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All right. Listen, Scott. I-I know this is weird, okay? You and your mom were alone together for a long time. You got set in your ways, you know? You got used to things. But I don't know, I just feel like your mother deserves more right now. And I'm serious, I really think that I can make her happy, and she makes me happy. So, I mean, that-that's a good thing, right? Yeah. Yeah, I think it's a great thing. I... I want my mom to be happy more than anything, so... Good. I do, too. So, uh, what's your sport? - Uh, I like basketball. - Oh, yeah? - Mm-hmm. - What position? Uh, I played small forward. - Small forward. - Yeah. All right. I'm kind of a baseball guy myself. - Oh, yeah? - You like, uh... I'm an old man. I like that stuff. I got season tickets to the Yankees. - No way. Really? That's cool. - Yeah. I think it's Staten Island's year. Oh, Staten Island Yankees. - Minor League. - Oh, absolutely. I'm not gonna go pay to see those overpaid crybabies. They try harder at the Minor League level. Plus, I'm a Red Sox fan. I'm never setting foot - in that stadium. - Well, I-I should get back to work, uh, before I get yelled at. - Okay. Go ahead. - So, yeah. - Absolutely. All right. - All right, man. Uh, enjoy the hot bread. - Hey. - Okay, cool. Hey. What are you fellas talking about? - Hey, Mom. - Oh, I was just asking Scott if he wanted to go to a Yankee game sometime. Oh, what did Scott say?