Dear John Page #3

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White sheep.

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lt's fine. We make it work.

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l'm up here on the left.

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TlM:

Hey, uh, John.

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For the record, if you do

anything to hurt Savannah,

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l'm gonna

have to break something.

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Something in your leg.

Some-- One of the bones

in there.

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[CHUCKLES]

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Okay.

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lt's just l know her father

and he would expect me

to say something like that.

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lt'd just sound a lot more natural

coming out of his mouth.

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lt sounded fine.

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lt sounded fine.

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No, it--

Yes, it did.

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No, it didn't.

lt did. lt really did.

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lt didn't. But thank you.

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ALAN:
lt really did.

TlM:
You think so?

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ALAN:
Yeah, it did.

TlM:
Okay.

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[TlM & ALAN CHUCKLE]

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[HORN HONKS]

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TlM:
Hey, don't honk

the horn, it's nighttime.

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ALAN:

Vroom, vroom!

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[JOHN CHUCKLES]

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TlM:
Good night, John.

JOHN:
Good night, Tim.

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[ENGlNE STARTS]

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Thanks for the ride.

Yeah, no problem.

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[i/i]

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[TlMER DlNGS]

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Hey, Dad, l'm not,

uh, gonna be able

to stay for dinner.

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Well, l made

lasagna.

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l know you made lasagna.

lt's Sunday.

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Um...

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Can l borrow the car?

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Thanks.

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SAVANNAH:

Best seafood you'll ever have.

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Heh. Yeah, l know.

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l used to come here all the time.

Really?

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Are you sure you don't

wanna go somewhere,

l don't know, nice?

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Nice? No, l wanna go

somewhere good.

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Okay.

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[THE DONKE YS'

''EX CELSlOR LAD Y''

PLAYlNG OVER SPEAKERS]

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What the hell

you doing here?

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Come on, Steve.

lt's been three years already.

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l don't want

any trouble here.

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JOHN:

You're not gonna

get any. l promise.

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All right.

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Thank you.

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What happened

with that guy out there?

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What guy?

What's the story with him?

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No story.

Really?

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Yeah.

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He's an old buddy of mine.

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What?

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[CHUCKLES]

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Your dad get mad

at you for coming

home late last night?

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No. Uh-uh. He's not really

the type that gets mad.

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What kind of guy

is he then?

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Um...

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Quiet one?

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Could be worse, l guess.

l guess.

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And your mom?

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Nope, just me and my dad.

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Did he raise you

all by himself?

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Yeah.

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Why do you wanna know

so much about my dad?

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Just curious.

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Curious about

where you come from.

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[RYAN ADAMS'

''ANSWERlNG BELL''

PLAYlNG OVER SPEAKERS]

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l wanna meet

your dad.

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Tonight.

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JOHN:
Look, you're--

You're not gonna get

very much out of him.

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So, l don't know,

just don't take it

personally, okay?

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Hey, Pop.

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l got somebody

l want you to meet.

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SAVANNAH:

Hey.

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JOHN:

This is Savannah.

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Hi.

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lt's nice to meet you,

Mr. Tyree.

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Um... Hm.

Wow.

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Wow.

He-- This is my--

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He collects coins.

He, um-- lt's kind of

like his big hobby.

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This is amazing.

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You have so many coins.

How did you get started

in all this?

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Uh... Uh...

Through John, actually.

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But it's not his

thing anymore.

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Hey, you know, we should

probably maybe go.

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SAVANNAH:
What is this coin?

MR. TYREE:
Uh...

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That's a-- That's a

Sacagawean mule.

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lt's actually...

Wow, it's a mule.

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Do you want to see some more?

Absolutely, yes, if you don't mind.

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Put this, uh,

glove on then.

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Thanks.

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MR. TYREE:

This is a humorous one.

This is a satirical coin.

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This is massive.

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Yeah, William Jennings Bryan,

when he ran for president,

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he was-- He believed in--

No, don't turn it over.

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Leave it here.

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Do you remember that he had

the free silver policy. You remember.

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Oh.

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And McKinley was his opponent

and he's-- Wait, here.

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Now see, that's a real silver dollar.

That's the size of a silver dollar.

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And McKinley said that

Wow. That's so weird.

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if Bryan had his way,

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