We shared mom's womb.

We were roommates.

Oh, that is just disgusting.

E have an idea on the show.

There were these twins and they finished each other's sentences.

Jack, maybe you could start a sentence in Jill.

You could finish it.

No, no.

Come on, Daddy, please.

Really ready to receive mental images?

Way you stop.

You scaring him?

It's just noises She's making.

Okay.

Ready?

Yeah, I'm very tired.

So I'm going to go to the supermarket.

No, I'm going to sleep.

What?

Why would I go to the supermarket if I was tired?

That's what I would dio the cold air.

Always wake you up.

Isn't it nice when you go over there?

The frozen food section.

God bless you.

God bless you.

I finished your sentence.

Got your ego?

Go.

Let's put.

Go, Go.

Oh, it's It's a name that Aunt Jill used to call your dad when they were growing up.

I was Pokey and your father with Pago Go.

We had our own secret language.

Ouk Marga!

Dodo Pago, Go!

I have no idea what those words mean, Nor have I ever known what those words meant.

You do know what they mean.

And you're lying right now.

Machado means I love you.

Bungie means thank you.

Clapper means left.

Hey, do you remember what Lockie Maki cocoa means?

What does this mean again?

Jack, don't.

It means I can't stand you being here.

This is really awkward.

I'm gonna go.

Dessert is coming.

I'm for okay.

I love how nice we are to this homeless man birthday.

We don't even know who probably is pretending to be holding.

You don't look homeless for me.

Your bed.

Your Al Qaeda Sophia.

One ego upstairs.

Mom, this is my favorite part.

Thanksgiving.

You know what?

I'm Maybe I'm leaving.

That's it.

I'm going.

I'm going.

I hope you're happy.