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Dad: Kids you gotta listen to this!
Daughter: One second, Dad!
Son: What about a weed trimmer?
Daughter: We should get him something special this year.
Son: Let's hear it.
[Silence]
Daughter: What about fixing up his old guitar.
Son: The one he used to play in college? That thing is destroyed.
Mom: He is always talking about dusting it off.
Son: True.
Daughter: So, I'll open a separate account for family projects and we all can contribute however we want.
Son: You can do that?
Mom: I think it's a great idea.
Daughter: Come on. Are you going to send me money?
Son: If you're good to do that, I'll send money over now.
Daughter: Cool. Alright, so I'll text you the last four digits of the account as soon as it's up. And I'll include grandma.
Son: Cool.
Father's friend: Wow, I haven't seen that axe since our last tour!
Daughter: You think we can fix it?
Father's friend: With a little luck, absolutely. I'll text you the number for my friend's shop.
Daughter: Thanks, Macon.
Father's friend: Course, I can send some money now if you're on Zelle?
Daughter: Yep, don't forget it's linked to my phone number.
Father's friend: Awesome. Incoming!
Daughter: Ah! I'm so excited!
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Dad: Letter from Grandma.
Daughter: Oh, thanks.
Dad: How's the research project going?
Daughter: It's good.
Dad: Alright.
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Daughter: [Laughs] I hope so too.
Daughter: Happy birthday, Dad.
Dad: You got me.
Son: Lets see what you got old man!
Dad: Alright
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Mom: I remember this one!
Dad: [Laughs]
Son: There we go.
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