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[♪ Noah Cyrus & Leon Bridges sing "July"]

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[Percy] <i>Death comes in many forms.</i>

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<i>The death of someone you love.</i>

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<i>♪ I've been holding my breath,
I've been counting to ten ♪</i>

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<i>♪ over something you said ♪</i>

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[Percy] <i>The death of a relationship.</i>

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<i>♪ I've been holding back tears ♪</i>

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<i>♪ while you're throwing back beers ♪</i>

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<i>♪ I'm alone in bed ♪</i>

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[Percy] <i>The death of a secret dream.</i>

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<i>We all cope in different ways
with our grief.</i>

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<i>Some people write their way out.</i>

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<i>♪ So tell me to leave ♪</i>

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<i>♪ I'll pack my bags, get on the road ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Find someone that loves you ♪</i>

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<i>♪ better than I do, darling, I know ♪</i>

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[Percy] <i>Some people try to escape.</i>

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<i>♪ 'Cause you remind me every day ♪</i>

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<i>♪ I'm not enough, but I still stay ♪</i>

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[Percy] <i>Some people act out.</i>

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<i>♪ Feels like a lifetime,
just tryin' to get by ♪</i>

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<i>♪ while we're dying inside ♪</i>

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<i>♪ I've done a lot of things wrong ♪</i>

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<i>♪ loving you being one,
but I can't move on ♪</i>

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- <i>♪ Oh, I ♪</i>
- <i>♪ You know I ♪</i>

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<i>♪ I'm afraid of change ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Guess that's why ♪</i>

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<i>♪ we stay the same ♪</i>

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[Percy] <i>And some people just need a drink.</i>

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Percy?

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Come on, I'm not exactly
breaking and entering.

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No, I-I think it is, actually,
the clearest example

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- of breaking and entering, so...
- Mm. Well, I've had a really long day,

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and the motel had no mini-bar,
and I was desperate, so just,

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just cut me some slack, okay?

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Yeah, well, you better be glad that my mom

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never fixed the lock on that window,
otherwise you'd be shit out of luck.

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[Percy] Mm.

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So what's your excuse, huh?

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You on night watch or something?

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No.

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Yeah, I guess I just...
I was a little restless, too.

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- Mm-hmm.
- Needed some air and...

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...found my way here.

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Just in time for the robbery.

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So how are you holding up?

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Yeah, I'm okay.

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I guess.

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- It's been a long time, Percy.
- [chuckles]

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Yeah. I know.

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- A lot's happened.
- [chuckles]

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Yeah. Yeah, I wouldn't even know
where to begin.

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[laughs]

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Hey, should we do Three Updates?

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[laughs]

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[gentle, sentimental music playing]

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You first.

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[Percy] God, there's-there's
too much to say.

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A lot happens in a school year.

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I have an idea.

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Why don't we tell each other
three new things?

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Any three updates we want.

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You go first.

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Okay.

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My English teacher wants
to enter one of my short stories

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into this, like, statewide competition.

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Um, the deadline's coming up,
and I'm thinking of doing it.

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That's amazing. Can I read it?

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No. No one's read it.

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Your teacher has
and obviously really liked it.

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I'm not just anyone. Come on.

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[older Percy] <i>Yep.</i>

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Still writing.

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Just obituaries.

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- Cool. That's great.
- The good news is,

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- obituaries never go out of style.
- Right. Yeah.

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I guess that is one section
in the newspaper that can't die.

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So to speak.

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[both chuckle]

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Um...

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I was thinking, if-if you wanted help

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with your mom's obit,
I'd be more than happy to...

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...you know, lend my expertise.

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[chuckles]

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That's really nice. Thank you.

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Uh...

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But actually,
Taylor's already working on that.

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Ah.

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- Right, mm. [chuckles]
- Yeah.

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So, um, hmm.

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Taylor is obviously Update One.

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You want to hit me with Two and Three?

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And I guess my third thing is,

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I noticed you're not wearing
our friendship bracelet.

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Oh.

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- I...
- Um...

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I mean, it's fine, whatever. I just...

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No. No, no, listen, um, honestly,

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I took mine off in the car
in case you weren't wearing yours.

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I didn't want to feel dumb.

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That's such a relief. I never
take mine off, not even to wash it.

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Yeah, I noticed.

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[♪ Sombr sings "Would've Been You"]

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And you never have to worry
about feeling dumb around me.

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We'll always be friends, no matter what.

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I swear.

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You do? Always?

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Always. Swear on our friendship bracelets?

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<i>♪ It would've been you ♪</i>

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<i>♪ It would've been you...</i>

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- I swear.
- I swear.

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<i>♪ It would've been you ♪</i>

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<i>♪ It would've been you ♪</i>

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<i>♪ It should've been you ♪</i>

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- You know, I-I probably should get going.
- Yeah.

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You know, knowing Taylor,
she is probably waiting up for me.

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Right, right, yeah.

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I'll be here all week. Tip your server.

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Oh, and, Percy?

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Yeah?

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<i>♪ Virginia ♪</i>

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<i>♪ It should've been you...</i>

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You remember how to close up, right?

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Yeah. [laughs] Yeah.

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Like riding a bike. No problem.

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Okay.

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[door opens]

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[knock on door]

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Good morning. Here are the extra towels
you requested,

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and that pillow is the firmest one
we have. I checked.

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Thanks, Jordie.

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Yeah, um, thank you, but that's actually
the least of my concerns right now.

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The first being this microchip
that you're calling soap,

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and the second one is the Wi-Fi.

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It's a disaster.

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H-How am I gonna get work done?

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Chantal, old friend, easy.

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Thing is, most people
don't come to Barry's Bay to work.

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They come to enjoy the lake,

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explore the mountain trails,
and eat the spot prawns,

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which we're famous for,
and you should really try.

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- [Chantal] Yeah, I get it. I get it.
- You would really love it.

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I didn't come here for that.
I'm-I'm here for my friend.

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She's my plus-one.

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Yeah, and I'm here to work,
and I need Wi-Fi to work.

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Well, then, in that case,
you are more than welcome

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to use my office anytime.

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Okay. Excellent. Yes, I will definitely
be taking you up on that. Thank you.

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I don't need the soap.

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- Yeah, you can have it.
- I'm the owner.

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So, should we talk about last night?

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- You and Sam, the girlfriend?
- The thing is,

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she seemed cool.

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- Mm-hmm.
- And of course

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he'd have a girlfriend.

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And of course she'd be cool.
I mean, he's him.

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Okay, so I'm getting the feeling

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that you did not get the closure
you were looking for.

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- Is it that obvious?
- Mm.

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I was so anxious to see him again. I...

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I really thought that that was
the scariest part, that I just had

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to get through that. [sighs]

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Okay, but you-you did that,
and you're still in one piece.

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I know, but it's like, now I just want...

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more.

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Mm. I don't like the sound of more.

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I don't mean like that.
I just mean, like...

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Sam and I used to be so close.

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Like, we were each other's touchstones,

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and this is low-key--

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or maybe high-key-- embarrassing,

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but I just... I want to feel that again.

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You want to feel what?

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Like I matter to him.

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Of course.

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We were always there for each other.

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And I-I just want to be there for him now.

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[gentle music playing]

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[Percy] Delilah.

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Thank you, Morgan.

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Hi. Sorry, I didn't mean to, uh,

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- to interrupt.
- No worries.

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[chuckles] Just working on the memorial.
It's actually

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- way bigger than we anticipated.
- You know what? On that note,

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please feel free to task me with anything.

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I'm here, and I'm more than happy
to make myself useful.

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Thank you, Percy,
that's very sweet of you.

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Um, I am all staffed up, though, I...

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Bases are covered, so...

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Um...

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There is something, actually,
now that I'm, like, thinking about it.

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Okay, great, great.

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I think it's really great
that you came back here.

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- Okay.
- But you have been gone a long time.

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You've missed, like, a lot.

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I'm talking about Sam and Charlie,

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everything they've been through,
so I just want to make sure

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you're, you know,
here for the right reasons.

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I'm here because Sue was
like a second mother to me.

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You have a funny way
of showing it. [laughs]

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Anyway, not... not my business.

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I'm just happy to see Sam happy
in his relationship.

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Sam and Charlie are both
in a really good place, so...

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[contemplative music playing]

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[Charlie] <i>Fuck, Sam.</i>

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This whole section needs to be replaced.
The termites got to it.

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I told you about this
the last time I was here.

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Jesus. I don't think Mom threw away
a single piece of paper.

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I mean, there are delivery receipts here
from 2001.

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- It's all garbage. Just throw it out.
- Oh, my God. Look at this.

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Enough. Either get rid of it or save it.

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Sam, we have work to do.

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This whole place needs to be power-washed.

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How are we supposed to get a decent price
if it's a shit-shack?

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Dude, I already told you, I'm not ready to
start thinking about selling this place.

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It's too soon, so stop bringing it up.

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Well, at the very least, we got to get it
to decent shape for the memorial.

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Let's go inside and see what needs fixing

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before the whole town shows up. Come on.

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We'll do it together.

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That's all you, Charles. You got this.

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[Charlie] Sam, get your ass in here!

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Fucking cooler's leaking.

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No.

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Shit.

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Did you get the condenser coils cleaned
like I told you to?

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I called the guy, but he said
he was booked until late September.

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It's not only leaking,
it's all crapped out.

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All the food we've had stockpiled
for the memorial is gonna spoil.

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I can't believe you let this happen.

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This was on your watch.

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[scoffs] You know, I am so sorry
that I didn't have a minute to renovate

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The Tavern in between
Mom's chemo and hospice.

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[pensive music playing]

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Whatever. I'll deal with it.

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As usual.

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- [knock on door]
- [Chantal] Hello? Hello?

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Come on, come on, come on.

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Hi.

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Oh, no. Are you, are you sick?

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No, I'm not sick.

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- Okay. Great.
- I was just getting in

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my midday shut-eye.

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What, like you were taking a nap?

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In the middle of the day?

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And you, you own this place?

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Um, maybe, exactly?

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Oh, wow.

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You know what?
Uh, I, I don't have time to unpack

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your bizarre approach
to business right now.

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Suffice to say, I do have thoughts

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on sleeping on the job, but I...

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Could you go now?

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I'm about to log on.

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- No problem.
- Thank you.

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[man over video] <i>Make sure
you check the connections...</i>

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I'm not saying it's your fault.
I'm just saying I find it hard to believe

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that no one realized
there was a massive leak until now.

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Yeah, it's called having
a clueless younger brother in charge.

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It's a miracle
he didn't burn this whole place down.

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[Delilah] Mm.

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<i>- Make sure you check...</i>
- [Charlie] Okay.

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- [sighs]
- Well, we need to get this stuff fixed

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- or our offer on this place drops.
- Whoa.

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You keep your voice down?

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Sam will lose his shit
if he knows we're making this deal.

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He's gonna have to find out eventually.

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Whit's already getting
the finances in order.

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- Wheels are in motion.
- Oh, yeah?

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- Yeah.
- And what's Whit's wife doing now?

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- Besides harassing the current owner?
- [scoffs]

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Okay, that's rude.

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I have plenty going on.

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You want practice
running this place?

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Go get me a shit ton of ice
so the food doesn't go bad.

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[snickers]

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That is below my pay grade.

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No.

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But I do know an entry-level type

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who'd be perfect for that errand.

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<i>In fact, I have a list
of menial tasks I can give her.</i>

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- [♪ Alice Phoebe Lou sings "Shelter"]
- <i>♪ Underneath the armor that I wear ♪</i>

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<i>♪ There's something sweet
and full of care...</i>

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Percy?

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What the hell? [laughs]

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Don't ask.

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<i>♪ There's something magic ♪</i>

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Get in.

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<i>♪ About this whole thing ♪</i>

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Boo.

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Um...

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Yeah, I wasn't... I wasn't sleeping.

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Sure, you weren't.

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No, I wasn't.

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Who's the slacker now?

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Literally, I was finishing a brief,
and I closed my eyes for ten seconds.

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- Whatever you say.
- And I was fully aware

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of my surroundings the entire time.

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Or maybe I've just been getting,

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like, really bad sleep because of the mush
that you call pillows.

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See, here's the difference between us.

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- Oh, God.
- You and I both did the same thing--

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took a nap--

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but I actually enjoyed mine
and felt quite restored afterwards,

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while you fought yours
every step of the way

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and, judging from your cranky attitude,

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didn't reap any benefits.

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Something to think about.

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Whatever. Okay? [stammers]
It's been really nice chatting,

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but I...

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I actually do have to be on a Zoom.

14:30.829 --> 14:31.829
Here's an idea.

14:31.830 --> 14:34.123
You blow off the rest of your Zooms

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or whatever it is that you're pretending
to be doing over here,

14:36.293 --> 14:38.502
and I will show you around

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one of the most beautiful spots
in the world,

14:40.338 --> 14:42.006
one that the whole world
hasn't found out about yet,

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which is kind of what makes it so special.

14:46.303 --> 14:49.221
You know what? I, uh,
I appreciate the sentiment, but I...

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Damn, you're stubborn.

14:52.100 --> 14:54.852
I will throw in a cone
of what is, hands down,

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the best ice cream you will ever taste.

14:57.105 --> 14:59.190
[upbeat music playing]

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[Sam] <i>Okay, so now that I know
that this was</i>

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- a job you were assigned--
- It's a very important job.

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I mean, you don't trust just anybody
with getting ice, am I right?

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True.

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- [laughs softly]
- Anyway,

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speaking of jobs, I didn't get to hear
what you've been up to all this time.

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Let's see. Um...

15:20.629 --> 15:23.005
Well, I-I went to Stanford

15:23.006 --> 15:24.757
- for my undergrad...
- Right, I knew that part.

15:24.758 --> 15:26.425
- Right, right. Sorry.
- No, that's totally fine.

15:26.426 --> 15:28.052
- And then, uh, and then I went to--
- Sorry.

15:28.053 --> 15:31.139
- Sorry, were you gonna--
- No, no, no, please go, please go.

15:32.724 --> 15:36.685
Yeah, yeah, so, uh,
then I did med school at UC San Diego,

15:36.686 --> 15:39.980
where the weather was too nice,
it was weird.

15:39.981 --> 15:42.775
And now I'm at UCSF for my residency.

15:42.776 --> 15:44.777
Which, you know,
I never thought I could get into

15:44.778 --> 15:48.573
'cause it's super competitive,
so... I feel lucky.

15:49.366 --> 15:51.367
Well, I mean, it... it's not luck.

15:51.368 --> 15:53.911
I mean, I know how hard you work.

15:53.912 --> 15:56.538
Or I knew.

15:56.539 --> 15:58.625
[gentle music playing]

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You did know.

16:02.462 --> 16:04.798
We both know a lot about each other.

16:15.684 --> 16:18.560
Oh, God, you hated it. It was,
it was terrible, it-it's the worst story--

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It's amazing.

16:21.272 --> 16:22.272
Really?

16:22.273 --> 16:24.233
"Young Blood" is a kick-ass story.

16:24.234 --> 16:26.528
Love the title, by the way.

16:27.612 --> 16:31.157
Look, you're entering the contest,
and you're gonna win.

16:32.826 --> 16:35.161
Thank you. Really.

16:36.996 --> 16:38.706
Seriously, like...

16:38.707 --> 16:41.834
how do you come up with these stories?

16:41.835 --> 16:46.714
I mean, you seem like such a, just,
normal, basic girl on the outside...

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That's me. Basic.

16:48.341 --> 16:51.927
...but deep down
you're like a total freak.

16:51.928 --> 16:53.429
Uh, hey.

16:53.430 --> 16:54.722
I meant it as a compliment.

16:54.723 --> 16:56.682
Since when is "total freak" a compliment?

16:56.683 --> 16:59.351
Because you have, like,
the coolest brain ever.

16:59.352 --> 17:01.478
Like, I just want to get in there
and see what's happening.

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Okay, and now who's the freak, Dr. Florek?

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I'm okay with that.

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Two total freaks.

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You'll be a famous writer
and I'll be a world-class doctor.

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Deal.

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[sighs]

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It's so hot.

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Let's go swimming.

17:21.082 --> 17:23.000
Do you think we'll be like that
when we're 17?

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No, it's just Charlie.

17:25.420 --> 17:28.297
He's been like that since he was 12.

17:28.298 --> 17:31.717
Meanwhile, we're both 14
and could pass for 11.

17:31.718 --> 17:35.095
I can't believe
you're meeting Delilah tomorrow.

17:35.096 --> 17:37.848
I can't believe
you invited her here, traitor.

17:37.849 --> 17:39.349
I'm not, okay? You'll see.

17:39.350 --> 17:41.852
We'll all have fun together.
She's nice now.

17:41.853 --> 17:43.188
She better be.

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I just hope she doesn't,
like, change everything

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- just by being here.
- No, I promise.

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Delilah's cool.

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Everything will be exactly the same.

17:53.740 --> 17:55.825
[♪ Mathis Hunter sings "A Calamity"]

17:57.911 --> 18:00.914
<i>♪ You don't know what to do ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Do what you wanna do ♪</i>

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<i>♪ You're like the cancer...</i>

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Hey, what's her friend's name again?

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Delilah.

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Oh.

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Any progress? [chuckles]

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I'm in a shit mood, Delilah.

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Little advice? Don't poke the bear.

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<i>♪ And given half a chance...</i>

18:25.146 --> 18:27.397
[young Delilah] <i>Charlie is so hot.</i>

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How could you not tell me that?

18:29.526 --> 18:31.193
Because there's nothing to tell.

18:31.194 --> 18:34.822
Sam's my friend and Charlie's
just the annoying older brother.

18:34.823 --> 18:36.323
The annoying hot older brother.

18:36.324 --> 18:38.993
If you can't see that, you need glasses.

18:46.376 --> 18:48.043
Uh, don't bother putting that on.

18:48.044 --> 18:50.880
- We're about to go swimming.
- Uh, not right this minute.

18:53.049 --> 18:54.508
I need to get hot.

18:54.509 --> 18:56.803
And this view should help.

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Is he looking at me?

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Nope.

19:05.103 --> 19:06.354
Come on, sit down.

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Relax.

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He can't see me if you're standing there.

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We need to get you into a bikini, girl.

19:19.868 --> 19:21.660
You're hiding your goodies.

19:21.661 --> 19:24.580
Yeah, well, we don't exactly have
the same goodies.

19:24.581 --> 19:28.166
Pers... you're always
underselling yourself.

19:28.167 --> 19:30.669
You could be with either
of those boys if you wanted to.

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Yeah, no.

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I mean, I don't want to.

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<i>Sam is my best friend.</i>

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- [console opens]
- Whoa, whoa, better not open that.

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You don't know what might jump out at you.

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Hubba Bubba?

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Is there any chance this is mine?

19:49.105 --> 19:52.357
Yeah, I can confidently say
you are the first and last person

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to ever enjoy Hubba Bubba in this truck.

19:56.404 --> 19:59.239
What are you...? Don't, don't eat that.
What are you doing?

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Oh, I'm not, but I double-dare you to.

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Seriously?

20:03.995 --> 20:05.079
Mm-hmm.

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Well, if it's a double-dare,
then I have to.

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[cackles]

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Ew!

20:11.711 --> 20:14.338
- [groans] It's like...
- Ew.

20:14.339 --> 20:16.298
...ten years old.

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Ugh.

20:18.092 --> 20:19.217
[Percy] Ew!

20:19.218 --> 20:22.304
- Oh, ew.
- Okay, that's, that's gross.

20:22.305 --> 20:24.098
No... well, let me...

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No way. No way.

20:30.813 --> 20:32.898
- We made this for your mom's 40th.
- [laughs]

20:32.899 --> 20:34.733
- You remember?
- I do remember.

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Does this still work?

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- [♪ Chumbawamba plays "Tubthumping"]
- <i>♪ I get knocked down ♪</i>

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<i>♪ but I get up again ♪</i>

20:38.529 --> 20:40.280
<i>♪ You ain't ever gonna get me down ♪</i>

20:40.281 --> 20:43.367
<i>♪ I get knocked down, but I get up again ♪</i>

20:43.368 --> 20:45.285
<i>♪ You ain't ever gonna get me down ♪</i>

20:45.286 --> 20:47.913
<i>♪ I get knocked down, but I get up again ♪</i>

20:47.914 --> 20:49.331
<i>♪ You're never gonna keep me down ♪</i>

20:49.332 --> 20:51.125
- [Percy] Oh.
- <i>♪ I get knocked ♪</i>

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Sorry.

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[sputters]

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It's gonna be a minute.

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[sighs]

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[Percy] Delilah's not gonna be happy.

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[door opens in distance]

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- [door closes]
- [Percy] Ugh, another ten minutes,

21:07.767 --> 21:09.559
- these would be water balloons.
- Oh, shit.

21:09.560 --> 21:11.228
- [Percy] Okay?
- [Sam] That-That's okay.

21:11.229 --> 21:13.438
I know, and that traffic stop
didn't help us at all.

21:13.439 --> 21:15.191
Hey, we're back here. Come on in.

21:16.317 --> 21:18.026
Hey.

21:18.027 --> 21:20.570
- That was fast.
- [Percy] Yeah, well, uh,

21:20.571 --> 21:22.699
I had some help. Mm-hmm.

21:24.742 --> 21:26.743
Little surprised
that this was a two-person job.

21:26.744 --> 21:28.870
Oh, well, you know, I was just on my way
to the funeral home

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when I saw a sad-looking stick figure
lugging these around.

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Okay, well, I would have
made it on my own, for the record.

21:34.210 --> 21:35.461
[Delilah] You only got two bags of ice?

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What are you two up to?

21:38.965 --> 21:40.549
- Oh. Delilah just...
- [Delilah] Oh, just working

21:40.550 --> 21:42.551
on all the stuff for the m-memorial.

21:42.552 --> 21:43.803
Deli... Yeah.

21:45.388 --> 21:46.430
Okay, well...

21:46.431 --> 21:50.142
[sighs] I'm gonna get back
to the funeral home with the programs.

21:50.143 --> 21:51.810
Move all the food to the smaller freezer,

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- and we'll put more ice in there.
- [freezer door closes]

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- I'll see you around, Percy?
- [Percy] Yeah.

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- Thanks for the help.
- Yeah.

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Don't you have more errands to run?

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Oh, yeah. Uh, let me check my punch list.

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"Photos for the memorial."

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On it, boss.

22:11.998 --> 22:13.790
- [door opens]
- Oh, my God.

22:13.791 --> 22:15.625
- That was close.
- Uh-huh.

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Lesson learned.

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[mutters]

22:18.046 --> 22:20.839
[whimsical music playing]

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I don't know what lesson you learned,
but my takeaway is,

22:22.467 --> 22:23.925
we need to start locking these doors.

22:23.926 --> 22:25.469
[exhales] On it.

22:25.470 --> 22:27.471
I got the front.

22:27.472 --> 22:29.264
[Chantal] Mmm, mmm.

22:29.265 --> 22:31.058
Oh, my God.

22:31.059 --> 22:32.934
Do you need some privacy with that?

22:32.935 --> 22:34.728
'Cause I can go over there if you want.

22:34.729 --> 22:37.314
Ice cream is my kryptonite.

22:37.315 --> 22:38.899
Apparently.

22:38.900 --> 22:42.110
Who knew that's all it would take to
get you to blow off work for an afternoon?

22:42.111 --> 22:44.988
That last Zoom was, like,
a wedding planning-related Zoom,

22:44.989 --> 22:46.907
so, easier to blow off, you know?

22:46.908 --> 22:48.700
[chuckles] Whose wedding?

22:48.701 --> 22:50.912
- A client's?
- Mine.

22:51.913 --> 22:53.455
Oh, I didn't know you were engaged.

22:53.456 --> 22:56.208
Yeah. It's just like...

22:56.209 --> 22:59.002
it's not the most interesting thing
about me.

22:59.003 --> 23:00.087
Okay.

23:00.088 --> 23:01.463
- Mm-hmm.
- And what is?

23:01.464 --> 23:05.133
Mm, that I'm gonna be the youngest person
to make partner at my firm.

23:05.134 --> 23:07.469
That I billed 20,000 hours last year.

23:07.470 --> 23:10.889
That I negotiated SZA's deal with Coach
before I brushed my teeth this morning.

23:10.890 --> 23:12.516
Wow.

23:12.517 --> 23:15.144
Sounds like you've had
a pretty charmed life so far.

23:15.728 --> 23:16.978
I wouldn't say that.

23:16.979 --> 23:19.022
I just... I work really, really hard,

23:19.023 --> 23:23.235
and I have hit every benchmark
that I have ever set out for myself.

23:23.236 --> 23:25.195
- As gross as that sounds.
- Yeah, no,

23:25.196 --> 23:28.031
I believe you,
and I'm sure you're plenty driven.

23:28.032 --> 23:33.328
It's just, from my own experience, you can
plan all you want, but shit happens.

23:33.329 --> 23:34.788
What kind of shit?

23:34.789 --> 23:35.997
Well...

23:35.998 --> 23:39.167
let's say your whole life

23:39.168 --> 23:41.878
was built on the dream
of playing professional basketball,

23:41.879 --> 23:45.215
and you train your ass off
to play D1 in college

23:45.216 --> 23:47.342
so then you can be scouted by the pros,

23:47.343 --> 23:49.594
which you are,

23:49.595 --> 23:52.430
only then you rupture your pec...

23:52.431 --> 23:55.684
and then you watch that whole plan
wash down the drain.

23:55.685 --> 23:57.602
For example.

23:57.603 --> 23:58.937
Shit.

23:58.938 --> 24:00.147
And then,

24:00.148 --> 24:03.900
next thing you know,
you're back in the town

24:03.901 --> 24:06.737
that you swore you'd never live in and...

24:08.239 --> 24:11.701
...working the family business
that you swore you'd never run.

24:12.285 --> 24:13.786
That kind of thing.

24:15.371 --> 24:16.789
I'm sorry.

24:18.833 --> 24:20.209
I'm an asshole.

24:20.793 --> 24:23.545
No, well, at least you're
a self-aware asshole. That's something.

24:23.546 --> 24:25.298
[chuckles]

24:26.299 --> 24:28.301
[sentimental music playing]

24:55.870 --> 24:57.413
- [Taylor] Hello?
- [gasps softly]

25:08.299 --> 25:09.508
[Jordie] Delilah.

25:10.635 --> 25:12.135
Hey.

25:12.136 --> 25:13.553
- Ooh.
- How you been?

25:13.554 --> 25:15.138
I feel like I haven't seen you in a while.

25:15.139 --> 25:18.767
Yeah, I've been, uh, busy
with the memorial.

25:18.768 --> 25:23.271
Oh. Is that why you're always
at The Tavern?

25:23.272 --> 25:25.357
Wow, o-observant. [laughs]

25:25.358 --> 25:30.362
Uh, y... no, I-I'm helping Sam and Charlie
with the details of the memorial.

25:30.363 --> 25:31.863
You know how guys are.

25:31.864 --> 25:35.701
Yeah. Uh, "guys" or just Charlie?

25:38.412 --> 25:40.163
I don't, I don't know
what you're implying.

25:40.164 --> 25:41.457
What are you...?

25:44.585 --> 25:45.710
Hi.

25:45.711 --> 25:46.963
- How are you?
- Hey, we're friends, Delilah.

25:47.546 --> 25:49.632
Friends don't grill each other. Okay?

25:51.133 --> 25:52.969
Okay, no judgment.

25:54.011 --> 25:56.721
I know you must be going
through something,

25:56.722 --> 25:59.683
but Charlie Florek is not the answer.

25:59.684 --> 26:01.519
Do you even know
what the question is, Jordie?

26:02.019 --> 26:05.188
What do you mean? I mean, I'm guessing
maybe things with you and Whit are--

26:05.189 --> 26:06.606
A total disaster?

26:06.607 --> 26:08.025
Yeah.

26:08.609 --> 26:09.777
You happy now?

26:10.820 --> 26:12.404
No, D, I'm really sorry.

26:12.405 --> 26:15.115
Don't be. I'm fine.

26:15.116 --> 26:17.618
[somber music playing]

26:18.202 --> 26:19.452
- Oh, hi.
- Oh, hey.

26:19.453 --> 26:21.955
- Sorry. Percy.
- Yeah.

26:21.956 --> 26:24.082
- I remember. [laughs]
- Delilah sent me over.

26:24.083 --> 26:26.084
I didn't think anyone would be home.

26:26.085 --> 26:27.294
Oh, no problem. Come on in.

26:27.295 --> 26:29.296
Uh, honestly, I needed a break anyways.

26:29.297 --> 26:32.340
I've been down there trying to declutter,
and I'm purging like a maniac.

26:32.341 --> 26:34.634
[laughs] Okay, well,
I'll be in and out, I promise.

26:34.635 --> 26:36.553
Um, Delilah just asked me to swing by

26:36.554 --> 26:39.055
to pick up a photo album, I guess.

26:39.056 --> 26:41.850
Yeah, sure, for the,
for the memorial service. Right.

26:41.851 --> 26:44.561
Uh, maybe it's downstairs?

26:44.562 --> 26:46.731
Uh, I'll help you find it.

26:47.732 --> 26:49.733
Careful, it's a danger zone down there.

26:49.734 --> 26:52.028
[sentimental music playing]

26:59.577 --> 27:00.952
[young Delilah] <i>I know a good game.</i>

27:00.953 --> 27:02.038
Let's play truth or dare.

27:02.830 --> 27:04.039
What do you think?

27:04.040 --> 27:05.665
I'd play if you would.

27:05.666 --> 27:06.709
Fine.

27:07.293 --> 27:09.794
You guys are so codependent.

27:09.795 --> 27:11.297
Hey, Charlie.

27:12.423 --> 27:13.506
How about a game of truth or dare?

27:13.507 --> 27:15.592
[chuckles] I'm good.

27:15.593 --> 27:17.428
You kids knock yourself out.

27:18.012 --> 27:19.804
Fine, be that way.

27:19.805 --> 27:22.933
Okay. I'll spin first
'cause it was my idea.

27:23.559 --> 27:25.852
- [♪ Neon Trees play "Everybody Talks"]
- <i>♪ And that was when I kissed her...</i>

27:25.853 --> 27:29.273
Um, okay, I guess I choose "truth."

27:29.857 --> 27:31.233
Of course you do.

27:31.901 --> 27:32.901
Okay.

27:32.902 --> 27:35.529
<i>♪ Take me to your love shack...</i>

27:36.447 --> 27:37.782
Do you have a boyfriend?

27:40.117 --> 27:41.451
You know I don't.

27:41.452 --> 27:43.371
Just double-checking.

27:47.333 --> 27:48.584
Uh...

27:49.835 --> 27:51.128
...truth.

27:51.629 --> 27:53.046
Boring.

27:53.047 --> 27:54.548
Do you have a girlfriend?

27:57.093 --> 27:58.259
[Charlie laughs]

27:58.260 --> 27:59.803
Of course he doesn't. Look at him.

27:59.804 --> 28:00.721
Shut up.

28:02.348 --> 28:03.599
So, do you?

28:04.392 --> 28:07.227
<i>♪ And that was when I kissed her...</i>

28:07.228 --> 28:08.312
No.

28:09.188 --> 28:10.188
[Delilah] All right.

28:10.189 --> 28:11.606
Well, I'm gonna spin again.

28:11.607 --> 28:14.567
God, can we just put an end to this
if I choose "dare"?

28:14.568 --> 28:16.236
Yes.

28:16.237 --> 28:18.489
Now, what should it be, this dare?

28:19.573 --> 28:20.782
Let me think.

28:20.783 --> 28:23.827
<i>♪ Talks back ♪</i>

28:23.828 --> 28:25.995
<i>♪ Never thought I'd live to...</i>

28:25.996 --> 28:27.665
I dare you to kiss Percy.

28:28.707 --> 28:29.999
<i>♪ Ah-ah ♪</i>

28:30.000 --> 28:34.295
<i>♪ When everybody's words got in the way ♪</i>

28:34.296 --> 28:35.880
It's a dare. You have to do it.

28:35.881 --> 28:37.090
<i>♪ Oh ♪</i>

28:37.091 --> 28:39.175
[tense music playing]

28:39.176 --> 28:40.260
[Charlie] Dude.

28:40.261 --> 28:41.470
What are you waiting for?

28:42.596 --> 28:44.305
Look at her, Sam, she's cute.

28:44.306 --> 28:46.141
Get lost, Charles.

28:46.142 --> 28:48.352
I mean, if you don't want to do it,
then I can.

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I'd hate for Percy to feel bad just 'cause
you don't have the balls to kiss her.

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JK. [laughs softly]

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<i>♪ And that was when I kissed her ♪</i>

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No offense, Pers. Maybe in a few years.

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<i>♪ And then she made my lips hurt ♪</i>

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<i>♪ I can hear the chitchat ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Take me to your love shack...</i>

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Wait, wait. It's your turn to spin.

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[older Percy] <i>I don't remember
the basement like this.</i>

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[Taylor] Who knew Sue was a hoarder?

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Sue?

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- That doesn't sound right.
- Oh, no, trust me.

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I was finding stuff
from the boys' toddler days.

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Yeah. I mean, I can...

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- I can show you if you don't believe me.
- No, no, no.

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- Please don't. I believe you.
- I was finding drawers,

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like, absolutely stuffed
with, like, old Pokémon cards

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and, like, those paddle games
with the rubber ball?

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I mean, I, I love Sue,
but why would anyone want to keep those?

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Honestly, I don't know.

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- [phone chimes]
- Oh, shoot, that's work.

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God, it never stops.

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What do you do for work?

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Oh, um, I'm a pediatrician.

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Um, Sam and I met in medical school,

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and I'm doing my fellowship
in pediatric surgery.

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Wow. So, you're like, uh,
an organizer who saves lives.

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Yeah, uh, like, you know,
in training. [chuckles]

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You're amazing.

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Oh, my God. You want to laugh?

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Check this out. There's, like, DVDs
from a zillion years ago.

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Uh, we got...

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<i>Halloween 6, Amityville Horror.</i>

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Ugh, <i>The Thing?</i> So creepy.

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I mean, not to mention un-Sam, right?

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I, uh, I keep putting

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a "Goodwill" Post-it on it,
and he keeps switching it to "save."

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Mind you, this is a guy
who would rather have a root canal

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than watch a movie on TV, like,

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any movie. [laughs softly]

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[sighs] Yeah, there's so many more boxes
I need to get through,

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and I got to go drop off the donations
and...

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You know what?
The photo albums might be in Sam's room.

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Sue just had so much stuff. [groans]

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- [phone chimes]
- Shoot, that's work again.

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[gentle music playing]

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[young Percy] <i>Sam, you home?</i>

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Yeah, down here.

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Samuel. Hello.

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- [sighs]
- Do not call me that.

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It's just Sam.

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What's wrong?

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Nothing. Why?

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Oh. Okay, whatever.

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I brought Sour Patch Kids
and my entire movie collection,

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and let's face it,
your TV is better than mine.

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Your choice. <i>Psycho</i> or--

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I'm gonna watch <i>Billy Madison.</i>

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Okay, whatever.

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<i>Billy Madison.</i>

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<i>A buffoon.</i>

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<i>And yet a threat to my eventual takeover</i>

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<i>of this company.</i>

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<i>A menace.</i>

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<i>And what do we do with a menace?</i>

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<i>We eliminate it.</i>

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<i>We eliminate Billy Madison.</i>

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[woman over video] <i>Tricia Labonte.</i>

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[Tricia] <i>Here.</i>

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- [woman] <i>Scotty Logan.</i>
- What's up?

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[Scotty] <i>Here.</i>

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Nothing, I'm just...

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I just have to go to the bathroom.
Don't pause it.

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Percy, you need anything?

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No, I-I'm okay.

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- I just... I-I have to get home.
- Whoa-whoa-whoa.

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Whoa-whoa-whoa. Slow down, P.
What's going on?

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Um...

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I-I got my period?

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[laughs softly] Okay.
Do you not have any pads or...?

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No, like... for the first time.

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[laughing softly]

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That's big.

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Oh, my gosh.

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I'm sorry.
Is it okay that I hugged you? I just...

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Thank you for telling me.

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Come on. I got you. It's okay.

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<i>Would have been</i>

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bad enough that it happened
on a field trip to an apple orchard,

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miles away from any form
of modern plumbing, but...

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I was wearing my favorite jeans.

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White. [chuckles]

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Of course.

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Well, I bled through my underwear

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and my favorite shorts.

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And maybe your couch.

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I'm really sorry.

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Please. That couch has seen way worse.

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I have two boys.
Don't even get me started.

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Oh, here we go.

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So, I have, um, a couple different sizes
to choose from.

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And I'll get you some new shorts.

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[Percy] Thanks.

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[somber music playing]

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[sniffling]

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[footfalls approach]

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Here, see if these work...

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Oh, honey.

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Are you okay?

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- I'm sorry.
- No.

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You cry as much as you want, sweet pea.

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Between us...

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...this is my favorite place to cry.

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I just...

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Feels like everything's changing,
and I hate it.

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Oh, I know. I-I get that.

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[wind chimes clinking]

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Hey.

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I just wanted to come and say goodbye.

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I thought you were leaving tomorrow.

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No, my mom has to deal
with some work stuff.

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She's the department head now,
so she has to be back early.

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Okay, well, that sucks.

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Guess <i>The Shining</i> will have to wait.

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Yeah, unfortunately.

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Um...

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Anyways, are-are we good?

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Yeah. O-Of course.

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Swear?

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Swear.

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[♪ Novo Amor sings "Anchor"]

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<i>♪ Took the breath from my open mouth ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Never known how it broke me down ♪</i>

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<i>♪ I went in circles somewhere else ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Shook the best when your love was home ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Storing up on your summer glow ♪</i>

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<i>♪ You went in search of someone else ♪</i>

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<i>♪ And I hear your ship is comin' in ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Your tears a sea for me to swim ♪</i>

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<i>♪ And I hear a storm is comin' in ♪</i>

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<i>♪ My dear, is it all we've ever been? ♪</i>

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[Percy] <i>Mom,</i>

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I should never...
I should never have come.

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It was so stupid.

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I told you I would go to the funeral
with you for one day to pay our respects.

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- But--
<i>- Why did you go early?</i>

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I should be able to be here on my own.

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- This was my home.
<i>- Percy, listen to me.</i>

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That place and those boys are toxic, okay?

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<i>So, as soon as we hang up,
you are gonna get yourself out of there.</i>

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<i>- Tonight. Do you hear me?</i>
- [knock on door]

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<i>- Percy.</i>
- Mom, I have to go.

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<i>- [line clicks]</i>
- Hello?

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<i>[disconnect tone]</i>

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Shit.

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Babe?

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Why would she go back there?

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After everything they put her through,
why would she do that?

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I don't know.

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But there's only so much you can do.

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She's not a kid anymore.

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<i>[knock on door]</i>

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Just a minute, I'll be right there.

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<i>♪ Anchor up ♪</i>

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<i>♪ to me ♪</i>

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<i>♪ My love, my love...</i>

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Sam.

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Hey.

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Sorry to just pop up here like this.

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It's fine.

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Can I come in?

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Of course.

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<i>♪ Caught the air in your woven mouth ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Leave it all,
I'll be hearing how you went ♪</i>

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<i>♪ in search of someone else ♪</i>

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<i>♪ They taught the hand
that taut the bride ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Both our eyes locked to the tide ♪</i>

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<i>♪ We went in circles somewhere else ♪</i>

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<i>♪ And I hear your ship is comin' in ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Your tears a sea for me to swim ♪</i>

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<i>♪ And I hear a storm is comin' in ♪</i>

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<i>♪ My dear, is it all we've ever been? ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Anchor up to me, love ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Anchor up ♪</i>

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<i>♪ to me ♪</i>

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<i>♪ My love, my love ♪</i>

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<i>♪ My love ♪</i>
