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And ever since
he moved back in,

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you've been miserable.

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Why would you say that?

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The walls between our bedrooms
are paper-thin.

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I hear more stuff
than I probably should.

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Oh.

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Look, Mom,
I love you a lot,

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But you really are
the last person

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to ever give anyone advice
about sex and happiness.

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Have you seen these?

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Five more
past due notices.

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Don't worry.
I'm handling it.

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How? how are
you handling this?

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Can I please
finish my sandwich?

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Have you seen
our checking account lately?

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We're broke.

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And then we have
the mortgage payment coming up,

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we have property taxes --
Gabby, it's going to be okay.

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No, it's not.
We are seriously screwed,

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and I am freaking out
that you're not freaking out.

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Look, things will turn around.

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When?
I don't know when.

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But we're lucky people,
and we'll be lucky again.

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What is that?

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It's the lawnmower.

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We got a new gardener today.

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It's not going to cost us a cent.

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The kid's a friend of John's.
- Carlos --

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And he said that
he'd do the lawn for free.

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Can you believe it?

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We are lucky people.

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You got it!

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Yeah, Duggan!

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Go, man!

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All right! Hey guys,
good to see you again.

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Ha ha ha.

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Hi.

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Don't look so glum.
you're going to get a hit.

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Oh, it's not that.

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This is
my "hating Tim Duggan" look.

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Oh.

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Oh! Duggan connects.

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Look at the job-stealing
bastard run.

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Duggan is really showing
some of that glory-hounding,

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ass-kissing hustle that he is
so well-known for.

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I forgot how much fun you are
when you're bitter.