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And to tell you the truth,
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I'm not sure I want you
with a stupid fellow.

1:21:07
Well, actually, he is a smart guy.
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He's one of those do-gooder types.
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I feel like my after-school
commitments aren't good enough.

1:21:15
How can you say that?
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Who takes care of everyone
in this household?

1:21:19
Who makes sure that
Daddy eats right?

1:21:22
I have not seen
such good-doing since your mother.

1:21:26
Really?
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Really.
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Now, get back to work.
1:21:37
Later, while we were learning
about the Pismo Beach disaster,

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I decided I needed
a complete makeover,

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except this time,
I'd makeover my soul.

1:21:47
But what makes somebody
a better person?

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Then I realized all my friends
were good in different ways.

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Like Christian,
he always wants things

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to be beautiful and interesting.
1:21:58
Or Dionne and Murray,
1:22:00
when they think no one is watching,
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are so considerate of each other.
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And poor Miss Geist,
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always trying to get us involved
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no matter how much we resist.
1:22:11
Oh. That's just...
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That doesn't even show...
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Every single possession,
every memory,

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everything you've had
your whole life

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gone in a second.
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Can you imagine
what that must feel like?

1:22:23
Elton?
1:22:24
Can I use the pass?
1:22:26
Yeah. We'll be collecting blankets,
disposable diapers,

1:22:29
uh, canned goods.
1:22:32
Miss Geist?
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Cher?
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I want to help.
1:22:36
That would be wonderful.
1:22:39
I felt better already.
1:22:43
Daddy!
1:22:45
What?
1:22:47
You didn't like that
red caviar, did you?

1:22:49
What's she talking about?
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Ew!

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