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In Philadelphia?
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Andrew, don't change the subject.
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I'm sorry. I-I thought
the subject was telling lies.
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I called dad's cell phone.
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I know he moved out.
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Well, it's just temporary, and --
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I thought it would upset you,
so I was protecting you.
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Whatever.
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You lied, so sTOP pretending like you have
some sort of moral authority.
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Andrew, just because I chose not to share
my marital1 problems with you
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does not give you the right to be rude.
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How about driving my father away?
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Do I get to be rude then?
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Hi.
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What's this?
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That's a sock.
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It's a man's sock.
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I found it under our bed.
It's not mine.
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Oh, for god's sakes, Carlos, it's yao lin's.
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Our maid wears size 13 gym socks?
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No, she dusts with them.
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See?
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Socks instead of rags.
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Susan, hello.
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Mrs. Huber.
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Did you and Mike come together?
I saw him over in the fresh produce aisle2.
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No, like I told you before, we're just friends.
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Oh.
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By the way, if I didn't make it clear yesterday,
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I absolutely did not do
that thing you accused me of.
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Hey, Susan.
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Hey, Ms. Huber.
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Nice to see you, Mike.
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Hey.
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You like alfred hitchcock?
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They're doing a retrospective down at the rialto.
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Uh...
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I'm not really a fan.
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Oh, come on. How can you not like hitchcock?
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I just, uh... don't. Ha ha.
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Oh.
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Okay.
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Well, uh, nice to see you.
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You too, Ms. Huber.
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You're so silly.
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Pretending not to like him on my account --
I mean, really.
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Will you just drop it?
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You shouldn't be rude to me, Susan.
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Your secret is not an easy burden to bear.
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That insurance company is putting Edie through hell,
