Dina

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[chattering indistinctly]

[sighing wearily]

[chattering indistinctly]

[Christina] Hi, Dina.

- Hi, you're Christina, right?

- Yes.

I was wondering,

I was talking to Lisa,

and I was like...

I'm like...

nervous of the unexpected.

Like, I don't mind the

needle and being drugged up,

but the thing, the cold piece

of instrument in my mouth.

Would it be

possible for you...

grab my hand

for the beginning or...

- [Christina] I... Okay [laughs]

- Okay.

I won't hurt you...

Yeah, I've heard

that before. [laughs]

You know what's

interesting, though, I...

This is the first time I've... In a

long time that I've had any like...

I swear I was sucking on a piece

of candy, and I was swallowing it

and somehow I crunched

some of it off.

- Right.

- Well, unexpected.

And, you know,

I have a bad habit,

I like sweets, and...

[mumbling]

- Oh, okay.

- [Dina mumbling]

Mmm-hmm.

[Dina mumbling]

You're so wonderful.

Now, let me take this

out of here.

And then I'm gonna squirt

some more water in here.

[Dina] Mmm-hmm.

[whirring]

And rinse that off, please.

[drilling]

- Can you put your hand out for me?

- Yeah.

[chuckling]

- Looking for a hand, huh?

- Mmm.

Hmm, we're almost

done here, Dina.

- Your daughter's name is Gianna?

- [Christina] Yes.

- That's pretty. It sounds Italian.

- Thank you.

- What are you gonna call her, Gia?

- We call her Gigi.

- Oh, okay.

- Yeah.

Well, speaking of

rainbow socks,

I found a rainbow kangaroo.

- Did you?

- Stuffed animal.

- [Christina] I just ordered a rainbow...

- Are you done rinsing?

- Yeah.

- Okay.

[Christina]

A rainbow sock monkey.

I should give you

one of my rainbow...

For your daughter.

[soft guitar music playing]

[woman humming]

So you guys aren't

working today?

- No.

- We were told to get a little vacation.

Tomorrow, we've got

a volleyball tournament

and we've got a

dance there too...

What kind of dance,

from volleyball?

It's just like a social group.

Oh. Is it the Rotary?

- [man] Yeah.

- [woman] Yeah...

Oh, what's that,

Christmas dance?

It's just a social dance.

So we have every...

every Saturday.

- Not every Saturday, but, um...

- That's awesome.

Each month.

Maybe sometime me and Scott will

come along with you and see...

I wanna join, um...

Um, if you do

come to the dance,

- the catch is five dollars.

- Okay.

It doesn't matter where it...

Or I have an idea.

Why don't we bring

the tray over here...

That's what I meant.

That's what,

exactly, what I meant.

I guess it's just

too complicated.

I don't know where

to put all this stuff.

Dina, here. I'll show you.

Dina, relax.

I'm trying to help you.

[Frank] Don't worry.

Dina, Frank and I are...

Dina, Frank and I

are your friend.

And that's what friends are

for, to help each other.

Now watch.

Watch, just watch.

[woman humming]

What's one message that

you'd give for yourself?

That things will be positive

and filled with sunshine

and hope, and...

Yeah, what does hope

make you feel like?

- Hope is...

- When you have that...

When you have that, uh...

What does that make you feel?

Can I just imitate you just

because I'll learn from you?

[woman humming]

[Dina]

They just put me on hold.

Right. That's exactly

what my worry is,

that if I don't get

these benefits

in the office on time,

or correctly,

then I may not be eligible

for the benefits.

And they may think

I'm not interested.

[man on TV] Now, for a new

career opportunity...

Scholarship and financial aid are

available for students who qualify.

Call 866...

[grunting]

You know, I didn't plan this.

I didn't plan, me ever

getting married again.

I accepted and

embraced single life

and said, "Okay, well,"

you know, "I'll get by on

having crushes on people."

[birds chirping]

I have, uh, a bunch of

kangaroos because...

well, my mom told me that I

jumped around like a kangaroo,

when I was little, on the bed

and then somebody

had said to me,

"Stop jumping around

like a kangaroo

after drinking a lot of

coffee," and it just, like,

I started obsessing

with the name,

so, my nickname

is Kangapoo,

after "Winnie the Pooh,"

and kangaroos.

[man] Uh-huh.

[train horn blowing]

[snapping]

Whoops.

Somebody's water

just went flying.

What do you mean?

It slid across

the ground like that.

Somebody's water?

Somebody's water.

That's what I said.

Mmm-hmm.

- Is this the last stop?

- Yes, it is.

[indistinct conversation]

[woman]

You all have a good one.

- You too.

- Thank you.

[automated voice]

Welcome to Route 77...

I saw Mission:
Impossible

on TV.

- Uh-huh.

- With, uh, Peter Graves and...

Yeah, I remember.

I don't think it's

Sergeant Friday. Is it?

- No, that...

- No, Sergeant Friday was Dragnet.

Dragnet.

[Dina in a sing song voice]

Mission:
Impossible.

Maybe instead of the...

Maybe instead of the drink,

I could get ice cream, instead.

Does it sound silly

to have a drink

and then have another

drink at the movies?

That sounds strange.

That sounds really weird.

So, I'll get... I'll get

an ice cream, instead.

Like a dips or something...

I'll... I'll figure out

something.

Besides, you told me I should

change it up sometimes...

Yeah, but, um,

- it doesn't matter. I'm just saying...

- I know.

Um, you don't need to do that.

I'm just saying...

I know that.

- I mean, if that's what you choose.

- Yeah.

[Dina] Did you know that

Tom Cruise, his parents,

they didn't want him

to drop out of high school?

- Uh-huh.

- 'Cause he was a poor student.

And they were, like, really

upset that he went into acting.

And they said,

"I'll give you six months."

- Uh-huh.

- And look at him now.

Yeah, we got him now.

It'd be nice

if we can get rid of him, now.

- Hi.

- Hi.

[crashing sound on screen]

Hey, um, is that

regular Coke or Diet Coke?

- It's regular, Dina.

- Can I have a sip, please?

- Sure.

- Thank you.

Mmm-hmm.

Coming up is where Dina and I

first got proposed...

We got proposed...

I proposed to Dina over

here at the Red Robin.

- Yeah.

- That's what I did.

[bell dinging]

So where are you headed?

Over to the mall?

Yeah, I'm gonna go

to the Boscov's.

I got this watch here

about three years ago.

I only paid four dollars.

- Four... Four?

- Four dollars.

[birds chirping]

Parents are really

excited to see you.

Cool.

And here we are.

Very cool. I'm tired.

I'm sure.

- Hi, Larry.

- Hey, Dad.

So when's this

vote gonna happen?

That's what I wanna know.

The vote to put two new teams

in the NHL in two years.

Oh, I don't know.

[cheering on TV]

And we're going extra innings.

- So this is your bouquet.

- Oh, wow.

And it's not real symmetrical but I

thought it looked better that way.

Yeah, it does.

Now, it's interesting but...

for walking down the aisle,

I chose to have

Larry walk me down the aisle

but I remember, you know,

the first time I had

my mom and dad both

walk me down the aisle,

and John was

standing down there.

Would Scott be standing...

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