Riding in Cars with Boys
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Janet, you were great.
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-Thank you.
-Thank you, Tony.

:36:05
Thank you. We"re going to take
an intermission to eat.

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We"II be back. Thank you very much.
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You should have danced.
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What"s the matter?
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What?
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My father never asked me to dance.
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He"s embarrassed to be seen with me.
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You"re crazy.
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Nobody"s ashamed
to be seen with you.

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How come no one"s come to say hi?
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l"m the bride. The only person
to even look at me...

:36:43
...is crazy Aunt Mildy, who"s
calling me Agnes, my dead cousin.

:36:48
-Agnes!
-Hi, Mildy.

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-Know what?
-I love you!

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Who cares about them? Right?
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No, I know what"s gonna happen.
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When you graduate, you"II get sent
to a fancy school. l"II be alone.

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With a kid.
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-Let"s hear a speech.
-Good idea!

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-Speech! Speech!
-Tony, drum roll.

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All right!
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There are times in a man"s life
when there is cause to celebrate.

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-See?
-And finding f riends is easy.

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But then there are times like this.
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And if people are still there,
those are his real f riends.

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His real family.
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We all know what brought us here.
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And the fact you still
saw it in your hearts to come....

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Well, you"re in my...

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