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you don't really think
she's gonna stop

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right in the middle
of whatever it is

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they're doing
and give you a call?

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Not in the middle.
Before.

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But suppose there's
no phone on the beach.

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What beach?
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Any beach.
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If, by chance,
it happened on a beach

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happens
on a beach

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and I don't say
that it did or will.

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Hey.
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What?
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We made a pact.
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I trust her
not to break it.

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What's all this?
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Surprised?
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Fantastic.
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So romantic.
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No, it's not.
We're just loving fathers.

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I love
loving fathers.

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Ah, good evening,
mademoiselle.

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Dinner is served.
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Oh, I don't
want any.

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It's chateaubriand
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no steak for me.
I'm a vegetarian.

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Since when?
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I am no longer
a carnivore.

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I don't eat anything
that's ever had parents.

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We have artichokes.
They're orphans.

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Where are you going?
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Out. I need
my sweater.

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With him?
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Yes.
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What's his name?
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Diego.
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You're not going
anywhere

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till I meet him.
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You, come here.
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Diego,
this is my father.

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Does he speak?
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He's a drummer.
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Can he beat out hello
on the table?

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Daddy,
he's an artist.

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He's also
a carnivore.

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Come on.
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Good. I have you both
to myself.

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Whisper low
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how you feel
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let your eyes
speak your mind


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