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19 --1 I DO ACT I |
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It looks wrong. |
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Hmmm. It is wrong. |
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Are they always that difficult to make? |
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The truth is ... yes. |
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I'll try again. |
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At this rate, |
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the wedding will take place tomorrow. |
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Not to worry. |
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OK. Here we go. |
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I'm worried, Philip. |
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What if we can't tie the tie? |
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If we can't tie the tie, |
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then there can't be a wedding. |
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You'd better not make Harry |
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any more nervous than he is. |
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Don't worry. |
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We'll figure a way. |
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How're you doing, fellas? |
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Not so good, Grandpa. |
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We can't get this bow tie tied. |
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Nobody knows how to do it. |
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Do you? |
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No. I never could, either. |
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Well, you have your own tuxedo. |
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How do you tie your bow tie? |
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Yeah, Grandpa, |
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I've seen you in it. |
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You look great. |
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How do you tie it? |
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I don't. |
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You don't? |
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What do you mean? |
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I never could tie one of those ... |
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things ... bow ties. |
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I have always worn a clip-on bow tie. |
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A clip-on? |
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Of course. |
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Now I remember. |
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Yes, it's so easy. |
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All you do is |
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clip it around under your collar. |
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We all need one of those. |
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The tuxedo rental store. |
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Do you think they're open? |
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Should be. |
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Sunday's their big day. |
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I'll call and find out. |
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Well, if they're not, |
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I'll lend you mine, Harry. |
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You're the only one |
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who really needs to be wearing a tuxedo, |
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anyway. |
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Thanks, Grandpa. |
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I'm the father of the bride. |
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I'm supposed to be worried about my daughter, |
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and here I am with |
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the man that's marrying my daughter-- |
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worrying about him. |
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Poor Harry. |
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I know the feeling. |
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Wedding-day Jitters. |
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Are they open? |
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We're in luck. |
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They're open. |
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And they have lots of clip-on bow ties. |
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I'll bicycle down to the village and get them. |
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You'd better hurry, Robbie. |
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There's lots of time. |
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A little over two hours. |
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In two hours and fifteen minutes |
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I'll be married to Susan. |
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And be a true member of the Stewart family. |
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Oh, you're a lucky guy, Harry. |
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Susan is one of the best women you'll ever find. |
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She's just like her grandma. |
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Now, once you put the ring on Susan's finger, |
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you are one of us, Harry. |
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And don't ever forget it. |
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Ring? Ring? |
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Oh my! |
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What did I do with the rings? |
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I put them in the pocket of my sports jacket. |
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No, |
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I think you put them |
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in your tuxedo jacket pocket. |
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Remember? |
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Right. |
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What did I do with the rings? |
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Didn't you give them to Richard? |
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He's your best man. |
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I remember. |
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You gave them to Richard. |
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Oh, yeah. |
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I remember now. |
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You handed them to me. |
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What did I do with them? |
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I hope they aren't lost. |
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Oh, don't worry, Harry. |
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They have to be here. |
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I remember. |
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I gave them to Robbie to hold |
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so I wouldn't lose them. |
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Where's Robbie? |
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Relax, Harry. |
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Robbie went to pick up, |
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the clip-on bow ties. |
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Oh, I forgot. |
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What time is it? |
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It's still a little over two hours, Harry. |
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Just relax. |
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What about the rings? |
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I'm sure Robbie has them. |
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No, no, Robbie doesn't have them. |
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He gave them to me to hold on to them |
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because he didn't want the responsibility of holding them. |
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I put them in my tuxedo-- --- |
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but in the lapel pocket. |
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That's a relief. |
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I was really worried. |
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I'll hold on to them for you. |
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The best man always keeps the rings. |
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You're right. |
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You hold on to them so there won't be a problem later. |
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Well, |
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now, I think we'd better get dressed, fellas. |
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All right! |
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Robbie will bring the ties back. |
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Hey, leaving me? |
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You'll be fine. |
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Try to take it easy. |
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It'll all be over in two hours. |
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Over? |
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The wedding ceremony will be over. |
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You'll be husband and wife. |
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I guess you're right. |
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Two hours from now. |
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Two hours from now. |