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Clips from The Money Pit (1986)

"I do."
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"you are more than aware of. Love, Dad."
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"P.S.: Give my best to the Cheap Girls. They were my favorite.""
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"- Very pretty, your new mom. - We used to be a respectable law firm."
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"He steals the money, I get the bills. Dad, why did you do this to me?"
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"- "New mom." How old is that girl? - Good morning, Walter."
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"Don't be so conventional."
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"I'm a conventional kind of guy."
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"A little house in the suburbs, a white picket fence..."
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"Walter..."
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"I love you very much."
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"Okay."
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"I like the kissing part."
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"Somebody just came in our front door."
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"Maestro is back!"
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"- I thought I had a year. - You did, but year has come and gone."
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"What you do? You stayed in bed all the time? Didn't look for apartment?"
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"Yes!"
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"Oh. All right. I'm sorry. Look, guys..."
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"why don't I talk to him."
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"Maybe we can live here all together."
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"Wait. Wait. Wait a minute. Wait a minute."
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"You're not lookin' at a charity case here."
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"Sure, I understand. Have a nice day."
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"This is New York City. It takes months to find a place..."
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"even if you're rich. And we're broke!"
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"We're doomed, homeless, penniless. Doomed."
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"- I'm sorry, Walter. - No, no, no. It's not your fault."
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"We both knew he was coming back."
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"It's just that we've been so happy lately."
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"Isn't Jack in jail?"
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"Jack's a perfectly legitimate real estate agent."
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"- Well, as long as we're together... - nothing bad can happen."
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"I'll even go to SoHo. I looked at a loft there a few years ago."
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"SoHo, 350 a month. Let's see, Eisenhower was president, right?"
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"Meet me at the jogging track at 1:00. You won't recognize me. I'm so thin!"
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"Where have you been? You're almost late."
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"Martha, in this country we have an expression for almost late."
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"- You don't seem nervous. - I'm not."
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"She's not nervous. I'm nervous!"
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"- You're hysterical. - How is Walter taking it?"
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"Taking what? There's nothing to take."
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"Here he comes!"
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"Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you."
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"God knows what a season under the heavy hand..."
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"of my esteemed colleague has wrought."
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"Jimmy!"
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"Watch it! Watch it!"
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"They've got too much money now as it is."
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"in spite of the way you've played."
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"go stuff yourselves."
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"I hope you choke."
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"This is a conservative club."
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"Don't rip off my shoes and kiss my feet!"
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"You don't have to worry about that."
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"- What is that? - Oh, it's nothing. It's a pulse alarm."
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"- Well, maybe we should stop. - No, no, no. These things are unreliable."
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"Well, let me see. If I sell everything I own, maybe I can buy you lunch."
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"Jack, are you all right?"
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"- It is. - Yeah."
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"Thanks to the jogging, now I can lift him into the ambulance."
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"My girlfriend's ex-husband returned from Europe today."
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"No, we have to get out of his place now. It's an uncomfortable situation."
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"Who knows? A divorce, loan sharks..."
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"drugs, sudden death."
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"The point is: You get to capitalize on a fellow human being's misfortune."
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"That's the basis of real estate. Have we got a deal?"
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"- You are more beautiful than ever. - Thank you. So are you."
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"- Can I speak frankly? - Anything's possible."
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"but I wanna put the past behind us and begin again fresh..."
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"and new, and at the same time older and wiser."
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"- Can we do that? - No."
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"- What do you mean "no"? Why not? - I love Walter."
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"- "Walter"? What Walter? - Oh, Max, you know exactly what Walter."
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"Don't be ridiculous. He's not even a musician."
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"Many people aren't."
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"No. You love me, and I love you."
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"You love you. I love Walter."
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"Max, it's over for us. Over."
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"All right. Then just go to bed with me."
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"A few of the Maestro's things. He moves back in today, you know."
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"Yeah, I know."
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"but she sold six million records last year."
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"- Walter! - Hey, how are ya?"
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"Okay, we promised never to come to your place again, but this is a major crisis."
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"It's not my place any more."
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"You washed my hair. I didn't forget that."
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"We trust you, Walter. We need your advice."
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"I am sure I did not wash your hair!"
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"Look, I gotta get up early tomorrow and go see Benny."
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"- You see Benny? - What's your problem?"
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"You've spent years and a fortune to make your name a household word."
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"- I'm not sure it's us. - It is."
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"- Maybe she'll be flattered. - No."
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"In fact, considering your act, I think I can guarantee a giant lawsuit."
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"Don't take off your coat. Forget it. You are not calling yourselves "Meryl Streep.""
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"- An hour away from everyone. - How about "Debbie Reynolds"?"
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"- This can't be it. - It's the address."
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"I know. Somethin' must be wrong."
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"Well, let's go see."
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"Excuse the way the place looks."
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"I really let it go to hell since Carlos left."
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"But the house is beautiful."
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"Carlos and I were very happy here."
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"It's all over now. The living room's in here."
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"- This is great! - Fabulous."
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"Listen, if you want any of the furniture, it's all for sale."
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"The floor just needs a little polish. The bedroom's up here."
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"I'm trying to save a few bucks on the lights..."
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"for the bloodsucking lawyers."
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"I think it's lovely."
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"- What a beautiful bed! - Could I use your bathroom?"
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"Would you use the one downstairs?"
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"All my personal things are still in this one."
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"Happiest moments of my life since we left Paraguay..."
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"have been spent right here in this room."
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"You lived in Paraguay?"
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"Carlos is from Asuncion."
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"Or at least he..."
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"About what?"
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