1. Previously, on Desperate Housewives...
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2. - Grandma's here.
- In life...
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3. - A post-nuptial agreement.
- I'm not signing this.
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4. - Sign it.
- Stop. You're hurting me.
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5. Mrs. Solis. What are you doing?
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6. you can't change what's been done...
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7. People leave trails.
One of those will lead to Deirdre.
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8. I'm not taking my money to the grave.
I'm gonna use it to save your ass.
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9. or who people really are.
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10. Andrew just told me
he thinks he might be gay.
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11. Every morning,
as she went to take out her trash,
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12. Lynette Scavo would indulge
in a little daydream,
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13. the details of which
were always the same.
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14. One day, her nasty neighbor
Karen McCluskey
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15. would keel over and die.
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16. And her home would be bought
by a lovely Swedish family
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17. with two adorable twin daughters.
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18. The families would form
an everlasting friendship,
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19. culminating in their daughters
marrying her sons
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20. at an elaborate wedding
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21. the Scavos wouldn't have to pay for.
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22. Yes, Lynette enjoyed
her little daydream.
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23. But Mrs. McCluskey
always had a way
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24. of pulling her back to reality.
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25. Why are you
stealing my garbage cans?
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26. Garbage pick-up was two days ago,
they've been here ever since.
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27. - I assumed you didn't want them.
- That's very cute.
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28. That's great. Here, give 'em here.
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29. Bad enough that God-awful color
you painted the house.
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30. We shouldn't have to stare
at your cans for days on end.
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31. Good neighbor etiquette?
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32. How about you hire a gardener to take
care of that jungle you call a lawn?
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33. I am on a fixed income.
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34. Perhaps you should consider
somewhere less expensive.
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35. - Like a nursing home.
- Go to hell.
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36. Run by Germans.
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37. And, you know...
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38. Mrs. McCluskey.
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39. Mrs. McCluskey, are you all right?
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40. I'll get the door.
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41. Mrs. McCluskey.
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42. For a brief moment,
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43. Lynette was presented with
an interesting choice of options.
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44. And though she knew
she'd hate herself in the morning,
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45. Lynette chose to do the right thing.
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46. Lynette, where are they taking me?
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47. You're going to the hospital,
you're gonna be fine.
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48. I don't wanna go alone. Come with me.
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49. These are trained technicians
and I've got a roast in the freezer.
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50. Please. I'm scared.
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51. Yeah, I'll come with you.
OK, here I am.
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52. Thank you.
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53. If I die,
I don't want it to be with strangers.
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54. - You're not going to die.
- How can you be so sure?
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55. Of course, Lynette didn't respond.
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56. How could she tell her neighbor
that some dreams
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57. are just too beautiful to come true?
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58. Life is a journey.
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59. One that is much better traveled
with a companion by our side.
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60. But sometimes,
we lose our companions along the way.
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61. And then the journey
becomes unbearable.
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62. Noah.
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63. I didn't know you were a religious man.
What's with the rosary?
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64. They found Deirdre.
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65. What?
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66. Her body had been stuffed
inside a toy chest.
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67. Can you believe that?
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68. A kid's toy chest.
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69. She'd been dismembered.
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70. My God.
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71. Cops ID'd her from her dental records.
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72. She's been dead 15 years.
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73. All that time I was looking for her.
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74. She was already gone.
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75. I'm so sorry.
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76. I have to bury my baby.
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77. I came out here to figure out
what kind of tombstone to get her.
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78. You shouldn't be doing this now.
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79. Let's get you home.
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80. - There's a cop I want you to talk to.
- A cop?
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81. His name is Sullivan.
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82. I paid him to take the heat off you
for your neighbor's murder.
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83. He'll get you the file
on Deirdre's case.
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84. Apparently they have some leads.
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85. I don't know.
I think we may be making a huge mistake.
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86. We made our decision,
let's stick to it.
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87. Let's say we leave him here
three more weeks.
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88. What's the worst that could happen?
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89. Our son just told us
that he might be gay.
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90. There are 200 other boys in this camp.
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91. I could explain to you what might happen
if we left him here.
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92. But I am a lady
and I don't use that kind of language.
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93. I bet we're worrying over nothing.
This is probably just a phase.
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94. We'll get him into Christian counseling
so it won't become a lifestyle.
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95. Whatever's going on with him,
he's still our son and we love him.
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96. Why would you say that to me?
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97. It's obvious how freaked out you are
by the whole gay thing.
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98. I'm freaked out but that doesn't change
how I feel about him.
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99. I'm just saying, be cool.
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100. - I can be just as cool as you can.
- All right.
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101. It'll be nice to have you back.
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102. Andrew, I would love you
even if you were a murderer.
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103. Mommy, the line's not moving.
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104. For Pete's sake.
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105. Mom.
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106. Mom. The kids are waiting.
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107. Honey, Hector here
teaches salsa at the community center.
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108. - I give private lessons too.
- I bet you do.
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109. Mom, would you please not flirt
with the ice cream man?
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110. Why not?
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111. Do you need a reason beyond the fact
that he's the ice cream man?
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112. It's called moving on with your life.
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113. You broke up with Morty two weeks ago.
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114. At least pretend
to mourn the relationship.
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115. You are such a stick-in-the-mud.
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116. We should be out there having fun.
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117. I know what we can do tonight.
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118. We can go to some hip club
and get some hot guys.
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119. - Mom.
- It'll be great.
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120. I'll say I'm 42 and you can be 28.
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121. What?
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122. You can pull it off!
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123. Mrs. McCluskey,
you're back from hospital already?
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124. Turns out I OD'd
on my arthritis medication.
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125. One pill, I can open a jar. Four pills,
I'm face down, crawling for my life.
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126. You'll find out about that soon enough.
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127. Well, I'm glad to hear
you're all right.
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128. Here, my way of saying thank you for not
letting me die out there on the lawn.
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129. - Mrs. McCluskey, you don't...
- Keep that.
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130. It's genuine Tiffany.
Been in my family for years.
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131. I don't know what to say.
It's stunning, thank you.
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132. - I'd invite you in...
- I wanna tell you what my doctor said.
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133. Arthritis is the least of my problems.
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134. See, I had this skin tag,
or what I thought was a skin tag,
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135. but it might be more serious...
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136. What do you think you're doing?
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137. Please. I can't sleep in the den
any more. I need to sleep in a bed.
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138. You might wanna try a motel,
'cause you're not coming back in here.
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139. How many times
have I got to say I'm sorry?
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140. Obviously a few more.
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141. I'm not proud of what I did.
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142. I admit I was way out of line.
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143. You want back in this bed?
You know what to do.
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144. - I'm not tearing up the post-nup.
- Why not?
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145. Because it's the one way I can ensure
you'll be here when I get out of jail.
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146. Well, then, have fun at the motel.
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147. Fine. Tomorrow I'm canceling
your credit cards.
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148. What?
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149. And I'm taking away your ATM as well.
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150. What am I supposed to do for money?
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151. Once you see how good you've got it,
you'll treat me with respect.
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152. You want my respect?
Tear up the post-nup.
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153. Give me my pillow.
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154. One more thing.
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155. If you ever hurt me again,
I will kill you.
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156. If you ever leave me for another man,
I'll kill you.
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157. Boy, with all this passion,
isn't it a shame we're not having sex?
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158. I feel trapped.
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159. - Want me to open a window?
- No, I'm talking about my life.
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160. Are we done making out?
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161. No, no, keep going.
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162. So what's up?
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163. I'm unhappy.
With Carlos and my marriage...
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164. I feel like I don't have options,
it's driving me crazy.
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165. Every time something went south
in my life, I always had a plan B.
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166. - Now, I feel like I have nothing.
- What about me?
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167. - Can't I be your plan B?
- Damn it, John. What is our new rule?
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168. Stop pretending
we have a future.
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169. - Thank you.
- Can't you just walk out?
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170. No. If I leave,
I'll be broke and that's awful.
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171. If I stay, he's in control
and that's horrifying.
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172. And he cut up all my credit cards,
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173. which means I'm married to him
and unable to shop.
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174. Which is probably
the worst of all possible worlds.
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175. - I'm sorry.
- I'll figure something out.
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176. I'm not much fun today.
I'm gonna go.
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177. Wait.
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178. - What's this?
- You deserve nice things.
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179. And if Mr. Solis
won't provide them, I will.
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180. - With your student credit card?
- I own my own business.
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181. - You mow lawns.
- I make good money.
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182. I've 20 houses and I'm this close
to getting the country club.
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183. - I can't.
- Yes, you can.
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184. I'll pay it off.
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185. If you want. But you don't have to.
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186. Mrs. Solis. To take care of you,
it's my dream.
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187. Well, far be it from me to stand
in the way of a young man's dream.
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188. OK, Tom, I will swing by the
dry-cleaners' after I hit the market.
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189. I don't know. Porter
has a dentist appointment at 4 pm.
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190. so the car might have to wait
until tomorrow.
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191. OK, yeah, I love you too.
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192. - Bye-bye.
- Hi, there.
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193. I brought you some avocados.
I've a tree but I hate 'em.
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194. Your family seems like
the kind that would eat guacamole.
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195. Mrs. McCluskey, thank you.
That is very nice.
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196. - So let's make up a batch.
- Now's not a good time.
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197. I'm on my way out,
I have a ton of errands.
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198. That's great, my car's on the fritz
and I could hitch a ride.
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199. - I need to drop by the pharmacy.
- No, I can't.
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200. I'm sorry, but I have
a lot of things to do.
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201. You could take me later or tomorrow.
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202. Mrs. McCluskey,
I'm not gonna have any time tomorrow.
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203. Interesting you can't
spend two minutes with me
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204. but you have no trouble
taking my Tiffany lamp.
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205. For God's sakes!
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206. Here. You should take this back.
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207. I don't have a place for it.
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208. That was my thank you
for saving my life.
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209. I know, and it was
a beautiful gesture, really.
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210. - But I just...
- Save it, Lynette.
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211. I get the picture.
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212. - God.
- Susie, this is Tim.
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213. Sorry if we startled you.
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214. That's OK.
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215. I just didn't expect to see anybody up
at a quarter to one.
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216. Susie,
you should have come out tonight.
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217. I met Tim here at the Islands bar
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218. and he introduced me
to this crazy drink.
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219. The Dirty Volcano.
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220. Then we danced.
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221. He dipped me.
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222. Sophie's very limber.
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223. Mom, could I just talk to you
in the family room for a minute?
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224. - Sure.
- Susan is your daughter?
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225. - Yup.
- No, she can't be.
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226. - Yes.
- No.
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227. OK, we get it.
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228. She looks young.
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229. That man has magic fingers.
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230. What are you doing?
I have a daughter.
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231. You can't bring men you meet in bars
here in the middle of the night.
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232. We're just having a few laughs.
What's the big deal?
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233. You're trying to get over Morty
but this is not the way to do it.
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234. Go out there and tell him to go home.
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235. You know how blue I've been.
Why can't you be supportive?
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236. - I've been plenty supportive.
- You haven't. You really haven't.
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237. Tim is my guest
and he will go home when I say so.
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238. If he's not gone in five minutes,
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239. I'm gonna go out there
and tell him how old you really are.
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240. Tim, it's time for me
to go sleepy-bye.
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241. Delfino.
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242. Yeah.
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243. You must be Sullivan.
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244. The file on Noah's daughter.
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245. Yeah, he said you had some leads.
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246. Yeah, sure, we got some leads.
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247. - Is there a problem?
- Gee, I don't know.
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248. I'm handing a confidential police report
over to a killer and drug-dealer.
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249. Why should that be a problem?
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250. Thanks.
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251. Is this what our justice
system has come to?
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252. Guys like you walking the streets
without a care in the world?
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253. - I did my time.
- Not enough, you piece of garbage.
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254. I'm glad we had the chance to meet.
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255. Because apparently I'm no longer
a murder suspect, thanks to you.
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256. I don't want to seem ungrateful,
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257. but just out of curiosity,
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258. how much does it cost to buy off
a homicide detective these days?
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259. Thanks again.
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260. Hey, Delfino. One more thing.
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261. Now this file was misplaced.
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262. Understand?
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263. If even a whisper of this
gets traced back to me,
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264. there will be one less
cop-killer on the street.
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265. And for God's sakes,
don't get any blood on the file.
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266. Ma'am, I'm sorry, but your credit card
has been declined.
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267. What?
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268. No, that's impossible.
It's a new card.
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269. I just went shopping with it.
Try it again.
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270. Ma'am, I ran it three times
and then I called the bank.
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271. May I try another card?
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272. Of course you may.
Will you just give me a moment?
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273. - Hello?
- It's me.
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274. I tried to call.
You turned your cell off.
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275. I'm in a lovely restaurant having
a lovely meal that I can't pay for.
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276. - Did you order already?
- I ate already.
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277. The credit card company
called my mom.
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278. They said there was
unusual activity on my card.
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279. - I bought shoes.
- I didn't know that.
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280. My mom started asking
all these questions
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281. so I blurted out it was stolen
and she canceled it.
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282. Why call your parents?
It's your account.
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283. They co-sign for it.
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284. - If you explain to the waiter...
- What?
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285. My card was canceled
by my lover's mommy?
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286. What other options do you have?
Return the shoes and get the money back?
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287. Return the shoes?
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288. I can't talk to you
when you're being hysterical.
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289. So, Ma'am, what would you like to do
about the bill?
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290. Afternoon, I've got a package
for your neighbor, Karen McCluskey.
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291. - Mind signing?
- Isn't she home?
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292. No one answered.
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293. All right.
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294. OK.
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295. Thank you.
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296. So let me get this straight.
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297. You play tennis, you know wine,
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298. and you speak Mandarin.
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299. Does every other man in the world
want you dead?
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300. I'm not that impressive.
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301. I pulled a grey hair
out of my chest this morning.
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302. I don't know,
I'd watch your back.
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303. You know, I've really enjoyed
talking to you.
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304. You...
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305. Well, you've made my day.
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306. I was thinking,
if you'd like to get together again...
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307. Well, Sam, to tell you the truth,
I'm kind of in a relationship right now.
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308. - I just wanted to be honest.
- That's perfectly OK, Tina.
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309. By the way, this is on me.
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310. - No, you shouldn't.
- Please.
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311. It's my pleasure.
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312. - This is gonna be a disaster.
- It'll be fine.
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313. Andrew. Honey, hurry up,
dinner's ready.
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314. It's like we're setting a trap for him.
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315. It's for his own good. You'll see.
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316. Smells good. What are we having?
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317. I'm making home-made bratwurst
with sweet and sour cabbage.
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318. It's a recipe I found
in an old German cookbook.
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319. I'll get the door.
Honey, why don't you pour the wine?
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320. - Isn't Danielle at Wendy's?
- I believe she is.
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321. Well, then, why did Mom
set the table for four places?
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322. I asked, who's coming for dinner?
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323. Andrew, you remember
Reverend Sikes, don't you?
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324. Come on.
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325. Reverend, why don't you have a seat
and I will get some refreshments.
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326. So, Andrew.
It's been a long time.
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327. Yes, it has.
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328. Would you like some water?
Flat or bubbly?
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329. Bubbly, please.
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330. So.
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331. Your mother tells me
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332. you've started having
some sexual desires for other boys.
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333. I don't suppose
I could get some of that?
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334. No. I'm gonna need every drop.
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335. And over the years, we've had so many
young people come to our ministry
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336. hating themselves
for their unnatural desires.
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337. In a few months, they've found
an inner peace and tranquility
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338. that is nothing short of miraculous.
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339. All it takes is a little faith
and a desire to change.
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340. I'm sorry, but I really don't want
to talk about my sex life.
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341. Well, that's too bad,
this needs to be discussed.
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342. Bree, please, let the boy speak.
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343. Go on.
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344. Well, I appreciate your offer to help,
I do. But I don't hate myself.
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345. So, I'm good.
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346. Son, I know what it's like to be
a teenager. It's a very confusing time.
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347. I'm not confused.
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348. I know exactly who I am.
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349. Well, if you ever do want to talk,
my door is always open.
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350. Reverend, I don't mean to criticize
but it sounds like you're giving up.
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351. We can't force him
on a path of righteousness.
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352. He himself has got to
want to make the journey.
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353. What do we do? Just stand by
while he starts dating boys?
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354. And by the way, the correct word
is not "gay", it's "sodomy".
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355. - We're in the middle of dinner.
- So?
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356. Can you wait till dessert
to call our son a sodomite?
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357. How you can be so casual
is beyond me.
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358. I knew this dinner was a bad idea
the moment you suggested it.
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359. - At least I'm trying to be proactive.
- Please, no need to get upset.
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360. I'm upset because there's a problem
no one seems to notice but me.
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361. As far as I'm concerned,
if Andrew is happy with who he is,
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362. it is our job to support him.
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363. - Your father is into S&M.
- Bree!
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364. He makes me beat him
with a riding crop. I let him.
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365. No wonder you're perverted.
Look who your parents are.
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366. Excuse me.
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367. What a fun night.
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368. You know, we should probably
do this again sometime.
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369. Hey.
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370. Hey, good news.
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371. I know why you've been
so furious at me.
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372. - I haven't been furious at you.
- Yes, you have. And I don't blame you.
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373. Men have been coming onto me
left and right.
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374. And I've been having so much fun
and just enjoying life.
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375. And what do I do?
I throw it right in your face.
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376. - I'd hate me too.
- Mom, I don't hate you.
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377. Well, be that as it may,
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378. from here on out,
I'm including you in all the fun.
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379. - The fun.
- Your mother's come through.
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380. What have you done?
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381. You and I are going
on a double date tonight.
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382. - What?
- Tim has a friend from the factory.
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383. I thought the four of us could hang out,
have drinks, hors d'oeuvres...
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384. - Forget it.
- Susie.
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385. Mom, I'm sorry, I'm just not
in the mood to hang out these days.
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386. Susie, sweetie, please.
I can't cancel now.
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387. Of course you can. Just call them up
and tell them not to come over.
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388. - Tim.
- Hi, Suz. This is my buddy, Lamont.
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389. I brought peppermint schnapps.
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390. I'm sure she's fine.
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391. She never leaves her mail
sitting out there.
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has she thrown ours away
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the second it came?
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395. I don't know,
I think something's happened to her.
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396. OK, so go check on her.
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397. But if I'm wrong, I'm sucked into a
two-hour conversation about bunions.
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398. - Don't go check.
- Six months from now,
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399. when they find her corpse
at the bottom of the stairs,
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400. what do I tell the kids?
"Yeah, I let Mrs. McCluskey die."
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401. Why would they care?
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402. Like they'll miss the dry-cleaning
coupons she hands out on Halloween.
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403. - Tom.
- Listen, honey, what can I say?
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404. You're damned if you do
and damned if you don't.
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405. I don't know. Good luck with that.
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406. Honey, I'm hating you
a little bit right now.
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407. Hi, honey. Look at my new shoes.
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408. - Yeah.
- Aren't they gorgeous?
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409. Honey, I'm trying to watch the game.
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410. Sorry.
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411. How'd you buy new shoes?
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412. Talk later,
you're watching the game.
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413. No, I wanna talk about it now.
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414. - You have no money, what's the story?
- You've heard it before.
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415. Girl meets boy, boy buys girl things,
girl leaves happy.
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416. What did you do?
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417. I forgot how generous men could be.
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418. I also forgot I have options.
A whole bunch of 'em.
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419. - What are you talking about?
- I don't need your credit cards.
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420. I don't need your money.
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421. But if our marriage is going to work,
I need your respect.
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422. - I'm not ripping up the post-nup.
- Yes, you are.
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423. Because if you don't, I'm gonna put on
my new shoes and walk out the door.
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424. - Are you threatening me?
- No, I'm just pointing something out.
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425. I'm a pretty girl.
And pretty girls are never lonely.
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426. Stop. I'm really ticklish.
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428. That tickles.
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429. I hope you know how lucky you are. Not
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430. Yeah, it can be rewarding.
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431. Why don't you join me?
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432. No.
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433. I'm really ticklish.
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434. - Come on.
- What's wrong?
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435. For God's sakes, she's ticklish.
How many times do you have to be told?
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436. This is so much fun.
Let's find another CD.
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437. Mother, don't you think
it's getting a little late?
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438. Come on.
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439. You haven't even
finished your schnapps.
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440. The perfect capper
to the perfect evening.
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441. So, goodnight. It's been lovely.
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442. Lamont, good luck
with all your inventions.
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443. Well, it's only 11.30.
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444. I wanna hit the clubs.
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445. I know a great place
just off the interstate.
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446. - Warm up the old war wagon.
- Mom, hold it.
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447. You are not getting into the car alone
with those two. You barely know them.
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448. I have great instincts about people,
you know that.
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449. - You've been married four times.
- Yes, but twice to the same guy.
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450. - Mother...
- Susie, please, you're embarrassing me.
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451. - I'm embarrassing you?
- Yes. And I've had it.
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452. All night long, I've been trying
to get you to stop being so crabby.
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453. And you refuse to let me help.
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454. And your idea of helping
is letting Tim just grope you?
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455. Hey, you shouldn't talk to your mother
like that, she's a fine lady.
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456. - Tim, could you just stay out of it?
- Yeah, mind your own business.
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457. - What's your problem, pal?
- Dude, you were feelin' up her mother.
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458. It pissed me off, too.
C'mon, Susie, let's go back inside.
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459. Let's go back inside? Lamont,
give it up. You're not getting any.
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460. Why are you being this way?
I'm just trying to lighten things up.
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461. Stop acting like
tonight was about helping me.
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462. You wanted to go out and have fun
and Lamont there needed a date.
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463. - That's not true.
- Yes, it is.
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464. OK, fine. It's true.
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465. I wanted to get out and have fun.
Why shouldn't I?
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over my break-up with Morty.
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467. Yeah, I do.
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468. That's what makes me crazy,
the difference between us.
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469. You can be heartbroken
and you can just move on.
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470. And I am just broken.
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471. - I know you're sad.
- No, Mom, I'm not sad.
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472. And I'm not crabby.
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473. I'm devastated. And you keep acting
like all I need is a couple of aspirin.
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474. Morty was just one guy
in a series of guys for you.
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475. And Mike, he was the one.
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476. Why don't you get that?
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478. Hello?
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479. Mrs. McCluskey?
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480. Mrs. McCluskey, are you all right?
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481. How did you get in here?
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482. Mr. Mullins had a spare.
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483. - Why didn't you open the door?
- I was hoping you'd go away.
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484. - Have you been taking your medication?
- I don't need to.
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485. - Sometimes the pain goes by itself.
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486. Is that why you didn't open the door,
because of your hands?
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487. Mrs. McCluskey, do you have
anyone that could help you out?
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489. I'm fine.
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490. OK.
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491. OK.
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493. Open these, would you,
and put out the pills?
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494. - Yeah.
- Don't get your hands all over them.
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495. God knows what your kids pick up.
Last thing I need's a case of pink eye.
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496. You're a piece of work, you know that?
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497. This is crazy,
why do they give you child-proof caps?
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498. First thing tomorrow, I'll take you
to the pharmacy and get new bottles.
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499. Don't do me any favors.
You don't even like me.
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500. I don't want you to feel obligated.
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501. Let me tell you something.
Half of life is obligations.
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502. You don't wanna go to your husband's
company party but you do.
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503. You don't wanna sell candy so your kid's
band can buy piccolos, but you do.
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504. You attend your third cousin's wedding,
pick up the dry-cleaning.
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505. That's life, it's obligations.
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506. And you are now my obligation.
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507. So tomorrow morning,
we go to the pharmacy.
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508. Gee, I'm touched
by your outpouring of compassion.
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509. We don't have to be friends.
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510. But we're two human beings,
living on the same piece of earth.
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511. We can at least try and
help each other out once in a while.
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512. And you know what?
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513. I am going to take this.
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514. Fine.
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515. - I'll see you tomorrow morning.
- Pick me up at nine.
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516. And don't be late.
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517. Andrew, come here,
I want you to see this.
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519. I'm looking at your baby pictures.
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520. Look at that one.
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521. - How old was I there?
- Just four weeks old.
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522. I never told you this, but when
I gave birth to you there were...
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523. complications.
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524. The umbilical cord wrapped around
your neck and you stopped breathing.
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525. The room got very quiet.
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526. And I knew you were in trouble.
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527. So I turned to the doctor
and I very calmly said
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528. that he was not to worry about me,
that his job was to save your life.
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529. When I say I would die for you,
that's not an expression.
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531. Yeah, well,
I'm gonna go eat my sandwich.
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532. Andrew, please,
just go and talk to Reverend Sikes.
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533. - For God's sakes.
- He can counsel you.
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534. - It can help.
- Mom, I don't need any help.
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535. All right? I'm fine.
Why do you keep going on about this?
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536. Because if you don't change who you are
then you won't go to heaven.
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537. You don't think I'll go to heaven?
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538. No, I don't.
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539. And I need you there.
I would be so lonely without you.
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540. Well, I guess I'd better
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541. Andrew.
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542. Thank you so much. You don't know
how much that means to me.
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545. Yeah, I just fell down
the stairs. I'm fine.
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546. - What's up?
- Susan still loves you.
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547. Wow, OK.
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548. This is not a good time
for this conversation.
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549. She just misses you so much.
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550. I just found out that
someone I was very close to is dead.
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552. so I just don't have time
to think about Susan right now.
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553. She's just very, very unhappy
and if you could just...
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554. I really don't.
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555. I'm sorry.
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556. I swear before Almighty God I won't
reveal a word that's said here today.
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557. Now, what's on your mind?
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558. Well, here's the thing.
I lied to my parents.
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559. - I'm not gay.
- You're not.
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560. Not really.
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561. All I know is, I wanted
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562. So, I lied to my parents.
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563. I told them I was really worried that
I was having feelings for other guys.
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564. They did exactly
what I wanted them to.
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565. - They're such tools.
- I'm sorry, just so I'm clear.
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566. Are you a heterosexual or aren't you?
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567. Look, I love vanilla ice cream, OK?
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568. But, every now and then, I'm probably
gonna be in the mood for chocolate.
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569. You know what I'm saying?
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570. I do. But God would prefer
you stick to the vanilla.
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571. I don't believe in God.
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572. - You don't?
- No.
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574. Your mother's gonna be devastated.
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575. She's been praying so hard
for you to change.
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576. Well, that's the good news.
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577. I am gonna change. Big time.
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578. I'm not sure I follow.
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579. You know what my mom
said to me last night?
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580. She said she doesn't think
I'm going to heaven.
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581. Can you believe that?
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582. I'm sure she didn't mean
to hurt your feelings.
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583. But the only way you can know paradise
is by repenting your sins.
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584. When she said that to me,
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how I was gonna get back at her.
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586. From now on,
I'm going to be so good.
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587. I'm gonna eat my vegetables,
I'm gonna get good grades,
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588. say "Yes, ma'am"
and "No, ma'am."
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589. I'm gonna make her believe
that God has delivered her...
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591. Until one day,
when she least expects it...
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592. I'm gonna do something so awful,
it is going to rock her world.
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593. I mean, it is really
going to destroy her.
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594. And when that day comes,
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with a companion by our side.
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599. Of course, that companion
can be just about anyone.
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600. Mrs. McCluskey.
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601. We're gonna be late for the doctor.
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602. A neighbor
on the other side of the street...
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603. I'm coming, Jeez! Hold your water.
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604. There you go. No more post-nup.
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605. or the man
on the other side of the bed.
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606. The companion can be
a mother with good intentions...
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607. - Thank you for a wonderful service.
- Thank you so much, Bree.
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our companions along the way.
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