Have you ever stopped
to think about refrigerators? |
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Refrigerators are so revealing. |
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I can look in this refrigerator and
know like everything about your family. |
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Look at this! There's actual
labeled leftovers in here. |
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I have stuff in my own fridge
I like never knew what it was. |
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Could you close the fridge? |
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My mother chemically senses it
if the fridge rises over 47 degrees. |
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- So, who's into the mustard?
- My dad. |
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- You know what that's about...
- To Rayanne, everything is about... |
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Sex. I mean, all you really
need to survive is mild yellow. |
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All this other stuff
is purely recreational. |
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What? It's domestic. |
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I think Patty has enough of a life,
she's not going to be counting beers. |
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- Maybe we should eat up in my room.
- Yes. |
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Fine. |
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- Can you grab that for me?
- Sure. |
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Incoming orange. |
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In my refrigerator
we've got this mayonnaise jar... |
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that nobody wants
to admit is empty. |
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God, I know. My mother
does not throw things away. |
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She's in denial about spoiling. |
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