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301
No, see, here's the thing 302
You go ahead into class.
I'll find room for your kids. 303
Okay. 304
Hey, Edie. 305
Susan. 306
Boy, I've got to say, I envy you. 307
In the name of god, why? 308
Well, you get to build your dream house -- for free. 309
I mean, in a weird way, your house
burning down was really a good thing. 310
There's nothing good about it. 311
I can't replace the memories, the photographs,
the -- is there something you want? 312
Okay, here's the deal, Edie -- 313
I -- I -- 314
I-I -- what? 315
Spit it out already. I'm busy. 316
I just wanted to see how you were holding up. 317
You know, with Mrs. Huber and everything. 318
My best friend was murdered and
stuffed into a garbage bag, 319
and nobody cares enough to...
go with me to spread her ashes. 320
I'll go with you, Edie. 321
Hey. 322
Oh, thank god. I'm starving. 323
Well, dig in. I am way too tired to eat. 324
Hey. I'm sorry. Come here. 325
Mm? 326
So did you get to go by the hospital, visit mama? 327
I worked 10 hours today. 328
I'll go by tomorrow.
She doesn't even know when I'm there. 329
She's going to wake up soon, I know it. 330
And you know what would make her really happy? 331
Oh, god, if you say a grandchild, so help me, Carlos -- 332
Gabrielle, please. 333
No, you promised -- no babies. 334
Things change. 335
Yeah, I know. The feds towed away my maserati,
my husband is -- is a felon, 336
and I spend my days getting groped by fat tractor
salesmen at trade shows. 337
I am well aware things change. 338
A baby is solid, a constant. 339
And who's going to be changing the diapers when
you're pumping iron in a federal prison? Huh? 340
I like my lifestyle, and I don't want you to kill it. 341
Well, look around, Gabrielle. It's already dead, 342
and there's nothing you can control. 343
Maybe, but having a baby? 344
That I can control. 345
You I can control. 346
Hey, you can't talk to me like that.
I'm still the man of this house. 347
Oh, really? 348
The man of the house? 349
Don't walk away from me. 350
Hey, hey, my food. | 
