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F***!
God!
Maybe we didn't see all
What was that you were doing
in the washroom, Sarah?
What?
Your fit.
That... that was nothing.
Sarah, you have my attention.
- I was disappointed in myself.
- So you punished yourself.
No, I don't... It's just something
I do. I don't know.
Would you do it again, for us, now?
- What?
- I want to see your fit, Sarah.
I've never done that in
front of anyone before.
Alright then, thank you for coming in.
Thank you, Sarah. We'll be in touch.
Hey, how'd it go?
How did the audition go? What happened?
Not good. I think they made fun of me.
What?
I don't really want to
Okay, well, hey,
everyone's coming by in a little bit.
You should come hang out with us.
I kind of want to be alone. Thanks.
full of birthing cheer,
I love birthdays.
Again with the phone, Sarah?
Am I going to have to start frisking you?
David, what are you doing
I told you to go defrost
those chicken strips like an hour ago.
They're like a block of ice.
Jesus Christ.
Hi, this is Sarah Walker calling you back.
You just called me.
Hello Sarah. Yes, we tried to call...
Yes, yeah, I'm so sorry about that.
- I was...
- Please don't cut me off, Sarah.
We'd like to see you again.
Yes, yeah, yeah, I would...
I would love to come in again.
Great. I'll e-mail you the details.
And Sarah, this will be
different from the last time.
Oh, well good because I only
have so much hair on my head.
Well, thank you. Thank you so much
- and I'm sorry that I cut you off...
- Yeah.
Jeez.
What's going on with you lately?
Listen, Sarah,
Tater's girls are all family.
So, if one of you isn't on the ball
then that affects the whole family.
your family now, would you, Sarah?
- I don't really have a family, Carl.
- I'm talking about your Big Tater's family,
the phone thing, all these
auditions that you're going on.
I know it's important to you but...
this is your job.
You got to prioritize.
- Yeah, maybe you're right.
- I know that I am.
I think I may have to quit.
No, I don't... You didn't understand
what I was trying to say.
This job is getting in the way, Carl.
I have a talent,
a real talent and I'm not going
to take that for granted anymore.
Now that's... You... You're twisting my
words around and that's not what I meant.
Let me... Let's... Let's start over.
You have a gift. No.
This. This place.
Sarah, there are a million other girls
who would beg for a steady job like this.
I am not a million other girls.
You can go right in.
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