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Attention. Attention, please.

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I am the principal, Willis DeWitt, for
the benefit of those of you who haven't

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bothered to attend a single PTA meeting
in the past four years.

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No, no, hold it!

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My mom wouldn't miss my graduation for
the world! And she's in that darn

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bathroom again!

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I don't know you very well.

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She's pregnant? I mean, you see, my
dad... Never mind.

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Go away.

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I just didn't want to arrive late and
create a scene. We are not going to

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a scene.

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Why is everyone staring at us?

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Oh, it's your imagination.

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I'm sure you all recognize Maggie Malone
from the Channel 19 News.

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Here's four seats if we can get this old
lady to move.

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Go, let's go, let's go. Take them
quickly. Then stop yelling.

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Excuse me, would you mind moving down?
My wife would love to sit on the aisle.

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We heard.

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Comfy? Uh, yes.

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Ladies and gentlemen, we are gathered
here today in the Elizabeth Long Diddle

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Memorial Auditorium to pay tribute to
the Dewey High School class of 1988.

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And here are your Hooters, standing tall
and proud.

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I did it. I actually did it. I actually
made it through this school.

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No, no, I didn't say that. I don't want
to jinx it.

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He did it. My baby actually did it.

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Mike, you actually made it through high
school.

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Wow. He did it.

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I didn't think that. I don't want to
jinx this.

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I hate this weenie suit.

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Thank you, Mr. Bowser.

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The Hooter Madrigals have never
sounded... sweeter.

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And I wish you well at your new school.

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I'd like to present to you the student
body president, Richard Sebald.

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Mr. Versuccio in detention.

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Past Hooters.

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Future Hooters.

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Carrot Hooters.

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Welcome.

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Four score and several years ago.

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My baby's graduating.

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Where did the years go?

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In the resulting millennium.

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Turn your head just a little. All right,
now both of you smile.

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Honey, Mike, he's only a week old. Do
you really think that... Maggie,

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he was smiling perfectly. Don't talk.

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Oh, honey, you're going to have to be a
little patient with your dad. He's never

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been a father before.

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Mikey, say cheese, Mikey.

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Hurry, Jason.

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I want to get just the right expression
on his little... Oh,

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Maggie, you yawn.

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I'm sorry, Jason.

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Oh, baby, I'm sorry to put you through
this.

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All right, I've got lots more film.

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You know, he was smiling perfectly in
every shot.

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Jason, he was not. He was. He's a
smiler. He takes after his mom.

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Sweetheart, babies his age do not smile.

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No? Well, then why did it look like he
was smiling in every shot?

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He has gas.

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Like I said, he takes after his mom.

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Oh, Jason.

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That was just a little joke just to get
the right expression.

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Oh, Jason, there's a baby in our room.

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I'll call the police.

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Here comes Mommy.

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Honey, if only you weren't
breastfeeding. Boy, I'd sure like to

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I know, too.

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Hey, little guy.

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You ready for your midnight snack?

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Oh,

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I thought so. I thought so.

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Yes, I thought so.

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Chow down, big guy.

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Boy, you're hungry.

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Want to know a secret?

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I don't mind getting up in the middle of
the night for you at all.

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In fact, I kind of like it.

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Yeah?

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Surprise me, too.

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Don't tell your father. I like him
feeling guilty.

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My little guy.

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Before you know it, we won't be having
these midnight talks anymore.

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We'll be going off to kindergarten, then
grammar school, then high school, then

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college, then the White House.

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In his annual State of the Union address
to the Congress, President Nixon today

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promised a speedy end to the war in
Vietnam.

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Yeah, right.

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Oh, kick me a little, Republican, you.

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Will I tell your daddy when he gets
home?

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The president concluded his speech with
the promise to bring the boys home

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before the end of this year.

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You'd better.

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He's great.

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Ask not what your school can do for you.
Ask what your school can do for your

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country.

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Thank you.

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Bob, it wasn't that great a speech.

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What? What the hell am I applauding for?

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It doesn't matter. My son is graduating.

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Hey, Mikey, Mikey, what are you doing?

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Reading.

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But we don't tear books apart.

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No, books are our friend.

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I'm sorry.

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Okay, then. You come up here, sit on
Daddy's knee, because I'm going to read

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a story. No.

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Yeah. Come on, I want you to see what
wonderful worlds there are inside these

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books. No.

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No, no, no, no. Shh.

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You're going to wake up Carol.

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No.

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Michael, come on. Now, what have you got
against books? I hate them. I want to

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play. Hey, but you're going to need
books, you know, for your education.

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No, I'm not going to school. I'll be
fine.

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Okay, but then what are you going to do
to earn a living when you grow up?

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Play.

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Oh, come on, Mikey. You're going to love
your first day at school.

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I wish I was old enough to go to school.
Shut up, Carol.

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No, yes.

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Yeah. Hey, hey, hey, kids, kids.

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Mikey, you'll see how much fun it is.

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That's what he said when we went to the
dentist.

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Come on, now, look over there. There's
another little boy just your age. He's

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all dressed up for school, and he looks
so happy.

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Oh, come on, Mikey. You're going to miss
the bus.

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Dad, Mom, could you let me go to the bus
by myself?

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I don't want to look like a wimp.

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Oh, but, honey, you have to cross the
street, and I just... Oh, sure, Mikey.

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Yeah.

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Well... Okay, Mikey. Have a great first
day.

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Help

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you.

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You're fine, honey.

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Yeah, right.

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Stupid name.

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Yeah, yeah it is. I hate it.

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Mr. Bone?

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Boney? Bone?

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you today. I thought about you all the
time. Oh, how was school today?

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I must have the best dad on earth.

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How was school?

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I love you, Dad.

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Mike, come on. I was asking you how...
Oh, I love you, too.

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Hi, honey.

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Oh, hiya, sweetheart.

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Mikey, did you tell your dad about your
report card?

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Uh, oh.

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Oh.

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Go ahead, Mikey.

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I love you, Mommy.

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Well, that won't work on us, sweetheart.
We aren't stupid.

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It worked on...

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Thank you for that. A stirring song.

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Stirring ending.

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Well, I see no reason to prolong this,
Aggie. I keep our nervous graduates in

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suspense.

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A diploma.

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This is it.

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This is it.

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This is it.

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This is it.

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If he thinks he's getting this armrest,
he's crazy.

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I didn't do it. I didn't touch that
woman. I swear.

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Would you hurry up?

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Accidents will happen.

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I want those diplomas now or you're
gone.

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I'm doing the best I can.

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Oh, how would you survive if you had to
get a real job?

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I know.

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Why don't we have Mr.

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Bowser's Hooter Madrigal do another
little ditty for us, huh?

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Class, I'll be calling your names in
alphabetical order.

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Edward, Cornelius, Zeph.

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Get down here, mister.

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Cornelius.

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Zeph.

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Now you sit down, mister.

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Estelle.

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Estelle. I thought these were in
alphabetical order.

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I know you did.

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This is just great. Mr.

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Zeph, what, do you need an engraved
invitation?

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This is the perfect graduation for Mike.

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Why?

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Because it stinks.

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Carol, you've got something stuck
between your teeth.

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What? Yeah, and it's really...

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There's nothing in between my teeth.

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So there's nothing in between your ears
either.

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Fine, the thin mark.

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What's this?

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For Carol, personal.

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P -U -R -S -I -N -A -L.

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It's for Mike.

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Okay, sucker, you owe me 50 bucks plus
interest from July 4th, 1976.

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Mike.

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July 4th, 1976?

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That's what I said.

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Honey, look at the tall ships.

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Oh, wow, that's beautiful.

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See, Mommy? Daddy's right.

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We don't need color.

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Thanks, Mikey.

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This historic day, President Ford is
mounting the steps of the podium to...

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Oops.

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No, no, no, not until we finish your
reading assignment.

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Leave him alone, Carol. Your brother has
a lot of catching up to do this summer.

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Thank you. Come on, Mikey.

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Read this line.

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I hate this book.

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Oh, how do you know? You haven't even
read it.

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I heard about it.

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I'll just wait for the movie.

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Mikey.

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Okay, okay.

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Don't help me.

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wag his tail.

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Maggie, did you just... I heard her! She
can read!

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Four years old and she can read!

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It's a miracle.

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Oh, it's fantastic!

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Our little genius. Oh, I've got to go
call Mom and Dad. Yes, I'll get the

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for you.

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Turn the page.

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I want to see how it comes out.

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You've got to make me look bad, don't
you?

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Yeah.

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Big deal.

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So what if you can read? It doesn't mean
nothing.

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it does. It means I'm smart and you're
stupid.

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Oh, yeah? Yeah.

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You're never even gonna graduate. I bet
you 50 bucks I do.

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Okay, sucker.

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Let's graduate.

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Okay,

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sucker, you owe me 50 bucks plus
interest from July 4th, 1976.

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Mike.

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Michael Keever.

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No way. That's a mistake.

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What? What?

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Should read Michael Keever. Gee.

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You did that on purpose.

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Well, Michael, do you want to see my
diploma? What?

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Oh, sure.

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Bonus to bone?

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It's me.

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You have a boner on your diploma?

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Yeah, it cost extra.

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I love Bone. Boner was fine when we were
kids, but it can be a pretty stupid

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name. Yeah?

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Yeah, it is. I hate it.

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I mean, Richard's not that bad.

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All right. Hey, what about Rick?

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Rick's the bone.

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Yeah, I kind of like that.

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Of course, my mom's going to have to
change all the tags on my underwear.

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Congratulations, ceremony.

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No. No.

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It can't be all of them. There's got to
be one more.

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Let's tell.

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Guess I stepped on it.

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You said it.

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Michael Aaron.

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Oh,

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it might be a shame.

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and stuff.

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Enjoying yourself?

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Yeah, I'm just relaxing, Dad.

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Yeah, good. Well, you better get to bed.
School tomorrow.

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Gotcha.

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Yeah, well, you know, it's kind of hard
getting used to the idea that all that

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junk is behind me now.

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Well, don't.

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What?

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Mr. DeWitt called. They've rechecked
your records.

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Dad. Gotcha again.

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This is fun.

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Yeah, it's a real hoot.

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Well, the truth is you work very hard
and you deserve a rest. That's right.

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is your time now to relax and kick back,
have some fun.

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Yeah. Especially since the summer
session of Al Flandin Junior College

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about three weeks.

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No, no, no, no, no. You didn't get me
that time, Dad.

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Well, that time I wasn't joking.

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You're joking.

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No. No.

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Well, um, you know, Dad, I've been
wanting to talk to you about that. See,

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know that I told you that I was planning
to go to Al Flandin, but... In the last

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couple of weeks, I've been doing some
serious thinking, and, well, I think now

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is the best time to let you know about
my decision.

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What?

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Well, Boner and I have enlisted in the
Marines.

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Mike, what? Wait a minute. Gotcha.