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Dr. Van De Kamp.
503
Hello, George.
My cardiologist phoned in a prescription1.
504
Oh, right, right.
I've got it here somewhere.
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So have you seen Bree lately?
507
Yeah, I ran into her last night at the dineron
maple avenue. We had a nice talk.
508
Mm.
509
That's all you did --just talk?
510
We're just friends, Dr. Van De Kamp -- nothing more.
511
That's good to hear.
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You know, if you ever do get a vibe from Bree that
she's interested in more than just friendship,
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I'd be careful if I were you.
514
Excuse me?
515
I just want you to know that she'd only be using
you to even the score with me.
516
Don't fall for it.
517
Bree would never do anything like that.
She's a lady.
518
Exactly. A very beautiful, classy lady.
519
Remember, they tend to end up
with doctors, not pharmacists.
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521
Bree is very beautiful and very classy,
but she's not very perceptive2.
522
For instance, she thinks you're a good person,
and it's now very clear to me
523
you aren't.
524
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525
I'd like my prescription now, George.
526
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527
- R. VAN DE KAMP -
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529
I can't seem to find it.
530
Guess I'll have to have it delivered.
531
Thank you.
532
No. Thank you.
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534
Paul.
535
Did you notice? They're playing a classic.
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537
Yeah.
538
Care to dance?
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540
I'd love to.
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542
I have a little confession3 to make.
543
Oh?
544
I have been so concerned about Julie lately that
I sort of eavesdropped4 on her the other day
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while she was having a phone conversation with Zach.
546
Really.
547
They were having a very interesting conversation.
548
about?
549
Zach was telling Julie about what happened to Dana.
550
Was he now?
