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( rock music )
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It's getting late.
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Stop dancing around with that food
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and start eating it.
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You said we could have the radio on.
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I said you could listen to it.
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I think we should be allowed some moments of happiness.
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If you want to keep dancing around
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spilling food and acting like fools, that's fine with me.
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When she says, "Fine with me"
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It's not.
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Mom, I wanted my eggs scrambled.
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Coming right up.
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Mom, scramble my cereal.
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I'm all scrambled out.
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I didn't get much sleep last night.
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Mom, you know what you need--
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what we all could use--
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a nice soothing dog.
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A real family dog for all of us.
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We already have a family dog-- you.
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Theodore, your sister doesn't call you names.
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I just wanted an ANIMAL
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whose name starts with the same letter
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as the grades on your report card
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which you're getting today.
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I'm assuming it will be better than last semester's.
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Oh, I'm assuming the same thing.
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But you know
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teachers grade you on some weird things.
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Like exams and papers?
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Right.
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Hey.
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Hey, Dad.
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Hi, daddy. Hi, daddy.
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Listen, let's put on some music around here.
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( jazz )
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Mr. Mcmannus, where are you going?
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I need some air.
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How's that?
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Mr. Mcmannus, your wife is having a baby in there.
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She doesn't want me there.
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She does want you there.
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But she yelled at me.
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Women are like that.
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My wife, when she was there in the delivery room
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and that pain hit
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my wife stood up
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and told everybody in the delivery room
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that my parents were never married, okay?
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So don't worry about it.
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But I forgot everything.
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I forgot how to breathe.
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All you do is:
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I mean my own breathing.
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Mr. Mcmannus, your wife is going to have the baby.
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So don't worry about it.
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There are women
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who are nine months pregnant who are out picking rice.
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The baby falls out
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and starts to pick beside the mother.
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I don't know anything about rice.
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Mr. Mcmannus, what I'm trying to say is
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your wife's going to deliver anyway, trust me.
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I'm just going to hold the rope.
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All you have to do is cheer.
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Cheer?
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Cheer.
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Push... just push.
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Cheer.
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Push him out, shove him out, way out!
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Push him out, shove him out, way out!
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Push him out, shove him out, way out!
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Push him out, shove him out
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way out!
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Push him out, shove him out, way...
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Let's go!
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Stop touching me.
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Mom...
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Teddy's touching Rudy again.
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I wasn't doing anything.
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Uh-huh.
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You're in trouble already--
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bringing home that report card.
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Your parents give you everything and what do you do?
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Like I said...
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don't answer me when I'm asking you questions.
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Keep your mouth shut.
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You think I'm talking just to hear myself?
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Answer me.
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Now?
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Save the smart-mouth answers for your father.
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I'm finished with This entire matter.
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Right, no problem.
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Snitch.
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Mom, Teddy's throwing food.
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Please control your children.
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You've fooled around long enough.
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Denise, clear this table.
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Theodore, you go to your room and wait for your father.
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You two, go upstairs
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get into the shower
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turn on the water, stand under the water
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use the soap, rinse and dry yourselves
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and go to sleep.
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Stop touching me!
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I wasn't touching you, little girl.
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You was too touching me!
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Don't start touching me.
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Okay, I won't touch you.
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I'll shove you.
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New rule in This house starting NOW:
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Nobody's to touch anybody
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anywhere with anything for the rest of their lives.
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Cliff...
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why do we have four children?
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Because we did not want five.
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Hello, my dear.
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Right.
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Mrs. Mcmannus...
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mrs. Mcmannus finally Delivered
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after being in labor for 30 hours.
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Brought her into the room, thought we'd have big trouble...
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popped it out just like toast.
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I just had to sit there in the Crouch just like Johnny bench.
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Who's in trouble now?
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Theodore.
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Good, because I thought it was me.
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Take a look at this.
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Four D's.
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You better handle it.
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If I do, he'll say "No problem," and I'll have to kill him.
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So you want me to kill him for you?
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Right.
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Can I have something to eat before I kill him?
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Cliff...
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Yeah.
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I'll be crueler on an empty stomach.
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Cliff!
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( knocking )
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Theo.
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Yo.
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Hard to get good help, isn't it?
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Son...
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your mother asked me to come up here
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and kill you.
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Hey, I know.
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You know what?
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What you're going to say.
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And it's under control, so...
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no problem. No problem.
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How do you expect to get into college with these grades?
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No problem. Huh?
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I'm not going to college.
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Damn right.
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I'll get through high school.
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And then get a job like regular people.
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Regular people?
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Yeah, you know, who work in a gas station
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or drive a bus.
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So you're saying
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your mother and I shouldn't care if you get d's
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because you don't need good grades
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to be regular people.
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Right.
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Okay.
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Suppose...
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you graduate from high school.
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Let's say you just slide by.
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You've got to find a job.
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What kind of salary do you expect
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for a regular person?
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Mmm... $250 a week.
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$250 dollars a week?
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Yeah. Sit down.
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I'll give you $300 a week.
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Yes, indeed.
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$300 a week-- $1,200 a month.
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All right?
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I'll take it!
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Yes, you will.
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And I will take $350 for taxes.
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Whoa!
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Because the government
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comes for the regular people first.
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How much does that leave you with?
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$850.
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All right.
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Now you've got to have an apartment
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because you are not going to live here.
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So an apartment in Manhattan
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will run you at least $400 a month.
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I'll live in New jersey.
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All right.
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You live in New jersey, you've got to have a car.
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I'll ride a motorbike.
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You need a helmet.
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Figure $100 a month for clothes and shoes.
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Figure $200-- I want to look good.
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So what does that leave you with?
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$200.
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So, no problem.
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There is a problem.
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You haven't eaten yet.
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I can get by on baloney and cereal.
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I've got everything I need plus $200 left for the month.
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Plan to have a girlfriend?
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For sure.
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Regular people.
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Vanessa: Open this door!
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Vanessa.
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Denise!
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Vanessa!
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Vanessa.
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Come here.
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Come here.
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Here, here, here.
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There is there.
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This is here-- come here.
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Denise pushed us out of the bathroom
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and the shampoo is in Rudy's eyes
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and Now Rudy might be blinded for life.
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If she is, can we get a dog?
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No, but you can walk your sister...
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down to my room.
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Get her cleaned up.
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Good ahead, Rudy.
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Whoa.
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Hey!
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Hey.
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Where you going?
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I've got a date.
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Not in those pants.
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Blood cannot get up to your brain from your leg.
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And besides, this is a school night.
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It's Friday, daddy.
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Did you go to school today?
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Yeah.
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So it's a school night.
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Mom said I could go.
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Go ask her.
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Ask mom?
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I have to ask your mother?
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I don't have to ask anybody.
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Now go on in and change your pants.
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Thank you.
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Clair!
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Clair!
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Yes.
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Did you tell Denise She could go out tonight?
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Yes.
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Have you seen the boy?
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Yes, I have.
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How ugly is he?
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Hey!
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Hey.
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How are you?
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Have a sit-down.
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Vanessa: Stop touching me!
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Theo: Get out of my room!
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Do you want me to come up there?
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♪ No... ♪
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I'm Denise's father.
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Is that right?
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Are you looking at my ear?
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No, I was looking at the earring in it.
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Yeah, it's a real conversation piece
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for some older people.
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I got it in the merchant marines.
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When you cross the equator, they Pierce your ear.
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When you cross back, will they fill it in?
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That's good, sir.
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So when do you ship out again?
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Oh, I'm not in it anymore.
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No, I'm back in school.
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You're in Denise's class?
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No. Two years behind.
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And you don't mind that?
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Hey, after you've been in a turkish prison
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everything else is easy.
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Denise!
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Denise!
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( talking to herself )
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There's nobody there.
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There's...
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Denise!
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Denise!
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Denise!
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A new outfit for you, daddy.
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Happy? Happy.
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I don't know if you know it
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but your date is wearing one earring.
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Yeah?
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Yeah, Well, he gave me a perfectly good explanation
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but if you want my opinion
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It's because he lost the other one.
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Bye, daddy.
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Denise?
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Yeah.
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Your face.
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Your face? Your face.
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Only half of your face is made up.
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Will you be doing the other side
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or walking sideways all night?
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Good night, daddy.
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Yes. Good night.
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You know that he spent a year in a turkish prison.
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Oh.
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I'm supposed to do something now.
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Where...
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Dad?
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Hey!
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All right.
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Dad, I thought about what you said
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and I see your point.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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But I have a point, too.
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Make your point.
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You're a doctor and Mom's a lawyer.
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You're both successful, and that's great.
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But maybe I was born to be a regular person
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and have a regular life.
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If you weren't a doctor, I wouldn't love you less
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because you're my dad.
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And so, instead of acting disappointed
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because I'm not like you
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maybe you can just accept who I am
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and love me, anyway...
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because I'm your son.
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Theo...
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that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard in my life!
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No wonder you get d's in everything.
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Now, you are afraid to try
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because you're afraid that your brain is going to explode
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and ooze out of your ears.
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Now I'm telling you
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you are going to try as hard as you can.
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And you're going to do it because I said so!
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I am your father.
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I brought you in this world, and I'll take you out.
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Now, son, come here.
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Come here.
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Now listen to me.
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I just want you to do the best you can.
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That's all.
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I'll try, dad, I really will.
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I love you.
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Yeah, dad. Huh?
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I know. Yeah.
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And maybe...
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your mother loves you, too.
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I was beautiful once... before the children came.
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I never met a more beautiful woman.
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Do you think when they grow up I'll be beautiful again?
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You are beautiful now.
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I just hope they get out of the house
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before we die.
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Oh.
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Mmm. Mmm.
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Hmm.
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Let's just remember
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this is how we got the children
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in the first place.
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Right.
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Oh, shucks.
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( knocking )
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CLIFF: Who is it?
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No.
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No, no.
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When I say, "Who is it?"
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it doesn't mean for you to come in.
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When I say, "Who is it?"
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you say who it is.
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( knocking )
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Who is it?
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Vanessa: Who it is!
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Come in.
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Mom, dad, we can't sleep
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because Rudy thinks she heard the Wolf man growling in our closet.
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I told her there wasn't such a thing
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but she doesn't believe me.
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There's no Wolf man growling in your closet.
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Uh-huh.
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There is no Wolf man growling in your closet.
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Uh-huh.
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Anybody got any other bright ideas?
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Maybe you should sleep with us tonight.
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If you really want us to.
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Oh.
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( giggling )
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Good night, Darling.
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Good night. Good night. Good night.
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