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- What?
- I was just thinking how much I love you.
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Good.
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- Hey, look at you. Keep writing.
- It's okay, I was about to take a break.
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- So it went better today?
- Much, but it's still really rough.
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"Graduate writing workshop
sample submission by JS Buchman."
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- That's all I got.
- You know what?
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I like it. I like what you've got.
The JS, that's cool.
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It's very writerly.
JD Salinger, Pearl S. Buck.
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I mean, "Pearl" isn't exactly
an initial, but...
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Did you notice the bookshelves?
I arranged them by color.
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Good. This will make it easier if we want
to read something that's, say, orange.
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You were wrong, by the way,
everybody liked this sweater.
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I missed you today.
Did you miss me?
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Yes. You were definitely missed.
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Excuse me.
You don't think I know what this is?
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I'm just another cheap excuse
for you not to write.
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Murray, I will kiss you in a minute.
Wait your turn.
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His feet are all wet.
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Look at all these doggy footprints.
It's like Grauman's Chinese Theater.
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- What happened?
- Either Timmy is in the well...
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Oh, my God, there's a flood!
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- Honey, do something.
- What do you propose I do?
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- Lf I knew, I would do it.
- Why get snippy?
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I'm not snippy, I'm wet.
Will you get some towels?
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Wait, use the ones your mother gave us.
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- Nice.
- Would you do something?
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You've got one of the old ones here.
It's been around since the beginning.
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If this toilet could talk.
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Let's all be thankful.
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Did you two see Mrs. Wicker
on her Nyquil commercial?
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That was her! You owe me $5.
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She gets stopped all the time.
She beat out Estelle Getty for that part.
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We're distracting Mr. Wicker.
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- No, you're not.
- No, we're not.
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- But you've got writing to write...
- What have you got stuck back here?
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- I wouldn't leave that here.
- That's not ours.
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What is it?
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Can I use your phone?
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See what's happening?
We're losing him now.
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We're not losing him.
Oh, we have to throw these out. Darn.
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What do we do now? What...?
Honey, he's getting his toolbox.
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- Where you going?
- Emergency in 3B.
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- What is this, a picnic?
- Look...
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- I'll be back soon.
- Soon? "Soon" is when?
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Soon...!
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Now, suddenly, I have to pee.
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Honey, use the sink.
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- I'm not using the sink.
- Why not?
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Because I once had
a very bad experience with that.
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I don't really want to discuss it.
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Oh, darn.
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See, that's snippy.
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That's not snippy.
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These are letters he found behind the toilet.
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To us?
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- Letters to us behind the toilet?
- Yeah, it must be the other family.
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I really gotta go in the worst way.
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- I'm gonna use the toilet.
- No, don't use the toilet.
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- Try beeping him.
- I beeped him. The man is un-beepable.
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- I'll go find him.
- Wait, I'm coming with you.
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- You got writing to do.
- Now that's snippy.
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- That's supportive.
- With a little snip in it.
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- These are amazing.
- I can't believe you don't have to go.
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From a couple who must have lived here
like 50 years ago.
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I tell you, you're like a camel.
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June 12th, 1943. This girl Millie is waiting in
our apartment for her sweetheart overseas.
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- Who is it?
- 11 D, upstairs. The Buchmans.
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- Hi, we're looking for Mr. Wicker.
- He was here.
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- He's not here anymore?
- Nope. The story of my life.
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I'm sorry. It's just this guy.
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- What are they all afraid of?
- I don't know.
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- I swear to God, it is not worth it.
- It is. It really is.
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You think?
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- You know anybody?
- What about Ira?
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- Who's Ira?
- He's in prison.
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Is he funny?
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Did Mr. Wicker say
where he was going next?
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- Millie got a job at Schrafft's.
- I really gotta pee.
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She's saving up to buy them
a new Victrola. It's a record player.
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- I know.
- You didn't know "valise."
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I knew "valise."
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Just a minute!
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If Wicker is in there,
I don't want to know about this.
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- Yeah?
- Hi.
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We were told Mr. Wicker was here.
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Oh! He was. He's gone.
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- Could you tell us where Mr. Wicker is?
- Who?
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It's like talking to a gland.
Could I use...?
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God, this is just so us!
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This guy is trying to sleep?
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I'm reading this and it's like
we wrote them in another time.
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So this would be a time, I guess,
when you actually wrote.
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That was snippy. I see that now.
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- Tell me, how is this like us?
- In every way. They love each other.
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She has issues with his mother.
He is just you, in every way.
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- In what way?
- In tons of ways.
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Except that he seems to accept
what she says without question.
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Let me see this.
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"They're shipping us out tonight.
I can't tell you where I'm going.
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It doesn't really matter. All I can
think about is what I'm leaving behind...
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...and what I pray
I will come home to someday."
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It's like what you said to me when
you went to Jersey for the weekend.
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Exactly.
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"Last night your mother had me
for dinner, literally.
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Over soup, she had me convinced
I was responsible for the fall of Poland."
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"After three months, at last, civilization.
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Some of the guys went out
and got plowed.
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Sgt. Cope, the one I told you about,
went shopping."
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"The new janitor started today.
His name is Bill Wicker.
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He's very handy. He started to fix
the radiator but he had to leave."
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"They've been shelling us since dawn,
but all I can think about is our last night...
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...when we danced until the neighbors
complained and you fell asleep in my arms."
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How could anybody dance
in this apartment? The floor's all slanty.
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- It's not slanty.
- All right.
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"I'm sitting in our apartment, counting the
minutes until we can dance here again."
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"I'm sending you this dirt.
It is real honest-to-God ditch dirt.
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If you stand on it, at least we'll know
that we are on the same earth.
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How about the next time we dance
in that apartment, it's as man and wife?
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What do you say?"
What did she say?
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That's it. There aren't any more.
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These Nazis are so obnoxious.
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This is the fourth message I'm leaving.
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Mr. Wicker, it's the Buchmans.
I'm begging you.
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He's here.
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- Don't get snippy with him.
- I save all my snips for you.
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- It's not him.
- Not who?
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- Our toilet is broken.
- Really?
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No, it's a big rumor I'm spreading.
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All of a sudden I gotta go.
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Use the sink.
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He's not using the sink. I don't use
the sink, he ain't using the sink.
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- We met a very nice girl in 3B.
- Does she have a toilet?
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- Probably.
- Forget about her.
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- She's a little needy.
- How needy?
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All right, ready?
Marcia-from-the-bookstore needy.
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- Who is Marcia?
- She was before us.
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- Do you want me to fix the toilet?
- There's a toolbox in the kitchen.
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- It's not doable. I tried.
- You ain't me.
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What about a story
about the people in this building?
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That's good. Like what?
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Like that girl, or this couple
in these letters, or us, how we're all...
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- How we're all looking for the super?
- Whatever.
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- Good. Start writing.
- I am.
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All right.
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- Hey, what did you do in there?
- She said I could.
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The bathroom sink!
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- We have to move now.
- I know.
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- Hey, where did you go?
- I stopped at Tower.
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- Is that girl there with the shoulders?
- They moved her to classical.
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Dancing Through WWII.
You are really getting into this.
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Do you want to lindy later?
It's a dance.
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- Maybe I knew, maybe I didn't know.
- So guess what.
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- Wicker showed up?
- No, I finished my story.
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Good for you!
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- You guys want the usual?
- Sure, why not?
156
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- And that would be what?
- Cheeseburger. Chef salad.
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- Medium-rare?
- Fine.
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That's the burger.
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- So can I read it?
- Are you gonna like it?
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- Sure.
- How do I know?
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Because you wrote it. I'm gonna like it.
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Are you gonna like it because I wrote it?
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I'm gonna like it because it's good.
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If you don't like it,
are you going to tell me...? All right.
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- Okay.
- What did I say?
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I said, "mmm." It's good.
It was a good mmm.
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It's the best mmm there is.
Wait a second...
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You really think
they got together after the war?
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Yes, I think they got married, danced in
the apartment, everything. You don't?
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No, I think the guy Leo
ended up with the French girl.
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- What French girl?
- The one in the market.
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She sold him some fruit.
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Many a man has been swept off his feet
by a lady with a nice nectarine.
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- Where do you get that?
- In three letters he mentions the market.
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Do I have to spell it out?
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- You don't know Leo.
- I am Leo. How could I not know him?
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- I see what's happening.
- What's happening?
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I understand. You'd just go off and fight
this big war and leave me behind...
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...and stay in France and eat fruit.
Is that what you want?
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I just want to use the bathroom.
You want to come?
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I don't have to go.
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Sponge-woman, that's who you are.
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- Did you forget to lock the door?
- No, did you?
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Either A: We've got burglars, or B...
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- Hello, Buchman.
- Hallelujah!
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- I'm almost done. You're gonna love it.
- I hope so, because...
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I'm sorry, I really am. My wife was
up for a Cleo award last night.
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- Oh, how did she do?
- Well, it's an honor just to be nominated.
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- I'm sorry.
- It's okay.
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The couple who lived here before us,
do we remind you of them in any way?
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I never thought of it before,
but now that you mention it, no.
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- What were they like?
- They were a sweet couple.
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He was a chiropractor.
The other one, he was...
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- "He"? It was a he and a he?
- A he and a he.
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Are you sure we're talking
about the same people?
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That can't be the guys.
That's Millie.
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- That's got to be the Bartons.
- Bartons? So he did come back to her.
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- Nectarine!
- Very nice people.
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They've got a house in Patchogue now.
200
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There's my beeper.
I've gotta go...
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- Go finish in here first.
- Yes, please.
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- They live in Patchogue. It's not that far.
- Lf you live in Quogue.
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- It's right near Patchogue.
- We should bring these to her.
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- I know she'd want to have them.
- So why do we have to go out there?
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They're so much like us.
Don't you want to see how it ends?
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They're not so much like us.
You can end it any way you want to end it.
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- Leo would go.
- Leo did go. He's in Patchogue.
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I'm talking about the Leo who traded
his cigarettes for a broken-down bike...
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...and pedaled all over bombed roads...
210
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...just to give her a card
on Valentine's Day.
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And you're saying what,
I don't do that kind of stuff?
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How can they make a whole train
without one bathroom?
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Hello? Is anybody home?
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- There's somebody in the house.
- Did you forget to lock the door again?
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- Millie?
- Yes.
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I'm sorry. Wow!
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- Bill Wicker gave us your address.
- Come in.
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I'm Jamie Buchman.
This is my husband, Paul.
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I've got to say
you look exactly like in our heads.
220
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- Who is it?
- It's the Buchmans.
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Okay.
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- We live in your old apartment.
- On 12th Street?
223
00:16:08,567 --> 00:16:13,004
- Yes.
- Please, come on in. Sit down.
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This is our first time in Patchogue.
I think you've done a great job with it.
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00:16:18,444 --> 00:16:24,713
- The Wickers send their best.
- It's funny, I thought I saw her on TV...
226
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...kissing a Nyquil bottle?
- That's her.
227
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I knew it.
228
00:16:29,054 --> 00:16:31,716
You owe me $5!
229
00:16:33,392 --> 00:16:38,853
- What can I do for you?
- It's odd. We feel like we already know you.
230
00:16:39,031 --> 00:16:41,499
- We found your letters.
- My letters?
231
00:16:41,700 --> 00:16:44,794
- Yes.
- You did?
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00:16:45,104 --> 00:16:48,870
- What's a six-letter word for suitcase?
- Valise!
233
00:16:49,041 --> 00:16:52,499
- These are the Buchmans.
- I heard. Who are they?
234
00:16:52,711 --> 00:16:55,544
- I'm not really sure.
- We live in your old apartment.
235
00:16:55,714 --> 00:16:58,376
- Two guys lived in our old apartment.
- They moved.
236
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Why don't you go visit them?
237
00:17:00,352 --> 00:17:04,083
- We read your letters.
- You read our letters?
238
00:17:04,256 --> 00:17:08,249
- They were behind our toilet.
- What are they talking about?
239
00:17:08,427 --> 00:17:11,362
- Show them.
- I don't remember any letters.
240
00:17:11,530 --> 00:17:13,691
But you have to.
241
00:17:14,466 --> 00:17:17,958
- Look, I'm sorry. They're not ours.
- Let me see.
242
00:17:18,170 --> 00:17:19,603
They're not ours.
243
00:17:19,772 --> 00:17:24,368
- You're the Bartons, right? You're Millie.
- Hold it. What are you guys up to?
244
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What do you mean?
245
00:17:26,578 --> 00:17:31,106
I saw this on Diane Sawyer. The next
thing they'll be asking us for money.
246
00:17:31,283 --> 00:17:34,081
- No, we don't want any money!
- She said you'd say that.
247
00:17:34,787 --> 00:17:38,655
- We don't even like Diane Sawyer.
- It's the other one we don't like.
248
00:17:38,824 --> 00:17:39,984
I think you better go.
249
00:17:40,159 --> 00:17:44,118
You must remember.
The bombed-out roads? The dirt?
250
00:17:44,296 --> 00:17:46,161
Fifi and the nectarine...?
251
00:17:46,331 --> 00:17:48,231
Please?
252
00:17:51,437 --> 00:17:52,836
I'm sorry.
253
00:17:54,039 --> 00:17:55,404
So am I.
254
00:18:21,066 --> 00:18:25,435
I didn't even have to go.
I just did because I could.
255
00:18:25,604 --> 00:18:29,233
- Are you okay?
- I just don't get it.
256
00:18:29,408 --> 00:18:35,711
- Why would she say these weren't hers?
- Maybe she forgot. It's been a long time.
257
00:18:35,881 --> 00:18:38,850
- Not that long.
- Yeah, but people forget.
258
00:18:39,017 --> 00:18:42,885
Remember that time we couldn't
remember where we parked the car?
259
00:18:43,055 --> 00:18:46,218
What am I going to do with you?
260
00:18:49,561 --> 00:18:54,897
If that's across the hall about the stereo,
I ain't turning it down. I don't care.
261
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You back me up.
262
00:19:00,072 --> 00:19:02,040
- May I come in?
- Of course.
263
00:19:02,241 --> 00:19:07,235
Please, yes.
Our house is your house. Literally.
264
00:19:07,412 --> 00:19:12,475
My God, this feels very weird.
265
00:19:12,651 --> 00:19:17,884
I never thought I'd be back.
I see they still haven't fixed this.
266
00:19:25,898 --> 00:19:30,858
- Where did that building come from?
- Somebody just left it there.
267
00:19:32,237 --> 00:19:37,038
- We lived here close to 30 years.
- May I ask you one question?
268
00:19:37,209 --> 00:19:39,939
Which way did you face the couch?
269
00:19:41,480 --> 00:19:45,211
I tried it here.
I tried it over by the window.
270
00:19:45,384 --> 00:19:50,686
I did everything but turn it on its side.
This is nice, though. This is good.
271
00:19:50,923 --> 00:19:52,413
Thank you.
272
00:19:52,824 --> 00:19:54,587
Yes, they're mine.
273
00:19:54,760 --> 00:19:59,857
- I thought maybe they were.
- I told her, she didn't believe me.
274
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They'd be better off behind your toilet.
All I need is for Manny to find them.
275
00:20:06,672 --> 00:20:10,768
- Manny would be who?
- You met Manny this afternoon.
276
00:20:10,943 --> 00:20:14,071
- My husband.
- It wasn't...?
277
00:20:14,246 --> 00:20:18,842
Leo? No, no.
My Leo never came back.
278
00:20:19,017 --> 00:20:21,815
I lost him in the war.
279
00:20:21,987 --> 00:20:26,947
- Well, there's a conversation stopper.
- I'm so sorry.
280
00:20:27,125 --> 00:20:31,425
Manny was Leo's cousin
and they were very close.
281
00:20:31,597 --> 00:20:37,194
After we got the news,
we just sort of took care of each other.
282
00:20:37,369 --> 00:20:42,773
Anyhow, if I'm going to catch my train,
I'd better be going.
283
00:20:42,941 --> 00:20:45,876
My God, I married Ira!
284
00:20:53,652 --> 00:20:59,522
- It was very nice to meet you.
- You two take care of each other.
285
00:20:59,691 --> 00:21:03,092
- Don't let him go off to battle.
- Don't worry.
286
00:21:07,165 --> 00:21:12,569
My God... I played that over and over
on my old Victrola.
287
00:21:12,738 --> 00:21:14,763
That's like a record player.
288
00:21:19,578 --> 00:21:21,671
Go dance with her!
289
00:21:22,614 --> 00:21:25,048
Thank you both very much.
290
00:21:28,954 --> 00:21:32,390
Would you like to have that dance?
291
00:22:12,464 --> 00:22:14,898
- Mrs. Wicker had no formal training?
- None.
292
00:22:15,067 --> 00:22:16,364
Amazing!
293
00:22:16,535 --> 00:22:19,561
- She is a natural.
- Shh! Here she comes.
294
00:22:24,176 --> 00:22:27,373
- Is she wonderful, or what?
- She's amazing!
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