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Michael: Well, let’s-let’s just say that-that in the secular world, one finds oneself with their fair share of temptations. Not that anyone would ever act on… Oh, no, no. Stop.
Mrs. Veal: Take me.
Michael: Mrs. Veal…
Mrs. Veal: Take me to your secular world.Mrs. Veal: Oh, my God!
Michael: Don’t do this. Don’t do this.
Mrs. Veal: I can’t believe we’re making love.
Michael: What are you talking about? We’re not making love.
Mrs. Veal: I want to please you secularly.
Michael: We’re not going to do this.
Mrs. Veal: But you kept telling me how beautiful I was.
Michael: Yeah, I was… surprised, because of Ann. Well…
Mrs. Veal: Why because of Ann?
Michael: Because of… an old wives’ tale.
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Pastor Veal: Maybe I should get my wife. Honey. This is George Michael’s father.
Michael: This is your wife? I didn’t realize you could remarry.
Pastor Veal: What?
Michael: Is this Ann’s mother?
Mrs. Veal: I’m Mrs. Veal.
Michael: Sorry, I just… I did not expect somebody so young.
Mrs. Veal: Next, you’re going to say how Ann and I could be sisters.
Michael: No. I’d never say that.
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Lindsay: Because, for your information, I have a job.
Michael: Really? What kind of job?
Lindsay: Beads!
G.O.B.: Bees?!
Lindsay: Beads.
G.O.B.: Beads?!
Michael: G.O.B.’s not on board.
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