Serving Sara
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I don't know
your husband

:27:03
but I do have a great deal
of insight into men.

:27:04
And we are mean,
hurtful and despicable.

:27:09
Male headquarters would kill me
:27:10
if they knew I was
telling you this.

:27:12
Yeah, well, "despicable"
is putting it mildly.

:27:14
And then,
you complain that

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we get half of everything.
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Believe me, after this type
of treatment

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half is the very least
we should get.

:27:21
The only thing you're getting
half of, honey

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is screwed.
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What do you mean?
:27:25
He served you first.
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He's in Texas, and he's got
home-court advantage.

:27:29
Wait. Served me first?
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What is this? Third grade?
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Yeah, sometimes.
:27:34
Texas has the most conservative
divorce laws

:27:36
in the country.
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Not to mention
those good ol' boy judges.

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Sure most of them aren't married
to their first wives.

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Believe me
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if I'd known
this was coming

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I'd have been the one
doing the serving.

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- Yeah.
- How about that, huh?

:27:47
Whatever.
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No, seriously.
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What would have happened
if I'd served him first?

:27:52
Okay, if you had served
him first

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the trial would have been
in New York...

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not in Texas... where you would
have fared a lot better.

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50% better, actually.
:28:13
Hey, I have a proposition
for you.

:28:16
You tear up the papers on me
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and I'll hire you
to serve my husband.

:28:18
I'll pay you twice
what you're getting now.

:28:20
Look, here's
what you don't understand.

:28:22
I've already told them
that I served you, okay?

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So if I flip it
and tag your husband

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my reputation will be shot.
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I'll never work again.
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I'll give you ten percent
of my divorce settlement.

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We own a cattle ranch.
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It's worth $20 million.
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$20 million?
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Mm-hmm.
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Ten percent of half?
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Mm-hmm.
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You're willing to pay me
a million dollars.

:28:42
Well, that still leaves
nine for me

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versus next to nothing.
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It's kind of a no-brainer.
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You're really serious?
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I think we should draw up
a contract.

:28:52
Let's see...
:28:54
Won't be needing this.

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