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and I want to know

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that if the two of them
are over here,

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that they are
going to be supervised,

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and I really want you to stop
looking at me like I'm crazy.

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The only reason
I'm smiling

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is because
it's practically irrelevant.

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I've sold the house.

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Really?

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Mm-hmm.

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We'll be moving
at the end of the month.

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You sold the house?

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Zach.

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Why didn't you
tell me about this?

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I wanted to wait
until it was official.

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You told me when I got back
from Silvercrest

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that you'd reconsidered.
You lied to me.

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I think you need
to take your medicine.

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What, you think
pumping me full of drugs

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is going
to keep me quiet?

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Upstairs now!

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Well, you don't care
about me,

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and you didn't care
about Mom!

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You know what?

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I wish
she'd shot you instead.

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So you're moving.

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We're all going
to miss you.

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Lynette: In the future,
checklists mean

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is it in the car, not, like,
do you remember it, okay?

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The next morning,

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before Parker Scavo's little
league game had even begun...

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Hurry!

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Hey! I'm not the one
that forgot my mitt.

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A major player was
about to be tagged out.

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Hi.

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I, uh...

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I thought you guys
were at -- at practice.

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Oh, Parker, um,
forgot his catcher's mitt.

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Uh, Lynette,
this is Lois McDaniel.

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She's one of my major suppliers
in the area.

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She's in paper products
manufacturing.

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Uh, it's nice
to meet you.

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Nice to meet you, too.
You have a lovely home.

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Thank you.

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Just working out, uh,
some of these new contracts.

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You know, hammering out
some of the little things,

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the minor details --
overhead, the shipping costs.

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Mommy,
look what I found.

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I'm sorry. Ha ha.
These are mine.

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Thank you.

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They must have
fallen out of my purse.