Nurse Betty
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Wow. That was... Wow!
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The day I left you, I just drove and drove.
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I drove all day and all that night,
I just kept driving.

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I stopped at this old country church...
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...and the pastor let me in.
And I sat...

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In the very first pew, where
we would have sat on our wedding day.

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I can't believe I remembered that!
Although I mean I should, I wrote it.

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But that was seven years ago,
and you're quoting it verbatim. I'm...

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...flattered, I think.
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Or frightened. One or the other.
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- What's your name?
- Betty Sizemore. What do you write?

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I'm Lyla Branch. I'm the producer.
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Uh-huh?
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- I have to admit you had me going there.
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You're better than most of them, anyway.
Do you have a head shot?

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Wait a second.
So what happens next, Betty?

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Are you sure you... Well, why not?
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What... what does happen next, Betty?
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Well, David came out to, uh, do his
residency, and then he met Leslie...

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No, no, no. We know all that. We want
to know what happened to you, Betty.

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Oh. Oh. Well...
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...I married a car salesman.
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Really?
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You were dumped for a car salesman,
George. A car salesman.

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- Why'd you call him George?
- Why did I call him...?

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Yeah, David.
Tell us about the car salesman !

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Oh, right. Right. Well, you are, um,
you're talking about, uh...

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...Fred, there.
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- Del.
- Del. Del. Yeah.

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Uh, Del, he was amazing.
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He was... I mean, this guy,
talk about salesmen...

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...he could sell anything to anybody
at any time. Amazing.

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You know Del?
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I don't know how to tell you this,
but Del and I go way back.

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We went to school together.
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As a matter of fact...
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...he saved my life.
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Oh, my gosh.

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