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What are you still doing here?

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Trying to figure out how to make this
phone call.

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Have you tried punching those little
buttons with the numbers on them?

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No. I'm figuring out whether or not I
should accept the summer internship with

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the WNBA.

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Oh, honey, what is to decide?

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Of course you're gonna go.

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Now, Tia, you've wanted this a long
time.

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Yeah, honey, this is a once -in -a
-lifetime opportunity.

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I mean, how often am I gonna get floor
seats for free?

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Oh, what about Tamira?

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Oh, she can come, too.

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Look, I mean, she's going to be in
Detroit, okay? And I'm going to be in

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York. I mean, we've never been that far
apart. She needs me. Do you know how

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happy I make her?

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She was just for the summer.

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Yeah, I mean, your sister's made it
without you for 12 years. I'm sure she

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be happy by herself for 12 weeks.

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Now call.

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You're right. You're right.

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This is my dream, and I'm going to make
that happen.

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As soon as I get some privacy.

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Oh, I got things to do. Yeah, I got even
more things to do.

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Forget about those floor seats.

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Hello, Lynette Chavis, please.

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Oh, hi, Miss Chavis. This is Tia Landry.

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I'm calling to accept the summer
internship.

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Yes, yes, I am very, very excited.

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Oh, thank you, thank you.

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Well, um, I guess I'll see you in a few
weeks.

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Okay. Bye.

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Gia? Huh?

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Guess what this letter says.

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You're off academic probation.

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You know I was never on academic
probation.

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Fair, fair.

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Mom and Ray, they left.

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It's a letter from our father.

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Ray wrote us a letter?

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Hello. Our natural father, Matt...
Sullivan, the photojournalist? I got it.

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Well, what does it say?

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Get this.

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He's going to Ghana this summer to do a
photo essay on the U .N. Secretary

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General Kofi Annan.

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And he wants us to join him.

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He does?

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I mean, yes. I mean, can you believe it?
Thank goodness you didn't accept that

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WNBA internship.

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Well, Tamara... I mean, Africa's like
half a world away, and I won't be scared

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because we'll have each other, you know.
Well, I... I mean, just think.

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The whole summer in Africa getting to
know Matt.

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Isn't it wonderful?

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Yeah. It's something.

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I do my own

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style in my own time. And now everybody
sees how different we have

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come to be.

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Even though I'm glad to be with you.

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I got a bill that's real good for me,
like you got to do what's right for you.

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with your defense.

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My defense?

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Well, if you think you can find somebody
better than me, go ahead.

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No problem.

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Tia, hit the floor.

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Me?

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No, the cardboard girl next to you.

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Substitution, my baby. Mother, what are
you doing here?

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Well, I don't know. Looks like I just
won an NBA game.

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Pass the ball.

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Well, as well as the only pass I'll be
making tonight.

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Yeah, there's six seconds left. I'm
counting on you.

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She's got no game.

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She's got no hype.

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flight to Africa.

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Forget that. We need her here. And I
need her with me.

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and talk me out of it. Yeah, well, too
bad she didn't talk you out of waking us

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up this early in the morning.

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I could hardly get any sleep because Tia
was talking her sleep again about the

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WNBA.

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Mommy, I had an awful dream.

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Oh.

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Well, if you think that was awful, wait
till you hear what happened to Aunt Etta

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Mae when she tried to make her own
wedding dress.

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but she wouldn't listen.

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Anyway, the night before the wedding,
her boyfriend, Slim L, ran off with the

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neighborhood conjure woman.

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He said she got him by boiling a lock of
his head with the eye of a dog or

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something. Mom, it's too bad about
anatomy, but remind me to be sad when I

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up in a couple of hours.

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Oh, good.

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Look, girls, I need you to help me scrub
out those garbage cans.

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No problem.

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Dog, I'm looking for my Lauryn Hill CD,
man. I'm looking under H's, but I can't

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find it. Look under the F for Fine
Lauryn Hill.

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Man, that's crazy.

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If you don't think she's fine, you're
the one who's crazy.

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No, no.

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The point is that I went through all the
trouble of setting up the system, and

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you need to respect it.

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Hold up, hold up, hold up.

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Why are we arguing about this?

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Oh, you know what?

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You're right.

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Let's take it to the wall. That's right.
Because if it's good enough for the

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NCAA, it's good enough for T and J.

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Well, lucky you. Looks like it's your
turn to be right.

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And then, as indicated by the arrow,
it's my turn to be right. I say we keep

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Lauren under fine.

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It's your call.

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Fine,

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Lauren Hill.

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Lauren, I found it. Of course you did.
Right in front of Foxy Foxy Brown.

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Hey, Jordan, where's Busta Rhymes?

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Look under these.

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Hmm. Let me guess. For Da Bomb?

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You're catching on.

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Girls,

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I can't make up my mind.

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Which one of these will look more
ravishing on me?

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They're both hideous.

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Yeah, Lisa, what were you thinking?

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How deep I'd have to bury your body so
nobody could find them.

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Get off my back. No mother of mine is
going to walk down the aisle looking

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a disco ball with legs.

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I can wear whatever I want on my wedding
day. Fine, fine. We're going to go look

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at some bridesmaids' dresses.

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Well, good.

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But not too frou -frou.

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Yugo beads for this yoke? We could, if
you had an appointment. Now, I'd be glad

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to make an appointment.

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Uh, uh, uh, Vera Wang, right?

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Yes.

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And it'll still be Vera Wang when you
come back for your appointment.

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Oh, you must not be on commission.

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And you must not want this dress.

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Excuse me. A client with an appointment
is waiting.

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You know, you're right. I don't want
that dress. or anything else in this

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You are rude, pretentious, and you're
wearing way too much of that cheap

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perfume.

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This store cannot do anything for me.

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Except validate my parking.

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What's this?

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Coke? We're down to the last bottle, so
I left you half.

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Half? No, no, no. This is a swig. Look,
a new rule. Whoever drinks... No, no.

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Whoever opens the last bottle of soda
has to buy another six pack. But what if

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brother tapped out? Then a brother
drinks tap water.

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Oh, man.

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That's crazy.

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Well, obviously, there's only one way to
settle this.

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Look at that.

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I'm right, you're wrong. Hit the 7
-Eleven.

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Hey, Tia. You want some of the 7
-Eleven? Oh, no, no, no, thanks. I'll

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a Coke from the fridge. Oh, no.

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No, you won't. I'll be right back.

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Is he okay? Oh, yeah, he's fine, he's
fine. Guess what?

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What? I talked to my parents this
morning, and our family reunion is this

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in St. Louis.

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Really? Yes.

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I had a wonderful idea.

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It would be so great if you could join
us, okay? Yeah, and listen, my mother

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wants to meet the girl I can't stop
talking about. Uh -huh. Hey, she even

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you a T -shirt.

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Huh? Yeah, yeah. Now, look, you got to
send back this reply card, right? So do

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you want the chicken or the fish?

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Uh, chicken.

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I'll pick the chicken, too.

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Tia, this summer's going to be the bomb.

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Oh, yeah.

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It's going to be something.

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We should toast. I'll go to the vending
machine and get a cup of Coke.

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Okay? Okay.

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Oh, wait.

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Hello, um, Lynette Chavis, please.

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Oh, okay, well, um, I'll just leave a
voicemail.

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Hi, hi, um, this is Tia Landry again.

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I really, really need to talk to you
about the... Now, I know you're not

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my girl down.

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You're not real.

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I'm not hearing this.

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Tia, you should really think about this
before you decide.

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Excuse me, you had your chance at the
dream.

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I got this, shorty.

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See, the machine is still broken. These
are warm.

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I'll get some ice.

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Got milk?

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Forget milk. You got some baking soda?

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It stinks in here.

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Guys, stay on point.

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Now, I know you're not thinking about
going back on that internship, are you?

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Just to please Tamara?

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Or your boyfriend?

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Leave me alone.

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Tia, if you wanted to be alone, why'd
you come over in the first place?

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I was just telling myself to leave me
alone.

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Because myself is always so hard on me.

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I should have got caffeine free.

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Okay.

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Be nice.

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What are you talking about?

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We're talking about being asked to leave
the bridal garden because you made the

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salesperson cry.

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He was too sensitive.

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Now we're back in the same boutique you
said you would never step foot in again

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if it was the last shop on earth.

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Oh, here she comes. If she says one
thing I don't like, we are out of here.

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There's the blushing bride.

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And right on time for her appointment.

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Now, I chose a few sophisticated gowns
that I thought would just bring out your

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natural beauty.

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I guess we could stay.

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Are you going to tell Tamera and Tyreek
the truth?

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What are you doing here?

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I'm trying on some dresses. Be patient.

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What do you think we're doing? We're
making your life miserable.

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Just go away.

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Is that saleswoman bothering you?

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No, no, no, no, no. I'm fine.

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Now look.

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Hey, you think they can wind my...

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I think I got to get out of here.

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Wait, I think I got to get out of here,
too.

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Mattia, help me.

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Somebody help me.

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Did I tell you how excited I am about
going to

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Africa? Yes, you did.

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Did I tell you that I'm going to meet
the U .N. Secretary General?

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Yes, Tamara, you did.

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It's just that I have to get used to
spending the summer without you.

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I'm going to miss you too, Jordan.

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Right now, the most important thing for
T and I is to spend the summer getting

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to know our natural father.

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And nothing is more important than that.

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But until then, how about getting to
know me?

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I don't know.

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This is a good one. Is your boyfriend a
hairy homebody or on -the -town Tony?

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A hairy homebody.

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A hairy homebody? I go out all the time.
I'm out right now. Sure, you're the one

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that's at home.

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All right, Tia. You are not here.

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Tia, you just slammed the door on Lisa
Leslie.

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You thought, too?

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Good to be seen.

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So, uh, what brings you to town?

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I'm here on a publicity junket for the
league.

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And you're doing a good job.

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Why don't you come in and have a seat?

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Hey, Ray. Hey, Lisa.

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Did you happen to... Lisa?

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Nobody told me you were gonna be here.

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Nobody knew.

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I knew I invited her for dinner.

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So, Tia, Lynette tells me
congratulations are in order.

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No. No, no, no, no.

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Don't be so modest. A lot of students
apply for that internship.

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And you got it.

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Oh, but she's not going.

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We're going to Ghana.

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What?

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Somebody want to tell me what's going
on?

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No, somebody want to tell me what's
going on.

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Well, obviously, after Tia had accepted
the internship, she found out that Matt

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had invited her and Tamara to go to
Ghana. So she agreed to go because she

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didn't want to hurt Tamara's feelings.

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And how does the munchkin fit into all
this?

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Oh, I don't know what he's talking
about.

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And neither do I, but somebody better
start giving me an explanation.

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Uh, should I come back another time?

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No, no, my turkey meatloaf is almost
finished, and I will not let this

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ruin my dinner.

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You serving your garlic mashed potatoes
with that?

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Of course.

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Then I'm not going to let this confusion
ruin my dinner either.

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Come on, let's go in the kitchen.

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I need some air.

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What's up, dog?

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Jordan?

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Why are you such a pig?

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Pig?

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A little harsh, don't you think?

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I mean, I may be a little messy, but I'm
not a... Oink! Oink!

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Hold up.

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This is about a lot more than clutter.

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Must be Tia.

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Look, whatever you do, don't break up
with her again, because I can't go

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that. man it's not that she's just going
to new york for the summer and the gun

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she's gonna rack up some serious
freaking fly mouth no she's just going

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intern with the wnba well hey that's
great isn't it no no it's not man all

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she was supposed to go to st louis with
me for my family reunion all right you

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don't understand but doc she ordered the
chicken okay and you don't know what it

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means when you order the chicken

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What are you talking about?

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Just forget it, man, all right?

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But the bottom line is, the bottom line
is that Tia should have asked me how I

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felt about it. She handled it all wrong.

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Well, according to the board, you're
right.

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Tia should have put you and your chicken
before pursuing the dreams of a

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lifetime. Yes, dog, that is what I'm
talking about.

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Wait a minute. No, now I'm talking like
I don't know what I'm talking about.

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Watch out.

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I guess it's your turn to be right.

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Give me thumbs.

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Hey, if it makes you feel any better,
I'll put Lauryn Hill under H.

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You're right. She's still fine.

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It was good.

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Good.

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Tamara.

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I'm really sorry.

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You know what, dear? I'm sorry you felt
you had to lie to me.

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And what chance did you give me to tell
the truth, huh?

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When you waved Matt's letter in my face?

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Or when you told me you weren't happy
about me going to New York? Oh, come on,

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dear. Don't make this thing my fault.
No, no, it's my fault. Okay?

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For trying to please everyone.

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Mattia.

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What is it you want to do?

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I really want to go to New York.

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Then go.

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Matt will understand.

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Tyreek will understand.

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And what about you?

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Well, I'm going to need some time to get
over it.

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Time's up. I'm fine.

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Thanks, Tererra.

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You're welcome.

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Hey. Hey, whatever you do, don't break
up.

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I can't go through that again.

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All right? All right.

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I'll see you guys later.

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I'm really sorry, Ty.

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It's okay.

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I'm going to miss you very much.

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I'm going to miss you more.

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Yeah?

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I hope you still feel that way when I
visit you Fourth of July weekend.

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Promise? I promise.

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Trying to figure out how to make this
phone call.

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Maybe try a bunch of... We're off to a
rousing start, aren't we?

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Whoa!

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Ten down, that's one strike.

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I didn't make a mistake. I didn't do
nothing.

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I mean, like, that book is like half a
world away, and... Gee, you didn't make

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good for that one.

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I was not traveling.

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You know what you're going to be?

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Tia, we were going to miss our flight to
Florida. I mean...