that excitement. Okay,
here you go. Hold on to that.
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One here.
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All righty then.
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Zero serving zero.
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Sorry about your ear. You know what?
Walk that off. It's a one serving zero
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Excuse me. May I help you?
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Yes. I'm Ellen. I'm a volunteer. I'm
going to try to make a difference.
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I see. Well, have you done any volunteer
work before?
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Oh, yes. Once I have.
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Hi, I'm calling from Helping Hand.
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What?
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Hi, it's me again. Don't hang up.
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I don't care if your dinner's getting
cold. You know how many people are going
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to bed tonight without dinner?
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A whole bunch.
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Ellen, it's... Beth addicted to this
crypt. Shut up, Peter. Yeah, well, some
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us do care. Some of us care so much that
we give up our whole lives just to help
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other people. And you know what really
ticks us off?
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Selfish morons like you.
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Huh. Well, so you know what I could do
is I could try to help out with surgery,
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you know, because I'm pretty good at
that game Operation.
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I don't have any tweezers with me or
anything like that. Probably just as
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don't want to step on any doctor's toes.
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I hope that's not the volunteer's
uniform.
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Wait a minute. There is a patient.
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A curious fellow. English, I believe.
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An English patient?
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Yes. What's his name?
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I don't know.
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Huh. Amnesia or something from the past
he's trying to block out?
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Actually, there are 300 patients in this
hospital. I just can't remember
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everybody's name.
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All I know is he could use a little
companionship right now.
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Someone to talk to.
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Oh, well, I'm not much of a talker.
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More of the strong silent type.
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So where's little Rugrat?
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Baby, baby.
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Did I say Rugrat?
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You know why I did?
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Because my dad would call us rats as
children.
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He would just do little rat, you know,
and we loved it because we would chew
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we knew that's why.
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like rats chew nibble and we would just
chew through anything just uh you know
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or crouton or a cracker or uh one time
my little brother chewed through
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electrical cord and then he took a
different bus to school and um we called
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sparky joke to do that and um because we
were hungry that's why we didn't have
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much money not that i'm hinting that i
need money now i'm not i mean i do who
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doesn't need more money who's gonna say
no more money you know
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or, you know, in here. No, you know, I
wouldn't... Where is little Tyke?
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I'll give it a shot. Good. Okay.
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One serving one.
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Hello. Hi, I'm Ellen. I'm a volunteer.
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And your name is... Let's see.
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Ooh, that's a difficult one. Al -ma
-zool -la -ma -loo -az -ma -loo.
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I cannot pronounce that. I'm going to
call you Bob.
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How's that?
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Okay, you nod. If you can't nod, then
you should blink or something, some kind
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of signal so that I know.
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I can talk.
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You can talk? Oh, good for you. Then
that's good, and that makes it easier.
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do you pronounce that?
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Just call me Bob.
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Okay, what are you in here for? Don't
tell me if it's gross, because I get
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squeamish. Well, I had a day off last
week.
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I'm just preparing myself for the gross
part. Go ahead.
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I got burned.
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Oh. Oh, my. To get burned. Oh, how
horrible.
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Horrible, horrible.
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How did that happen?
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Tanning booth accident.
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I fell asleep listening to music.
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Curse John Tesh and his soothing fans.
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I'm so sorry to hear that.
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Why don't you tell me about yourself?
Would you like to do that? Because
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what I'm here for, to listen to you.
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Well, I was born in Devonshire in 1948.
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1948.
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My, my, my. That makes you 49.
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Yeah. How about that? You don't look 49.
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Not that I know. I don't know what you
look like. I really can't tell other
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you're probably pretty tan.
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You know, you're probably going to need
a new driver's license picture.
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Well, my driver's license picture, I
thought... I remember when I got my
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driver's license picture taken.
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Funniest thing.
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Next.
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Put your feet on the X.
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The front of the feet are... Put your
feet on the X.
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Now smile.
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That's okay.
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What?
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Thanks, really, but I don't want to
smile.
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Look, it's just that you know that it's
going to be a horrible picture. I mean,
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you don't. I don't know your work. I'm
sure you're good, but... Oh, come on.
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I bet you got a pretty smile.
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No, I appreciate it, but...
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I've given it a lot of thought, and I'm
comfortable with my decision.
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Okay, I just think it's a shame when a
pretty girl like you doesn't want to
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smile. Oh, for God's sakes, would you
just take the picture?
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Next.
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You know, I don't want to scare you, but
you may freckle.
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Might I have a sip of water?
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What?
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Absolutely. I don't mean to trouble you.
No, no trouble at all. How much trouble
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can it be? I remember I was getting
water once.
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One, two, three.
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have to be brave for me. I'm not being
brave.
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There you go.
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I'm sorry. Hold on. My watch is caught
on your gauze.
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I'm sorry.
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This has happened to me before. I got
caught in some blinds.
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Wait till I tell you this story. I'm
Ellen.
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I didn't catch your name.
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Probably didn't throw it.
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Maya.
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I hope not.
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Good thing I'm wearing my thermal
tights. It's chilly in here.
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Listen,
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if you don't mind, I'm rather sleepy.
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Oh, yes, of course.
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Yes, I can take a hint. I'll go get us
some coffee. Perk you right up.
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Hello,
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it's me.
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You're sleepy.
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Shh.
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You sound asleep.
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That's good. You probably need some
rest.
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Are you sleeping?
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Are you awake?
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Are you sleeping?
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I'm sorry. I just wanted to make sure
you... I was so worried.
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I'm sorry. Are you hungry? I found an
egg. I am not hungry. No?
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I'm warm.
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I don't know if I read to you, huh?
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What?
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Look at all the pretty pictures. Who did
this?
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Catherine. What grade is he in?
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She was the love of my life.
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It was the sort of love that only death
can air asunder.
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We first met in the gentleman's club in
Cairo. I was wearing black velvet and
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she... You know what I've realized
recently?
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Thinking about love, love is fickle.
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Don't you agree? Well, if I... Because I
was thinking the other day about...
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Hey, what are you doing? Sorry.
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Hey, can't you wait for the honeymoon?
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Ben? You can explain.
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Oh, I, you, oh, my God.
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I knew you were going to say that. Al,
look, it's not what it looks like. No,
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definitely not. This is nothing like
what it looks like. Okay, good, because
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from where I'm standing, from how I see
it, this angle, it looks like two people
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kissing, and I know there's got to be
another explanation, so please tell me
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what it is.
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There is no other explanation.
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Oh, come on, you didn't even try.
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Okay, here's one, here's one.
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You had a feeling or something came
loose in your mouth, and Spence, being a
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doctor, was trying to push it back in
with his tongue, huh?
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Here's what it is, okay? I came in, and
I found her crying about Matt and how
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maybe the wedding's not going to work
out, right? I put my arm around her to
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comfort her, and before I knew it, she
was all over me.
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What? That is so not true.
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You kissed me.
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Okay, okay, you know what it is? I'm
pretty sure the Santa Ana wins. That's
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it is, because, you know, when the Santa
Anas blow, all kinds of crazy things
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happen. For instance, once there was a
big gust of wind, and I bought culottes.
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I was sitting here. You were sitting
there, right? You leaned your head like
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this and closed your eyes, all right?
That's not begging for a kiss. I don't
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know what is.
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Maybe I closed my eyes because I
couldn't stand to look at you. Oh, come
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You cried. You did the lip thing, right?
And then you pulled me against my will,
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and then you did this.
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No, no, no, no.
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You, you made puppy eyes, and then you
stroked my hair, and then before I knew
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it, this.
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Okay, okay, I'm convinced. Nothing's
going on.
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to stand in the way of true love. You
know what I mean? True love. Because
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there's one time that I did actually get
involved and never again.
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Matt, it is too late to back out of this
now, okay? I have accepted his proposal
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and I am just going to have to live with
it. And if you look at it this way, if
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I'm going to attach myself for life to a
person that I'm not sure that I love, I
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could do a lot worse than Matt.
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Do you ever listen to yourself talk?
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Come on, everyone is waiting for you. I
can't, I can't. Just go down the aisle.
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Wait right here.
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Okay,
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how was it? What are you doing back
here? Because you can't go through this.
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don't love him. This is the biggest
mistake of your life. I know, but
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I'm going to... No, you can't stop me.
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I can.
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No, no, no.
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So
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anyway,
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you and this Kathleen, Catherine, Kathy,
whatever, are you still together?
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Catherine and I shared a love. A love
that was both equal parts beautiful and
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tragic. She was the... That's the same
with me. Beautiful and tragic. Equal
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parts. You know? Because, you know, it's
like when you go to the dentist.
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Although you need the dentist for
beautiful teeth, sometimes it can be so
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tragic. Okay.
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There's going to give you a little
nitrous oxide.
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Now, we'd like you to take about ten
deep breaths.
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Through your nose.
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Oh, this stuff doesn't work on me. I
tried it once at a Grateful Dead
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It's okay. I was with my dentist.
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Just keep breathing.
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So are you from Los Angeles originally,
Ellen?
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No, no.
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No, Louisiana.
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Oh, sure.
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The French Quarter, jazz, Mardi Gras.
Makes you see in New Orleans.
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Born and raised.
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Things you do as a child. Things you do
with your mother. Things you do with a
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chicken.
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Well, what do you know, Ellen? We're
both from the old bayou.
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Ah, the old bayou.
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The old bayou.
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Can I buy you a drink, Dr.
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Dave?
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I think the night just may be starting
to work.
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Are you feeling relaxed, Ellen?
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Well, I feel downright tingly.
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And my daddy won't be home for hours.
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Doesn't little Tooth Fairy have to stay
in here with us?
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Okay, we're going to give you a little
Novocaine and numb up your mouth a
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little.
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Why don't you numb it up with a long,
hard kiss like a gentleman?
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I don't know why he wanted me to get the
gauze, because the other nurse said
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that she would get the gauze for him,
but I guess he didn't trust her.
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Well, it's on the top shelf. Let me help
you. Okay.
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It's so beautiful.
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All the medical equipment, the tongue
depressors, and the...
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Wait, there's more.
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No problem. Good leaders keep a cool
head.
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You're a model.
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See if you can slip through there and
help me.
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you made me come here
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up there swinging in a comfy hammock.
Oh, comfy hammock. I am so much more
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uncomfortable than you.
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No, you're not.
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Yes, I am.
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Well, you're going to be.
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You know,
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the funny thing is I've never even done
this before. It doesn't seem too hard.
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What?
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Hold on. I can't understand you. Oh,
thank you.
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Excuse me. If you have to go, I will
understand.
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What would you like? Mashed potatoes or
corn?
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Are you sure you don't want the eggs?
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What I would like is a plum.
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A nice plum plum.
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No plums here.
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How about a prune? Pruney prune?
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No? No prunes.
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Okay. I know this hospital food must be
really disgusting.
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You know what you need is a home -cooked
meal. When you get out of here, you
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should come over to my house. I'm going
to cook for you. I'd rather... Yes, I'm
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a very good cook. One time I had people
over. I'm a very good hostess.
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You need some help in there? No, thanks.
Thank you. I can do this. If I couldn't
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do a simple little dinner party, what
would that say about me? Now, thank you
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for asking, but I'm just fine in here.
But thank you anyway for asking me.
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Beautiful.
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Martha, for you.
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Really? I think she forgot something.
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Well, Barrett, it's supposed to be a
twice -baked potato.
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Isn't that right, Ellen? Twice -baked.
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That's right, twice -baked.
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Everybody go ahead and start eating and
I'm just gonna get dessert started.
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Okay. Do you have any more of those
rolls?
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Oh, yes, I do. I need to come in here.
Here are the rolls right now.
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Elle, I don't mean to be rude. I think
we're short three hands. Let me give you
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a hand. No, that's okay. Here are the
hands. You got the hands.
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You must have other friends to visit. I
feel greedy monopolizing your time.
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Oh, no.
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Well, you know what? I do actually have
to meet a friend in a few minutes, but I
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wouldn't leave you high and dry. I've
arranged for another volunteer to come
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and visit with you.
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