Raising Helen
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:30:01
I snagged this one in the hallway,
screaming.

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- It's OK, Flora. Mr Costello's deaf.
- I'm not.

:30:09
So I see you have kids too,
so maybe a play date sometime?

:30:13
Oh! Oh, my goodness,
that would be wonderful.

:30:17
Great.
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- I'm Jenny, Helen's sister.
- Hello.

:30:22
- Can I ask you a special favor?
- Yes.

:30:26
- Helen is new at being a mom.
- Uh-oh.

:30:29
- Exactly.
- These aren't her kids?

:30:32
- Our sister passed.
- Oh, I'm so sorry. Bless her.

:30:35
- So, Nilma, if you could from time to time...
- Oh, absolutely.

:30:39
- And if they...
- Which they will, no?

:30:41
- You could...
- No problem.

:30:43
- That's all I'm asking.
- OK, say no more, please.

:30:46
- Thank you so much.
- OK, no problem.

:30:50
- Just mommy talk.
- Oh, right.

:30:53
So, Helen, where have you decided
to send the kids to school?

:31:01
Got it covered.
:31:06
It's just middle school
and you'll both have to be separated,

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- all three of you.
- No.

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I vote against separation.
:31:14
You know, maybe we should find a school
with less policemen everywhere.

:31:19
Audrey. Hi. Let's go.
:31:22
Come on, guys.
This cab's gonna be about $100.

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- That girl is fine.
- Hi. Yeah, she's pretty.

:31:29
Nice, Audrey.
Thanks for making my life a lot easier.

:31:38
I don't like school, anyway.
:31:40
I mean, I'll just drop out and get a job.
:31:43
I like school.
I wanna go to school. I want to.

:31:46
Aunt Helen, you promised
you'd find us a school.

:31:48
Oh, God, help me.
:31:54
Slow down. Stop.
:31:58
That was fast. Kids.

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