Uncle Buck
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:07:03
This isjust a thought.
:07:05
What about Buck?
I'm sure he'd be glad to help out.

:07:08
This is not the time
to discuss your brother.

:07:11
- I don't want him here.
- It'sjust a suggestion.

:07:14
He doesn't have kids. He isn't married.
He doesn't even work!

:07:20
He's a little out there,
but he's responsible and he's family.

:07:24
Buck is not the kind of guy
I feel comfortable leaving my kids with.

:07:29
The trashy people he hangs out with.
:07:32
That woman who sells tires.
:07:35
The horse racing, the gambling.
Can you see him in this house?

:07:39
Okay.
:07:44
Call the Nevilles.
:07:50
Are we going to Indianapolis?
:07:53
Daddy and I are.
:07:55
And we're not?
:07:58
No, that's not a good idea.
:08:02
Thanks.
:08:04
I loved my father very much.
:08:07
So why did you move away from him?
:08:12
If my family moved away from me,
I'd have a heart attack too.

:08:22
I see.
:08:26
- Who will take care of us?
- Mr. and Mrs. Neville.

:08:28
- Is that a joke?
- You don't like the Nevilles?

:08:31
- The dog's a ball sniffer.
- Don't talk like that.

:08:35
Mr. Neville yelled at Michael because
their dog was sniffii ng Michael's balls.

:08:38
- Don't use that word.
- I don't know another word.

:08:41
We can talk to Mr. Neville
about the dog.

:08:43
Sorry, honey.
They're in Florida.

:08:49
You get in bed.
:08:51
You have to get up for school.
:08:53
- Who's in Florida?
- Get back in bed.

:08:56
- What's the other word for balls?
- Get in bed.


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