| Tina, come on. |
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| Hello, and welcome. |
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| Hi, hey, who you got there with you? |
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| Hey, Mrs Thompson. |
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| Is that Robbie? |
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| Sure is.
Robbie, this is Mrs Bergman, Bryan's mother. |
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| Oh, hi. |
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| Hey, how do you like small town life?
I bet it's a change from Springfield. |
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| Oh, he don't mind it.
Keeps him out of trouble. |
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| How long is he with you for again? |
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| Till the middle of August. |
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| Oh well great. |
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| Oh, you'll meet Bryan tonight at dinner
he's a year younger than you |
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| but if you're interested in any sport
involving a ball I'm sure you'll hit it off. |
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| Great. |
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| Bryan, did I hear correctly that you quit drums this year? |
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| Yup.
Band's for losers. |
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| Well I only said, because Robbie here plays piano. |
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| Oh, really. Tina plays the flute.
Maybe you two could put on a show next time you're over. |
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| It would be the most fun she's seen all year. |
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| Bryan. |
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