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I'm his new mistress.
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456. You are beautiful.
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457. You know that.
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458. I'm gonna stay here with you
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459. I don't think this is gonna work out.
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460. So, I'm thinking about closing up early.
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461. Want to order a pizza,
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466. No. All you did was sleep.
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467. I was up all night with you kicking me.
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468. Sorry. Them's the night terrors.
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469. Look, I'm in the middle
of a divorce, and you...
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470. Are you really where you want to be?
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471. I mean, being somebody's mistress?
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472. Don't you think you deserve
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473. You can be the life of the party every night
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477. But, listen, if you need a
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478. No.
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479. No.
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480. You're right.
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481. You're right. I am worth more than that.
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482. Tonight, I'm gonna go over to Buddy's,
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483. and I'm gonna tell him we're through.
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485. I'm sure he'd be thankful.
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486. You know, RinkyDinks loses $8,000 a night.
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487. Turns out, roller rinks—
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489. You always give me the right advice,
Mr. Schuester.
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490. See you around.
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491. Finn, we need to talk.
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492. We have to break up our parents immediately.
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493. I screwed up.
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495. It hurt you, didn't it?
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496. When I was talking sports
with your dad and stuff.
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497. I could tell that you were...
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498. Left out?
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499. Invisible?
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500. Yeah.
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501. I don't like that my mom's
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502. It's up to me to keep his memory alive,
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503. and I don't want to move in with you.
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504. No offense. None taken.
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505. So we put an end to them.
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506. Agreed?
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507. Agreed.
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508. What are you doing?
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509. I'm going to flush Dad's
ashes down the toilet.
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510. Have you lost your mind?
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511. What? I'm just doing the same
thing you're doing to him.
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512. What's the point of
keeping his remains around
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them out like an old ashtray?
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514. Fine.
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515. What are you doing? What you want.
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518. Come on, Finn, let's sit
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519. Look! There's a basketball game on.
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520. Your dad would've liked to watch that.
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522. Mom, you're being crazy.
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523. And you're being selfish.
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524. I like Burt. I-I...
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525. I haven't felt this way about
a guy since your dad died.
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526. At least not one who felt it back.
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527. This family works.
I don't want it to get screwed up!
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528. This family manages.
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531. you think what we have is normal.
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532. I do this with him every night.
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533. I take the urn to bed with me,
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534. and I talk to him about my day.
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535. 16 years,
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537. and waiting to hear his laugh,
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538. and for him to tell me that he loves me.
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539. And he never does.
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540. And he never will.
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541. I won't do it. I'm not moving. I'm not ready.
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542. And he wouldn't want you to
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543. You didn't know him, Finn.
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544. Sweetheart, love you so much.
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545. We don't need any more memories or ghosts.
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546. We need a family. A home.
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549. Quite a turnout
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550. for a pep rally.
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551. On assembly days, I arrange
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552. for the rest of the school to be fumigated,
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553. leaving the gymnasium the only
place with breathable air.
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554. Oh, come on. Thas clever.
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555. You might want to start writing
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556. I'm gonna be dropping some beauties on you.
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557. You know, this is just a freelance job.
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558. I was short-listed for the Pulitzer last year
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560. on high school athletes going pro.
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561. So my cover story isn't a fluff piece?
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562. Nope. Hard-hitting investigation.
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563. Feast your ears on this smokin' intro.
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564. In a few seconds.
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565. It's so important to build the tension.
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566. What is she doing?
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567. Hey, guys.
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568. I'm Mercedes Jones.
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569. So most of you know
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570. Cheerios! is about perfection and winning,
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571. looking hot and being popular.
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572. Still building the tension.
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573. Well, I think that it should
be about something different.
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574. How many of you at this school feel fat?
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575. How many of you feel like
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576. maybe you're not worth very much?
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577. Or you're ugly, or you have too many pimples
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578. and not enough friends?
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579. Well, I felt all those things about myself
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580. at one time or another.
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581. Hell, I felt most of those
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582. And that just ain't right.
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583. And we've got something to say about it.
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584. And if you like what we have to say,
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585. come down here and sing it with us.
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586. We can finish this interview
in your office tomorrow.
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587. Thank you. I was wrong.
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588. Mr. Pendergrass, let me explain.
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589. Just have a seat.
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590. Oh. Not used to taking orders
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592. Sue, when I met you,
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593. You're bossy, insulting,
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594. and the fact that twice you called me Rerun
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595. makes me think you're a little racist.
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597. that would expose you
as a coward and a cheat.
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598. I could not have been more wrong.
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599. Beg pardon?
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600. You got every shape and
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602. telling everyone it's okay to
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603. You're a visionary,
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604. and I think redefining cheerleading.
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605. Bravo.
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606. Well, thank you, uh, Mr. Pendergrass.
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608. Um, you know, I work so hard
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610. becae it's what's inside that counts.
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615. No, your mom invited me.
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616. She thought you and I
could have a man-to-man.
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617. Good, you know, 'cause I got
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618. Well, I don't, so let me go first.
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619. You're pissed, I get it.
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621. not only to the world for
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623. No way I can fill his shoes.
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624. It's just, you know...
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625. I love your mom.
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you know, came down
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628. and I swear to you I will never hurt her,
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629. I will always take care of her.
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630. And I can't be your dad,
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as long as she'll take me.
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632. All right, I've said my piece.
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634. Just... want to know if
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635. Sure.
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636. Hold up.
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638. You know, I hate Duke like I hate thNazis.
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640. This team, every year,
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641. I-I don't know what to say.
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642. Just say congratulations.
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643. I took your advice.
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644. I went home, I told Buddy that
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646. and give yours truly the top job.
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647. And then he died.
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648. One of his eyes went all funny
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649. and he had a stroke right in front of me.
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650. Geez, April, are you okay?
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651. Okay? I'm rich.
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652. The ol' battle axe was afraid I'd go to The
Lima Times,
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653. so she shut me up to the tune of $2 million.
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654. So I'm sobering up, and I'm
heading to the Broadway, Will.
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655. I haven't had a drink in 45 minutes.
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656. I'm going to take my hush
money and I'm going to mount
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657. the first-ever al
l-white production of The Wiz.
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658. Okay.
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659. And I've got you to thank.
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661. Tell me what?
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662. That I bought y'all the auditorium.
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663. What?
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664. I wrote ol' Figgins a check this morning.
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665. It's now called the April
Rhodes Civic Pavilion.
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666. I... I don't know what to say.
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