| The Egyptian plover
and the Nile crocodile |
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| are an example of a symbiotic
relationship at its finest. |
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| So... we're just watching TV
with the pig now. |
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| Is that it? Is this my life? |
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| Hans Gruber has a name, Mama. |
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| We don't name food in this house. |
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| We eat it. |
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| Mama, he doesn't understand
that you're joking. |
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| - I'm not.
- I promise you, sweetie. |
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| No one is ever going to eat Hans Gruber. |
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| He's a member of our family now. |
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| Uh, Greg, honey. |
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| Can you come join me at the window? |
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| Why? |
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| So we can look out. |
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| - Oh, at what?
- I want to have a private conversation. |
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| Why are you so bad at this? |
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| Okay, you stay. |
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| You know that reoccurring fantasy I have |
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| where I accidentally get locked up |
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| in a mental hospital,
and I get to spend three weeks |
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