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Pop kissed?
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- But it wasn't like a French until about two weeks after. - A French?
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You stuck your tongue in somebody's mouth after two weeks?
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- Yes, I did, okay? - Oh, I don't know how to handle this.
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- You are too young to be doin' that. - Anyway, back to my story.
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Okay. Sorry. Go ahead.
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Anyway, it was after school, and my friend Latrice,
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she was like, "Oh, y'all need to kiss, y'all need to kiss, and I wanna see
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it."
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And I was like, "Latrice, no, you can't."
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And then we went outside, away from the candy store where we were standing.
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- We went outside in the courtyard. - Mm-hmm.
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- And he kissed me. - Outside in the courtyard?
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- I gotta watch you after school, outside in the courtyard. - Oh, goodness,
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please.
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Yes?
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Is this the home of George Richardson?
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I'm sorry. He's in bed.
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My name is Pamela Hurst.
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Your son saved my son Tyler's life today.
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Yeah, we all had a hard day today.
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I understand there were some complications.
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Yes, George is not supposed to go in the swimming pool.
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His head is very sensitive, and he's not feelin' very well.
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Your son is a hero, Mrs. Richardson.
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George is not my son. He's my nephew.
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I almost lost my son today.
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I appreciate you comin' by.
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Hmm, I remember a time I kissed somebody.
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I kissed him on the steps. His name was Charles.
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I cannot believe I kissed him. I just started goin' out with him...
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like five minutes before I kissed him.
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You're fast, man.
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And next thing, we was on the steps kissin'.