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There were no two ways about it.

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When I was fourteen...

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I was a pretty cool kid.

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Not in the ninety-ninth-percentile of coolness, maybe, but definitely top third of my class.

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I knew the walk. I knew the talk.
I had my own kinda...style.

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But like a lot of cool kids my age, I did have one tragic flaw.

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One terrible secret that threatened the very fabric of my fragile image.

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I, Kevin Arnold...

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- Hi, honey!
- Hi, Mom.

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Had a mom.

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Did you have a good day at school?

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Yeah!

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Well, I'm glad.

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Don't get me wrong - I liked my mother.
She was good to me.

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Hungry?

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Nah...Well, a little.

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Good! I made you a grilled-cheese sandwich!

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She made me grilled-cheese sandwiches...

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- Milk?
- Thanks!

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She poured my milk...

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Oh - and I sewed that button on the shirt that you like - so you can wear it tomorrow.

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She sewed my buttons...

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That's great, Mom.

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And, I went shopping for you today.

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- You did? 
- Uh-huh.

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Face it. The woman loved me.

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She knew me better than anyone in the world. Which of course...was the problem.

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Look! Underpants!

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Your favorite kind!

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She knew...too much.

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Still, like a lot of housewives of her time, what Mom knew was pretty much limited to her domain.

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Oh, Jack, the dryer's been acting up again - I had to change the filter on it today.

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Eh...

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And I put a new shower curtain up in the bathroom.

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And, so long as what she did in her world didn't interfere with our world...

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That was fine with us.

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And...I've got some news.

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I was in line this morning at the A & P...

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And Marietta Milburn was ahead of me.

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She mentioned that her next-door neighbor had just quit her job, and they needed someone to fill her position.

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Just temporarily.

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It's...mostly just light typing and filing, nothing difficult...

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And I'd be home in plenty of time to cook dinner.

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What do you think?

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Now obviously what was required here was a show of enthusiasm.

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However half-hearted.

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- Fine with me then...
- Sounds great, Mom.

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Mom!

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You're blocking the TV!

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Oh! I'm sorry!

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And, the decision had been made.

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Well, then...I guess...that's that!

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After all, if a little meaningless clerical work could brighten her day, nothin' wrong with that.

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So where is this job?

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In the attendance office at Kevin's school.

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It was the cool kid's worst nightmare.

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Mom? Listen, about this job.

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Gimme a hand with this, will ya honey?

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It's been so long since I've actually typed!
Wonder if it's like riding a bicycle.

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Seemed to me, this was a little more critical than typewriters or bicycles.

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Mom? Are you sure this is a good idea?

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I just wondered, you know, if you'd thought this all through.

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How do you mean, honey?

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Well, you know, a big decision like this isn't something you just want to rush into.

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Oh...I see.

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There! All I had to do was detail the greater ramifications.

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Which one do you think I should wear?

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Mom!

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Kevin! You're really worried about this, aren't you?

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God bless the woman.

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- Kinda. 
- Well, don't be.

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Just because I'm going to work doesn't mean I'm going to neglect you.

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What?

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I may have a job, but I'm still your mother.
And you're still my little boy.

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It wasn't exactly a comforting thought.

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Gimme that!

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Still, sooner or later, Mom would realize what a bad idea this was.

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All she needed was a little time to think it over.

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What time shall we leave tomorrow?

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Tomorrow?

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I start at nine - we can drive to school together!

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Thanks...but I think I'll take the bus.

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This is fun, isn't it?

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So much for public transportation.

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I have never seen you dawdle so long, getting ready for school.

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Sorry.

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You think I'm dressed OK?

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Actually, she looked kinda like an astronaut's wife.

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You look fine, Mom.

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Now if she could only look invisible.

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I'm just sorry we won't be able to see each other more.

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What do you mean?

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Well, I'll probably be cooped up in the attendance office all day.

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I don't think I'll even have time to say hello.

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You won't?

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Well, then - things were looking up.
Maybe this wouldn't be so bad.

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Maybe once we got to school, no one would even know she was there.

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Once we actually got to school.

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Ready?

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Kevin?!

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Uh...You go ahead, Mom.
I got a, uh...a knot in my shoelace.

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You want any help?
I may have an extra one in my -

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No! No really, thanks!

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But, I don't wanna be late!

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- No, no...wouldn't want that!
- Well, then...

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Seeya, Mom!

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So, I'd passed the critical hurdle. I'd crossed the mine field.

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With mom safely stashed in the attendance office...

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I was feeling good again. Cool again.

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Hey! Kev!

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Guess who I ran into at the attendance office? Your mom!

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Oh - she wanted me to give this to you.

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Oh, my gosh!

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There was only one way to handle this.

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That's a pretty good one, Paul!

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- Huh?
- My mother?

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- I don't even have a mother! 
- What?

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Well, of course I have a mother - but she's not here, Paul.

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- Gimme that!
- But I just saw her!

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No you didn't, Paul.

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- But I'm sure I -
- No you didn't, Paul.

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You did not see my mother, Paul - do I make myself clear?

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Take you seats, please!

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OK, I'd weaseled my way out of it.

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But it was clear if I was gonna survive this...

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I was gonna have to lay low.
Avoid public situations.

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Like, say...

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Fire-drill!

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Now, ordinarily a junior-high fire-drill has all the excitement of a four-week vacation packed into ten minutes.

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But when everyone else was partying...

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I was busy keeping watch.

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There she is.

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Who?

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My mother!
What's she doing now?

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Oh. She's talking to Mr. Diperna.

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Diperna?!

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Great. Invading my turf wasn't bad enough - now she was fraternizing with the enemy.

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This is unbelievable!

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Kev? Aren't you making kind of a big deal out of this?

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I mean, look at you - hiding from your own flesh-and-blood?

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Easy for him to say.
It wasn't his flesh-and-blood.

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Paul, just stay out of this, OK?

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Oh, come on! What's she doing to hurt you?

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Well...

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And suddenly, I felt ashamed.
Paul, as usual, was right.

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This was my mother.

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The woman who cooked my food.

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And for that one moment, I actually forgave her.

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Yoo-hoo!

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Yoo-hoo! Hi, honey!

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Just for a moment, though.

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Mom! We gotta talk.

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How do ya mean?

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Well, see...

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One little problem here.

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How do you explain "cool" to a forty-year-old housewife...Who folds your sweatsocks?

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How'd it go today?

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Well - I think it went OK!
Actually, I was a little nervous.

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It was just all so different than what I expected.

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But it was fun! I guess.

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Once I get my typing up to speed, I know I'll really enjoy the job.

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Oh. Good

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And...that was that.

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Except, somehow I knew...I had to face this thing head-on.

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Listen - Mom?

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This wasn't gonna be easy.
It was gonna take tact...finesse.

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When we're at school...could you maybe just...not talk to me?

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Or, notice me...or, even look at me?

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You know, cuz I'd rather people didn't know you were there at all.

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Well, of course, Kevin.

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If that's what you'd like.

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Uh-huh. Winston Churchill, himself, couldn't have handled it better.

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Still, over the next few days, things kinda...changed.

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Now that we'd had our little talk, Mom was as good as her word.

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And while I worked to patch my injured image.

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Norma Arnold turned into a stranger.

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By Friday, I guess I was feeling pretty lousy about what I'd done.

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Face it, what harm was Mom actually doing me?

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Hey, buddy! I hear your old lady's working for the brass.

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Ask a stupid question...

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Tony!

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Tony Barbella - RFK's answer to Java Man.

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Listen, Arnold...you don't mind if I call you "Arnold", do ya?

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See I need to ask you a favor...
if that's alright with you.

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- Well -
- I need a pass.

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You know the green ones - "get outta jail free"?

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And, uh, since you got, uh, family connections in the front office - I figured you were the guy to come to.

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Well, Tony...of course I'd like to help you, but...just because my mom-

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I understand the problems, the logistics. L-listen if you do this...

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I would really...really...really...really, appreciate it.

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I was mad. I'd been led to a life of crime.

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And I knew by whom.

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The real culprit was right behind that counter.

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Mom?

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Oh, Kevin! What are you doing here?

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I, uh...forgot my lunch money.

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Honey, my purse is just back there - would you mind just coming in to get it?

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Sure!

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Ah, the devious depths of the criminal mind.

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OK, so I knew it was wrong.
I had no choice.

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Besides, after all I'd been through, what court in the world would convict me?

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Kevin?

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And suddenly...Court was in session.

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I, uh...

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Uh, Mrs. Arnold...could I speak with you, please?

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I'll be right in.

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As soon as possible, please.

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Well, I have to get to work.

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Mom!

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Suddenly the Tony Barbella's of the world seemed like small potatoes.

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Mom?

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About what happened...

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It wasn't what it looked like.

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Anyway, I-I didn't take that pass.

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I know.

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So -

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Kevin - could we talk about this later?
I'm...just a little distracted, right now.

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I just got my walking papers.

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Mr. Diperna just fired me.

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Oh...

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He said my typing wasn't up to snuff.
And my dictation was...laborious.

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He said that?

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I don't know. Maybe he's right.

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Anyway...

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Now you know.

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I'm really sorry, Mom.

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I guess even astronaut's wives had a bad day once in awhile.

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Want some company?

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No.

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Could you take the bus?
I think I'd like to go for a drive.

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Sure.

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So where is she?

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I'm hungry.

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How should I know?!

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That night I didn't feel up to explanations.

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Something happen at school?

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No! I-I mean...nothing that I know of.

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I knew I was gonna be in trouble for what I'd done, but, that's not what troubled me most.

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Standing in that kitchen where Mom had made her family grilled-cheese sandwiches for last eighteen years,

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I knew that something had changed.

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- About time...
- Um-hmmm.

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Dad? Wayne?

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The least I could do was prepare them for the shattered soul who would walk through that door.

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Hi! Anybody hungry?

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Uh-hnnnnn.

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Sorry! I lost track of time.

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We'll eat in twenty minutes.

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Just let me get this casserole in the oven.

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Oh! And I stopped by and picked up the crumb-cake you all love.

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- Great.
- Oh...

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- You need that freshened, honey?
- Oh! Thanks.

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It was incredible!

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This was the most un-shattered soul I'd ever laid eyes on.

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She seemed...happy.
Almost confidant. Almost...

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Oh, Kevin - did you tell your father about school today?

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Completely out of her mind.

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What about school?

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I won't be working there anymore.

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What? Why?

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Well, it's pretty simple, really.

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And I knew she was gonna tell them.
About everything.

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Only for some reason - she didn't.

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It's just not the right job for me.
Not right now. And, I think I can do better!

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So I won't be going back there.

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Right, honey?

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Well, then...if that's what you want.

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That's what I want.

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And in that moment...

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I knew beyond a shadow of a doubt one thing about this woman I'd been so ashamed of.

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By the way...you're grounded.

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She was pretty cool.

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When you're fourteen, change is an everyday thing.

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You live with it every moment of your life.

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That night, I understood for the first time that Mom's world was changing, too.

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Maybe more than mine.

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Her family was growing up.

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She didn't have kids in pajamas anymore, asking -

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Mom? Do we have any more hot-chocolate?

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Would you like me to make you some?

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Sure!

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Still, somehow...

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I knew that whatever change lay ahead...

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Norma Arnold would handle it.

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Ready in a minute, honey!

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