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Previously on Growing Pains... Oh, uh,
Mrs.

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Seaver? Wouldn't you like to put the
thrill back into your marriage by

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Europe for just pennies a day?

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Mike, the day your dad springs for a
trip to Europe is the day pigs fly.

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She's in first class? I have no idea.

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No, no, no, guys. This isn't your stop.
It's mine.

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Mike's going to Europe, too?

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Do you realize, according to the
itinerary, we're not visiting the grave

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Gogh?

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Oh, look,

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the Eiffel Tower.

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Oh, honey, I want to go back to Henri's.

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Oh, yeah, so do I. Where else can you
get such great food at a sensible price?

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It's also where you proposed.

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Why don't you come to Europe?

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Well, I... I figured a place with 68
million women who couldn't understand a

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word I said couldn't be all bad.

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Sus boletos no valen nada, señorita, a
no ser que necesiten papel higiénico.

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El hombre es el presidente, babababu.

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At the end of version.

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Oh, Jason.

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in Europe.

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We have a pair of tickets that's good
only in Paris in six days. A city 500

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miles away.

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It's appendicitis, but we're taking it
on, so everything's going to be fine.

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When my mom finds out that her little
boy is in trouble, heck, I can just hear

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her now.

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Jason, we are not having a baby.

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Oh, come

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on.

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Oh, come on. No one's there.

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Don't be so dumb.

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Dumb?

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Hey, look, I'm not the one who blew her
whole life savings on this tour. I got

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it for free.

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Just for the record, I'm sorry I was so
nice to you.

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I don't need her.

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I'll be fine.

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What if I don't have a lot of money and
things aren't looking so good right now?

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I'd talk my way out of tougher jam.

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Sir. Yes?

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Don't they...

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Show me that smile Don't waste the

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little ones, we wouldn't be having so
much fun.

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Grandma, it's two in the morning. How
long do I have to keep this on?

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It's Mississippi River mud, dear. One
minute to apply, an hour to dry.

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It'll suck the impurities right out of
your skin.

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By morning, your face will be as soft as
Benjamin's behind.

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There's a disgusting image.

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Now you relax on the couch while... I go
up and warm up the power tweezers.

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Yeah, same time tomorrow night,
Stickman. When my parents gone, I can

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with murder.

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What's going on down here?

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Benjamin, what are you doing coming in
at this hour? You're only nine years

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I'm 14, Grandma.

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Old enough to be drafted.

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Oh, well, that's different.

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Carol, you've never looked lovelier.

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Into the chocolate pudding again, I see.

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It's Mississippi River mud.

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Boy, you must have really been hungry.

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Quiet!

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If you wake up your grandfather, oh,
maybe it's an hour to apply, a minute to

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dry.

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Hey, Carol's turning into stone.

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Now, it's nothing to be alarmed about.
I'll have it off in a jiffy.

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Do you know where your father keeps his
chisels?

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We're not together.

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Say, thanks for loaning me a toothbrush.

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It's not what you think.

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We slept on park benches last night.

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Different park benches.

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Different park.

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And he didn't borrow my toothbrush. He
stole it.

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I don't think he speaks English.

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Good. It's none of his business anyway.

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Un boleto que me lleve el hombre cerca
de París.

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Ese es todo el dinero que tengo.

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Yeah. Two. Dos.

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Me too.

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Hey, can I help it if I happen to be
going to the same place as you are?

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Which is?

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I could tell you, and you still wouldn't
know.

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She's always like this.

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Canadian.

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Hey, look, you say you don't need me?
Look, you need me just to keep your

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tickets straight.

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Those aren't tickets. That's money.

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Oh. Well, then, for now, I'm going to
keep this in a safe place. Where's my

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money?

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Oh, I caught a new producteur. Ah, no
need for the high school French.

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How's my wife?

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Excellent. And you have a 4 ,000 -gram
healthy, happy baby boy.

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I don't understand.

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Ah, metric, forgive me. Your son, he
weighs eight pounds.

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No, no, I don't have a baby.

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It is bad enough you were not by your
wife's side when the child was born. Now

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you disown her completely?

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No, no, I... It's fever. My name is
fever. I brought my wife in here to have

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appendix removed.

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Oh, Sacrebleu, what have we done?

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What have you done?

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Oh, please.

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I'm sure it is just a little, um, how
you say, uh, mix up in the paperwork.

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Don't worry. We lose patience all the
time.

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Hey,

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look, I don't mean to rush you, but the
report in the bus.

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It doesn't matter anymore.

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Hey, if you're not out here by the count
of three, I'm leaving without you.

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One, two,

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two and a half, two and three quarters.

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Come on, come on, let's go.

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Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Si
queréis subir, tenéis que comprar otro

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boleto. No, gracias.

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Hasta luego.

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Bueno, muchachos, apriétense sus
cinturones de seguridad.

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What did you say to get us kicked off
that bus?

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Our tickets only took us this far.

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Well, what'd you tell him that for? I
didn't tell him. He told me.

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Gus, Gus, I hate Gus.

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All right, look, we could buy some more
tickets.

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We don't have any more money.

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Oh, yeah? What do you call this?

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That's your casual ticket.

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Don't mad at me for it, all right? You
know, the only reason we don't have any

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more money is because I bought us lunch.
You spent $50 on a couple of ding

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-dongs. Wait, look, is it my fault that
they don't put what their money's worth

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on the money? Hey, why are you walking
so fast? It's 400 miles to Paris.

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400 miles? We got four days. That's, uh,
70 miles a day.

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You're an idiot.

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You're right, you're right.

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Kilometers. We're even closer than we
thought.

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Mr. Stiver, you can relax.

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We straightened out everything.

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Certainly hope so.

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Well, it is actually quite amusing.

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You see, the same time that Madame
Stiver, your wife, checked into the

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another American, Madame Simone, checked
in as... How's Maggie?

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Who?

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My wife, Maggie. How is she? Oh, oh,
she's in surgery. Don't worry about a

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thing.

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Voilà, monsieur, votre enfant.

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There better be an appendix in here.

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to do your part. I don't like this.

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Now just look like you're pregnant.

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Perfect.

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Why are you stopping?

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He doesn't like you either.

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Kitty, as far as he goes.

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Oh, I don't think he's going to leave a
pregnant woman out here in the middle of

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nowhere. That's fine. We'll deliver the
baby ourselves.

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Muchas gracias, senor.

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A fun.

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Los americanos.

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Oh, oh, oh, you smell that?

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Pardon me, I've been on the road.

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No, no, not you, something good.

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Hey, come on, it's over here. Come on,
to the right.

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About a hundred yards.

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Three of the basic food groups, I can
smell them.

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Oh, the dress is beautiful.

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Oh, the dresses are great.

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What's that one?

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Lobster.

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Are you serious?

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Who?

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We are not going to crash someone's
wedding. I'm not eating its food.

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Aren't you going to have any clams?

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Not that one, the big one.

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Hola.

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¿Los puedo ayudar en algo?

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Let's go, Mike.

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Sí, sí, sí. We are American relativos.
El cousin of the grumo.

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I'm leaving, Mike.

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My wife just had a baby.

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I did not. I had a knapsack.

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How do you say husband in Spanish?

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Esposo. We're with the esposo.

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Thank you for inviting us to your homo.

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El pequeño.

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What do you think?

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I like you.

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Okay, we'll tell them that the airline's
lost our gift.

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Por favor, quédense y coman todo lo que
quieran.

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What? What?

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They've invited us to stay and eat.

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Gracias, gracias.

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¿Qué más sabe? Gracias.

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I'm crazy, huh? I had that guy wrapped
around my finger.

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Never mind.

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Amy,

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I think we better dance.

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Forget it. I don't dance.

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You're kidding. Why not?

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I don't dance, okay?

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Why?

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I haven't been asked that much. It
doesn't matter anyway.

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Well, look, I'm not asking you. I'm
telling you. Come on. Hi.

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Right foot first.

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Bend your elbow.

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Today's forecast, 46 degrees, with sleet
on the way, a bizarre day weather

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-wise, as every major European city is
overcast and rainy, except for

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where it's a warm and beautiful 82.

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Good evening.

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What'd she say?

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She said it's not fair. She hates her
life.

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You sound like a bunch of gibberish to
me.

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As always.

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My wife is fine.

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Although she will have to stay here for
the rest of the week. She's still in

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some pain.

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But you found the right woman.

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You got her. I mean, blonde, about this
tall, probably very cranky by now.

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Oh, that's her, all right.

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She's fine? The operation went well?

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Oh, yes, yes. It went perfectly.

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No complications.

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Without getting too technical... It's
all right.

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I'm a doctor also.

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Oh, I didn't realize this.

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So you understand about our little screw
-up.

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No, I don't. No, frankly, I don't. No, I
have never seen a hospital run quite

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this badly.

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I'd be ashamed to practice in a place
like this.

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What is your specialty, Dr. Siva?

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Psychiatry.

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Perhaps you could have talked the
appendix out.

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Honey, it is you.

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Jason.

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Is it a boy or a girl? Shh. Don't let
anybody hear you say that.

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It's an appendix, and you're going to be
fine.

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Oh.

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Oh, yes, I remember. I'm in a hospital.
Yes.

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In Paris.

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Mm -hmm. And you look, honey, wonderful.

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I bet even your stitches are cute.

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Yeah, I was right.

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Jason, why does this have to happen now?

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It could have been worse. We could have
been parents again.

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Long story.

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Jason, our anniversary.

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How long do I have to stay here? About a
week.

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We can't have our anniversary dinner at
Henri's.

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Oh, no, you haven't ruined a thing. Come
on. We're together. We're in Paris.

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Huh?

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Voila.

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Look, I'll...

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You just can't admit that it was my
cunning that got us fed.

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Hey, you're smiling.

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You do realize how lucky you are to be
under my wing.

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Yeah, I sure do.

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You know, there's a lot of tricks I
could teach you.

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Before you know it, you'd wind up having
a good time.

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Let's say I'll settle for the best of a
bad situation.

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Uh -oh. But what it's worth, Amy, you're
not the Doug you think you are.

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Boy, and I mean that pretty much the way
it sounds.

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me. I don't need a language.

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Oh, got the pillow, please.

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This is for me.

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I'm here for her sake, so I would like
to be sitting instead.

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Excusez, excusez, va -va -voom.

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Jason, what is going on? It took me
nearly two hours to go to sleep.

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So if you're going to insist on staying
here... Honey, honey, no need for long

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thank yous. I know what me being here
means to you.

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I don't believe this.

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You brought us right back where we
started.

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Oh, no, I didn't. We're miles from where
that hotel was where that guy was

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trying to kill me.

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I have known that any guy whose IQ is
less than his waist size is useless.

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Oh, I am not useless.

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Okay, name one thing, just one thing
that you've done right since we got to

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Spain. All right, well, unlike you, I
did not move my wallet in that truck.

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I have it right here.

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Would you slow down?

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Oh, oh, fine. You didn't thank me for
the food, so why should you thank me for

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the wallet?

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You didn't get the food. I did. That guy
was going to crush your head like a

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melon. How can somebody kid themselves
like this?

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Look, would you hold on a second?

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Look, I can try to get in touch with my
parents again.

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Come on, Mike. We both know this whole
parent thing is just a big joke.

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Yeah, I know, but at least they've got
money.

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I'm calling for Dr. Jason Seaver.

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What do you mean he's checked out?

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No forwarding address?

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Thank you.

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On my itinerary right now, I made this
little... church in Corvée.

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Not that it's any great landmark.

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My grandparents were married there.

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Look, can I borrow one of those little
coins with pictures of Elvis on it?

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That's King Juan Carlos.

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Hey, look, in my book, there's only one
king.

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Oh, so now you want to borrow my very
last Mercedes.

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Thank you.

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Gotta find out where they are.

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not from you.

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So what are you going to do, Chrissy?

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I accept the charges.

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Is that Mike?

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No, it's for me and it's private. Get
out!

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It is Mike.

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Nice, Carol.

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You just hung up on Mom and Dad.

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What?

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Oh,

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she hung up.

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Amy?

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I mean, I am not used to being treated
like this! Amy, don't worry, I'm here.

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No! Take it away!

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Just close your eyes, you know, you can
almost hear the sound of a concertina

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echoing across the thing.

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All I can hear is my drip bag.

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Whoa, whoa, whoa, Maurice, where's the
brake on this thing?