Little Secrets Page #2
They'll think the movers lost it.
They'll be upset,
but they won't be able to blame me.
If you want to properly conceal
the evidence come with me.
Come on.
- I need your name.
- Philip.
Did you just say, "fill it up"?
No, I said, "Philip." Like P-H-l-L-l-P.
You mean, Philip.
- Where'd you get that strange accent?
- Chicago.
Interesting. I'm Emily.
A milli-what?
Like a millimeter or millipede?
I don't get it.
Emily, Like Emily Dickinson
or Emily Bronte.
Who are they?
Only the most famous female poet
and author ever to Live.
You owe me 50 cents.
- For what?
- My services.
I've Labeled your item
in case you ever need it back.
Okay, there you go.
Wait, is there tons of broken stuff in there
of other people?
Is that what those kids were doing
waiting in Line?
They tell me their secrets,
which often involve broken merchandise.
How does somebody become
a professional secret keeper?
I didn't know anybody
who could keep a secret...
...and I've never spoiled a secret
in my entire Life.
So I knew it was a marketable skill.
Anything of yours in there?
You know my secret.
Didn't you hear me?
I keep secrets. I don't share them.
Especially my own.
The girls Look Like
they're having fun at camp.
I'm not sure about Harold,
but I think you should go up there.
I don't believe you, Mom.
You watched my video?
You Left it on the coffee table.
I was curious.
That's worse than reading my mail.
I'm sorry, Emily, I didn't know.
Rather than ship me off, why can't you
encourage me for what really matters?
You have our encouragement.
Can I please be excused?
I have to change.
Kurt Besters conducting Innovators
in Washington, D.C.
It's Live on PBS.
Samuel Cardon is the guest performer.
Neil is on his way over.
We're watching the Braves.
- I thought you knew.
- I've been planning this all week.
Can't you watch it someplace else?
Where do you suggest we go?
A sports bar?
You'd let your new child watch
whatever it wanted whenever.
Emily!
Why don't I tape the concert
while we're watching the game?
I know you can do it.
- I know it can be done.
- It's not the same if it isn't Live.
Who has ever heard of a family
with only one TV?
Please be home.
I can't believe this.
It'll turn up when we unpack the rest,
or find that missing box of photos.
Or all of David's tennis clothes.
It's over 100 years old.
You know what that's worth?
- Come on, Don. Worry about it tomorrow.
Pop the champagne.
Let's christen our new home.
Hey! Look on the bright side.
Burglars could have stolen the whole thing.
- Hello.
- Hi. I'm Emily Lindstrom. I Live next door.
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