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:13:07
She's got it so easy.
:13:10
She'II always have it easy.
:13:15
Maybe she'II die.
:13:19
You don't know
what it's like.

:13:22
- What?
- Junior high.

:13:26
- Do you think anyone will join our club?
- I don't want anyone to join.

:13:32
I want to be popular.
:13:38
So I think I may have swung a pretty
good deal with Steve Rodgers today.

:13:42
- I think we got him.
- Who's Steve Rodgers?

:13:44
Steve Rodgers is only
one of the most popular guys in class.

:13:49
We get him, we'll get invited
to play everywhere:

:13:51
sweet sixteens, school dances,
maybe even a gig on the road.

:13:56
- What does he play?
- Guitar, a little.

:13:58
But mainly, he sings.
But that's not the point.

:14:02
The point is, it's just exactly
what I needed for my college resume.

:14:06
With this kind of extracurricular
activity, I'm gonna have it made.

:14:10
Maybe not the Big Three,
but an Ivy at least.

:14:13
Well, we'II have to see
about those SATs.

:14:16
Mommy, could I join Mark's band?
:14:19
- Oh, sweetheart.
- I'm serious.

:14:21
And I think you should
send Dawn to a reformatory.

:14:24
She's always bothering me.
:14:27
Honey, you don't mean that.
Dawn loves you.

:14:30
No matter what she does,
she's your sister.

:14:35
Dawn, tell Missy that you're sorry
for bothering her and that you love her.

:14:45
- I'm not sorry.
- Stop acting like a baby.

:14:48
You're her older sister,
and Missy loves you.

:14:51
- She does not.
- She does. Tell her you love her.

:14:55
- I love you.
- You do not!

:14:57
- I do too.
- You do not!

:14:59
You are not leaving this table until
you tell your sister that you love her!


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