One Mississippi

Tig and Jessie explore the limits of living in the moment. Attempting to connect, Bill attempts to organize a family dinner with Tig and Remy. Remy clumsily pursues a female member of his Civil War reenactment club. Tig and Bill finally have it out over painful events of the past.

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Where are you gonna ship them to

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While you're still in town, I would like us

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- Do you want a mimosa? - Uh, sure.

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And did you know that she was a truck driver in the military

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I'm sorry, you were whispering.

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Let me see.

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but there's a chance these could be bottom of the barrel.

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I shudder to think

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At the quick step!

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Charge!

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Thank you, brother. Thank you.

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Oh, my God. It's fancy chocolate.

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When we were walking, her blood sugar dropped.

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Oh, yeah? Ya'll could be twins.

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Yeah, thanks. You, too.

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Well, thank you, Remy.

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Do you have some kind of sugar addiction?

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- You work here? - Yeah.

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or whatever, was really upset about that.

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I mean, I could've poisoned your drink, you'd have no idea.

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- Oh, is that... is that so? - Mm-hmm.

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but... I'm over it.

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for something that's happening at home.

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I couldn't be hanging out with you

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Hello, Tig.

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And then we sat here waiting for you

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This is nonsense.

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This house is a pain vortex.

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during our childhood,

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I was devoted to your mother and to you and your brother.

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I mean, back then?

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Shelly, tell my mom

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but I... I think you might be right about pain or whatever.

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I wanted to go back in time and do everything differently.

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It wasn't until I began a spiritual journey that

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I didn't think I was either, but...

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