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Hey, Seth.
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We wanted to talk to you about
Thanksgiving.
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Obviously, we normally go to Jay's
parents.
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Yeah, but this year they're going on a
cruise. Apparently, my mom wants to see
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Alaska more than her baby boy.
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He is a 40 -year -old man.
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Anyway, we just wondered how you might
feel about us doing a small Thanksgiving
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here. And why are you asking me
specifically?
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Um, Jay?
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I don't know what's being said.
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Relax, I'm just messing with you.
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Well, first off, I appreciate that you
guys even thought to ask.
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And yeah, if you want to have a dinner
to express gratitude with friends and
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family, like, I'm all for it. He says
it's okay.
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But I would maybe ask that we take some
time to remember the atrocities that
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were committed against my people.
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And that you make that marshmallow yam
thing.
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So, Sarpies, all this friend, both in
agree it's important not to gloss over
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difficult history, all of which happened
long.
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And to Thor's time.
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So you're just distancing yourself.
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Didn't you, like, murder thousands of
people?
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Yes, but in Europe, so... Clean hands.
Okay, this is a disgraceful display, and
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I, for one, am disgusted, especially as
an Irish person who was also oppressed.
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You didn't even know you were Irish.
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I'm pretty sure that during the first
Thanksgiving, my ancestors were being
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chased out of the shtetl by the
Cossacks, so... Pete?
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I'm from the 80s. I drove a Datsun.
Look, I think the point is, you were all
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taught this idyllic story about
Thanksgiving, and obviously there's much
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it. Right. Well said, Sasapi. And
really, all we can do now is learn and
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better, because none of us were actually
there.
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Well... I wasn't there either.
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Maybe you're a colonizer.
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I'm gay.
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Is that anything?
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What about our Puritan friend, Patience?
Where is she?
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Patience!
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Heavy to Chicago for your first book
signing. This is very exciting.
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I once made it as far west as Michigan,
but I did not have the confidence in my
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French to continue on to Illinois.
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I'm a little nervous. I mean, the
publisher says we still haven't gotten
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sales numbers, and what if nobody shows
up to my signing?
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Then it shall be both our failures,
though far more humiliating for you
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you'll be there and are alive and
everything.
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It's gonna go great, babe, and we're
gonna celebrate with Thanksgiving
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which you promised you'd be back in time
for and not abandon me like my parents
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did. You pay taxes, you own a home, cut
the cord, Jay.
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Are you kidding? Our first Thanksgiving
together in our own home?
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I wouldn't miss it for the world.
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Samantha, have you reminded Jay about
turning on my sound machine while you're
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gone? I know that I was born before
electricity, but now I cannot sleep
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the soothing murmurs of the rainforest.
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And I need him to turn on the History
Channel tonight at 6 p .m. There's an
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American Revolution marathon, and dare I
say, it will be the first marathon Ben
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Franklin's ever been a part of. Also,
Thor needs Smallman to turn on
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For flour, though not at all worried
about monsters under bed.
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Don't worry, guys. I have given Jay a
comprehensive list of ghost tasks.
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You'll be well taken care of. Yeah,
guys, don't worry. I promise to turn
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Alberta's magazine page every 12
minutes. Oh, you tell him to double that
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any more related content.
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Your girl likes to save us. Let's go,
go, go. We gotta get a move on, Sammy.
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Whoa, relax, Pete. The flight doesn't
leave for three hours.
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Which leaves just enough time for you to
get through security and for me to find
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your pilot and make sure he's sober.
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That Denzel movie? Scary accurate.
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Okay, this is unacceptable.
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Trevor, I asked you 15 minutes ago to
have Jay open the curtain so that I
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stare out my staring window. He is not
responding to any of our tech, Teddy.
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He's not even checking list.
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I am hitting send on a very sternly
worded warning in which we threaten to
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Sam that he's not doing our bidding.
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You see how you like this?
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Okay, you can tell Sam whatever you
want, because here's what I'm telling
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I'm not doing any of this.
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This is actually really healthy for you.
You guys have gotten spoiled with Sam
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kowtowing to your every need.
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Well, guess what? There's a new sheriff
in town, one that plays by his own set
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of rules.
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I don't like this.
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I don't like this at all. Now, if you'll
excuse me, I'm going to go upstairs and
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watch whatever the hell I want on TV.
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Okay.
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He is diabolical. We need to do
something.
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What if we text Sam saying the house
burned down? She come running back?
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She might check in with Jay first.
Otherwise, perfect plan. No notes.
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Thor think Thor have idea.
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If we can't have Sam, we can't have
Sam's man. Maybe we can have man Sam.
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Wait, I speak Thor. I think he's talking
about Kyle.
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Yeah, that's what I say.
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Hold on. Kyle, the living who can see
ghosts, who hit on Sam last time he was
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here? I don't think Jay's going to be
doing backflips over us inviting Kyle to
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the house.
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Yeah, that's a good point. Although,
when you think about it, here is the one
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place we know Samantha is not. So, in a
way, by having Kyle come here, Jay
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should be put at ease.
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How? Well, if Kyle is here, then Kyle
cannot be out there potentially bumping
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into an unshopper on Samantha.
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So you're saying we're not just bringing
Manson to be butler.
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We're actually potentially saving Sam
and Jay's marriage.
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Oh, we are good people.
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Now let's text Kyle pretending to be Jay
and we'll deal with the fallout when he
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gets here.
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Oh, yes.
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Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Not
quite done.
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And almost there.
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Okay, you can turn it.
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Wait a minute.
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Who's Derek?
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Can you go back a few pages?
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Pete, are you sure you don't want to
stretch your legs for a bit before we
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board? It's kind of a long flight.
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Not a bad idea. Maybe I'll go sample
some of the smells over at the old
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Cinnabon. Dang, that's fun to say.
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Cinnabon. Cinnabon. Cinnabon, bon, bon.
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Okay. You know, the Cinnabon was
actually a keychain hut a while ago, and
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was a guy named Phil that ran it, and
Phil went to Ithaca College.
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True story.
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Why would I think it was fake? Well,
it's a pretty good college, and Phil was
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not the best student.
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Yeah, and I didn't know any of those
things, Pete. Well, now you do.
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Cinnabon, bum, bum, bum, bum.
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Ithaca. That's another fun one to say.
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Ithaca. Ithaca.
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Wait,
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who is Derek?
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Hey!
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I'm here. That Thanksgiving traffic is
brutal.
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Okay, first of all, thank you so much
for coming. Second, please accept our
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apologies. For what? What the hell are
you doing here? For that.
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I'm confused.
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You invited me.
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Why would I invite you? You made a move
on my wife.
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Well, guys, we invite you. Now finish up
saying hellos and commence cooking food
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for us to smell.
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Ah, the ghosts are saying they invited
me.
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Seriously, guys? I tell you I won't be
your butler, so you call my nemesis?
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nemesis is a far cry from this
reconciliation text I got, which I'm now
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realizing must have come from Trevor due
to the late 90s Bud Light gif. What
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the... Okay, I'm... This is...
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So embarrassing.
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Jay, I will get out of your hair. No,
please don't go. What about Momoa? I'm
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sorry, guys. I can't help you. What are
they saying? They're just doing their
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typical ghost begging.
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Well, we didn't want it to come to this,
Kyle, but please tell Jay that if he
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doesn't allow you to stay, we're going
to tell Sam of how he's been eating
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she's been away. He's an adult. I'm sure
Sam doesn't care what he eats. Wait,
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what are they saying?
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Well, that doesn't sound so bad.
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No, that can't be possible. For
breakfast?
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Oh, no.
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In the bathtub?
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Four big deal double smashers in one
sitting.
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It was a feast, but not a celebration
reeked of shame.
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Is this about the Sonic?
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It's about the Sonic.
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Okay, fine, you can stay and help with
ghost stuff, but you stay out of my way.
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And the bathroom is supposed to be off
limits.
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Off limits, ghost? Was it heady? Yeah.
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Victorian perv.
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Really? They tricked Kyle into coming?
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I'm so sorry about that, Jay.
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Whatever. Ghosts are gonna ghost.
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How'd the book signing go?
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It was okay. I don't really want to talk
about it.
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Honestly, the hardest part has been...
Pete, I've just never spent this much
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-on -one time with him. He's been
very...
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Annoying? Well, it doesn't sound like my
boy.
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Although, to be fair, I've never once
interacted with him. Here he comes. I
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gotta go.
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Hey, deep breaths, babe. Just a quick
flight home and then our Thanksgiving
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feast awaits.
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I can't wait to see you.
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Oh, I can't wait to see you either.
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I'm gonna go shower with my bathing suit
on.
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Please hurry back.
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Love you.
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Love you.
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Hey, Sam.
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I just met a really nice ghost over at
the Hudson News. I told her you'd look
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her nephew to see if he ever became a
dentist.
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Seriously? It's going to take some time,
too, because she died in 1905, so the
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nephew's also long dead. How expensive
is Ancestry .com?
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One short flight.
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What's that?
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Due to an unresolved labor dispute, all
ground crew were on strike. Effective
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immediately. All flights are canceled at
this time. What? No.
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Fish.
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But, look on the bright side, Sammy, you
and I are about to spend a whole lot
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more time together.
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Check.
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All right.
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Road trip time.
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This is fun.
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Good, clean fun.
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Uh -huh. I think we can make it in 13
hours, which puts us back at Woodstone
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just in time for turkey.
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Great. And that's even allowing for
several brief stops for the one of us
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still needs to pee.
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Now, if we really want to shave some
time... Pete, I've already said no. I'm
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wearing a diaper.
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Damn it, why won't this stupid phone
connect?
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Just put in the cup holder facing me.
I'll keep my eye on the map, you keep
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eye on the road.
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Now, do you have a preference in terms
of navigation voice?
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Crikey, turn left in 300 meters.
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The Australian accent will be in metric.
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Or I just use my regular voice.
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Yay.
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Okay, Seth, your pizzas are on the way.
Pepperoni, extra pungent? I did ask for
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that. They seem confused, but we'll see
what arrives.
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Thank you. Time! On it.
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Hedy and Isaac, I know Jay's watching
football on the TV, so I downloaded the
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latest season of Bodices and Barons for
you to watch on the iPad.
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And you'll watch it with us? Sure, Liz.
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Yeah, sure.
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But not the shirtless thing.
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Man, Sam is true boom to the house.
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Too bad small man hate his guts.
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Seriously, it'd be great to have you
ghosted us whenever Sam goes out of
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Agreed. Because even my tier one ghost
power has limits.
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I can poke, but I can't grab.
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It's probably for the best. It wouldn't
be fair.
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Grabbing would make me a god.
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Yeah, well, unfortunately, I think this
might be the last time I'm here.
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Tom's a bummer. I really enjoy being
around livings who know my secret.
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And Jay seems like a really nice guy.
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Well, what if we were able to help you
mend fences with Jay?
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Fence man day? No, there's a shirtless
activity if you've ever heard one.
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What do you mean, Seth?
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Well, I mean, you got a bunch of people
right here who basically know everything
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there is to know about Jay. What if we
helped you... Make inroads with him. I'm
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listening. Are you? I said turn light
two minutes ago. Oh, sorry.
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Good little butler boy doing what we
say.
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What? I said let's help you win over
Jay.
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I don't understand. This doesn't even
look like a road.
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Is this what the GPS said? If GPS stands
for good Pete's suggestion, then you
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betcha. What are you talking about?
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I'm saying the robot is no match for a
travel agent. This thing was sending us
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straight into holiday traffic. It didn't
even know about State Road 81.
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Trust me, this is a huge time saver.
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Crikey.
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Hey, what you doing? You, uh...
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Watching football?
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Yeah. Cool.
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I love football.
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NFL.
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You got a team in this?
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Nope. I'm just hoping the Cowboys lose.
Oh, yeah, me too.
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Big Giants fan.
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Those 80s teams were just the greatest.
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You know, Mark Bavaro, Phil Simms. And
the linebackers, LT, Pepper Johnson. And
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the linebackers, LT, Pepper Johnson.
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Oh, Kyle, you really know your stuff.
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Who don't like the Vikings?
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Does Boston have a team? What's their
mascot?
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An alcoholic?
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How about that 1990 season when Sims got
injured in, like, the last game?
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Hostetler came in and led the G -Men on
an epic Super Bowl run.
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Hostetler. Unforgettable. Talk about the
best mustache since Magnum P .I.
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Say it.
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Trust him, dude.
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He's gone you this far.
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Talk about the best mustache since
Magnum P .I.
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Hell yeah.
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Men required.
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That's tenuous ground for Frederick.
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Hey, man, you want to sit down and watch
the game? Did LT end Joe Theismann's
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career on Monday Night Football?
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Did LT end Joe Theismann's career on
Monday Night Football?
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Oh, that's dark, Kyle.
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But I like it.
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Go Vikings!
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So loud.
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Come on, pick up.
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I counted 38 rings. I don't think
they're answering.
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It's the last tow company in a 50 -mile
radius.
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You know, I can't help but feel
partially responsible.
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You don't say.
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On the other hand, you did sort of force
me to look for a shortcut because you
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refused to wear the Huggies pull -ups,
as I suggested.
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Was it because they had dinosaurs on
them? Because those can be for gals,
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Just shut up.
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Shut up, shut up, shut up!
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Okay. I can't take it anymore. The tips
and the quips and the stories in every
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town we passed. You knew a guy who
worked at a place who did a thing.
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Just trying to be a good travel buddy.
The only thing that you have done
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get us stranded in the middle of nowhere
is annoy the crap out of me. I wish you
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weren't even here.
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Well, looks like you might get your
wish.
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Oh, no.
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We have to get you home, Pete.
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Like you even care. I didn't mean what I
said. I was stressed out, and I took it
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out on you. Oh, yeah.
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Travel's stressful.
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That's why people turn to qualified
professionals, or at least they used to.
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it's just... It's not just the travel or
your stories. It's... I don't know. The
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book.
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I know it's just a YA novel, but for me,
it's a big deal.
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Nobody showed up at the signing.
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I still haven't heard anything about the
sales numbers, which doesn't seem like
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it bodes well.
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There were a few people there.
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Remember that one guy that ran in so
excited and he asked you that question?
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He wanted the bathroom code.
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He thought I worked there. Look, it
makes total sense that you're stressed.
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But no matter how the book does, you
already won. You're a published author.
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And I couldn't be prouder of you.
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Thank you.
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And if this is how it ends...
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Next to a broken -down rental car
outside of Dunbridge, Ohio.
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I'm just glad it's with you, Sam.
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Wait a second. Did you say Dunbridge,
Ohio?
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I remember a long time ago you told me a
story about that place.
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Yeah, I get it. I tell too many stories.
No, Pete, who was the guy you knew who
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worked in Dunbridge, Ohio?
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He had some sort of tour company?
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Shane Johnsonbaugh.
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Good man.
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Scratch golfer. I remember his mother
had a wooden eye. Pete, look.
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Johnsonbaugh Tour Company.
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They're still in business.
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Maybe they could help us. I mean,
Shane's probably long gone.
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It's worth a shot.
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I know, right?
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Walter Payton gets all the love, but
Otis Anderson was the man. But how do
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teams stack up against Eli Manning's
Super Bowl teams?
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Oh, uh, that is after my time.
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Uh, yeah, Manning, he was good.
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Okay, here's a fun one. If you could
take one receiver from that team to
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new franchise with, who are you going
with?
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Just say an extremely common name.
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Archibald. Or Sven.
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Miller.
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Miller? Who's Miller?
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A receiver.
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Oh, this is hard to watch. Just say
goodbye to our shirtless butler dreams.
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Kyle, name any giant from 2001 to 2020.
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Andre. You were using Trevor?
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Do you even know anything about
football?
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Not in the way I think you're using it,
but I am a really big soccer fan.
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Oh, my God. I'm sorry.
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I just thought that maybe if we bonded
over something, it would help smooth
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things over.
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Not cool, man.
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And, Ghost, I'm not surprised, but I am
disappointed.
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Nice workout, but, uh... How is this on
me?
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That is what you should be saying about
your hat.
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Come on.
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Answer the phone.
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Hello? Hi.
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My name is Sam.
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Is this Shane Johnsonbaugh who founded
Johnsonbaugh Tours?
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Uh, no. That was my dad, Shane Senior.
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Oh, okay. Well, my car broke down on
State Road 81, and no one in the area
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help me. I was hoping... Lady, it's
Thanksgiving.
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And what were you doing out on 81? That
hasn't been a road in 20 years.
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Rub it in.
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Sorry. I knew it was a long shot.
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It's just...
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I'm a family friend of the late Pete
Martino. Pete Martino? Forget it, Sam.
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gone and clearly forgotten.
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He was friends with your dad.
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Man, I haven't heard that name since my
dad passed away ten years ago.
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He loved that guy.
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Said he always had the best stories.
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I'd have to agree with that.
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So wait, you said you're stuck?
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Yeah, I just need a lift to the nearest
bus station. I'm trying to get back to
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the Hudson Valley.
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Bus station?
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You know, for a friend of Pete
Martino's, I think I can do you one
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that.
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Helicopter. Car is a land ship, but you
know helicopter?
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It's what sky flies in Paw Patrol, so
yes.
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Full familiar.
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The house smells incredible.
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Oh, soft hands. Jay's been cooking up a
storm.
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Hey, Sam. Hey, Pete.
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Hi, Guy. Hi, Kyle. Thanks for
babysitting the goat.
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Jay, I just want to say I'm, again,
sorry for everything. I don't have a lot
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friends in my life because of the, you
know, freak thing, but...
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Yeah, I'm gonna get out of your hair. I
think Blimpie is open till six on
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holidays, so. What a sad history that
knowledge implies.
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Are you okay if I invite him to stay?
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If you're comfortable with that.
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Kyle, wait. I overheard what you said,
and yes, I'd love to stay.
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Yes, man's down back in the fold.
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Let's all go freshen up.
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Kyle looks like he could use a long,
steamy shower.
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Hattie, I can see you. I can see you,
too.
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Scrub -a -dub -dub, my little boy.
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I'd like to take a moment to pay tribute
to the Sassapis and the Lenape people.
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So I prepared what the Lenape referred
to as the three sisters.
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Corn, beans, and squash.
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Kind of a long -winded way of saying you
didn't make my yams and marshmallows.
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And now, as promised, the coup de grace.
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Yams and marshmallows.
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Yes! The fourth and fifth sisters!
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Oh, let's go!
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Oh, this is so lame.
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Why are we at the kids' table?
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We're the newest ghosts.
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Hey, should we choreograph a dance and
present it to the grown -up? We're all
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grown -ups, Pete. We're post -grown
-ups. We're dead.
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I would like to say something.
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Thanksgiving is about family and
friends, and sometimes those are the
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annoy you the most.
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But they're also the people who you
would miss the most if they weren't
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We're only in each other's lives for
such a fleeting amount of time.
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Not that fleeting.
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And it's easy to get caught up in
reaching a goal or getting to a certain
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destination.
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But what matters is who you're on the
journey with.
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Right back at you, Sammy.
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Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
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Even Isaac, who was a colonizer.
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A gay colonizer.
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All right, I'm going into the dirt to
find Paisley.
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