Forget Paris
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...here unsupervised.
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- Lady!
- Could you--

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This is disgusting.
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Could you get off the phone?
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l don't care if you want to surprise your
husband and the bitch he ran away with.

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Get your crap off my counter now!
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She's not happy. Mickey only...
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...comes home four days a month.
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She's in a strange city...
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...all alone...
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...with a job she hates,
working all hours, weekends, nights.

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She was scared. This is LA.
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She even got one of those dolls.
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- What do you mean ''dolls''?
- It's called Safe-T-Man.

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When you're scared you put it next to you.
People think it's a guy.

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Those are good. My sister had one.
No one ever bothered her.

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Yeah, that was the reason.
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Now something happens to Ellen
you won't believe.

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This is fabulous. l'll tell it. l tell it better.
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I’m already telling it. When l finish
this story, you'll call me a liar.

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But it's the God's honest truth.
Tell it good.

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- She's sitting at home at night...
- It was day.

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No, I'm on the first part of the story.
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Oh, yeah. Night.
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- She's sitting at home at night...
- At night.

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...feeling miserable when she has...
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...an unexpected visitor.
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The first husband from Paris?
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Close.
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A mouse. So she calls an exterminator.
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Glue traps. They're not like the old kind
that snap their heads off.

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A simple gluey piece of paper.
Put a little food in the middle.

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The mouse comes, looks at the food,
goes for the food.

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Gets stuck. So he squirms around
but can't get away.

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It's how Lucy and I met.
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lt's pretty cool.
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Coming home the next day,
she hears a commotion in the living room.

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Did she get a mouse in the glue?
Don't tell me.


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