Quints Page #2
- TV-G
- Year:
- 2000
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But Mr. Ziff,
You've Just Got
To Meet With Her.
She's Industrious,
Clever, And Very Bright.
Trying To Get You
An Internship.
Oh! Ok!
Well, Please
Think About It.
And Thank You
For The Interview.
You'll Be The Cover Story
Of The Next Milford Weekly.
So I Guess You're
Feeling Better.
I'm Feeling Great.
And I Almost Got You
A Meeting
With Mr. Raymond Ziff,
The Owner Of The Ziff
Chain Of Department Stores
And A Very Prominent Lawyer.
Oh, Yeah, That's What
I'm Gonna Be--
A Lawyer
And A Department Store
Owner.
Don't Sell Yourself Short,
Jamie.
You Can Be Anything.
If My Parents
Had Told Me That,
Who Knows?
I Might Be Running
The New York Times Now
Instead Of The Milford Weekly.
I Know You're Gonna
Get Into Magnet Somehow.
Did You Bring Me The Poem
Oh, No, Not That.
Yes. I Want To Publish It.
Right...
Right...
Jamie:
Mom TreatedThe Milford Weekly
Like One Of Those Family
Christmas Letters
Their Kids And Stuff.
Grover's Corner.
The Only Difference Is,
Mom Got People
To Pay For The Ads.
Everyone Loves To Read
Your Stuff, Jamie.
They Know
How Special You Are.
People Ask Me All The Time,
"Is She Gonna Be A Lawyer,
A Doctor,
Or Even A News Anchor?"
Maybe We're Not Doing
Enough To Help You.
We Want To Give You
Every Opportunity
To Succeed, Honey.
College And Beyond--
What A Great
Future You Have
Ahead Of You.
And We Can't Wait
To Watch.
Mm-Hmm!
Aah!
[Sighs] You Can
Quote Me, Brad.
Anyway, I Hope
You're Having Fun
Doing Whatever You're Doing.
I'm Here...Working.
Ha Ha. Bye.
Eech.
Anyway,
Don't Get Me Wrong.
I Know This Is
Kind Of Weird,
But I Loved My Parents.
And They Really Wanted
What Was Best For Me,
And That's Great, Ok?
Now, I Already Told You
That I Was Lost
But I Didn't Know It.
I Did Know Something
Was Wrong, Though,
Just My Science Fair Project.
[Tap On Door]
Hey, Kiddo.
Hey, Dad.
So How's It Goin'?
Pretty Good.
Pretty Good.
Need Any Help?
Uh, No.
That's Ok.
All Right.
That's Probably
For The Best.
The Truth Is,
I Really Wouldn't
Be Much Help
With This Science
Stuff. Woof.
You Know, I Was
Only Good At One
Thing In High School.
What Was That?
Photography.
No, Wait. How Come
When You Take Those
Pictures Of Me And Mom,
We're Usually, Like,
Way Out Of Focus?
Because
I Had To Give It Up
A Long Time Ago.
You Know, Art
And Music, Photography
Just Weren't
Both:
Part Of The Plan.[Growls]
Well, I Think
It Looks Like
A Winner.
I Think It's Gonna
Be The First Of Many,
Many Blue Ribbons.
Right?
Yeah. Well,
We'll Know Friday Night.
Yeah, We Will.
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