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Hi, honey, I'm home.

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Good to see you too, dear.

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Mike, look at you.

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6 p .m. on a fine spring evening. What
are you doing?

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I'm eating a sensible breakfast.

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You slept the entire day away? You
wasted eight precious hours?

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Okay, call it dinner.

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Mike, you expect me to just stand by and
say nothing while you just waste your

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life?

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Pretty much.

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What are you doing about your future?

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Huh? You ever even think about that?

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Yeah, come on. You don't have to ream
me. This is not reaming. No, no. This is

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fatherly advice.

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What's the difference?

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Reaming is what I do if you don't take
the fatherly advice.

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Mike, you're almost through junior
college. Come on. What are your plans

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next year?

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Next year? Dad, I'm eating breakfast.

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Can't we talk about this after lunch?

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I won't be up that long, Mike.

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Come on. What are you doing next year?

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Something will pop up. Something will
pop up? Yes.

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Mike, what? What? What? A job? More
school, huh?

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Jail? Okay.

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What are your plans for next year? I'm a
parent, Mike. We're not allowed to make

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plans.

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Something big or just the usual monthly
read?

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Carol, would you mind leaving, please,
so I can finish giving Mike his fatherly

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advice?

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Okay, but be sure to yell. I don't want
to miss a word. Get out!

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Yeah.

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Hugh Hefner.

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What about him?

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I'm a very successful man who, and you
can look this up, wears pajamas around

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the clock.

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Every so often, you say something that
frightens me to the core.

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Dad, my point is, just because I sleep
all day does not mean that I'm not

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thinking about my future. I've given it
a lot of thought. Yeah?

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Yes, I'm going to be an actor.

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That's a future?

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Yeah, Dad, that's my dream.

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Mike, dreams are for guys who don't get
out of bed all day.

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Perfect.

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Perfect, Mike. No, that is not perfect.
What you need is a plan.

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Yeah, why can't my dream be my plan?

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Um, is this going to be a long ream,
Mike?

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I don't know, Dad. What do you think?
Another 20 minutes?

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Ben, get up. Get up. This is not a ream.

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Maggie, will you get that? I'm reaming,
Mike.

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What else have you lied about?

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What's it going to take to get through
to you?

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I mean, sometimes I talk to you, I feel
like I'm still talking to that kid who

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in kindergarten played doctor with
Angela Montalucione.

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Cheered her cold, didn't I?

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Phone's for you, Jason. It's somebody
from Paradise, Colorado.

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Colorado? Don't worry, it's not collect.

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All right, can you take over with Mike,
please?

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So what was he doing? Don't be a bum?

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No, plan your future.

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How far was he?

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The vein over his left eye was starting
to pulse.

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Uncle George?

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So that's who's calling?

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Figures he wouldn't have the guts to
tell me who it was.

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Maggie. Jason, when he walked out on
Aunt Harriet, he walked out on the whole

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family. Tell that bum to drop dead.

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Too late. He already has.

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Then how did he call?

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if I can, but I have your number, so
I'll let you know.

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Yeah.

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Honey, I didn't mean to say he should
drop dead. I'm sure he had a good reason

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for being selfish and rotten and
deserting his wife. May he rest in

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Well, funeral's day after tomorrow at
his cabin. We'll send flowers.

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No, his lawyer says they want me there.

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Why?

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Well, Uncle George apparently in his
will named me executor.

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What's he need executing for if he's
already dead?

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It means that I'm in charge of carrying
out his last wishes, making sure it's

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done correctly.

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But why you? You haven't talked to him
in years.

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I haven't the slightest idea.

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Wait a minute. Is this Uncle George Guy,
the guy who used to send us homemade

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Christmas cards every year, but you
never sent him anything?

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I see no reason to pretend I'm fond of
an irresponsible bum who chose to rot

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life away rather than work.

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But you're fond of me.

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It's been 15 years, Maggie. Why me?

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Jason, nothing he did ever made any
sense. Well, we don't know that.

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Well, then why did he leave Aunt Harriet
the very month they made that down

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payment on that beautiful home?

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I don't know. And why did he walk away
from his own ad agency?

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Wait a minute. Was this the guy who used
to bounce me on his knee and say, It's

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a taste treat. It's a laxative. Stop.
You're both right.

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That was him.

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Yeah. Maybe he's leaving you a ton of
money and you can quit your job and hang

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out with me.

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I think so, Michael. Aunt Harriet bled
him pretty good.

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In a very just settlement.

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Okay, you've called all my Thursday
patients for rescheduling? I reached

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everybody but Mr. Haas.

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Of course, it's fear of things that
ring.

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But that's about it, Kevin.

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I'm going to phone you in the morning as
soon as I land with a number that you

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can call. In case there are any
emergencies?

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Yes. Oh, and the return flight should
have you back Friday in time for your 9

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.m. session.

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Oh, yeah. I guess I must have already
said that. Yes.

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Correct.

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Okay. Ten o 'clock. Look, I have got to
go, Kevin. How can I thank you for

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working late tonight?

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By letting me pretend to be a
psychiatrist and having some babes up

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Joke.

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The plane leaves in two hours. Hey,
sorry I'm late, Dad. Well, take that.

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I want to thank you for coming along
with me so we can pack up Uncle George's

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belongings. Oh, no problem. I appreciate
you paying me minimum wage.

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At least I could do.

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I know.

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I'll tell you, if this is the way all
our connections are going to go, I'm not

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even going to make it back by Friday
morning. Oh, God. Come on, Dad, our

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took off a few minutes late.

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Exactly.

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Dad, come on, chill out. Don't be so
anal.

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Hey, don't, don't worry.

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It's not what you think. It's a
psychological term.

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Not when you use it.

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Dad, I mean, do we have to be back by
Friday?

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Mike, you just don't know what it's like
to have responsibilities.

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Sure I do.

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Hey, I got classes tomorrow. And do you
see me worried about the joke?

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Wait a minute. Like you said, if you
came with me, you wouldn't be missing

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classes. Dad, I won't miss a one of
them.

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That's it?

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No, no. Thank you.

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Dad,

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come on. They're only four bucks.

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Here.

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From my last flight.

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Dad, they won't fit in the hole.

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Try this one.

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Dad, how many more headsets you got in
there?

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None.

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You know?

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What's that?

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My list.

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Things to do?

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No, no. This is actually my master list
of all my sub -lists.

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Good thing you're not anal.

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Gee, that reminds me. I forgot to tell
your mother the plumber's coming

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tomorrow.

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Yeah, come on. She'll figure it out.
Don't worry about it.

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She'll figure it out when the guy shows
up with a plunger. I wish I could call

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her. Alan, it gives me an idea.

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No, I'm not highlighting this until I'm
sure.

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It's called an air phone. I saw it when
we got on the plane. You just dial in

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your number with your area code and you
can reach anybody.

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How much has this thing cost?

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$15 for the first 30 seconds.

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Everything else is fine. I love you.
Bye.

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Oh, wow, later.

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You can wow now, sir. I turned the meter
off.

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Wait a minute. It just occurred to me. I
don't have a key to this cabin.

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You won't need one. This isn't New York.

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How do you know we're from New York?

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I called you.

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You mean... Wait a minute. You're Uncle
George's lawyer?

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Claver M. Jackson Esquire at your
service.

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But you're a cab driver.

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I'm also the town mayor, real estate
broker, and movie critic.

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But my first love will always be
chiropractic.

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What a place!

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Well,

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it ought to be, son. Your Uncle George
spent 15 years building it.

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Did it all by hand.

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No tools at all, huh?

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Listen, Mr. Jackson, as long as you're
here, maybe we could take a look at the

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will now. That way I could get started
cleaning up the place and I'd make my 5

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.m. departure back home.

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You're flying out today?

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Oh, yeah. I've got a full load of
patients tomorrow.

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Hmm. What's the matter?

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Well, your uncle didn't want the world
read until his funeral, and that's not

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until sunset.

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Oh, but that won't get me out of here by
5 o 'clock. I'll miss my plane. And my

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son's anxious to get back to college,
you know.

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Oh, Dad, can we stay here a couple extra
days? I love this place.

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But all of my plans are based on a 5 p
.m. departure.

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Look, I know how we can keep you on
schedule. Good, good, good.

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Yeah, we'll just ignore a dying man's
request and flush his ashes down the

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toilet right now.

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I get the point.

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I should have warned you. I'm also the
town cynic.

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What's that?

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Pumpkin. Pumpkin.

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That's right.

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Hello?

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My entire day is ruined.

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I'm fine, Jason. Thanks for asking.

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Sorry, honey. I'm just upset.

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Oh, I'm upset, too. I got woken up in
the middle of the night by some

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auctioneer.

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Early this morning, this plumber showed
up and claimed we had an appointment.

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You didn't send him away.

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Jason, why would I send a six -foot, one
-inch, muscular blonde man away?

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Hey, you're having fun with me.

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Not as much fun as I had with dolls.

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I'm beginning to understand why Uncle
George might have left Aunt Harriet.

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Oh, Jason, I knew the plumber was
coming. I found your sub list under my

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Honey, please, I'm in no mood. I'm going
to miss my five o 'clock.

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I don't even know. I don't even know why
I'm here.

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Jason, just relax. Enjoy the time off.
You work too hard as it is.

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It's easy for you to say. Your whole
world's in order.

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No, I just say that because I'm fixing
Dolph a sandwich.

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Maggie, I don't want mustard on my
dinner.

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Oh,

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sweetheart, I gotta say that just having
this little chat with you has made me

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feel worse.

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I love you too, sweetheart. Kiss
Chrissy. Bye -bye. Love you.

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Dad, there is some serious nature
happening outside this place.

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All right, well, I got some calls to
make here, Mike. Dad, I'm telling you, I

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just saw this beer. A big one with
antlers up the ear.

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You know, it's daylight. Shouldn't you
be sleeping?

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Dad, it's weird. I'm not even tired
here.

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You know, I mean, if Uncle George had
only put in a satellite dish, this would

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be a primo place to live.

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Look, I got some calls. I'm sorry I'm
busy.

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Yeah, come on. Forget about your lifts,
all right?

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What do you say we go kill something and
eat it, huh?

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Excuse me.

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I'm looking for you.

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Me?

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Have we met?

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In a way.

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Your picture's in the bedroom.

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It's an old picture, but I'd know you
with or without those sideburns.

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And you are?

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Oh, I'm sorry. I'm Nancy Ashton. I was
your uncle George's...

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friend. Friend?

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Those three years we had together were
the happiest years I've ever had.

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Oh, I'm sorry.

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I promised myself I wouldn't do this.
It's okay.

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George... was the kindest, most caring,
most wonderful man in the world.

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But you know that.

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I mean, you were his favorite nephew.

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I was?

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I'll show you.

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Dad, I think I got this figured out.
We're at the wrong dead Uncle George's

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cabin.

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Mike, I brought you here to carry
things, not to think.

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Dad, come on. I mean, how could this
wonderful guy she's talking about be the

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same rotten, selfish guy who deserted
his wife?

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Here.

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What are these?

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Oh, every Christmas card you've sent me
for the past 15 years.

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Oh, I had no idea.

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Oh, I'm sorry. I forgot why I came. I
brought some food. It's in the car.

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Dad, I thought that Mom didn't send him
any Christmas cards.

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She didn't.

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All right, let's get down to business.

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Did everybody say hi to Uncle George's
favorite nephew, Jason Seaver?

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Hey!

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Okay, now I'm going to read this just
the way he wrote it.

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I, George Washington Bowman, being of
sound mind, at least I always thought

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leave this my last will and testament.

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Now, I wanted to leave everything to my
beloved Nancy.

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No!

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Sit down, Nance. I'm going to honor your
wishes.

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Thanks for the wonderful years.

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Isn't she pretty?

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I read that, but I have to agree.

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To my beloved nephew, Jason Seaver, I
leave the cabin and the three or four

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acres.

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Flavor never made it clear exactly what
he sold me, the lying thief.

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Well, I read that, and I have to agree
with that, too.

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Jason, you're the one member of my
family who didn't laugh when I said I

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moving out here.

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In fact, I'll never forget what you told
me.

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I'm sure you won't either.

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What'd you tell him?

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I forget.

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And to old family and friends in New
York, I'd like to leave you with the

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following thoughts.

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I don't regret my decision to leave New
York.

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I don't regret my decision to follow a
dream.

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I wish people had understood.

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Not everybody's cut out for a life that
is planned and regulated as monthly

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house payments.

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Sorry about that.

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But I bear no one ill will.

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In fact, I hope everyone finds the joy
and contentment I've found over these

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years.

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Especially Harriet, who had the
misfortune to marry me.

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So put away your handkerchiefs and enjoy
yourselves.

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It's a funeral. It's a party.

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Stop! You're both right!

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Dan, what did you tell him?

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There's no idea?

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What am I saying, Dan? It must have been
something meaningful and important. I

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mean, it's not like you say important,
meaningful things at all things.

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Oh, sorry. I didn't realize anybody else
was out here. Oh, that's all right. You

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can stay.

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I know that George would... Wanted to
sit in there having fun, but that's a

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little tough.

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Yes, yeah.

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Nancy, I'm a little embarrassed to even
ask, but do you have any idea what I

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might have said that meant so much to
George?

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You don't know?

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Well, you really don't know.

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Well, you told him that... The minced
moose meat's marvelous.

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Mike, you're interrupting me. I was just
telling your dad what he told your

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Uncle George.

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Oh, oh, gosh. Well, I'd love to hear it,
too.

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Well, you said to him, what's your life
without your dreams?

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This man said this?

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You sure it wasn't what's your life
without your lists?

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I'm sure.

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You also said that staying open to
possibilities is so much more important

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planning every move or watching every
dime.

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I had forgot.

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I got the right cab and just the wrong
father.

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Nancy, everything all right?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I'm fine.

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Go on in. Have a good party.

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Enjoy.

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Excuse me.

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Jason, as your Uncle George's attorney
and friend, I want to thank you for

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making the trip.

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As your cab driver, I want to remind you
I'll be picking you up at 6 a .m.

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tomorrow.

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Too bad you couldn't stick around a
couple more days and help finish the

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What are you talking about?

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Well, George was just fixing to lay up
the chimney top when he passed away.

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But as your real estate broker, it won't
affect the price.

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As a chiropractor, you shouldn't hunch
over like that.

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Hey, Dad, will you really like that lady
set?

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Long time ago.

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You mean so you weren't always so...
Anal?

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Okay.

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Mike, there was a time I didn't even
make any lists.

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I'll get out of here. No, it's true. You
know, your mom and I, one summer, we

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hitchhiked right across this country.

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How'd she do her hair?

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Yeah, well, your mom was a lot looser
then, too.

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We just camped out under the stars, just
like this.

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Yeah?

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So when did you start going downhill?

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Soon after you were born.

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That's all my fault.

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No, it's just that, well, once you have
kids, I guess it's tough to be one.

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Look at this, Mike. Wow, can you imagine
living out here?

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Breathing this air and seeing these
stars every night?

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Dad, I mean, look, you own this place. I
mean, you could do whatever you want.

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Gotta be realistic.

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Oh, come on now, what is not realistic
about you and Mom spending a little time

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out here? Yeah, right.

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See your mother out here? I'm Maggie,
I'm home.

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Could you gut the moose, babe?

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Yeah, I just mean that, I don't know,
maybe you shouldn't sell this place.

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Mike, my life is in New York.

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But... End of conversation.

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I just think it's too bad you don't have
someone talking to you like that neat

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guy Uncle George did.

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We have the same stars in New York, you
know.

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You just can't see them.

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The

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sky

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is falling.

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Sorry, Mike.

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Dad? Up here. Come on up.

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No, thanks. I'd rather sleep.

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You come up or I'll drop another rock.

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You act like you've never seen your dad
do masonry at sunrise before.

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Come on, get up here. Give me a hand.

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Dad, we've got to be in the airport in
less than an hour.

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Well, it'll just take a little longer
than that, Mike. I don't want to hurry.

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want to get this right.

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But the plane.

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Mike, there will be other flights.

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Come on, give me a rub.

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Dad, did you by chance fall off the roof
and land on your head? No.

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I just started thinking last night. I
think it would be nice to have a

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cabin by the time your mother comes up
here.

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When's she coming up? I don't know. I
don't know. Maybe a vacation.

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I haven't made a plan yet.

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00:22:11,560 --> 00:22:13,280
But, Dad, I thought you were selling
this place.

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00:22:13,960 --> 00:22:16,140
Yeah, well, you also thought I was
cheap.

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Jason Seaver. He's an adult.

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He's a dreamer.

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Stop. You're both right.

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Right.

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I can't believe this view up here.

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Why, have you looked around?

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We'll be back in a moment.