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Clips from The O.C. - The Graduates (S03E03)

"Get in. Let's go."
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"You're still thinking about Marissa, aren't you?"
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"I mean, you cheated on her and now you can't stop thinking about her."
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"So this girl's the best thing that ever happened to you."
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"...and now you regret it. - You could walk."
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"And now what? You think that you're gonna convince her to go to Mexico?"
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"...this stupid student lounge again. - Nostalgic already, huh?"
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"Never gonna have to see any of these shoe-peeing, shallow..."
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"Get out of my way, geek. What is that? A dress?"
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"It's a graduation gown. You're wearing one too."
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"Is everything okay at home?"
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"Sandy and I got a little man-boy love going."
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"Graduates, let's step outside for the processional."
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"So, what do you think?"
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"No, it sounds great. It's what you need."
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"That means a lot to me."
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"You know, who would've thought you'd be going to college?"
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"And you'd be doing manual labor?"
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"Well, everyone's doing exactly what they need to."
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"Yeah."
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"Hey, this is gonna sound weird, but can I drive you to the airport?"
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"You know, it's funny, I was gonna ask you the same thing."
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"But no one younger than a college freshman."
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"Well, I guess now we'll find out as we begin our journey."
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"Daniel Aaron."
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"Seth Cohen."
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"All right, Sethy! All right!"
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"Alex Petsovich."
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"Summer Roberts."
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"But if I can leave you all with one final word of advice:"
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"...the Harbor School class of 2006."
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"There's no such thing as a little racist."
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"Excuse me. Forgive me, but I'm a very proud father..."
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"...and I wanna say a few words."
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"...when I tell you how thrilled we are..."
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"...to share this wonderful touchstone with you."
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"Family members lost and found."
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"It hasn't all been perfect, but we're all family here."
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"So cheers."
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"His speech wasn't that moving."
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"No, it's just so sad, you know?"
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"I mean, it's all over. No more Harbor..."
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"- We haven't heard form RISD. - Well, whatever happens you know..."
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"That's sweet."
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"Are you gonna do this all summer?"
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"Honey, what's wrong?"
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"- Sweetie, I know. - You know?"
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"Your father called me last week."
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"And what do you think?"
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"I think that I will miss you terribly..."
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"...and that if you really want to leave, I need to let you go."
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"I knew about it too."
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"- You did? - You did?"
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"...and also told me that you might need another daughter to worry about."
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"So that's why I decided to come home."
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"For good."
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"Oh, my God."
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"Cooper family hug. Come on."
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"I don't know how much good it'll be on a boat."
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"Oh, Mom, it's beautiful."
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"Maybe you'll get attacked by pirates. You can barter it."
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"- So where are we going, huh? - Just trust me."
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"You got me a car?"
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"- Do you like it? - I love it."
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"I've been saving up for a little while."
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"...so that helped pay for the parts. But I got the bow."
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"Come here. Come here."
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"Okay."
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"And here."
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"You're leaving for the Sorbonne?"
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"Not quite. Seung Ho and I decided to spend the summer in his family's village."
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"We're diffusing land mines in the DMZ."
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"- I think you can join the inner circle. - I can?"
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"This is awkward. I was sort of kidding about the inner circle thing."
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"- Hello? - Hey, it's me."
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"And I wanna make it up to you. So I got a plan."
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"If I don't get a chance to see you..."
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"...then I'm gonna make life real bad for your friend Ryan."
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"No, no, no. It's not a threat. Ask him about the car that we stole."
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"- This is cool. - Yeah, yeah. It's a gift from my mom."
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"- Look, the whole thing is... - Complicated?"
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"- Let me help you. - It's all right. I got it."
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"Come on. We're in this together, okay?"
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"Thanks so much. I mean it."
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"- For the cab. - Oh, God, no."
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"My turn."
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"- See you soon, babe. - All right."
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"- Good to see you again. - Good to see you too."
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"It means a lot that you made it down."
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"Hey. Marissa, easy on the bass."
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"And you thought you'd do some renovations for her?"
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"Well, yeah, she said I could have her room."
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"I left some paint chips in the kitchen, if you wanna go look."
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"Oh, is this going to be a permanent picture?"
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"Well, I worked really hard on that."
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"Pretty cool that you're letting her go."
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"Pretty cool that you came back so she can leave."
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"Well, I don't love Marissa that much."
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"- It went well. - Yeah, really well."
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"Okay, if you come, you stay in the car."
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"I'm really gonna miss you bossing me around."
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"...I'm gonna be sad about it."
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"- I'm up to my ass in unhappy ADAs. - No, no, I'm just passing through."
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"- This is my old office. - You're Sandy Cohen?"
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"- Jason Spitz. - Nice to meet you."
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"Nice to meet you. You're a legend."
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"Not to mention, I heard about your post-victory karaoke bar performances."
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"I had a reputation and a routine."
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"You went to some high-powered private firm?"
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"Oh, for a minute. Then I went into the private sector, into big business."
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"Why did you want to leave this dump? Long hours, no pay."
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"Grass is always greener."
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"- Coffee's always fresher. - Sandy Cohen."
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"- Greg. - Back at the PD's office, huh?"
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"- Nice meeting you. - Hey, what are they asking for?"
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"Hey, what are you doing?"
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"I'm in my third month on this book. I'm hoping to have it finished by fall."
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"Hard to believe you're done with school. You're not a kid anymore."
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"Let's be honest. I was never very kid-like."
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"- Mom, I want you to know... - You don't have to apologize."
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