Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice
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Now why Bob did it is another story.
I don't know why he told her.

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He's probably very guilty, you know?
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And in the spirit of this
whole confrontation thing, he told her.

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It's not the most intelligent thing to do.
:42:18
I wish he'd told me first.
:42:21
He didn't tell you?
You didn't know anything about it at all?

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No. I was as surprised as you were.
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Do you know that you've not said one thing
about what Bob has done?

:42:33
He's done a terrible thing. I agree with you.
:42:36
He's asking for trouble.
But he wants trouble.

:42:39
Alice, there must be 50 million men
having an affair right this second...

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and not one of them is going to go
and tell his wife.

:42:45
- And Bob has to go and tell Carol.
- The point is not that he told her.

:42:48
The point is that he did it.
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That he cheated on his wife.
That he cheated on Carol.

:42:53
I agree. That's bad.
But I think you'll agree with me...

:42:56
that if he hadn't told her
there'd be no problem.

:42:58
There'd be no problem
if he hadn't done it, if he hadn't cheated!

:43:01
All I'm trying to say is that
if we're examining the dumbness...

:43:04
it was dumb of him to tell her.
The other thing was just physical.

:43:07
Look, if he needs it that badly,
let him go and get it.

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Let him go and get it. I don't know.
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Look, thank heavens it's not my problem.
:43:18
I am very pleased about that.
:43:21
- Come on.
- No, I really am.

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- It gives me a great feeling of security.
- Come on!

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It's something I know you'd never do.
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- Don't say it even.
- Nothing could make you do that.

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Good night, dear.
:43:36
I'm turned on enough by you.
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I don't need anything else.
:43:43
- Honey, please don't do that now.
- Come on, Alice.

:43:46
Baby, I'm just not in the mood at all. Okay?
:43:58
You want to watch some television?

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