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Come take a weight off.
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Oh, mother. You never change, do you?
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What's with that smile, little tand?
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Got a letter from my mother. She's off
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somewhere trying to earn some money.
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Don't get me wrong, she's a skilled
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worker, but she can be a little uh
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She wrote about stepping on the tail of
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a sleeping couser. It flipped her cart
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and made a huge mess.
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Somehow that reminds me of you, old
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hand. But you said she's off earning
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money. My late grandfather left the
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family with a lot of debt. Everyone,
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including me, is [music] working to pay
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My temple salary is pretty good, but the
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family debt is why I can never put any
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That's rough. But even so, when you talk
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about [music] your family, you seem to
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Yes, we have our problems, and my
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younger siblings can be a handful. But
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after [music] all is said and done, I
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like my family and I hope we can all be
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together again [music] someday.
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We're a lively bunch, you know. My
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little brother Noah reminds me of Kai.
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Kai? So, I guess he's a cheerful,
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strong, cool kid. Huh? Compared to Kai,
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he's more of a rascal. He gets into a
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lot of trouble. And then there's my
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little sister, Cesarie. She's more like
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My family needs constant looking after,
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but I'm guessing you and yours aren't
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>> Well, it isn't exactly like that.
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>> Your turn, [music] then. Tell me about
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your family. It's not fair that I've
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given you all the dirt on mine.
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I can't talk about family the way you
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Great. Touched a nerve somehow. Nice
