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I'm sorry, what are we... Don't talk
while we're waiting for the gurgle. It's
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very rude.
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Sorry.
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Will it definitely...
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What does she mean she doesn't want it?
Are you sure you don't want to keep the
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car, Abby?
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Trevor's just having a little trouble
wrapping his head around anyone turning
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down a free Porsche.
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It's a very kind gesture. I just, um,
the car is a little bit, uh... Douchey?
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Exactly. Douchey? The founder of Hooters
drove one of these. It is pure class.
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I can't get over the fact that a ghost
has Porsche money. We're barely scraping
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by. I didn't add guac to my Chipotle
order last night. Also, honestly, it's
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way too expensive, GD.
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GD's short for ghost dad. I suppose it's
better than fished out of a lake dad.
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Okay, so I swung big.
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But I missed out on the first 25 years
of her life.
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I mean, amortized over 200 nights of
Hanukkah? This is barely anything.
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Anyway, I should get to work, because I
don't like being more than one hour late
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for my shift.
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You know I'm your boss, right?
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Yeah, but GD pays my salary.
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Ooh! She's selectively entitled.
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I like it. So, do you need help
returning the car now, Trevor?
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I'm not returning this car, Sam.
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Have you heard of depreciation? I sell
this, I'm gonna take a bath.
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No, no. I'll keep it. You can't drive.
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Whatever. It'll be my sitting Porsche.
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Feel that supple leather on my bare
tusses?
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What's he say?
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He's gonna keep it as his sitting
Porsche.
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Again, no guac.
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None.
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Guac -less.
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Chef, I hate to do this, but I've got to
talk to you about that race again.
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Oh, sorry, Cobra. It's not really a good
time.
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I'm going to pinch.
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Dolphins blew my parlay, and I need some
scratch.
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He's going to Turkey to get a hair
transplant.
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You hate when gambling is your cover
story.
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You did say after three months you would
evaluate our salaries.
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I'm with Amanda.
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You need to pay these people a living
wage, Jeremiah.
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I thought we'd be in a better position
than we are today, but unfortunately...
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We're not.
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Look, we're all hurting. I ate a very
dry burrito last night.
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Ooh, a dry burrito?
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That's harsh.
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I'm back on Jeremiah's side.
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We had so many unexpected expenses.
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We had to fix the roof because the
stripper crashed through it. That's an
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I'll never get out of my head. The
blood, the glitter, the penis straws
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about. We don't talk about it in front
of you guys, but Sam and I are barely
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keeping our heads above water.
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I'm sorry, boss. I didn't know.
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If you sign up for the rewards program,
Burrito Barn gives you free guac on
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National Avocado Day.
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Well, thank you, Gabe. That doesn't
solve the bigger problem, but I will be
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doing that.
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Look at this thing. So ostentatious.
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I'm going to move it around back.
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Trevor says it has over 500 horses in
it.
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My only question is, how do they crush
the bones into such perfectly rounded
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curves? I don't get fancy cars.
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I just want something that gets me from
point A to point B.
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Wow. The seat really hugs you.
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Yes. Embrace the opulence.
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Oh, my.
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The leather is so supple. That's it.
Feel the woodstone coursing through your
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veins. Wait. Do these seats have a
massage function?
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Coming.
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Is it unusually bright in here?
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No? Well, my eyes must still be
adjusting.
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As you know, I'm a denizen of the
basement now.
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I must have grown accustomed to the
dark, though, these many weeks.
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It's been two days.
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What? But it has been eventful. Abby now
knows Trevor's a ghost. Oh, how are you
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enjoying that, Trevor? Are you loving
getting to know your daughter?
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Yeah. I mean, yeah.
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I believe those are my exact words when
the minister asked me if I'd take this
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woman to be my lawfully wedded wife.
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Yeah, Trev, that didn't sound very
enthusiastic.
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I'm thrilled Abby's in my life. I love
that we're getting to know each other.
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But is it me, or does she just seem sort
of aimless?
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What do you mean?
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What are her goals?
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She majored in French poetry, she's
working this dead -end job, and she's
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turning down free cars.
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Well, speaking as a guy who knows a
thing or two about aimless girls.
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Because that little girl shot you.
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Right. How long have you been waiting to
use that quip? It'll be 16 years in
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February. It has proven very hard to
work into conversation.
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But the point, Trevor, is Abby's young.
She'll figure things out. I just hate to
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see her waste her life.
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Oh, Papa Trev, just talk to her.
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Tell her about your concerns.
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No, I don't want to be the annoying,
nudgy dad. I want to be the cool ghost
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By the way, ghost dad, underrated Bill
Cosby movie.
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If only he were here to help guide me.
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America's dad.
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Am I right? Great actor, better man.
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Hey, guys.
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Why don't you have Samantha talk to her?
Trev is worried about Abby's lack of
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direction, but he doesn't want to seem
like a nag.
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That's where you come in.
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Yes, you can find out what her goals
are.
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See if she has any dreams. Point her in
the right direction, you know?
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Give her the full Cosby.
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Okay, I feel like some information
didn't filter down to the ghost
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but I hear you regarding Abby, and I'm
happy to talk to her.
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Maybe I could take her for a spin in the
convertible.
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Yeah, whatever.
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Or lunch or a walk.
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Cool. Been in the convertible it is.
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Saw you went there on a teen tour.
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Nice. How was it?
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Istanbul?
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It was cool.
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I don't know, it was a long time ago.
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Yeah, well, I might go just to check it
out.
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Not for any kind of medical procedure.
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Hop in, kid.
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Let's ride.
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Do so at your own risk, Abby. This
lady's a terror behind the wheel.
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What up, Cobra?
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Broke my ass.
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Slow down, Sam. Some of us can't buckle
in.
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Well, the talk with Abby went great. You
don't have to worry. She's got goals.
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In fact, I think you're going to really
love what she wants to do with her life.
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She wants to get a degree in finance.
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What? Oh, Trevor must be loving this.
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Oh, Trevor, this is great.
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She's following in your capitalist pig
footsteps.
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I can't believe this. I know. It seems a
little out of character, but she's
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really into it. She says it's always
been a dream of hers. Oh.
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Hi. Oh, Abby. I just told Trevor about
your plans to go to grad school, and he
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is very excited.
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Really? I wish my living dad felt the
same. He doesn't want to pay for it.
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That's ridiculous.
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Why wouldn't Pinkett's want her
following in his footsteps?
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Trevor's very supportive.
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In fact, you tell her I'm going to pay
for it. Really?
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He says he's going to pay for your
tuition.
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Seriously? How does a ghost have so much
money? Meanwhile, I'm wearing pants
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that a guest left behind.
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I gotta say, they look better on you
than they did on Linda. I can't accept
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that.
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Too big a gesture.
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Sam, please, tell her I want to do this
for her. If she can't accept the car, at
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least take this. He won't take no for an
answer.
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All right.
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Thank you, Ghost Dad.
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Wow.
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You know, when I tell most people that I
want to go to Paris to study French
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poetry, they think I'm crazy, but not
you.
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You get it.
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What did she say?
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Oh, my God. I'm going to go look for
Brace, but thank you, Ghost Dad.
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Sam, what the hell's going on?
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Explain. I have no idea. In the car, she
said, I want to get a degree in
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finance. Oh, I think I see what
happened.
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Sort of a hilarious misunderstanding.
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What I really want to do is get a degree
in France.
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Right on.
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Are you going a little fast?
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You want me to give it some gas?
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Okay.
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Unbuckle goes back here.
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She said she wanted to get a degree in
France. But what I'm realizing now is
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thought she said a degree in finance.
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Sam, what did you do?
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I'm sorry, but the way... in the roar of
the engine. It was all so loud.
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Why were you revving it so much?
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Because the big dog's gotta eat.
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This is a nightmare, Sam.
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My daughter is going to throw away her
life with a focaccia degree in French
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poetry, and I'm paying for it. Trevor,
don't worry.
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Your daughter's gonna have some of the
best sex of her life in France.
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I don't think that's helpful here,
Flower. You know, the French invented
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menage a trois.
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Fun fact, it's only a menage a trois in
the menage region of France. Otherwise,
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it's just a threesome.
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Sam, you have to take this.
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Oh, I don't think I should get any more
involved.
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Take that, put it on a post -it, jam it
on your mirror. That's the new house
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motto. In Germany, they call threesomes
u -ba -bang.
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Sam, you are involved.
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This whole thing is your fault.
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It's all the engineers in Stuttgart. Why
do they have to tune the darn engine to
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purr so loud?
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Wait, you're driving the Porsche?
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Why is everyone else living like a king
while I'm wearing knockoff juicy?
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Hey, Sam, you tell him they're hugging
his curves just like the real thing.
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Look, I personally think it's fine for
Abby to pursue her passion, but I'm not
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the one paying for it. If you disagree,
then you need to be honest with her.
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This is tough.
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I really think that she's throwing away
her life, but if I'm honest with her...
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I'm no longer the cool dad.
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Look, take it from another cool dad.
Stop right there, Pete. Cheerfully
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withdrawn. Either be okay with her
following her passion or tell her how
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really feel. You don't have any other
choice.
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For what it's worth, Bela has a ton of
stupid degrees and she turned out okay.
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mean, she did get fired from a cat cafe
and tried to sleep with several ghosts.
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You know what? I don't know what point
I'm trying to make. I should get back to
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Mahesh. Okay, well, I'll drive you.
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It's like a hundred yards. Yeah, but you
know, it's like hot or cold out.
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Whatever. Just shut up. I'm driving.
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Man, I sure hope Jay's butt rhinestones
don't scratch the leather seat.
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Wait a second.
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Bela, that's how I fix this.
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What do you mean? We got a walking,
talking, cautionary tale right under
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roof.
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Let's scare the French poetry right out
of Abby.
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No! They bought a 911?
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Yeah, those things are pricey. I once
spent 500 bucks just to rent one for a
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date. I told this chick I was the heir
to the Baskin -Robbins fortune.
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Why does ice cream always feature so
prominently in neosexual ploys?
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This is total bullcrap. Shep told us he
has no money and his wife is driving a
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$200 ,000 sports car?
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Oh, and did you see his pants today? I
think there were diamonds on them. We
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don't have to stand for this.
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Oh, dear. We should do something.
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Totally. This is all chillingly
familiar.
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Please, ma 'am. An extra three pennies a
week would really help. Three pennies?
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That's outrageous.
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Do you think we're made of money?
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Well, then what about at least cutting
back some of the hours in the factory?
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I've heard of a rumor about a new thing
called a weekend.
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The answer is no. You shall not be
getting a raise, not now and not ever. I
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already said that you're welcome to eat
any wraps that you find. You people are
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relentless.
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Then maybe we'll have to do something
about it.
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Like what?
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Like maybe we'll form a union.
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Union. Union.
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We should form a union.
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No!
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We should get medical and certain
elective procedures should be covered So
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heard you're studying in Europe that's
so exciting What's going on? Trevor
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texted Bela to tell Abby about the time
when she studied abroad.
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Oh, that's nice. To get her all excited
about the experience?
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No, to scare the crap out of her. Bela
doesn't know that's my intent, but
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hopefully her hot mess misadventures
will speak for themselves.
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I am really excited.
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So you also went to school in Europe?
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Mm -hmm. I studied pottery in Greece.
That is incredible.
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So did your pottery degree lead to
anything? Did you get a job in your
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Well... Not in my field, per se, but I
did get a job in a field picking olives.
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See, I was dating this Greek guy from
the moped rental place.
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Anyways, we went to Delphi, and then
Stavros stole all my money and my
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So I had to work for two weeks to pay
for my train ticket.
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And that, my friends, is why you always
carry traveler's checks. Pete, I'm
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really enjoying this new relationship,
but too many of our conversations
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traveler's checks. Not possible.
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That's a little intense, but...
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Overall, you're really happy you went,
right?
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Financially? No.
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Professionally? Of course not. But the
good news is you can't get hepatitis A
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twice. Hey, guys.
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Trevor's trying to get Baylor to scare
Abby out of going to Europe. Why would
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you tell her that?
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Remember in 2006 when you noticed that
stain on my dress and you called me Al
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Derta? Oh, come on. That was one burn 20
years ago. We're here for eternity.
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All I have are my grudges. Oh, my God,
Trevor.
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What's going on? Abby, I'm just going to
come clean with you because obviously
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your father is too scared to do it
himself.
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In the car, because of the turbocharged
roar of the engine, I thought you told
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me you wanted to get a degree in
finance, not in France.
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Sam, stop this right now. Wait, so
that's why Trevor offered to pay for my
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tuition? Yeah, and now he's trying to
get Bela to scare you off. What? I
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I was pumping her up. No, you're a
cautionary tale. Sorry.
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Oh, no. A cautionary tale would have
been what happened to me in Ibiza.
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I boarded a literal pirate ship.
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So you don't support me, and you're too
lame to be honest.
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That's great, Trevor.
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Abby, wait.
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Sam, look what you did.
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Damn it.
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Ooh, Stavros is on Facebook.
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He looked good for 61.
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And she just run -requested him.
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I wonder if he's still married.
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Ooh, watch out watching.
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Does it have Momoa or no Momoa?
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It's Formula One automobile race.
Samantha demanded we watch.
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Come on.
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Accelerate out of the turn, Leclerc.
What is this, amateur hour?
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This Porsche has become her entire
personality.
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Okay, that's crazy.
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And it's Porsche. A lot of people don't
know that.
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Sam, what were you thinking?
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She told Abby that I didn't want her
studying in France.
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But you don't want her studying in
France.
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Yeah, but I was trying to blow that up
without Abby getting upset with me.
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Trevor, I'm sorry for calling you out,
but you hit a nerve, okay?
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What are you talking about?
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I was raised by a very controlling
mother who was constantly tricking me
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doing what she wanted. I was trying to
keep her from making a mistake.
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But that's not the way to go about it,
Trev.
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Look, I had the craziest dream of all,
to go to New York and to be a star, but
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my dad was my biggest supporter.
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And that always meant a lot to me. You
ended up getting murdered.
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Later. It was good for a while.
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My father wanted me to marry a woman.
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And then I did.
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It's not a great story, nor a great
marriage. But those are the facts.
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His point is a parent pushing someone
into doing something they don't want to
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will just lead to resentment.
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No, I was just talking because I felt
left out. But yes, apparently it was
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relevant. Look, Trevor.
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You can try to steer Abby in the
direction that you think is right, but
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ultimately it's her life.
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She's going to live it. You make your
case, and then she decides.
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So you're saying I should just be
honest?
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Yes. You can't handle her with kid
gloves.
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Speaking of which, I'm going to go buy
some driving gloves.
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You have a problem, girl. Oh, I know.
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They say you can't outrun your problems.
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But I'm going to try.
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Oh, man, this is not good.
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Why don't they just hire some goons to
violently bust the strike?
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You can't do that anymore, Hedy. What
has happened to this country? This is
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because of that stupid car. They think
we're loaded.
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Why don't you just sell it?
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I mean, the optics will certainly be
better, and then maybe you can use some
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the money to pay the staff more,
including your hard -working manager.
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Now you're asking for more? Well played,
Bela. Besides, I can't sell the car.
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Because his wife loves it more than she
loves him? Trevor correctly anticipated
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that we might want to sell it, so he
registered it under a false name with
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offshore LLC.
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Aruba. Great Beaches.
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Famously permissive financial
regulations. Only Trevor knows the
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pantsless bastard. He's like an evil
genius.
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I know.
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So hot.
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I mean, bummer.
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I mean, how long does it take to
complete a wordle? It's belled, damn it.
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Belled, you absolute simpleton.
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Oh, it's gilled.
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My bad.
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Abby, I'm with Trevor, and he wants you
to know that he's sorry for not being
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honest with you.
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Thank you, Trevor.
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But he still doesn't think you should go
to France and study poetry. He thinks
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it's a waste of time.
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He may be saying that, but in another
way, he's telling me to go.
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Okay, I'm very confused.
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What do you mean?
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Trevor died when he was very young. He
missed out on so many experiences.
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I've seen too many people not live long
lives.
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Not just Trevor.
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My mom died young.
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I want to have fun while I still can.
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Will going to France advance my career?
Probably not.
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But it'll be a sick time.
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Ben Franklin gave half a pair of
gonorrhea.
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Talk about a sick time.
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Trevor, I'm not going to France to waste
my life.
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I am going there to live it.
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You know what? She's right.
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You never know what's coming around the
corner. You could get sick or hit by a
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bus. Or eat two random pills from your
friend's secret drug drawer. Exactly.
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can make all the right decisions. But
when it's your time, it's your time.
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Sam, tell Abby...
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She should study in France, and I will
pay for it. Abby, he says you should
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study in France, and he will pay for it.
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Really?
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That's a lot of money.
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Oh, I can always sell the Porsche.
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Oh, he says you might have to take out
some loans.
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What? Sam?
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Yeah, that's okay. I can do that.
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Sam? Okay, fine. He says you'll pay for
the whole thing.
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And it's Porsche Shaw. Damn it.
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Why are they still out there? We sold
the porch.
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That's what happens with these things.
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It starts out with them wanting an extra
helping of gruel, and then the next
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thing you know, they want an 18 -hour
workday.
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Hedy, how did you end the strike back in
your day? Well, it felt wrong to bring
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in the goons against the children.
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So we were forced to pursue more
creative solutions.
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Unfortunately, we cannot increase your
wages. The budget simply won't allow it,
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but... We have something better than
money to offer.
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Is it food? I'm very hungry.
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No, no. It's dignity.
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You, young man, shall henceforth be
known as the vice president of
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Really? Well, then what am I, ma 'am?
You are the chief executive
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child person.
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Wow! Wow, indeed.
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Perhaps it's worth a shot.
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No, those were kids. The kitchen staff
are sophisticated adults, right, Jay?
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Well... Wow, president of cuisine.
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Thanks, Chef.
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And Gabe, you're going to be vice
president of... Please say chips, please
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chips. Sure, chips.
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No way!
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Quick, take away their weekends while
you have their goodwill.
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