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Almost there.

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No peeking.

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Oh, Charlie,

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this is so nice.

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Look, it's the wine we had at our
wedding.

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I think it's only fair to warn you, my
intentions are not entirely honorable.

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Mr. Henelky.

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I'm home.

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Don't move.

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Maybe she won't see.

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I'm such an idiot. You're having a date
and I'm totally intruding.

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I'll just go up to my room.

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I hate to get in the way of love.

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Because it will never get in the way
of...

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supposed to be?

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Young?

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Ready. Let me guess.

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You're... I'm throw up.

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And you are the woman who threw him up?

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Dad, I'm famine.

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On a night when we mindlessly pass out
candy, I want to remind everyone that

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millions of people around the world are
starving.

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Would you rather be Tinkerbell?

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Bye. Wait.

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You have your keys? Yes. Your phone?
Yes.

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Your good judgment?

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and it's four houses down. Do you want
to drive me there?

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Kind of.

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Come on, guys. Let's go.

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We now return to our Friday the 13th
marathon, Jason Takes Manhattan.

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You take that city, Jason.

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You take it by storm.

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customer, Goldilocks. Let go of my arm.
Let go of my candy, you derelict.

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Look, why don't we both let go on the
count of three, okay?

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One, two, three.

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Now beat it.

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Stupid Halloween.

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Trick or treat.

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Sorry to bother you, but my nephew
Andrew has something to say to you.

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I'm sorry for being rude and obnoxious.

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And? And if I keep up this kind of
behavior, I'm going to end up like

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Ronnie. Cousin Ronnie lives in his car.

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Well, Andrew, I accept your apology.

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Thank you. My pleasure.

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So, um, is this a costume, or are you
always this beautiful?

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Funny, I was about to ask you the same
thing.

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Well, I'd invite you to come trick -or
-treating with us, but you probably have

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to stay home and pass out candy.

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Actually, we just ran out of candy, so
I'm totally free.

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So what'd you get for number seven?

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Me too.

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Did you share your work?

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Me too.

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How is he with that bonus problem?

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I need the phone.

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Are you still talking to your boyfriend?

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Could you hold on for a second?

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Edwin is not my boyfriend.

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He's my math partner.

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Invite him over for a study date.

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No way.

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Why not? You talk to him every night. Go
away.

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Fine, I'll do it. Give it back. Bye,
Edwin.

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Haley wanted me to ask you to come over
to study tomorrow afternoon.

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Great, we'll see you at three.

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Oh, my God, look.

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The phone's free.

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I feel pretty.

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Oh, so pretty.

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I feel pretty and witty and...

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excited to meet my future husband?

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Faith, he's only been dating him a week.
And what a week.

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Oh, I was just telling Charlie that if
Paolo asked me to move in with him

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tonight, I'd say yes. I swear, at this
moment, no one on Earth is happier than

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me. I feel pretty.

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Oh, so pretty.

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I feel pretty and witty and bright.

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Is Paolo here yet? Not yet, but he just
got...

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He's a schizophrenic prison guard
covered in tattoos.

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His name was Rodney, and only one of his
personalities was cheating on me.

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I'll get it.

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Hi, I'm Paolo.

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And you must be Charlie.

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Come in.

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Hi, I'm Hope. This is my daughter,
Sydney.

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Hola.

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Well, it's nice to finally meet the
family.

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Faith has told me all about you.

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You seem perfect.

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Faith says you love to cook.

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Oh. Tuscan olive oil.

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Wow.

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Thank you. That's very thoughtful.

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So, is that a tattoo?

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Oh, yeah.

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I'm sort of embarrassed. I got it when I
was a teenager.

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Some kind of gang thing?

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No. It's Mother Teresa.

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She's sort of my hero.

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I hear a good thing.

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So after two years of drought and
starvation, we were able to build an

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irrigation system to sustain the entire
village.

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Did you hear that?

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The entire village.

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It was the happiest time of my life.
Well, until I met my guapacita.

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Did you hear that?

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I'm his guapacita.

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So, how did you become a management
consultant?

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That's pretty tall. Not like what you
do, Charlie.

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Being an orthodontist must be very
rewarding.

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Well, we are sort of the rock stars of
the dental world.

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Oh, um, I'm sorry. I'm expecting an
important business call. Would you

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one second?

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Hello?

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Isn't he fantastic?

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He is. He really is.

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Hope, I have to admit, he does seem
pretty amazing and freakishly handsome.

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He is.

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He really is.

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You know, I was just going to serve
vanilla ice cream, but I think I'll

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out a Bundt cake.

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Stick a bride and groom on it, let's
call it a wedding cake.

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I can't talk right now, sweetie.

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Yeah, tell Mommy I'll see her tonight.

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All right, fine. It wasn't Sidney who
lost your earring.

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What? I'm not talking about... Sorry
about that. Sorry.

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Oh, Paolo.

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This dinner must seem nice, huh?

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You probably spend most of your time
lying around your apartment eating cheap

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O's.

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Well, actually, I eat a lot of dinners
with my family.

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I'm very close with my mom.

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Yeah, right.

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Your mom.

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Well, does your mom know about your
little guapasita?

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Yes?

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Oh, I'm so sorry. Hello?

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Say hi to your mom.

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No. While you were in the kitchen
looking for Bundt cake, did you

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open up a can of Krazy?

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What is wrong with you?

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Faith, he's married.

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So?

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This is so typical.

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You're never like anybody I bring home.
They're either too young or too

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unfocused or too drunk at Christmas.

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Actually, that was you.

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Well, this one's too married. I saw him
playing with his wedding ring.

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Hope, don't be ridiculous. I've been to
his apartment. He is not married.

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Okay.

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My mistake.

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Oh, look. His wallet.

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Whoop! Hope!

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It was going so well.

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Ha!

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I knew it.

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You have a wife and kids.

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Actually, that's my sister and her kids,
but thanks for going through my wallet.

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Oh, yeah?

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Well, how do you explain the fact that I
saw you playing with your wedding ring

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in the kitchen, Mr. Answer -for
-everything?

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It's my dad.

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He died a year ago this week.

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I miss him so much.

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Your sister's very pretty.

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She looks just like my dad!

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She went to Paolo's. Oh, and she told me
to tell you.

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Oh, God.

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I feel so bad.

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I have to go over there and apologize.

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So, how's Haley's big study date going?

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Well, they look like a cute couple, but
I have a feeling he might be married.

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Earlier, I heard him call his mom.

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Hey, what are you crazy kids doing?

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Math.

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Cool.

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Haley, can I talk to you for a second?

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Sure. I'll be right back.

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So, how's the date?

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It's not a date. Besides, he hasn't said
a word.

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I don't think he likes me. Of course he
does.

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Why would he?

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You're smart, funny, and pretty.

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Why are you being nice to me?

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I don't know.

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It's weird.

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Totally.

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So what should I do?

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Ask him questions.

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Boys love to talk about themselves.

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And if that doesn't work, just
compliment him.

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Now go.

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It'll be fine.

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Edwin? Yeah?

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What kind of peanut butter do you like?

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Smooth or chunky?

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I'm allergic to peanuts. If I eat even
one peanut, my tongue will swell up to

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the size of my fist.

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I'm going to anaphylactic shock. I'm
going to have to stab myself in the

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with an adrenaline vent.

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I like your cap. See you later.

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Thanks. Solar powered.

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Do you want to try it?

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Sure.

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I'm not going to risk letting him have
another encounter with Psycho Hope.

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That's what he calls you, by the way.

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Psycho Hope.

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Wheezes, babe.

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Oh. Hi, Paolo.

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It's me, Psycho Hope.

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I just wanted to apologize for my
behavior yesterday.

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I face my little sister, and sometimes I
get a little overprotective.

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But actually, I'm a pretty decent person
when I'm not acting like a raving

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lunatic.

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Anyway.

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I hope we can start fresh.

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Of course, Hope. I understand about
family. I'm the same way with my nephew.

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So we're bueno?

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Muy bueno.

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Ah.

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Oh.

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Excuse me.

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Don't leave your wallet.

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Thank you, Hope. That was very big of
you.

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Oh, this is a nice apartment.

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It's small, but it has a great view of
Paolo.

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Oh, is this his dad?

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He's so... I'm sorry about that.

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When you are your own boss, your job
never ends.

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Oh, my God, we have to go.

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00:14:03,590 --> 00:14:04,870
Why? We have a thing.

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What thing?

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I'll tell you in the car.

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No, I'm staying.

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Please? I feel like we never see each
other anymore.

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I live in your house.

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You have a giant zit.

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Bye, Paolo. I'll call you later.

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Oh, my God. Do you think he saw it?
Where is it? You don't have a zit. We

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to get out of here.

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Paolo's a drug dealer or an assassin.

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I saw a gun and a lot of cash stashed
behind that photo of his dad. Whoa,

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whoa.

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I don't have a zit?

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I thought he was a management
consultant.

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Why wouldn't he tell me that he's a cop?

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Maybe he's a crooked cop.

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Maybe he's an undercover cop disguised
as a cop.

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Why don't we follow him and see where he
goes?

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Oh, that's sneaky and underhanded.

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I like it.

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We don't want him to see us.

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What do you think he's doing on a
jewelry store?

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All right, everybody get down.

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All right, this is the third and last
time this happens to me.

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I said, everybody get down.

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Faith, I was a management consultant,
but I quit to go to medical school. It's

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my dream to be a doctor, and this is
just how I pay the rent.

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I was going to tell you, but I really
like you, and I didn't want to scare you

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off. Scare me off?

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Yeah. Oh, honey, your stock just went
through the roof.

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Follow Santiago.

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Oh, hey, look, your backup dancers.

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Woo -hoo!

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Get down!

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Ma 'am.

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Come on, show me what you got. Faith!

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Paolo Santiago, you're under arrest.

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Under arrest?

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Stripping is not a crime.

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But bilking rich single women out of
their life savings is.

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Rich?

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I don't have a dime to my name.

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What?

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But you're a famous soap star. You said
you have a mansion in Beverly Hills.

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Oh, Paolo, that's just a figure of
speech.

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I can't believe you lied to me.

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Does honesty in a relationship mean
nothing to you?

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I hope you can forgive me.

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Forgive you?

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For what?

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For this.

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Paolo!

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Paolo!

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Edwin? Yeah?

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I think my arm is cramping.

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Mine's all tingly.

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Oh, I'm late for dinner. Oh, okay.

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Sure. It was fun.

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Me too. I mean, I had fun too.

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You did?

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Yeah.

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Me too.

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I know. You just said that.

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Oh.

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Did I tell you what happens when I eat
peanuts?

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I can't believe you ran after Paolo for
three blocks.

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I would have caught him too, but that
police van ran the light.

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Faith.

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Come on.

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I just wanted one last look at his pecs.

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He was cut like a diamond.

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Aren't you hurt that he was just using
you?

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Using me?

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Ha! Nobody uses Faith Fairfield. I was
using him.

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Really? Well, it doesn't matter anyway,
because I'm through having superficial

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relationships with sexy, gorgeous men.

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If I'm ever going to be happy, I'm going
to have to settle like you did.

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You know what I mean.

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What you and Charlie have is really
special.

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That's what I want.

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Well, that's what I want for you, too.

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Thanks for always looking out for me.

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Hey, that's what big sisters are for.

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Oh, hey.

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Check it out.

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Well, goodbye.

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That's what big pictures are for.

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Did you see? It's totally... Oh!

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Honey,

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you have to snap out of this depression.

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There will be other men, but I think
you've learned a valuable lesson.

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You can't jump into things so quickly,
or you're bound to get your heart

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But I really thought he was the one.