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Aww. Aww, what's wrong? Not having a
care in the world getting you down?
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It's Nora's and my three-month
anniversary.
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Aww.
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And I want to take her out and do
something nice.
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Aww.
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So can I have 40 bucks?
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Aww, no.
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Mom, please.
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Here's 20.
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Fold it in half and it looks like 40.
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But I want to do something really big
and special.
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Oh, you had her out in your grand
gestures to cover up your bad
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communication.
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Girls don't need all that. Just be nice
to her. Tell her she's pretty, it's
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classic, and it's free.
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If you're done giving bad advice, can I
go?
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Tonight, there is a super moon.
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You just take Nora's hand and look up
and let the magic of the super moon do
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the rest.
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Actually, the supermoon is just a
regular moon that's in its closest
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position to the Earth's orbit, making
the lunar disk look larger than usual.
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Go before you catch this.
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Pero cuidado.
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The supermoon makes people do super
romantic things.
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How beautiful.
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I really outdid myself.
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If I wasn't already pregnant, I'd say,
let's go make a baby.
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I can't wait to see our little
schnavery.
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Schnavery. Do you love it? No, I hate
it.
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But I love you. I love you, too.
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I have never been so happy in my life.
Me, too.
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Which is crazy, because I literally own
one of everything.
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Three. Whoever said rich people can't be
happy hasn't met us.
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If somebody would have told me ten years
ago that I'd be sober and with the love
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of my life, I would have said, hey,
bartender, you're not my therapist.
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I was always too scared to let anyone
in.
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Figured if they saw the real me, they'd
head for the hills.
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Or the ocean, depending on traffic.
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But you saw me.
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And you stayed.
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I'm always going to stay.
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Forever.
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Avery, I can't wait to have this baby
with you.
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And we have to have two more, because,
you know, three of everything.
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Well, I guess there's only one thing
left for me to do.
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Clean up after myself.
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I'll get the tape measure.
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Let's head back downstairs.
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You did such a great job on the rooftop.
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They're going to love it.
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I love it.
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Everything looks beautiful.
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Especially in the light of the exactly
the same size as every other night moon.
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You know, scientifically speaking, the
actual name of the super moon is Perigee
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Sissagee. I love when you talk nerdy to
me.
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Perigee Sissagee.
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I'm really so happy we're staying
together for college.
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It takes a load off, and now I really
can't wait till I'm at Yale. And I can't
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wait till I'm at the equally prestigious
Quinnipiac University.
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They call it the Yale of Connecticut.
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It really is beautiful up here.
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Yeah.
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I wonder who did all of this.
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I mean, at least we get to use it.
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Think of it as recycled romance.
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Great for the environment.
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That's so hot.
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I mean the earth, but also you.
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Oh.
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We're up here.
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Alone.
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Should we, you know, watch the new
episode of Batwoman?
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Ruby Rose in a bat suit? Sign me up.
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I love how we're so open with each other
about our crushes. Totally.
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What do you have a crush on?
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Ellen Page, Halsey, Samira Wiley,
Hermione Granger.
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Wow.
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Four people just flew right out.
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One and a broomstick.
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Come on, you've got some too.
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Okay, I guess Emma Gonzalez and Janelle
Monae and Tanya the barista.
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Who's Tanya?
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That super cute barista that works on
the coffee shop in the corner.
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Oh. I thought we were doing celebrity
crushes, not real people who work and or
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live in our neighborhoods.
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I'm so sorry. I probably only have a
crush on her because she gives me
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coffee. I just have a crush on caffeine.
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Elena, it's okay.
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This is good.
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Yeah. Look at us just freely talking
about who we find attractive.
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We're so evolved.
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Great. Great.
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Great.
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Someone's coming. It's probably who all
of this is for. Will they be mad?
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Yeah. I ate all of these chocolate
hearts before you got here.
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This is so romantic. I can't believe you
did all this for me.
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I did do all of this.
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I know how much you like flowers.
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And tablecloth.
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And wow, banners that are really banking
on us making it.
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Relax. You can't fold it 20 enough times
to pay for all this.
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I'm sorry.
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I just brought you up here to look at
the money.
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I've been trying to figure out something
special to do for a three-month
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anniversary.
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You don't have to do anything special.
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It's like, be nice to me and tell me I'm
pretty.
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I guess my mom knows how to get chicks.
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What? Nothing.
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Laura, I think you're the coolest,
prettiest girl I've ever known.
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That worked.
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Come here.
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Hold it!
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We were never here.
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Enjoy the parakeets. I
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don't know those people.
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Where were we?
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I think we were about to be over here.
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Can't forget it, because it was weird.
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Sometimes I just say random stuff.
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Two months ago, the In-N-Out cashier
said, have a good day. And I said,
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thanks, mommy.
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I really freaked that dude out.
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Come on, Alex.
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What's going on?
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know there's like sex right and then the
next thing you know you're married
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and then you get a divorce and then i'm
a single mother struggling to have it
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all i guess my parents divorce kind of
shook me up
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i get it but not every marriage ends in
divorce that's true
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my abuelos were madly in love always
like Ay, mi vida.
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Ay, mi amor.
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And she still goes on dates with him.
And he's been dead ten years.
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That's so sweet.
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Creepy, but still really sweet.
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Anyway, there's nothing to worry about.
We just started dating, and we're
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definitely not having sex.
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Oh, we're not?
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You just said you didn't want to.
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Yeah, but I'm good now.
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You're cute.
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So am I looking at a man now?
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Mom, Elena's being mean to me.
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Ask and answer.
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Come here.
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I just want to say that I think it's
really cool that you set all that stuff
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up for Nora.
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I didn't set that stuff up. I knew it.
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You're not that smooth.
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All right, but if you didn't do it, then
who did?
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I don't know. I guess somebody's getting
proposed to. Hey, you guys know pudding
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can last for a year?
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Oh, by the way,
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Max is coming over.
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He's super excited to take me to the
roof to see the super moon.
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That's all he can talk about. I'm like,
easy, nerd. It's just a freaking moon.
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Wait, wait, wait.
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Max invited you up to the roof to see
the moon?
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Yeah, I just said that. Would you just
get here?
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Well, it's just because this is all
happening so fast.
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I just don't know how I feel about you
going up to look at the moon.
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What are you talking about?
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She's got to go up there. This could be
her last chance to see a moon.
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you 30. There will be plenty of moons.
Jupiter has four.
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Okay.
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I'm freaking out.
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Mom is about to get a surprise proposed
to on the roof.
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How do you feel about it?
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Max makes her happy.
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Not pudding happy, but happy.
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And as far as cis white men go, you
probably can't do better.
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Wait.
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Are you gonna go look at the moon
wearing that?
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Yeah, why? Is there some sort of super
moon dress code?
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No, just... Maybe a little lipstick
instead of the pudding you stole out of
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the earthquake, kid.
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I'm going to replace it.
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Yeah, a woman shouldn't have to dress up
just to satisfy a cultural ideal created
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by men for men. Exactly. Except for
tonight.
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Lou. Hey, you.
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Hey.
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So, uh, you excited?
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Yes, you're the best as white guy.
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No.
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Hell no.
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No, no, never, no, no, no, no, never.
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Whoa. No, I'm sorry, Matt. I am. The
decorations, they're beautiful.
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The flowers, the candle, oh, my God, the
freaking moon, it's perfect. But I can't
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marry you. No, never, ever, like, never.
To clarify, the answer is no.
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Cool.
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Wow, your phone's back real quick.
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Yeah, I didn't do all this.
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Do I look like the kind of guy that has
to work this hard?
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You know, I wasn't planning on
proposing.
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I just want to come up to the roof.
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Maybe get some under the light of the
supermoon.
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That was almost awkward.
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I like your plan. I do. I like it. Let's
go.
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Just wait a second.
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Now that you've turned down my
non-proposal, I'm, uh...
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I'm wondering what it is about me that
made you do a one-woman show about the
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word no.
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Oh, Max, it's not like that.
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I made a promise to myself to never get
married again, no matter what the
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circumstances, even if I was lucky
enough to fall in love again.
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I can't risk bringing someone into my
home and...
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Have it be torn apart.
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I won't put my family through that pain
again.
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Maria.
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Kate.
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But I love you.
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You're so sweet and charming and great
with my family.
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And you drive me crazy.
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You're perfect for me.
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You're the husband I never want to
marry.
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That's something I never thought I'd
want to hear.
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It's not like you want to get married
anyway, right?
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You're too busy traveling around the
world being this hot superhero medic
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whose power is stopping different,
Terry.
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Yeah, actually, since we're being
really, really, really on it, maybe we
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should talk about my job.
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Okay.
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Look, when I took the job, I just needed
to get out of the city.
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Everything here reminded me of you.
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But I wound up loving it.
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The thing is, I'm away a lot.
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And I can't promise you when that's
going to end.
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Is that okay with you?
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So you're telling me you're here for a
couple months and then you're gone for a
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couple of months?
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Yeah, pretty much.
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That's like my dream.
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Mine too.
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Flip my time between my two great loves.
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You and this theory.
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You are like my super moon. Every couple
months you come around and light things
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up.
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Penelope, will you agree to never live
together?
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Never take my name.
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Never file joint taxes.
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But hang out with me a lot when both of
us want to.
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I hate that we're on the same eye level.
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But yes.
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Yes, yes, Max.
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Yes, a thousand times yes!
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Mommy, congratulations!
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Hey, welcome to the family!
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Can I be your person of honor? Because I
was thinking we could go to the Museum
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of Tolerance for your bachelorette
party.
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Sounds like a rager.
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I'm sorry, guys.
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Max and I are not getting married.
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It was the sweatpants, right?
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Max and I love each other very much, and
we are deeply committed to each other,
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but we're never getting married.
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Like, never.
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It's never.
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Ever. Yeah, they get it. Okay,
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but if Max didn't do this, and neither
did we, then who did? Because something
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romantic's going down.
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Someone's coming.
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Hi. No, no, not in the awning. There's a
giant spider in there. We lost eyes.
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Perfect.
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I waited so long to do this.
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Oh, I'm just glad we're finally going to
do it.
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Are you sure you're ready? I am ready.
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Should we just jump off the roof?
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Leslie, help me take this top off.
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It's really snug.
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What are you doing? Don't scare an
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old man like Leslie like that.
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A little poppy dasher?
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Yes. And this top is hard to get off.
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I heard voices. Are we starting? Yes,
come in.
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I was about to call you all to come up
here.
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And it's neither.
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The roof is...
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Thank you for helping Leslie decorate.
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Hey, there's nothing we Alvarez's won't
do for each other.
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Mommy, what's going on? I thought you
and Dr. Berkowitz scattered Poppy's
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ashes in Cuba.
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Yeah, well, that was the plan.
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But after we got there, I couldn't do
it.
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It was not the Cuba that I remembered.
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Everything was still there.
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but it wasn't home anymore.
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I guess I wanted to walk back into a
photograph,
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but you never can.
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Berto wanted his final resting place to
be at home, and I realized that
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wherever we are, it's home.
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Berto belongs with us.
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Aquí.
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It's beautiful, Mom.
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I'm so glad you're doing this up here.
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Actually, it was Leslie's idea to spread
Berto's ashes in the roots of gardens.
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Since the first day I met Lydia, she
always spoke so lovingly of Berto's
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perfect zucchini.
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At first, it made me uncomfortable.
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And then I realized, She was talking
about his garden.
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And I thought, this is the place he
should be.
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Papi loved coming up here.
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He'd stay for hours, planting flowers,
growing vegetables.
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Even at night, I'd find him working up
here.
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I know it in my heart that this is where
Papi would want to be.
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Vito, empieza.
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Abuelita always says I remind her of
you.
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I get it.
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You were a good-looking man.
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I'm gonna try really hard to live up to
who you were.
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Te quiero.
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I wish you could see me now, Abuelito.
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You're old-fashioned, but...
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You loved me. I know you would have
accepted me.
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I miss you even more.
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I love you.
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I miss you every day, Poppy.
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But you never feel far away because I
see you in the kids.
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Papito's smile and Alana's spirit,
you're always there.
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You'll always be with us.
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Te quiero.
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My dearest Berto, there is nothing I
would not do for you.
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You can rest now.
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You are home.
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Poppy, poppy, poppy.
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We're done.
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