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All right, Jacob, this will just be a
little pinch, and... No.
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Oh, sorry,
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but when you step on a rusty nail,
you've got to get a tetanus shot.
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I don't want it.
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Mom, Dad, Jacob says he doesn't want the
shot.
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Yes, and we have to respect that. All
right.
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Oh, we do?
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Our son has body autonomy.
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All right, well, I'll just bolster this
until you're ready, partner.
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Sorry,
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didn't break skin.
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You know what? I did break skin, but no
tetanus for me.
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Nice. Put it to hang. Figure it out.
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All right.
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Hey, could you guys note on Jacob's
chart that he has body autonomy? I don't
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know if that's genetic or what.
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Yeah, thanks.
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Sure.
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I didn't know Matt wore glasses.
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Yeah, he said he slept in his contact.
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They look nice, though. He looks hot.
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Like a cute professor.
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Yeah, he's like a boy Velma. And I'm
into it.
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Matt's kind of a snack.
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Right, Serena? I don't know about a
snack. It's just eyewear.
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Holy moly. Have you guys seen Matt in
glasses? He's a chihuahua. I know,
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Maybe he'll make a move at happy hour
tonight.
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Yes, you gotta.
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Bruce, chill. You chill.
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Holly's life sucks, okay? This could be
huge for her. The what?
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Holly focused.
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Ed, you gotta shoot your shot.
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Go get that farm boy, Dee. Oh my God,
stop.
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Your baby's gonna be so cute.
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Come on, it's just classic. We don't
agree with you, okay? We all don't agree
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with you. I think it's like the first
time I've noticed his face.
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Hey, Joyce, you wanted to chat?
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Wow. Okay, what are we doing?
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I'm multitasking.
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You know, between the birthing center,
planning a wedding, and, oh yeah,
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a hospital, I gotta fit in my steps
wherever I can. Walk with me.
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Oh,
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uh, you mean just stand here while you
walk, or... Give it some movement so I
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don't get motion sickness.
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Ah, the electrician is on her way.
Female electrician, very progressive.
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I trust her about 5 % less, but that's
on me.
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Uh, Joyce?
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What is a S'monday?
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S'monday is the night between Sunday and
Monday. And if I use my time wisely,
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then I'm free and clear for Moo's day.
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Okay. Come here, you.
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Sweaty.
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Alex, you were like a daughter to me.
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Not my daughter, somebody else's. But
still, I would be so happy if you would
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part of my wedding to Sanderson.
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Oh.
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Joyce, I would be honored. That's so
kind. Thank you. Yes, yes.
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Thank God, because there are a lot of
details and I need a type A stickler
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you.
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Oh, so like a wedding planner?
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No, that's a job. This is an honor, like
you said.
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Hey, guys.
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Any tips on tricking a little kid into
doing something they don't want to do?
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Here's a tip. Don't phrase it like that,
you perv. Oh, there's a kid in 104 who
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refuses to take his shot. You just made
your first mistake by ceding power to a
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kid. He just really doesn't want to take
the shot.
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Yeah, but he really needs a shot. Now, I
know your favorite food is fish sticks,
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but you're the adult in the room.
They're fish strips, and I just don't
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that kid respects the adult -child
dynamic.
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Matt. I have seen it all. I have dealt
with biters, pinchers, screamers,
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manipulators. Guess who always winds up
on top?
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Biters? No, Matt. Me.
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Come on. Let's go stab a child.
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Okay. Oh, isn't that wild? The new St.
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Dennis power couple, Matt and Holly. Oh,
we can call them Molly.
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We'd have to change Molly's name, but
I'm fine with that. No one's calling
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Molly. No? What about hats?
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But then what do we call hats? I guess
we call them hollies. I mean, I'm just
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excited. I don't know. Matt with Holly?
It seems kind of random.
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Oh, okay. Secret Holly hater.
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What is it? Her voice? Her hair?
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The way she pronounces it, especially?
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No, Holly's fine.
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I just don't see Matt going for her.
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Huh, interesting.
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Okay, uh, Charisse?
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For Matt?
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Oh, okay.
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So, you'd prefer Matt to go for, like,
more of a Serena type?
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What? No.
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No, it wasn't what I'm saying at all.
So, just to recap, when Matt was
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on you, you weren't interested. But now
that Holly wants him, it's hands off my
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man.
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Very vampire diaries.
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Oh, my God. Stop trying to get me to
watch that show.
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No, I don't care if Matt gets with
Holly. I just don't see them as a match.
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If I see a pelican dating a hippo and I
go, that's weird, it's because it's
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weird. It doesn't mean I want to fuck
the hippo.
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Sounded weird.
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Okay, so first thing on the to -do list,
we need to decide DJ or band.
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Oh, Sanderson said that DJs weren't
around during Viking time.
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Sorry, why is that relevant? Oh, that's
our theme. Sanderson wanted a Norse
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Viking wedding.
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Is he part Viking? No, no, he just likes
them.
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And that theme's like locked in then?
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Yes. Uh, this was one of Sanderson's non
-negotiables, along with Chaplain Steve
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officiating in a no -elderly policy.
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Plus, we already got our engagement
photos taken.
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Oh, wow.
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That, look at that.
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That's so beautiful. Why is he, why is
he digging?
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Oh, he's burying an offering to the land
spirits. We didn't have a whole goat,
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so, you know, we just used some old hot
wing bones.
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Sure, I think that was smart.
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At the hospital, Joyce is a headstrong
woman. But sometimes in relationships,
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have trouble asserting ourselves and we
need an advocate.
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Like how I had Serena tell Tim he had to
stop wearing bowling shirts.
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It had to happen. That was not the man I
married.
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Um, Joyce, isn't there anything that you
want?
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Eh, I had some ideas. You know, my
family's lake house would have been
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a spring wedding. But Sanderson's doing
all the heavy lifting, so who am I to
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argue? You're the bride. According to
Sanderson, bride captive is more
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historically accurate.
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Okay, Jacob, the doctor is in.
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Now, here's what we're going to do.
We're going to roll up that sleeve.
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in my bubble sleep. Oh, let's be polite,
Jacob.
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But... Yeah, you were in his bubble
space.
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I'm in his what?
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We respect Jacob's bodily autonomy.
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There's a bubble of space around him
that he's in charge of.
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You have one, too.
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Okay, Mom, Dad, you want to hold him
down so we can knock out this shot?
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Oh, we're really not okay with that.
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We've decided on a gentle parenting
approach.
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Well, you can hold him down gently if
you like. He may buck.
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That's not the way it works anymore.
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Seems like Jacob's in charge, so you
might want to go through him.
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I'm so excited to be working with you
guys. This wedding is going to be fire.
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Did you get a chance to look over my
website?
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Oh, yeah. We'd like to go with the Amore
package.
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Smart. You save a lot by bundling vows,
personal anecdotes, and roast -style
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jokes. Oh, I'm not sure that we want to
be, you know, roasting anybody at the
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wedding. Is that right, Joyce?
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Hmm? Whatever. I mean, I could let you
preview the jokes before the day, but
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you'd have to upgrade to my all -access
tier, Amore+. Ooh!
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Then we can bank more Amore points. They
roll over, right?
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Sorry, roll over into what?
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Well, the wrong I -9s were sent to the
entire department. This is a disaster.
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The rat race. No, thank you.
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Now, brass tacks wise, I see that
instead of English, you've opted to
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your vows in Old Norse. Joyce, is that
something that you want? Do you want to
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be speaking Viking at your wedding?
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Viking is the ethnicity.
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Problematic.
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You know what? She's right.
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This is a hassle, Sanderson. No, we are
going to deliver our vows in the
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language we already speak, which is
English. But that would cost me her
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which means sadness. And I'm fine with
that. Okay, English then. Okay, great. I
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just thought of a great Rose joke.
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All right, check this out.
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Here we find a very rare species, the
Narsius Thirstius.
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She's in her natural habitat doing...
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Whatever nurses do. But what is she
distracted by?
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Ah, the male nurse.
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Weak and pale, his spectacles make him
irresistible to the female in heat.
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What are you doing, freak?
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We've spooked her.
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An outburst of hostility like this when
threatened is typical for the... Hey!
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Dude! That almost hit my eye.
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And then Joyce will carry the O -thing
stone, and we'll circle each other 15
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times. Now, it's very heavy, so I think
she should be wearing a back brace. No,
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we're not doing that.
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But it's too heavy without a back brace.
No, the O -thing stone, it's stupid.
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Get rid of it. Love this.
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The push and pull. Marriage is about
compromise, and you guys are doing
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Joyce has her must -haves, like, you
know, speaking English. And, Sanderson,
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still have your long -row ceremony. No,
we're not doing that either.
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What? I already hired the archer. He's
four foot two. It's going to be
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hilarious. Okay, let's move this along.
Give me that marker.
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So, in terms of payment, credit card
works best. I'm banned from Venmo right
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now. Apparently certain emojis count as
harassment.
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Okay, no. A milk bath to wash away my
maidenhood? I have been with five
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different men and I am tired of denying
it.
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Every kid is different. And when you've
been doing this as long as I have, you
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realize you have a variety of tools at
your disposal.
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And this is helpful for me to see,
because back home, kids just did what
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told. That's actually nice.
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And if you ever lost your hat, you had
to live under a blanket until your
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knitted you a new one. I think that's
fine.
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So, Jacob, you know, there was this
other guy that didn't want to take his
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tetanus shot, and his arms and legs
folded in permanently. They call him
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Man.
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I love pretzels. Well, we all love
pretzels. I know.
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It's not about the pretzels, Matt. Now,
this image I'm going to show you is a
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bit graphic.
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Oh, let's not do that. We try not to use
fear as a motivator. Yeah, we don't
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want to scare him.
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Don't we, though?
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Here's a fun option.
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We have a cartoon about vaccines. Now,
you see, Mr.
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B, he's giving the kids shots by...
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Stinging them? Who made this?
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I'm not allowed to watch screens until
after that.
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Good call, Jake.
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If it's not too much trouble, maybe you
could make the point using Legos?
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Well, I really hoped it wouldn't come to
this, but you drive a tough bargain.
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Oh, not the belt. A prize.
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A delicious and outrageous bar.
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The best candy is the best.
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Take the shot. It's yours.
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I want Nerd Clusters.
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We don't have those.
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I want nerd plusters.
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You're not getting nerd plusters.
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Okay. If I'm getting this all right, we
have a simple, elegant ceremony at the
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lake house with no jokes to each his
own.
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And there will also be a cake.
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Great. Okay. If that's all set, then
I'm... No. No cake.
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What's wrong with cake? Cake is the best
part about getting married.
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Cake's pretty standard at a wedding,
Julie.
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I would rather shoot myself in the face
than have a cake at my wedding. Oh, why
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are those the options?
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Literally his only thing left up here.
Please, if not for me, then for our
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guests. They're going to need a sweet
treat at the end of the night.
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Well, I guess we're at an impasse.
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Well, you know what?
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Then we'll go cake -less.
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Because the only thing I need at my
wedding is my JoJo. You are the
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sweet treat.
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I think the thing Joyce actually doesn't
want at her wedding is...
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Hey, you saw that 102 was discharged?
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Yeah. And you heard that Matt and Holly
cut?
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What?
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Oh, you hated that. I got your ass in
4K. This was blank.
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You know what? Fine.
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Matt's an attractive guy, and he looks
really good in glasses. There.
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Whatever. There you go.
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Matt's a cutie patootie, and you like
him. No, correction, you like him.
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Of course I like him. He's one of my
best friends. I love Matt.
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Whoa. Whoa, no, no, no, no. I didn't
mean it like that. Hey, hey, you don't
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to say another word. The joke's over.
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Wow. So, you love him. It's not like
that, okay? Just... Leave me alone.
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Ow! Keith!
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What the hell?
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Everyone's in my shit today.
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Potty language.
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Get the soap out.
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Oh, I'm bleeding.
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Okay, we bring out a cake that says
congrats on the shot.
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Matt. Then he'll have to get it. He's
not going to eat a cake he doesn't
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deserve. Existential day in the old ER,
huh?
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I'm dealing with a difficult kid.
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Oh, it's not the kids. It's the parents.
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Oh, yeah? What do you have?
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Yellers, anti -vaxxers. We got a doctor
in the family. Oh, it's worse. They're
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gentle. Oh, no.
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Gentle parenting?
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It's a nice idea. Doesn't work, though.
Thank you. What happened to a simple no?
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Yeah, we tried gentle parenting when
Ella was six. And after, like, a week,
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had, like, Freddy Krueger fingernails.
And she smelled like crap. And we were
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all eating ice cream cake for dinner.
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Finally, I just snapped.
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And I was like, enough!
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You were not in charge of the cake.
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Enough. That's a good one. Now, my go
-to was cut it out. Oh, I love cut it
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Cut it out.
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So when Michael was 10, he was still
wetting the bed.
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So I finally lost it, man. I was like,
you better cut it out. You're too old
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this.
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I said, the next time you wet the bed,
I'm going to take your wet sheets. I'm
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going to hang them up so all your
friends can see. They're going to laugh
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and call you P -Boy. So cut it out.
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Wait, did you actually say that to him?
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Yeah.
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You know, it's tough love.
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Boundaries. He must have been so scared.
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Oh, man, I'll say it like that. He
stopped wetting the bed.
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Picked up peeing all together.
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Bruce, don't. Hey, hey, I come and pee.
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You're eating spaghetti in the middle of
the day. I wanted to see how you're
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holding up. Everything's fine. I'm fine.
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I don't care.
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I'm not trying to date the guy.
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Okay, good. Great.
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I think that's for the best. Right.
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Wait, what do you mean?
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Well, it's just, I worry about Matt.
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He's fragile, innocent. He's like a baby
deer wobbling on his newly formed legs.
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You're, well...
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The way you are. The way I am. No, it's
a compliment.
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In dating, there are sharks and there
are minnows.
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Matt and Holly, minnows.
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You, great wife.
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Sorry, great Asian -American.
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I'm just saying that Matt would
gleefully swim into your jaws and you
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chomp him up, poop him out. He'd never
be the same Matt again.
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That's kind of insulting and weird.
What? No, it's a power.
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You're like me and I'm the person I
respect most. See, sharks like us.
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Yeah, we don't do relationships.
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We chomp and poop.
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That's in our nature.
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Right.
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I'm not a shark. I've had plenty of
normal, healthy relationships that just,
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like, ended after a few weeks.
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And nobody got hurt.
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Well, a couple of them got hurt.
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I'm not a shark.
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Hey, bud.
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It's Dad.
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No, the router's still working.
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You were right. It was just unplugged.
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Listen, you probably don't remember
this, but when you were little, you had
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minor bedwetting problem, and... You
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do?
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All right, I didn't...
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Jacob, I'm sorry for being harsh
earlier. It's just that I care about you
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getting better. And sometimes us as
parents, we may think we know what we're
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doing, but maybe we don't.
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Maybe sometimes we don't.
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Mommy, who's that up in the sky?
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It's me, Hospital Man.
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It looks like the evil Professor Tetanus
has you in his clutches. Quick, eat
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these power... Neuroclusters.
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Neuroclusters, yes. I'll finish him off
with my syringe of justice, I guess.
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Fine, you can give me the shot.
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I summon the leagues of medicine.
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Pediatrics, orthopedics.
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I think two leagues is fine. All right,
I'm going to give you the shot now.
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All right, ready?
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Hey, Joyce. Oh, we're back on the thing.
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Good.
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I just, you know, wanted to check in.
You all right? I am terrific. I got
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everything I wanted, and now we're done
planning, so it totally opens up my
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Friday. Oh, your calendar thing. That's
great.
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Okay. Yeah, just, you know, wanted to
make sure you're happy with everything.
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Why wouldn't I be? I got everything I
wanted. Now we can finally concentrate
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the next part of our lives together,
which will be forever.
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Yeah, that's the plan. Just me and him.
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Okay, Joyce.
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Something is going on with the heat in
here, isn't it?
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It's like itching. I think the air is
actually fine.
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Clothes are getting, like, tight and
prison -like.
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Are you getting that? No.
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You know, you don't actually look well.
Well, I feel fine. I just can't breathe.
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I think you're having a panic attack.
Just step off the treadmill. It is not a
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treadmill. It is a portable walking pad.
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Oh, my God.
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You have a walnut -sized lump. No
laceration.
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BP's coming down.
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How's your sleep been?
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Pretty awful, but that's typical for me.
Your diet, any changes?
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Your bowel movements, are they healthy?
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I mean, they're snowy, but... Yeah,
that's kind of what they're known for. I
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think I was just dehydrated, that's all.
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Joyce, respectfully, I don't think this
is about water, and I think you know
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what I'm talking about.
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Sanderson finally manned up, and he said
I could have whatever I wanted.
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But what I want does not include him.
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Oh, well, that's a tough one. But if
it's how you feel, I think you need to
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to Sanderson.
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It would destroy him.
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He says that all the time. If you ever
leave me, it will destroy me. It's part
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of his good night.
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I know it'll be rough, but sometimes
saying the hard thing and, you know,
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facing it, that's how we show someone we
care about them.
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You're very wise, Alex.
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Thanks.
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I have always hated your laugh.
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I have to tone down how funny I am
around you because it's just so grating.
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That was hard, but I do feel so much
better now.
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Hey, bud.
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No, router's good.
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So, I cleared my weekend, and I am
thinking maybe I come to Austin
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for a little visit.
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I think we have things to discuss.
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Maybe a hug's in order?
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That's good.
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I really respect Joyce for making the
hard decision.
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No one likes hurting the people that we
care about. But the thing about
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relationships is it's bound to happen.
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The kindest thing we can do is be
honest.
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No!
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Please don't do this! At the end of the
day, the thing about... I'm begging you!
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I'm on my knees!
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Please, my face is on...
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Move, please!
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I'll eat your trash!
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Where's the poison?
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Hey, want to ride with us to happy hour?
Tap off drinks. And yeah, that applies
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to lemonade.
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I called.
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Uh... Nah.
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I have a ton of charting to finish.
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You guys have fun, though.
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Alright, I'll pour one out for you.
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Oh, we have to get the buffalo
cauliflower. It's especially good.
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Or a wild woman.
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Hey.
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Know any engaged couples who need an
officiant?
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Just lost a client.
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Keeping their retainer, but still.
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Bummer, but no.
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You going to this happy hour thing at
O'Malley's?
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I'll get you a drink.
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Actually, why don't you just go to your
place?
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Yeah.
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Cool. You can do that.
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