Cheaper by the Dozen Page #3
- That's good! That's good!
That's what I'm talkin' about.
Way to go, Marcus.
- Way to go, boys.!
- Nice passes.
- Right here.
- Nice job!
Man, you're gettin'
old and ugly.
Shake.
Hey.
Hey, what are you
doin' here?
What, are you still too busy bein' the
pansy house-husband to read the newspapers?
That coach was 5-3.
That's doesn't cut it.
I'm trying to grow a program.
Hey, guys. Remember Shake?
We played college ball together.
Yeah, the hot dog.
Mom said it first.
We're having
adult time here, boys.
No idea what that means.
Well, it's this crazy thing
where grown-ups...
actually get to have a conversation
without being interrupted by kids.
- It is.
So why don't you run along?
Mom's right.
He is a wiener.
Sorry about that. Kate likes you.
It's just that,you know...
she had to have the biggest
stud on the team.
So she, uh, chose
the third-string receiver...
and got all this.
Yeah.
So, are you gonna
tell me why you're here?
Lincoln's a winning machine.
You think you can make
our old team a champion again?
- You mean coach?
- Coach.
Tom, what is it? Just tell me.
- Just-
- Okay. Wait.
Dad's covering with the machines.
- To the chute!
- Go, go, go!
My, this is big.
to coach the Stallions.
- Get out!
- He offered me...
a fat five-year contract, housing
allowance, moving expenses.
Kate, we can finally get new furniture.
We can get a new car.
And get this. University employees
can send their kids to school for free.
Wow.
Oh. I don't know, honey.
that's a lot of pressure
and a lot more hours.
Yeah, but with all the kids in school next
year, we could handle more job pressure.
Yeah, but, honey, Midland is our home.
I mean, the kids' lives are here.
Midland has been great
for raising our kids...
to sacrifice the way that I did.
You loved your childhood.
Yeah.
Except for this part-
the raggedy, hand-me-down part.
The Stallions head coach.
It's your dream job,
isn't it, honey?
I want this one, Kate.
Let's talk to the kids.
How do you think
they'll handle it?
We're gonna move!
Okay, everybody,
you know the drill.
On "three,"
you give me a big "cheese. "
Jake, do you have
to wear black?
Black works, Mom. Jesus, like,
has his funeral on Christmas.
- He died on Easter, Barbie.
- Whatever.
He was resurrected
on Easter, moron.
- Be quiet.
- Don't touch me.!
- Hey, hey, hey!
What's all the fighting about?
Exactly when did you plan
- I'm not moving!
- Yeah, because I'm not moving, all right?
- I'm not moving.
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