:37:03
Mommy, Grandma told us
a beautiful story about a mom
:37:06
who has lots of bad things happen
to her, and it's really sad.
:37:09
Goodness, how unusual.
:37:13
I bathed them
:37:15
and Penny ate three slices
of banana bread
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and Patsy drank some milk.
Lately she's been kind of off it.
:37:21
Grandma's story's a movie,
:37:23
Mommy, and she says she likes it a lot.
:37:25
-Really?
-Yeah, Joan Crawford.
:37:28
Joan Crawford, that's great!
Okay, let's go, guys.
:37:31
Patsy, put that down.
Patsy. We're going.
:37:35
I just wanted to keep them entertained,
you know, so they don't watch so much TV.
:37:39
Next time I'll keep my mouth shut.
:37:40
Mommy, I don't want to go
to school tomorrow.
:37:43
-I don't want to.
-I know, I know.
:37:46
I said thanks, okay?
So just drop it.
:37:48
-I don't need your thanks.
-Okay, so I'll take them back then.
:37:52
All I did was watch your kids
while you did your shopping.
:37:56
You asked me to.
:37:57
Yeah, I asked you to.
I didn't ask you to fill their heads
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with stupid stories about mothers
making dumb-ass sacrifices.
:38:03
What kind of stories
do you want me to tell them?
:38:05
Cinderella?
About murderous step-mothers?
:38:07
-Is that what you want?
-Yes!
:38:12
There's times that you're
just like your father,
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and let me tell you,
it's not something I like.
:38:17
You're wrong, there's times
that I'm just like you,
:38:18
and it's not something I like either.
:38:31
I'm sorry, it's just really tangled.
:38:34
Patsy's always whining.
:38:36
Penny, please don't pick on her.
:38:38
You always complain
when I brush your hair too.
:38:40
-Why do you have to do that?
-I wasn't picking on her.
:38:42
And telling me
that she's always complaining,
:38:44
that's not picking on her?
I think so.
:38:46
I wasn't picking on her.
:38:49
I'm not always complaining.
:38:51
Okay, that's enough, guys.
:38:53
Go to bed, okay?
:38:57
Okay, good night, monkey girl.
You got kitty?