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I bet we've been together for a million
years.

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And I bet we'll be together for a
million more.

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Oh, it's like I started breathing on the
night we kissed.

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And I can't remember what I ever did
before.

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What would we do, baby, without a...

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What would we do, baby, without us?

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And there ain't no nothing we can't love
each other through.

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What would we do, baby, without us?

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Sha -la -la -la.

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I'm almost ready. Just one more minute.

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Okay?

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Thank you.

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I hope you're not too uncomfortable. I
dressed as quickly as I could.

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Oh, no.

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No, no, no. Don't be silly.

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An hour and a half is just fine.

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Thanks for rushing.

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I'm sorry, Alex. I guess I'm just a
little uncomfortable dressing with a man

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around. Oh, hey, I understand
completely.

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I'm the same way.

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I'm going to need you to zip me up.

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Yeah, all right.

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Wait.

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Close your eyes.

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What do you think I am, Houdini?

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Alex, I'm a little nervous. Just zip me
up or you're fired. Right.

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You know, this was not in the job
description.

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There you go.

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How do I look?

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You look ravishing, sir.

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Thank you.

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Exchanging money.

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Your champagne, miss. I didn't order any
champagne.

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Strangers in the night.

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Exchanging key bills.

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Maybe it was Frank Sinatra in there.

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Frank, could you come out here for a
minute?

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Yes, dear.

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Did you order any champagne?

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Oh, yeah, good. Yeah, come in, come in.

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Just my way of saying thanks for taking
me on this little trip.

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There you go, son.

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Thank you, sir.

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Now I can get that operation I've been
needing.

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Alex, that was very nice of you. It was
really very sweet.

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But I don't want to risk... Mixing
business with pleasure.

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Tell you what, first sign of pleasure,
we make a run for it.

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Alex, I want to be at my best to meet
Mr. Okun. I mean, he's the national

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director of our bank.

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He's our boss.

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He's a former member of the National
Reserve Board. Served three terms, 1972

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1978.

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Very good.

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Yeah, I do my homework, you know.

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Mr. Okun is a silver -haired portly
gentleman.

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He's a graduate of the Wharton School of
Business.

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Fabulous bowler.

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And he's married to a very young woman.

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And very sensitive about it.

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Who wouldn't be?

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Tammy turned 18 March 5th.

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And they just got back from their
honeymoon.

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Yeah, they went to Disneyland.

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Oh, Alex, this would be a great night
for both of us.

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Here into a room full of bankers,
standing around talking about interest

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fluctuations in the prime, exchanging
banking anecdotes.

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It's the kind of evening.

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Most people only dream about.

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Hey, Mr. Keaton.

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Hey, Skipper.

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Something's different in here.

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Don't tell me, but something is
definitely different.

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Did you get a haircut?

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Skippy, we're going to re -wallpaper the
kitchen.

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Let me give you a hand.

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Oh, thank...

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Thanks, Skip, but I've got everything
under control here. Oh, no, no, no, Mr.

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Keaton, this is not a one -man job here.
No, no, but it is a one -man ladder.

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And I'd like you to get down.

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Yeah, good, thanks.

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Anyway... Anyway, I'm not working alone.
I've got all the help I need. Yo!

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What's holding you up in there?

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I'm still on my coffee break.

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We're back just in time. The walls are
almost ready for the new paper. Now

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see what you got.

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If I see his pattern one more time, I'm
going to cry. This is not the paper I

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wanted. Mallory, I am not getting
cashmere wallpaper.

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All right, all right. Come on, let's get
this show on the road and this paper on

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the wall.

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Dad, maybe you should let Nick be in
charge.

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Well, thanks for the vote of confidence.

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Come on, Dad. Based on your past
history, you're not exactly a whiz with

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improvements. I beg to differ.

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Come on, Dad. When you tried to put
track lighting into your bedroom, you

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blacked out Akron, Dayton, and Toledo.

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I hate when you exaggerate.

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Toledo had light.

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You know, Mr.

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K, this is one of my general areas of
expertise.

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Home decorating and lube jobs.

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Oh, come on. Let me give you a hand.

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All right, you want to help? Help. At
least you get the glue.

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Mallory, where are my scissors?

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Jennifer, here, hold this paper
straight. Oh, Skippy, get off my ladder.

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Nick, you're using too much glue.

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Skippy, get off my foot.

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No,

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no, no, no scissors. The ones in the
garage. Honey,

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no! No, don't pour that here.

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Wait, wait, wait. Stop, please.

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This isn't working out. They're, uh...

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There are too many people here. No
offense, but I'd appreciate it if you

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left. Well, I've got a job to do, and I
want to get it done. If you give me a

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couple hours, I'll have this whole room
wallpapered.

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Good luck. Thank you.

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Skippy, I want everybody out. That means
you.

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Well, I'd like to oblige you, Mr.
Keaton, but I'm afraid that's just not

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possible.

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Do you mind telling me why?

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I'm glued to the wall.

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No, thank you.

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What, you're not going to eat anything?

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I can't eat. I'm too nervous. I just
want everything to go right.

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Whoa, whoa.

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You better take it easy. That's your
third one.

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We've only been here 15 minutes.

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Alex, when you come to these kind of
things, you have to be sociable. You

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to drink a little.

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You have to try and look like you're
having a good time.

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No, no, no, thank you.

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Well, loosen up, Keaton.

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You are such a tight little guy.

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I mean... Look at the way you're
dressed.

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You are so serious.

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You ought to be wearing shorts and a
beanie.

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All right, look, Mrs. Rebecca, why don't
we go outside and get a little air,

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okay? We can't go out with Miss Oaken.

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Well, that's the thing. See, I... I just
don't think now is the right time for

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you to meet Oaken. You know, you're a
little bit drunk.

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I have never been drunk in my life.

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You're giving off vapors that could fuel
a jet.

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If I were drunk, could I do this?

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All right,

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I apologize.

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Come on, Alex, you are being such a...
Party pooper.

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Why don't you go and mingle?

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All right, okay, just howl if you need
me.

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Oh, I'm sorry.

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I just took the last Swedish meatball.

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Well, that's quite all right. I remember
once at a party, I took the last M andM.

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Then you know how I feel.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, we have a lot in common.

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I guess we do. We both like eating M andMs
and meatballs.

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Just not together.

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Oh, listen.

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Listen, why don't we, after the
conference, you know, go have a cup of

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grab some...

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M andMs, you know, a meatball or two.

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Sounds delightful.

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Would you mind if my husband joined us?

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Your husband?

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I wouldn't have it any other way.

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I'm sorry, I never introduced myself.

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I'm Tammy Oaken.

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Oaken. Uh, Tammy, as in Mr. Oaken?

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As in Mr. Charles Oaken, Jr.?

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How did you know my husband's name?

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You were born March 5th?

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Yes.

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How was Disneyland?

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Tammy!

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Oh, Charles, I was just having the
nicest conversation with this man. I'm

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I never caught your name.

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Feejus, Walter Feejus.

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Charles Oaken. Pleasure to meet you,
Walter.

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That's my ride. Excuse me.

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What's your meeting room?

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Rebecca?

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Listen, Rebecca, I just met Tammy and
Mr. Okun, and, well, to make a long

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short, let's get the hell out of here.

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Feejus?

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Hi.

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Is this Mrs. Feejus?

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I'm Rebecca Ryan.

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I am vice president of your Harding
Trust branch.

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I'm Charles Okun, Jr. Have you met my
associates?

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Axel? Axel P. Keaton?

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Axel? I thought your name was Walter.

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And this must be the little musketeer.

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Rebecca Ryan, Harding Trust.

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I've heard some good things about you.

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Have you heard this?

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What's happening, Chuckles? Am I getting
the promotion or what?

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I got that. I certainly don't think this
is the time to discuss it.

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And I must say, I doubt very much
whether such a time will come.

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liked me.

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I can always tell when I make a good
impression.

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I don't think he liked you that much,
though, Alex.

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Yeah, well, that's because I forgot to
spill my drink on him.

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Well, let's go back to the party. I will
fix it for you. I'll talk to Mr. Oaken.

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Oh, no, no, no, no.

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No, I wouldn't say another word to him.

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We got him just where we want him.

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Well, let's go back to the party anyway.
We didn't get to dance.

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Yeah, well, that's for the best. Believe
me.

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Well, let's dance here.

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Uh, no, I think I'm going to sit this
one out.

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Where are you going, Feejus?

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Well, it's been a long day, and I think
we should just get some rest. Good idea.

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Come on.

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Sit down here next to me.

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Comfy?

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Oh, yeah, I'm quite comfortable,
Rebecca.

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Oh, don't call me Rebecca.

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You know what?

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I think we should make up nicknames for
each other.

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I have always wanted a nickname.

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How about Lush?

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Everyone had a nickname at the prep
school.

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Bunky, Moony.

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I always wanted Cookie.

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All the cute girls were always named
Cookie.

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you call me cookie alex i will if you
promise to go to sleep right now

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promise okay cookie no say it in a
sentence

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go to sleep cookie

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tell me about yourself alex tell me
about when you were little i bet you

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really cute little boy

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Well, well, I'm not gonna lie to you

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Cookie I was

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adorable You're adorable now

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I don't think it's a good idea.

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Rebecca, I... Cookie.

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I don't think it's a good idea, cookie.

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I really like you, Alex.

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Yeah, I really... I really like you,
too.

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I think you're a good person.

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And you've got a good heart.

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And you've had way too much to drink.

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Good night, Cookie.

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Elise!

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Mal, Jennifer, Andrew, everybody, could
you come out for a minute?

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There's something I'd like to show you.

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What, honey? Oh, Stephen,

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it's magnificent.

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I never really liked this wallpaper, but
you made it work. This is pretty nice,

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Mr. K.

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Maybe you'd come over to my house and do
my kitchen for me. Well, I have to

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admit I'm really good with my hands.

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Anyway,

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there's a certain satisfaction a man
gets.

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Certain satisfaction a man gets from a
job well done. I think I should do more

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work around the house. I don't think so,
Dad.

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What?

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That's fine. No.

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That's fine.

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No problem. I fully expected that to
happen.

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If you're being searched, I could come
back.

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George, what are you doing here? Didn't
I fire you?

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Well, someone obviously thought you
needed an interior decorator.

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I was summoned by a phone call from a
certain party who resides in this house.

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I didn't think you could handle it.

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I thought I was wrong.

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Well, you're a big man to admit it,
Elise.

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Okay. I apologize, Mr. Keaton. It's
obvious that you had an extra job.

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Well, obviously you don't need me.

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When you have a professional like Mr.
Keaton here, I hope my other clients

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find out about you.

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Go ahead, George.

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Do what you will.

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Put up the wallpaper, change the
appliances, change everything.

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I give up.

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Fine.

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Please go out to my car and get my
supplies.

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Andy, keep an eye on him.

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Girls!

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Gee, Stephen, it could be harder than I
thought to say goodbye to this old

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wallpaper.

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You know, I remember when we bought
this.

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So we first moved into the house in
April 1968.

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Alex was only three.

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Well, I remember we left him alone with
the babysitter to finish our tax

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returns.

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First year we weren't audited.

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You remember, Elise, we were at
Marshall's home furnishing store.

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Dr. Sherman had asked you to call.
because you'd just been in for a visit.

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You went over to the phone, you talked
for a little bit, you came back and

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I want that wallpaper, and I'm going to
have a baby.

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And I remember the wallpaper salesman
said, Hey, lady, we just sell wallpaper.

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The baby was me, right?

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Yeah. Yes, that was you.

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And you know, I always thought it was
appropriate that we found out about you

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while we were shopping.

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Look at this.

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Oh, what's... It's a heart with I love
Richard Beck written on it.

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Yeah, I had a crush on him a couple of
years ago. You wrote on the wallpaper?

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Look, look, look, here's another one. I
love Richard Nixon.

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See, Alex did it, too.

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All right, George, tell me, how much
will it cost to redo this whole kitchen?

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Nothing.

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Nothing? Mr. Keaton.

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I came here prepared to gut and remodel
this entire room, but I realized that

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that would be a tremendous mistake.

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I have never seen a group of people so
attached to their wallpaper.

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And frankly, I was very moved.

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George, what are you saying?

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I see wallpaper!

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Your wallpaper, back on the wall, where
it belongs.

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Good morning, honey.

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It's time to wake up, Dumpling.

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Go away, Alec.

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Oh, come on, Cookie.

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How do you know about Cookie?

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I know them all.

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Poochie.

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Bootsy Bunny.

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All your furry friends from prep school.

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00:20:20,010 --> 00:20:23,910
I don't remember this. What exactly
happened last night?

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Nothing that shouldn't have happened.

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Nothing that wasn't going to happen
sooner or later.

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00:20:38,990 --> 00:20:40,390
Nothing that wasn't inevitable.

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Rebecca, after last night, I feel like I
know you as I've known no woman before.

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The only question now is where to spend
the honeymoon.

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00:21:06,440 --> 00:21:07,560
I mean, I agree with you.

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The Caribbean is nice, but so is Hawaii.

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Or we could go to Disneyland.

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Like the Okins.

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Oh, no.

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The Okins.

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It's all starting to come back to me
now.

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Did I pour a drink on him, Alex?

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00:21:36,260 --> 00:21:37,260
Yes.

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Did I call him Chuckle?

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00:21:44,260 --> 00:21:45,260
Yes.

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Did anything happen between us?

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No. Oh, what a relief.

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That would have been a complete
disaster. I mean, there would have been

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coming back. I mean, I can deal with
lots of things.

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I can deal if anything ever happened
between... Hey, people have lived

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it, you know.

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You of them even liked it.

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00:22:30,930 --> 00:22:35,170
I'm sorry, Alex. I didn't mean it that
way. What I meant is what a relief that

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the night is over.

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Yeah, well, it's the one you have to
copy, huh?

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I am so embarrassed.

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00:22:43,250 --> 00:22:44,730
I can't believe this.

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00:22:45,750 --> 00:22:48,730
I'm not that kind of person. Oh, come
on. What do you think happened?

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00:22:49,790 --> 00:22:51,350
You were, uh, getting eaten?

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00:22:52,770 --> 00:22:55,850
Didn't sleep very well. He had a few
hundred glasses of champagne.

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Started to look attractive.

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00:23:05,490 --> 00:23:09,950
I want you to know, when we get back to
the bank, it is business as usual.

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I'm the boss.

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00:23:11,910 --> 00:23:12,970
You are my assistant.

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00:23:14,170 --> 00:23:15,170
Right?

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00:23:16,310 --> 00:23:17,310
Excellent.

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00:23:19,570 --> 00:23:20,570
You got it.

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00:23:21,610 --> 00:23:22,610
Cookie?

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00:23:53,960 --> 00:23:54,960
Sit, Ubu, sit.

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Good dog.