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It'll, um... it'll be a lot easier once
he gets well enough to move out.

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So do you want to have lunch tomorrow?

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I'd love to.

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Okay. Wow.

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Pick me up at 1:00, and we'll do something fun.

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I'll see you then.

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Okay. Oh, packages.

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O h.

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Thank you.

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Hello.

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Oh, hi, Lynette.

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What?

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Sir, watch your head.

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Hi, honey.

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Welcome home.

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Thanks, guys.

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Take it easy.

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Come on, honey.
Let's celebrate.

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Sorry it's the cheap stuff.
I had to economize.

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But now that you're back, we can
restock the wine cellar.

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Let's toast.

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It's very good to be back.

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What's that?

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It transmits to this -- my electronic monitoring device.

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Didn't the lawyer tell you?

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Tell me what?

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I'm on house arrest.
It's a condition of my bail.

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Uh, No. No, he neglected to tell me that.

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Yeah, if I move more than 100 feet from
that telephone, an alarm sounds.

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If I keep going, it transmits a signal
to the FBI, and I'm back in jail.

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But how are you going to work?

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I can't. I can't do anything.

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Uh, no, no, no. That's unreasonable.

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What do they expect us to do for money?

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Well, the lawyer's working on unfreezing the accounts.

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And in the meantime, I mean, haven't
you been booking modeling jobs?

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Carlos, this is not like New York where I made thousands
of dollars a day modeling haute couture.

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I'm doing boat shows.

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I spend eight hours a day doing this.

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Well, I'd buy two boats from you.

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Come on.

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Where's my toast?

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Welcome home.

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Hello.

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Hi, Bree.

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What?

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If you find anything in your sister's belongings
that might shed some light on her death

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letters or a datebook, please call me immediately.

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I believe she did keep a diary or something.
I'll look around for it.

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Look at them all