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Come on, guys.

Good.

- Turn.

Turn?

- Yes.

Take your time.

Use your strength well.

Take your time. Ready. Go.

Come on.

Everything. Come on.

Everything.

You want to get back in that chair.

That's it. Take a break.

Try to recover.

Take your time.

Turn into the chair in a while.

Lift to here.

My hand is stuck.

- Pull.

God damn it.

Ting, tang, the bogeyman.

- Oh no, a frog is eating me.

If you want a boy so badly, here's one.

- Let's have it.

I've got one...

You have a turn.

- I didn't give it to you, but...

Lynn, please.

- Come on.

I don't fight with stupid girls.

- Guys, dad is going to tell a story.

Dad?

- Nice, right?

He can't tell stories.

- He's very good at it.

Go sit over there

and put the puppets down.

Dad will go into the puppet theater

and we'll have a good laugh again.

I wonder what he's going to tell.

- So do I.

Isn't this fun, guys?

- Yes.

Is it going to start soon?

- I think so.

Dad has to pick out a puppet.

Right, Ben?

- A clown, for instance.

Couldn't he better...

Something like that.

- Hello.

When is it going to start?

Do you know the story

of Peter and the wolf?

Do we want to hear it again?

- Yes.

All right. Go ahead, Bennie.

Hi, Wolf, aren't you going to say

'hi' first?

I think he's asleep.

When is it going to start?

- Now what?

Dad is going outside for a while.

- Why?

You didn't even tell a story.

The mother ship.

It's boring without you.

Did you forget?

Something like that.

You're hopeless.

- As if you're such a star.

Are you going to the stadium tomorrow?

- Of course. What did you think?

It will be a chaos.

Are you ready for that?

It's perfect.

Up front in the wheelchair section.

Hatred, envy, jealous looks.

I can recommend it to everyone.

You could have told me

you're able to look that beautiful.

I poured out my whole life to you.

Which you don't do

to beautiful women?

No.

Why not?

Don't know.

I feel like laughing.

Yuck, it's mineral water.

All newspapers led with the story

of the day...

...that started so festively

and ended so badly.

Mom.

Hi, honey.

Hey, sweetie. Hello.

You smell.

- What? Me?

Have you been smoking?

- Silly. I stopped smoking.

Are you all right?

This place looks different.

It's not cozy anymore.

And a lot more expensive.

No vegetarian egg rolls.

- What's wrong with you?

You always want them, don't you?

- You're whining.

It's not the first time I whine.

- Yes, it is.

I've never heard you complain

about anything.

You say that as if I don't have a life.

- Not at all.

Yes, you do. Someone who never

complains is not alive.

I've no idea what you mean.

- I don't like this conversation.

You're doing it again.

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