One Minute from Every Episode: Season 1 | Gilmore Girls Compilation

0:00 So, you need money.

0:03 Yeah.

0:06 But, it's not for me.

0:07 It's for Rory, and I fully intend to pay you back every cent.

0:10 I don't ask for favors, you know that.

0:12 Oh, yes.

0:13 We know.

0:15 I'll get the checkbook.

0:18 [sighs]

0:17 Thank you.

0:19 You have no idea.

0:20 Thank you.

0:21 On one condition.

0:22 So close.

0:24 Since we are now financially involved in your life,

0:27 I want to be actively involved in your life.

0:32 [snorts] What does that mean, Mother?

0:34 I want a weekly dinner.

0:36 What?

0:37 Friday nights, you and Rory will have dinner here.

0:40 Mom.

0:41 And you have to call us once a week

0:44 to give us an update on her schooling and your life.

0:48 That's it.

0:49 That's the condition.

0:50 If you agree, you'll come to dinner tomorrow night and leave here with a check.

0:54 Otherwise, I'm sorry, we can't help you.

1:01 I I don't want her to know that I borrowed money from you.

1:04 Can that just be between us?

1:06 Does 7:00 work for you?

1:10 Perfect.

1:11 You will receive an incomplete for this project.

1:14 It's my fault.

1:15 Who are you?

1:16 Rory Gilmore.

1:16 I wrecked your project.

1:17 Shut up.

1:18 I don't have a Rory Gilmore.

1:20 I have a Lorelai Gilmore.

1:23 That's me.

1:24 You are Rory and Lorelai Gilmore?

1:27 Yes, and I wrecked your project.

1:28 My locker got stuck.

1:29 Just get out of this.

1:31 Do you go by Rory or Lorelai?

1:32 Whatever.

1:34 It's not her fault.

1:35 I need you to pick one.

1:37 One what?

1:38 One name.

1:39 Rory.

1:40 Fine.

1:40 Thank you.

1:42 Rory.

1:43 You wrecked Paris' project when?

1:46 Just before class.

1:47 Very convenient.

1:48 No, I did.

1:50 My locker got stuck, and when I opened it Stop it.

1:52 Miss Gilmore, since you say you wrecked Miss Geller's project,

1:55 then you may help her fix it.

1:57 You have until tomorrow.

1:59 Fine.

2:00 No.

2:01 Why not?

2:02 I don't want your help.

2:03 But I don't mind doing it.

2:04 Just stay out of this.

2:05 What is wrong with you?

2:06 I'm trying to help you.

2:07 Well, don't.

2:09 Ladies, enough.

2:10 I mean, if the country club life is what she wants, more power to her, right?

2:15 You know, little white gloves and coming out parties.

2:18 They make some girls happy, right?

2:19 Sure.

2:20 Yeah.

2:21 If they're on Prozac, absolutely.

2:23 I just never thought that I'd raise that kind of kid, you know?

2:26 I mean, not that there's anything wrong with that kind of kid.

2:28 I just I didn't think that was Rory.

2:30 Maybe it's not.

2:31 I don't know.

2:31 Am I obsessing?

2:33 Sookie?

2:34 Hello.

2:35 Do I have to put on my strawberry costume to get your full attention?

2:38 No, I'm sorry.

2:40 You have a strawberry costume?

2:41 Unbelievable!

2:43 Jackson, So, this is what we've come to?

2:47 You sneaking around behind my back buying somebody else's strawberries?

2:50 I was desperate.

2:51 You disgust me.

2:53 I needed the strawberries.

2:54 Well, now you have them.

2:56 I hope you're happy together.

2:58 Jackson, wait!

2:59 NO.

3:00 GO.

3:00 COME ON, JACKSON.

3:02 NO.

3:02 JACKSON, WE CAN TALK ABOUT THIS.

3:04 NO.

3:04 JACKSON, GET BACK HERE.

3:05 GET AWAY FROM ME.

3:06 WHY ARE YOU FOLLOWING ME?

3:07 JACKSON, WE CAN TALK ABOUT IT.

3:08 NO.

3:09 COME ON.

3:19 I'M SORRY.

3:21 Everyone back to your test.

3:22 Miss Gilmore's going to have to wait in the library.

3:23 What What about the test?

3:25 you've missed the test.

3:26 No.

3:26 We start class promptly at 8:05.

3:28 That's when I need people to be in their seats.

3:31 Please.

3:30 I'm sorry.

3:31 It's the rules.

3:32 don't understand.

3:33 I was up all night studying, and then I missed my bus, so I had to drive.

3:37 Let's discuss this outside.

3:38 So, I'm driving down this road, and I stop, and I get hit by a deer.

3:40 You hit a deer?

3:41 No, I got hit by a deer.

3:43 You don't believe me?

3:44 I've got antler prints on the side of my mother's car.

3:47 Rory, come on.

3:47 No, you have to let me take this test.

3:49 I'm ready for this test.

3:50 I know everything there is to know about Shakespeare.

3:52 Okay.

3:52 Okay.

3:52 You need to calm down now.

3:54 his birth date and his mother's name and the kind of ink he used.

3:56 Please, Rory.

3:57 And just what is wrong with you, huh?

3:59 You already have everything.

4:01 You already have the grades and the status.

4:03 What the hell is wrong with you that you have

4:04 this constant need to be the biggest jerk in the entire world?

4:07 Okay, let's go.

4:08 Huh?

4:08 What's up?

4:09 What's up, Quippy?

4:10 Why so silent?

4:12 Outside, now.

4:15 And for the last time, THE NAME IS RORY!

4:20 HELLO.

4:20 I'VE BEEN TRYING TO GET YOU all afternoon.

4:23 Mom.

4:24 Yes.

4:24 Hi.

4:25 You already said that.

4:26 But someone hasn't.

4:28 Hello.

4:29 There we go.

4:30 You are impossible to reach.

4:32 no messages on the machine, Mom.

4:33 I don't leave messages.

4:35 If I wanted to talk to a machine, I'd talk to my VCR.

4:37 Where were you?

4:38 At a wake?

4:39 Of what?

4:40 A wake, a a funeral.

4:41 A funeral?

4:42 Whose?

4:43 Whose for the neighbor's cat.

4:48 Mom.

4:49 Hold on.

4:50 I'm looking up aneurysm in our medical dictionary to see if I just had one.

4:53 I just wanted to be honest with you, Mom.

4:55 Silly me.

4:56 A cat?

4:57 Yeah, a cat.

4:57 It was a cat's funeral.

4:59 You skipped your own cousin's funeral for a cat funeral?

5:02 Not my cousin, Mom.

5:03 My father's grandmother's sister's girl who I never

5:05 You said you couldn't be away from the inn.

5:07 Well, I couldn't at the time, but I worked it out.

5:09 For a cat.

5:11 It's late.

5:12 I have a big day tomorrow, Mom.

5:13 Oh, what?

5:14 You're going to a raccoon's wedding?

5:16 Good night, Mother.

5:17 Good night.

5:21 She's working for a sedative manufacturer, keeping that demand sky high.

5:26 Must be weird for you to be in this room now.

5:28 Yeah, it was weird for me to be in this room then.

5:32 You know, um, they gave this to me with the glass on.

5:36 I now officially know what it feels like to have grown up here.

5:39 It's not official until you're huddled in a corner eating your hair.

5:44 Do you remember your last birthday here?

5:46 Yeah.

5:47 We had just had a fight.

5:49 And I was lying on the bed just like you are now.

5:51 What did you fight about?

5:53 Well, I was pregnant.

5:58 Well, that.

6:00 And I said something at the table about the pâté smelling like Clorox,

6:04 and one thing led to another, and I wound up here.

6:08 They hadn't told anybody yet about me and you.

6:14 That must have been really hard on them.

6:16 Yeah.

6:18 I remember when I finally told them,

6:20 it was the only time they ever looked small to me.

6:26 I guess I better go find Grandma.

6:27 Give her a minute.

6:30 There you are.

6:31 She'll find us.

6:33 Huh.

6:33 I remember it smaller.

6:34 It's been 6 weeks.

6:35 Maybe it grew.

6:36 Right.

6:37 Well, once again, I'm really sorry.

6:39 I've just been very busy.

6:40 Maybe you should be less busy.

6:42 Then you can remember to pick up chairs.

6:43 Right.

6:44 Absolutely.

6:45 Smell the roses.

6:46 Got it.

6:47 And then you could keep your daughter from running around kissing boys.

6:50 What?

6:51 Lane is a young, impressionable girl.

6:53 She doesn't need to hear about your daughter's kissing.

6:56 Are the lids tight on the paint remover

6:59 because you're sounding a little loopy to me.

7:01 Loopy?

7:02 What's loopy?

7:02 Rory is not kissing anybody.

7:04 Yes, she is.

7:06 She came in here and told Lane she kissed a boy in the grocery store.

7:10 The grocery store.

7:11 Where we buy our food.

7:13 This does not make any She kissed a boy in the grocery store?

7:18 Yes.

7:18 Yes.

7:18 Yes.

7:19 The boy in the grocery store.

7:20 Kiss.

7:21 Kiss.

7:21 Kiss.

7:23 I'm sorry.

7:23 I didn't know.

7:26 She didn't tell me.

7:31 I have to go.

7:36 You left your chair.

7:37 I had been home in bed for a week, and I was very sad.

7:41 So, I wished really hard that something wonderful would happen to me,

7:45 and I woke up the next morning, and it had snowed.

7:48 And I was sure that some fairy godmother had done it just for me.

7:52 It was my little present.

7:53 Parents never explained the concept of weather to you?

7:55 I'm making a point, Melly McGee.

7:57 Of course, many years later, I realized that logically,

8:01 the snow was not there for me personally,

8:03 but still, when it snows, something inside me says,

8:08 "Hey, that's your present." I don't think it'll ever change.

8:15 My father used to be one of those guys.

8:17 Yeah?

8:17 Yeah.

8:18 He even had his own musket.

8:19 Really?

8:21 Never had to run it.

8:22 Where's the musket now?

8:23 He was buried with it.

8:25 Wow.

8:26 Yep.

8:26 He loved that musket.

8:28 That's nice in a disturbing sort of way.

8:34 Come on, Anna.

8:35 I'll get you some coffee.

8:37 No, thanks.

8:38 I'm going to walk around, enjoy my present a little.

8:43 Where you going?

8:44 To the dance.

8:45 You do not go running out the door when a boy honks.

8:48 Mom, it's fine.

8:49 It certainly is not fine.

8:51 This is not a drive-thru.

8:52 She's not fried chicken.

8:54 But I told him to honk, and I'd meet him out there.

8:56 We agreed.

8:57 I don't care what you told him.

8:58 If he wants to take you out,

9:00 he will walk up to this door and knock and say good evening

9:03 and come inside for a moment like any civilized human being would know to do.

9:07 Now, Mom, this is silly.

9:08 I have met him already.

9:09 Well, I haven't.

9:10 Yeah, but we will wait until he comes to the door.

9:14 He doesn't know he's supposed to.

9:16 He'll figure it out.

9:38 He's not a very bright boy, is he?

9:40 Mom, please.

9:45 Don't rush.

9:47 A lady never rushes.

9:49 Just, uh, thank you.

9:51 Christmas, whatever.

9:52 Christmas isn't for 2 weeks.

9:54 really have to do this again?

9:59 I just thought, you know,

10:00 God forbid something happens to that one, you might need a spare.

10:05 Here.

10:14 And does that look wrong?

10:18 There.

10:20 Oh, hey, turn out the lights.

10:23 For what?

10:23 It's not even the real procession.

10:24 It's just the rehearsal.

10:26 So?

10:28 It's pretty.

10:28 And why do they need to rehearse it?

10:29 It's the same thing every year.

10:31 Come on, Luke.

10:32 Please?

10:40 It's hard to imagine living somewhere else, isn't it?

10:43 Thanks for the hat.

10:45 You're welcome.

10:47 Looks good on you.

10:50 Good how?

10:52 Just watch the procession.

10:54 This, my girl, was not a mistake.

10:57 Do you even know this man?

10:58 Uh, no.

10:58 This is the first time I'd seen him and I don't know,

11:00 there was just something about the way he held the chalk and

11:02 This is not the time for your jokes.

11:04 Yes, I knew him.

11:06 I've been dating him.

11:07 Why on earth would you date Rory's teacher?

11:09 That is none of your business.

11:10 It most certainly is.

11:11 How do you figure that?

11:13 When it affects my granddaughter, it becomes my business.

11:15 I don't want to talk about this with you.

11:18 I just want to know what you were thinking.

11:20 What was the reasoning?

11:21 How on earth did you justify it to yourself?

11:24 Max is a great guy.

11:27 An amazing guy.

11:29 He's smart.

11:31 He's sweet.

11:34 He cooks.

11:35 So, you decided to kiss him in your daughter's school.

11:38 No, I decided to break up with him

11:40 in my daughter's school and the kissing part just happened.

11:43 You always let your emotions get in the way.

11:46 That's the problem with you, Lorelai.

11:48 You don't think.

11:49 Mom, please.

11:51 He's just a man, Lorelai.

11:53 No, he's not.

11:54 Oh, so what are you telling me?

11:56 That this was all worth it because he was the love of your life.

11:58 That this was the man for you.

12:01 I don't know.

12:03 He might have been.

12:05 Um, well, it does say fresh mussels on the menu.

12:08 Yes, but a lot of times they say fresh and they're not.

12:10 They're frozen, but they're just called fresh

12:12 because they were fresh when they were frozen.

12:13 Plus, if they're not properly stored with the correct drainage,

12:15 they just sit around in their own excretion.

12:17 Which is kind of like sitting around in your own Sookie.

12:19 I beg of you, do not order the fresh mussels.

12:21 But if they're fresh?

12:22 Even if they're fresh.

12:28 I wonder where they get their carrots from.

12:30 The carrot crop this year has been really mealy.

12:37 So, Rune.

12:39 Yes?

12:40 What is that, Rune?

12:42 What do you mean?

12:43 I mean, where did Rune come from?

12:47 I'm from out of town.

12:47 I thought Jackson told you.

12:49 He did tell me.

12:50 I meant the name Rune.

12:51 You just don't meet a lot of Runes.

12:54 [laughter] It's my dad's name.

12:55 Oh, where'd he get it?

12:57 I don't know.

12:58 From his parents, I guess.

12:59 Okay, done with that topic.

13:00 Oh, the waiter.

13:01 Thank the Lord.

13:02 What can I get you this evening?

13:04 I'd like to ask about the mussels.

13:05 Are they fresh?

13:06 Yes, they are.

13:07 And where exactly are your carrots from?

13:09 Well, is there anything on this menu that isn't fresh?

13:12 I'll just have a martini and keep them coming.

13:16 Mom, that's one of the guys.

13:17 Yeah?

13:18 Hi, could you move, please?

13:19 What?

13:21 Thanks.

13:23 Hey, did you miss me?

13:24 Lorelai.

13:25 Miss Gilmore, put the cups down.

13:27 Let's move.

13:27 Is there a problem?

13:28 Yeah, um, see those two idiots over there?

13:30 They're 16, underage, and I bet you're not.

13:32 I also bet those big fancy party cups aren't holding lemonade.

13:35 You really want to end any further conversation with me right now,

13:37 so just step aside, skippy.

13:41 Move your asses outside, now.

13:50 Hey.

13:52 I am not even going to begin to tell you

13:54 how completely insane it is to take off with anyone you

13:56 don't know or drink things that you don't know what's

13:58 in them or act like you have a clue when you don't.

14:00 But so help me God, if you ever pull a stunt like this again,

14:03 it will not be around my kid.

14:05 Do you understand me?

14:06 Yes.

14:07 Good.

14:08 Now, let's go.

14:09 I can't wait to meet your parents.

14:10 We have some catching up to do.

14:11 I think we'll just talk and talk and talk all night long.

14:17 You know what?

14:19 I think this is the best night I've ever had.

14:22 Well, uh Hey, the Jell-O is doing this weird melty thing and I Oh, Mom, Luke.

14:29 Rory?

14:30 Hi.

14:31 Uh, what the hell are you two doing?

14:33 Nothing.

14:33 She uh Well, we ate dinner, you know, steak and and beans.

14:37 Canned.

14:38 Canned.

14:38 Not fresh.

14:39 No.

14:39 No.

14:40 And potatoes.

14:40 From a box.

14:41 But they were still good.

14:42 Thank you.

14:43 You're welcome.

14:44 So, what were you guys doing?

14:46 Oh.

14:48 I was in the house.

14:49 And and a lamp sort of.

14:51 I'm going to get going.

14:52 Yeah.

14:52 And I'm sorry about the Oh, forget it.

14:54 Okay, bye.

14:55 Yeah, I probably better go, too.

14:58 Thanks for dinner.

14:58 You're welcome.

15:02 What?

15:03 Well, okay.

15:04 Uh, you're 16.

15:05 You have a whole house to yourself for the evening.

15:07 I expect you're going to have your boyfriend over.

15:10 But what is with the apron?

15:12 It's a long story.

15:13 Did it involve a sharp blow to the head?

15:15 I got to go check on Apricot.

15:17 Oh my god.

15:19 [laughter] I just saw the pearls.

15:20 I'm going in now.

15:21 Yeah, you know what?

15:21 I'm going inside, too, cuz I have to write down all the ways

15:24 I'm going to torture you about that outfit.

15:26 Can I just get a picture though, cuz um, visual aids would really help.

15:30 Oh, oh.

15:30 Oh, the shoes.

15:31 I'm dying.

15:32 Oh.

15:34 I know one thing for sure, you certainly have your father's musical talent.

15:39 Oh.

15:40 Wait just a minute.

15:41 What?

15:42 Mom, neither of these two have any musical talent.

15:44 Hey, I play guitar.

15:45 You know the opening lick to Smoke on the Water.

15:47 And I've since mastered the opening lick to Jumping Jack Flash.

15:49 I'm a Chuck Berry man myself.

15:54 Something wrong?

15:55 I I would never have guessed that last

15:57 sentence would ever come out of your mouth.

15:58 And why not?

15:59 Chuck Berry?

16:00 Yes, Chuck Berry.

16:01 He was all the rage when I was in school.

16:04 Uh, so we're talking pre-My Ding-a-Ling?

16:07 I believe I am.

16:08 Do you remember when the two of you were, what,

16:10 10 and you put on that adorable show for us?

16:13 What show, Mom?

16:14 Lucy, Schroeder, you laying on the coffee table?

16:17 You pretending it was a piano?

16:18 God, why is that remembered?

16:20 Because it was such a wonderful production.

16:23 I don't know if it was a production, Mom.

16:24 It was just one song.

16:26 Supper time.

16:27 Did you write that?

16:28 That was really very good.

16:29 Dad, that's from You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown.

16:31 It's a famous musical.

16:33 Well, I I thought Christopher might have written it.

16:35 He's a very talented man.

16:52 You're late.

16:52 How did you do that?

16:54 What?

16:55 Answered the door before I even rang the bell.

16:56 I thought I heard something.

16:57 I came to the door, you were there.

16:59 Come in, please.

17:04 You thought you heard something?

17:06 Yes.

17:07 Mom, that door is like 10 ft thick.

17:09 So?

17:09 Well, so it wasn't like I was standing out there with a band of jackals.

17:12 I was just drinking coffee.

17:14 Lorelai, what is it that you want to hear?

17:16 That I was standing by the window staring out

17:18 at the driveway waiting to pounce the moment you arrived?

17:21 Yes, because believe it or not, that would be less creepy.

17:25 Get yourself a drink, please.

17:28 I feel like everyone is staring at me.

17:31 Well, yeah, because you've got a banana peel stuck to your foot.

17:33 I do?

17:34 I'm kidding.

17:36 Nobody's staring at you.

17:37 They know.

17:38 They don't know.

17:40 It's probably all around town by now.

17:42 Honey, it just happened last night.

17:43 It's like 6:00 in the morning.

17:44 Everyone knows that I've been dumped.

17:48 Do you want to go home?

17:49 Nope.

17:49 We have a list.

17:50 Okay.

17:51 Great.

17:52 I'm going to order us something.

17:53 Any preferences?

17:54 Eggs, French toast?

17:54 Key to the dumpster.

17:55 I don't care.

17:56 Okay, I'll be right back.

17:59 Lorelai, what a nice surprise so early in the morning.

18:03 So, how's things?

18:05 You know, don't you?

18:06 Yes, and I feel awful.

18:07 I feel completely responsible.

18:09 Well, you should.

18:10 Well, I got Dean that job and I certainly encouraged them.

18:13 I felt they were so right together.

18:15 Miss Patty, please don't say anything to Rory about it.

18:18 She's a little concerned about everybody finding out.

18:21 course.

18:21 Not a peep.

18:22 And spread the word, okay?

18:23 Consider it done.

18:24 Oh, and and Lorelai, would you give the angel a hug for me?

18:27 I mean, you don't have to say it's from me.

18:29 Just give her a hug.

18:31 Got it.

18:33 Okay.

18:34 Okay, so we're done here, right?

18:37 Uh, sure.

18:38 Great.

18:38 Excuse me.

18:42 What?

18:42 It was your idea, Paris.

18:43 So, what?

18:44 I get all your cast-offs now?

18:45 I'm just that pathetic?

18:47 Gee, I don't want them,

18:47 so maybe I can con the suckers into taking out Paris, the loser.

18:50 Throw the dog a bone.

18:51 Okay, let me I am not your charity case.

18:53 not like that.

18:54 I swear.

18:55 I just thought you guys would make a good couple.

18:56 That's all.

18:57 did make a good couple for one night,

18:59 but obviously we're more suited to just being friends,

19:01 or at least that's what was conveyed so humiliatingly to me just 5 seconds ago.

19:04 Paris, I'm sorry.

19:06 you.

19:10 Paris.

19:11 Paris.

19:13 You told her?

19:14 I didn't know it was a secret.

19:15 Why would you tell her?

19:16 What is wrong with you?

19:17 Rory, relax.

19:17 We tried, okay?

19:18 It didn't work out.

19:19 It's no big deal.

19:19 It's a huge deal to Paris and you didn't try.

19:21 One date is not trying.

19:23 Rory.

19:23 You said you'd try.

19:24 Hey, I'm sorry if Paris is upset, okay?

19:26 But is it better that I keep dating her even though I like somebody else?

19:30 Oh.

19:30 Yeah.

19:31 I didn't realize.

19:33 So, you're still not over Summer, huh?

19:37 Yeah, I'm not over Summer yet.

19:39 You know, you cannot give her these potholders.

19:43 Yeah, I know.

19:44 Why don't you go to the mall and walk around a little?

19:45 No, no malls.

19:46 I [snorts] hate malls.

19:48 Ladies and gentlemen, rant number two.

19:49 They underpay employees and overprice merchandise.

19:51 They contribute to urban sprawl,

19:52 they encourage materialism, and the parking's a horror.

19:55 You drive in, you pay a buck, and even if you're only there for 5

19:59 Goldman, I'll tell you what.

20:01 I'll go for you.

20:03 You're going to shop for me?

20:04 I got the day off tomorrow.

20:04 I was going to go anyway.

20:06 You're serious?

20:07 I'll go get a bunch of stuff, all returnable.

20:09 I'll bring it to you, you can pick what you want, and the rest I'll return.

20:11 I'll do all the work.

20:12 All you have to do is point.

20:14 Point.

20:14 One finger, preferably your index.

20:15 I don't know.

20:16 It's Luke, this is the first special occasion

20:18 you and Rachel have shared since she's been back.

20:20 Don't you want to give her something nice?

20:22 Well, I am taking her out to dinner.

20:23 Luke.

20:24 Yeah, I know.

20:25 I know.

20:25 I got to get her something nice.

20:27 So, then let me help.

20:28 All right, thank you.

20:30 Oh, you're welcome.

20:31 Nothing too out there, okay?

20:33 She's not into all that trendy stuff.

20:34 She likes simple, clean, nature, okay?

20:37 Elephants, candles, okay?

20:39 Oh, hey, uh if you can find her a candle shaped like an elephant, that would

20:43 Okay, you know what?

20:43 Just I've got it all under control.

20:45 Okay, thanks.

20:46 Okay.

20:47 Get rid of these.

20:50 I didn't propose to you because we were fighting.

20:52 I I proposed because I love you.

20:55 We're in a bad pattern, Lorelai, and we have to break it.

20:58 And other than that murder-suicide thing [music] you were talking about,

21:00 which would be illegal and messy, I can only think to be impetuous.

21:03 Max.

21:05 No.

21:05 Listen, I woke up this morning [music]

21:07 and I realized that I have studied and taught the great literature all my life,

21:13 and those stories are replete with characters that let opportunity slip by.

21:18 But what I teach [music] is more than just literature.

21:21 It's lessons in life.

21:22 And if I don't follow the tenets of those lessons,

21:23 [music] I'm not the man I thought I was, the man I want to be.

21:28 God, you talk so good.

21:29 I don't want an answer now.

21:31 I've thought about this.

21:32 I want you to do the same.

21:35 I love you, Lorelai Gilmore, and I know this to be true.

21:41 I'll talk to you later.

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