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Clips from Grace and Frankie - The Road Trip (S02E02)

"No, it's the pajamas that make it yours."
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"I don't know what the division of labor was in your marriage--"
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"and elastic skin."
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"I'm not sure. I don't remember, but I remember Frances."
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"I'm making a point. You know how I've been looking everywhere"
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"Come on, Grace. Haven't you ever been anyone else?"
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"Send it back, please. I'm not an invalid."
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"No one's saying you're an invalid, we just want you to take it easy."
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"No, it doesn't do that, Sol. That was a hundred dollars more."
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"Certainly not on the lips, maybe about the head somewhere."
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"I found a Phil Milstein."
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"unannounced to... for all intents and purposes,"
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"Get in the car, Grace."
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"-Frances can drive. -Frances always drives."
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"Once through a closed garage door, but... nobody was hurt."
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"The doctor also said not to drive me crazy."
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"He really loves me."
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"Well, isn't that the cherry on top?"
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"We're driving to Mission Viejo, not the Middle East."
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"It's freeways. I'm terrified of them."
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"Why do they all hate me?"
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"You put your foot on the long, skinny pedal and push."
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"-Here's your window. Go, go. Go! -I can't."
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"Ah. Ahhh. Ah."
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"Look at me, Sol, you putz!"
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"Dad, this is amazing."
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"Have you found his pork rind stash yet?"
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"And 30-year-old men do sometimes, when they're sad."
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"It's just a stash, that's all. Please."
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"You need to get on with your own lives."
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"It's cheese! It'll shoot through your arteries, slam into your heart,"
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"How did you meet him?"
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"You don't want to talk to me about Phil, fine."
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"How about I tell you about my theory on how the government controls the weather?"
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"Was he married, too?"
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"He was. A few years ago, I heard he got divorced."
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"No, thank you!"
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"Hold tight. We might be in for the fight of our lives."
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"I know my civil rights, that's how I am."
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"Yeah."
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"Did you know that your brake light is out, Ms... Bergstein?"
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"You'll figure something out, I guess."
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"In three years, it never occurred to you to look at your license?"
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"Yeah, it's all we talked about. That's how he hooked me."
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"-Mm. -What if he's not home?"
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"-Well, we're not gonna do that. -OK, then,"
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"We order a pizza. He has to open the door when the pizza guy knocks."
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"He comes out, we duck down, he never sees us."
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"Oh, my God. I did that with Jerome Hodges in 11th grade."
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"Did it work?"
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"-Yes, hello, I need to order... -Oh..."
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"Oh, I hear you."
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"Dad, you'll be fine, OK? He's sleeping."
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"- But he'll wake up. - Then do something."
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"No, no, he has to stay calm."
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"Then watch Walking Dead. Dad, we have to go."
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"I don't mean to put it on you."
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"Let's all walk through this right now."
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"Worse than horrible."
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"And it's never, ever going to happen again, is it?"
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"So just enjoy the rest of your now shortened life."
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"Honey, we were being quiet. We didn't want to wake you."
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"What are you not telling me?"
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"Am I dying, Sol? Is that why you got me that horrible chair?"
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"No. Don't."
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"I'm over the hump."
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"-I'm so proud of you, kiddo. -Aw, thanks, Dad."
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"Clearly he's not home. You need to go pay for the pizza."
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"- $15.99. - Grace?"
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"Well, you did."
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"What are you doing here, Grace?"
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"My friend and I were visiting Mission Viejo because--"
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"Anyway, we got a little lost,"
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"It's nice seeing you?"
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"Well, that's good. She's dead."
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"Phil, I did show up."
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"I was there."
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"I just-- I couldn't do it."
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"if I heard your voice..."
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"I don't know."
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"Go home, Grace."
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"Are you OK?"
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"You don't have a license."
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"Something else is going on."
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"I was afraid I couldn't pass the test."
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"I'm sorry, Grace."
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"I'm just saying you-- you ran a red light."
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"Frankie, how did the medicine cabinet get into the couch?"
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"-Oh, don't ask. -It's a simple question."
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"Ah. I know, but the answer is complicated. My majorette boots."
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"Frankie, I'm not cleaning up after you."
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"Or doing your dishes, that, by the way, have been in the sink for two day--"
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"-Did you say majorette boots? -Yes."
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"There have been many Frankies, as it turns out, in this lifetime alone."
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"With many vaginas. There are four more here than I ever needed to see."
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"And my baton."
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"This used to be my signature move."
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"Oh, my God, my old yearbook."
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"Frankie, look at me. Look at me."
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"Look at my face. My eyes. Good."
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"Bud did most of the cleaning."
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"Here, will you get a load of me for a fat second?"
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"This girl is fearless. She is a hurricane of vim and vigor"
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"-"Dear Frances..." -Frances?"
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""You are a hoot. Remember me always,"
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"as I will remember you and all our intrepid adventures."
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"-Your Best Friend Forever, Donny." -Oh, who's Donny?"
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"-Wait, "Frances Mengela"? -Men-jella."
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"It was an unfortunate last name. It's the only reason I took Sol's."
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"This is Frances eating a corn dog on the hood of a Thunderbird."
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"Oh, she's a daredevil. She's plucky. She's adventurous."
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"for the new me, and all the while she was here."
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"The old me is the best new me. Vive la Frances."
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"That's the spirit."
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"No, I am consistently the same person, it's part of my schtick."
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"I mean, wasn't there a best Grace?"
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"Well, once. Maybe."
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"It rhymes with Brazil Milstein."
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"Oh. His name is Phil. End of subject."
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"Welcome home, Daddy."
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