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they'll at least know
which one is ours.
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Don't you think
that's a little bit over the TOP?
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only the best for my Mom.
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No, honey, these funeral homes make a fortune
trying to convince people to overspend.
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What are you saying?
- Your mother was a sensible woman.
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She wouldn't be comfortable with
all these bells and whistles.
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Maybe this one.
Wood and veneer1.
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What?
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You never liked Mam?
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Well, it's awfully2 hard to like someone
who actively3 hates your guts4.
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She always thought you married beneath you,
and she let me know it.
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She loved you.
- She treated me like trash!
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God bless her soul.
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We're putting my mother in the grave.
Now is not the time to pinch pennies.
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Carlos, we're not exactly
flushed with cash right now.
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Let her be true to her roots.
She was born humble5.
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And barefoot.
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She was a queen.
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So what did Mike say
when he gave you the letter?
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That it explains everything.
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Well, does it?
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I haven't read it.
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Why the hell not?
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I just can't.
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You're a better woman than me.
I would've ripped that open with my teeth.
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Aren't you dying to know what he wrote?
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Yes. But what if it's
just a bunch of far-fetched stories?
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Well, you should assume that it is.
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Why?
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Think about how good
men are at lying on the spot.
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God forbid you should give them
time and a pen.
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Hey, Edie.
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You mind sTOPping by the site later?
I have blueprints6 of the master bath.
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Oh!
I'll see you in a few, Bill.
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My new contractor7.
We're sort of dating.
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Didn't you once say
you never mix business with pleasure?
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No, I said
never mix pleasure with commitment.
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So, Susan, what are you
going to do with the letter?
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For Pete's sake,
open it up already!
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No. No, I won't.
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I don't trust Mike anymore,
and without trust --
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No, I'll just go in and
rip it up and throw it in the trash.
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Why don't we just rip it up?
- No, no, no. Uh, that's OK.
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I don't want to --
you know, litter.
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She is so opening that letter.
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While Carlos was making arrangements
to bury his mother,
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Gabrielle was making sure
she'd be taking her secret to the grave.
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Hi. I'm Gabrielle Sol?s. You're nurse -- Heisel?
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Yes. Hi.
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When you called and said you're coming down,
