Forget Paris
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Don't use my razor
to shave any part of you.

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lf you lose your hair, don't grow
that thing down from your sideburn...

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...and wrap it around your head.
lt's disgusting and l don't like that.

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Don't hand me food and say,
''Taste this, see if it's bad.''

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- All right.
- Okay?

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You want to talk religion, politics,
or if you want kids?

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That'll work itself out.
We've handled the big issues.

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All right.
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l'll marry you.
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l love you.
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l love you.
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And that was it.
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- And you listened the whole time?
- Yeah. It was beautiful.

:40:58
Oh, honey, that was nice.
That was a really nice story.

:41:03
lt's so romantic,
and then when she comes back...

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What's wrong?
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What happened?
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Nothing.
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Why do all your women end up crying?
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They don't. Will you shut...
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Andy was telling me
this really wonderful story.

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Oh, was he?
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Hi, Craig. How are you, Lucy?
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I’m hot.
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Welcome to Helen's. What'll it be?
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You got a nice white wine?
:41:30
Sure. lt's like me:
bold, but with a hint of whimsy.

:41:34
Fine.
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- And for the lady?
- Perrier with lime, no ice.

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Excellent choice.
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What story?
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- The Ellen-Mickey story.
- Which one?

:41:44
The one. How they met. The dead father.
Her showing up in North Carolina.

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l just can't wait to meet them.
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Them? They're both coming?
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What do you mean?
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Nothing.
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l was under the impression they were...

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