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According to state regulations,
a child-care center in a family home...
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is limited to a maximum of 12 children.
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- We have plenty of room here for these kids.
- I don't make the rules, I enforce them.
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You can't have more than 12 kids
at this kind of location.
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So if we want to stay in business,
we have to fire two kids.
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Unless you want to move to a permanent
facility somewhere else, then yes.
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So, who do we cut loose?
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How about Becca and Jamie?
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I can't do it.
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We got to do something.
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Why don't we get a bigger space?
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"Space. The Final Frontier."
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I'm serious. Harridan said we're not real.
Let's get real.
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Let's get a bigger space, more kids,
hire more people...
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and give this woman a run for her money.
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- Great. Let's get a new space.
- Yeah, Final Frontier!
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If you don't stop with that Star Trek,
I'll push you in that sticker bush. Stop!
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No! I'm saying that there is a space available
called "The Final Frontier."
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This used to be my home away from home.
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Jerry, the guy who owned this place,
had the ultimate collection of memorabilia.
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You know what he had? Tricorder.
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That Ensign Riley wore
in The Doomsday Machine.
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Yeah. I never saw that episode.
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I was with him, not watching also.
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Needs a lot of work.
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That just means we can fix it up
how we want to fix it up.
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But we'll need some money to do that.
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To make money, you got to spend money.
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To spend money, you got to have money.
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"Rock for Daddy Day Care.
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"Help us finance our new permanent home."
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Do you know what this means?
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It's a chance to improve ourselves
through a little healthy competition?
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No, you bubbleheaded idiot.
It's a death sentence.
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If they get their hands
on a big enough space, they'll ruin me.
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They're selling fun. I can't compete with fun.