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Now, Luke, I'm telling you, the graphics
on Chainsaw Duel are amazing.

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Okay, now, to attack, you press that
button.

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Oh, I just crossed. Get your leg off.

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Bill,

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Bill.

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Swimsuit edition of Psychology Today.

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And there's a postcard for you, Luke,
from your dad.

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You're not going to read it?

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These postcards are all the same.

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It's always a picture of the world's
biggest something.

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A trout the size of an RV, a four -story
corndog.

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You ever write them back?

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And send it where?

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Well, that is the biggest radish I have
ever seen.

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I think you ought to take a look at
this, Luke.

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I'm sorry, Dr. C. Did you say something?

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Looks like your dad's coming here to see
you.

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Show me that smile again. Show me that
smile.

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Don't waste another minute on your
crying.

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We know we're near. We know we're near.
The best is ready too.

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not going to kidnap Luke and take him to
some foreign country and have plastic

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surgery done so we don't recognize him.

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That's just the chance we're going to
have to take.

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Am I ever a pretty that Luke is looking
forward to seeing his dad?

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Isn't he here yet?

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See? I want to get this over with.

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I'm sure he's going to be here any
minute now. He's got that big truck to

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with. Yeah, he can't exactly park his 18
-wheeler in front of our house.

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He's going to try to parallel park that
big rig. He's not going to make it.

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Trust me, he's not going to make it.

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Made it.

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Hello,

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everybody. I'm George.

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Hi, George.

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Hey, Luke.

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Oh, uh, come in. Come in.

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I can't believe you drove your truck
here.

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Ah, well, the valet at the Ritz -Carlton
wouldn't take it.

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Oh, look, why don't you introduce me to
your foster family?

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Uh, this is Dr. Seaver.

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Doctor!

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Psychiatrist. No shame in that.

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And you must be Mrs. Seaver. Oh, George,
it's very nice to meet you. Excuse me,

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but you have the most gorgeous movie
star skin I have ever seen.

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Oh, George, that's a load of hooey.

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But Jason, take notes.

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That is our daughter, Chrissy.

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Pleased to meet you.

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Ma 'am.

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Mike isn't red.

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It's, uh, my son Mike. You know Mike.

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Hey, uh, yeah, good to see you, George.

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It's a shame you can't stay long.

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Well, uh, actually, I do have a couple
hours to kill before I deliver these

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tomatoes to this cat away.

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I thought maybe we could go grab some
breakfast.

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I already ate.

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It's my family.

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I brought you something, a little
memento of your mother.

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God rest her soul.

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Wow, George, you came all this way just
to deliver something to Luke you could

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have dropped in the mail? Well, some
things are too important to stick in the

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mail, like these snapshots of me and
Luke and his mom.

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Mike, do you want to help me straighten
the picture over here on this wall?

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No. That wasn't a question.

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It's of your first birthday.

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Your mom and I took you to see the
world's biggest radio tower.

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Thanks.

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I'll look at them later.

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Dad, is Mom making spaghetti for about 8
,000 people?

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No, George Prouder.

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Love that postcard from Bikini Beach.

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Those were the biggest... Ben.

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You're looking good, big buddy.

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Hope the babes think so. I've got the
most incredible party tonight.

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Ben, do you want to come over here and
help me and Mike straighten out the

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pictures?

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He wasn't a question.

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Luke, I'm not here just because of the
snapshots.

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After Jersey, I'm cutting through the
Blue Ridge Mountains where the fireflies

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dance like a thousand shooting stars.

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What do you say you keep your old man
company?

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Look, I thought I told you I don't want
to go live with you.

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I'm not trying to take you away from
these fine people.

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I just thought you might like a couple
of weeks to get to know your dad better.

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What, work our way up to being
strangers?

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I won't push it.

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Well, I appreciate your hospitality.
It's time for me to haul my tomatoes out

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here.

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I'll just leave you a crate of Mother
Nature's finest juicy reds, and I'll be

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my way. Well, thanks anyway, George, but
we couldn't possibly accept.

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Oh, Mike, free tomatoes.

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Oh, okay. Well, thanks, George.

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Well, the crate's on... It's on the
porch.

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All right, that was short and sweet.

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I have 47 muscles in the back, and every
single one of mine is doing the Watusi.

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It's kind of interesting. Don't you
think, George, that your back went out

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as you were getting ready to leave?

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Hey, look out! A tarantula!

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A trapdoor or a funnel web species?

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No, just an old hairball.

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What are you doing?

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I was just testing.

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All right, we got a perfect three
-course meal.

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Iced emo group beer, pork rinds, and
a...

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I bet you that looks good, doesn't it,
George?

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Can't wait to just dig in, huh? Can't
wait.

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Uh, if you could, uh, just scoot that
right over here.

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Thank you. Now I can almost see that
food.

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Here's a friend of mine, Dr. Kramer.

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Hello, George.

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Ten bucks says it's nothing serious.

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Looks like your back is in bad shape.

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Turns out pretty nose knobby knees are
yours.

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Get in my office this afternoon.

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I need to take some x -rays.

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Oh, just a back spasm. It'll clear
itself right... Oh, sweet jelly bean on

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-gut potato.

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This will take the edge off his pain.

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This will take the rot -gut out of his
potato.

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I don't have time for x -rays.

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I got a truckload of tomatoes that's got
to be in Jersey by tonight.

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Well, I wish we could help out, George,
but we don't know anyone who could drive

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a truck that size.

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Are you sure you can handle this thing?

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Hey, it's a lot easier than driving that
clinic bus full of screaming children.

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Tomatoes don't try to pants you at the
intersection.

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Can't we do it faster?

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Dad, what if I'm not back in time for
the party? Oh, come on. It's a three

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trip each way, Ben. You're going to make
it in plenty of time. I'm going at a

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decent speed.

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Then how come there's a pregnant cow
passing us on the right?

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Come on, Ben, relax.

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The reason I drafted you for this is I
thought it would be a nice outing for

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and me.

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Well, if the matching hats were a nice
touch.

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All right, why don't we make up some
names and we'll talk CB talk, all right?

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Maybe later. I don't want to peep too
soon.

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What do you want your handle to be?

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Son of big hair.

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You haven't touched your lunch.

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Well, your buddy Mike keeps putting it
just...

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you want to know i never saw one from
the inside yeah well a lot of us have

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tough breaks uh play any sports look i
got things to do oh come on look

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please god tell me how

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to get through my son you uh you talking
to somebody george oh no no just uh

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thinking with my mouth

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You know, they say the jaw muscles are
the strongest in the whole body, but

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after 25 years on the road, I say it's
the gluteus maximus.

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That's Latin for big butt.

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Yeah, I know. I teach French.

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Hey, come on, George. Get going and get
those x -rays.

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No need.

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I'm feeling much better.

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Yeah, right.

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Right. You know, George, you really
should have said that you had something

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wouldn't show up on an X -ray, like
whiplash or hoof -and -mouth disease.

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That bad first impression burned you
deep, didn't it?

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Not half as deeply as it burned Luke.

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So I see.

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Mike, I spent 25 ,000 miles thinking
about it.

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The thing is, Luke is my blood.

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I never got to know my dad until it was
too late. I don't want that to happen to

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Luke.

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Yes, thank you for calling.

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I can't believe this, George.

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Pretending he's hurt to get on Luke's
good side.

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He's not pretending, Mike.

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What? That was Dr. Kramer.

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He's spoken to George's doctor.

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George's back has deteriorated to the
point where if he doesn't stop driving

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truck, he's going to be paralyzed.

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The doctors call it cervical
deterioration.

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I call it a pain in the neck.

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Well, what are you going to do when you
stop driving?

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Who's going to stop driving?

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Well, George, the doctors say if you
don't, you're going to be paralyzed.

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Oh, they don't know nothing.

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They told my friend Billy Bobby he had
three and a half months to live. He

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four and a half months.

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George, what's so hard about changing
jobs?

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With an eighth grade education?

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Maybe I could be a Supreme Court
justice.

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I only know three things.

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That's trucks, trucks, and trucks.

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Well, I'm sure there's other jobs you
could get that, you know, you could

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be around trucks.

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Like what?

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Well, I don't know. You could lease big
rigs.

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Or you could run a truck stop.

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Or you could sell those little
silhouettes of girls that stick on mud

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Those aren't sold. They're handed down
from generation to generation.

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So when are you going to tell Luke?

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Luke is to know nothing about this. I
don't want his pity.

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I just want a chance to get to know him
better.

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Three -hour trip.

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That's what they told Gilligan.

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Okay, so we got a little lost.

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A little lost?

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Dad, we were halfway to Florida.

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If we hadn't stopped at that gas
station, we'd be in Cuba by now.

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Well, we're going the right way now. The
depot's a half a mile down the road.

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Dad, it's 7 .30.

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If they unload the truck in two minutes,
and if we drive 195 miles per hour back

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home, I might actually be able to catch
the last five minutes of that party.

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Couldn't be worse.

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Drew, you could still be singing those
Willie Nelson songs.

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All right, here's the depot right up
here. We're going to get them to unload

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tomatoes just as quickly as they can.

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Hey, excuse me.

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We have tomatoes.

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What do we do with them?

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Pull her at the dock 19, Johnny.

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All right, great.

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Listen, these guys are going to unload
us right away.

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We must be new to this route.

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Drivers unload their own trucks.

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You don't tug on Superman's cape.

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You don't spit into the wind.

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You don't pull the mask off the old Lone
Ranger and you don't mess around with

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Jim. I love that song.

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Yeah. My mom used to sing it to me when
I was a baby. Yeah? Check out this

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picture. Don't I look a lot like her?

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Oh, yeah.

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Gosh. Hey, George looks so young here.

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You got a smile, you know?

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Yeah. I don't see it.

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Hey, Luke, I want to talk to you about
something.

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Well, I really don't.

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Mike,

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if you're trying to talk about the facts
of life, you're a little late.

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If your dad keeps driving a truck, he's
going to be paralyzed.

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What?

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Yeah, he won't listen to the doctors,
and he sure won't listen to me.

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And I thought you'd want to know.

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I think we ended up with half the
tomatoes on us.

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Oh, yeah?

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You should have seen your face when you
fell into this tomato pit.

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Well, I was walking along the next
minute I'm swimming in the Red Sea.

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I'm just glad George wasn't hauling
fertilizer.

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Oh, four percent for a couple city boys.
We did all right.

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Ben, there's no way you're going to make
your party tonight. And it's all my

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fault, and I am truly sorry.

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I had a great time, though.

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Copy, good buddy?

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10 -4.

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Well, let's hammer down and head for
home.

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Yeah!

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I

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didn't

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mean to wake you up.

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What are you doing?

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Just trying to get this old body to the
bathroom and pay the toll.

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Oh, you must really be in pain.

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Ah, nah.

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It's nothing.

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Whoa!

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Slap me silly and shave me naked.

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Here, let me help you up.

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Okay. I'm coming.

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I'll be right there.

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What's so funny?

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Well...

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When you were a little boy, I used to
take you to the bathroom in the middle

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the night so you wouldn't wet the bed,
and now it seems like you're doing the

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same thing for me.

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Yeah, well, I don't remember anything
back then.

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I do.

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The only way you'd go back to sleep is
if you heard your favorite song.

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You don't tug on Superman's cape.

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You don't spit into the wind. Yeah, Mom
used to sing that to me. Luke!

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Your mom was a lovely woman, but she
couldn't carry a tune in a bucket.

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Don't you remember?

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You were terrified of all those monsters
in the closet?

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You don't pull the mask off the old Lone
Ranger and you don't mess around

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with... Luke.

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You. You loved it.

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Made you think you were bigger and
stronger than any of those monsters.

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You really did that?

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Yeah, sure.

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Look.

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Mike told me what's going on with your
back.

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Oh, that boy's tongue is loose at both
ends.

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You know, George, you're going to have
to make a decision here.

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I've made one.

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I'm not going to quit trucking.

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And I don't want to talk about it.

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You're just going to pretend like it
doesn't exist?

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You know, that's typical.

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It's like everything that's ever went on
the past 13 years never happened.

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I want to talk about it, George.

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I mean, you come here after all this
time and see what's past is past. Let's

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jump into a truck and watch the
fireflies.

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What I was trying... You send me
postcard after postcard.

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About the world's biggest prairie
chicken.

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What about the postcard that says, I'm
sorry I ruined your life?

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Luke. You know, you run from doctors the
way you run from everything.

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Including your own son.

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What was wrong with me?

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What was wrong with you?

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Yeah.

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What was it, George?

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Why can't you just tell me?

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I can't talk to you when you're like
this.

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And you haven't changed.

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I don't think you ever will.

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Luke, Luke!

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I'm not very good at this kind of talk.

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But if it's what it takes, I'll keep
trying all night.

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But first, you've got to get me to the
bathroom.

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You should have seen us, Maggie. There
we were, the wind in our faces, the open

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road before us, and the tomatoes in our
shorts.

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Hello. Hi, George.

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Good morning.

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Hey, you two, thanks for running those
tomatoes to Jersey for me.

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Piece of cake, George.

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Glad to hear it. Sometimes they try to
pull a fast one on first -timers, make

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them unload their own truck.

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You're looking a lot better today,
George.

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Yep, about time to hit the road.

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You're leaving?

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That's great.

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That's your feeling better.

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My back's loose enough for me to steer
with a wheel. I should make it to Tucson

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just fine.

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So you sure that driving that big rig is
the best thing for you? Oh, absolutely.

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As soon as I get there, I'm going to
sell it.

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By myself, a little truck stop from an
old buddy.

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You're quitting trucking?

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Well, Luke's a very persuasive young
man.

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Wow, Luke.

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Well, how'd you do it? What'd you say?

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I said that I'm going with him.

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What?

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It's only for a couple of months, Mike,
to help him set up.

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Are you out of your cotton -picking
mind?

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No offense.

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Mike, the word. Dad, I'm sorry, but I
can't let him do this.

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Well, you have to. Luke has to get to
know his father.

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Dad, he can't just pick up and leave
like this.

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What about his life?

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What about us?

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Mike, this is not your decision.

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Mike, you taught me what it means to be
there when somebody needs you the most.

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And I want to do the same for George.

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I mean, my dad.

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Come on, you guys. Don't look like that.
It's only for a couple months. I'll be

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coming back.

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Well, you better come back.

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Trying to stop me.

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Bye, Luke. See you later, man. Bye.