The War at Home
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- Where is he ?
- He's upstairs, and he's
acting very strange.

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- I thought this out.
- It's jus twrong. Now, wait a minute.

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- It's not our fault.
- Who said anything about fault ?

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Look, I don't have to justify
myself to you, young lady.

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Yes, sir.
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I see all your
stuff's downstairs.

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Yeah.
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I wanna go to the bus station.
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I want Karen to take me
to the bus station.

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All right, fine.
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I got, uh, $2,100 here for you.
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It's all the cash I had at the office.
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I know it's not
a fortune, but, uh...

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it's enough to take you
about anywhere you wanna go...

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and help you get started
if you're careful with it.

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Look, uh, I don't
want you thinkin'...

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that I'm kickin' you
out of the house...

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because that's not
what I'm doin', see.

:32:07
I think you should leave
for your own good.

:32:10
I think it's the right
thing to do, and, uh...

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it's my responsibility as a father.
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And I think, uh, you know,
once you're away from here...

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and have time to think about it...
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you're gonna agree.
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When you're on your own again.
You know what I mean ?

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I don't want it.
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Well, I want you to have it.
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No, you don't.
You want me to take it...

:32:42
so you won't feel guilty,
so you won't feel responsible.

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Boy, oh, boy!
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It's funny how
I could be so wrong.

:32:53
I honestly thought
you'd say thank you.

:32:56
Thank you ? That's
what you thought I'd say ?


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