| Mother: Are you wearing a hat?
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| Daughter: Well, mom...
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| Mother: What "Well, Mom"? |
| Got it or not?
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| Daughter: I put it on, damn it! |
| Well, honestly,
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| It's like I don't know what to take with me.
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| Mother: Ah! |
| You will still forget something.
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| And certainly the most important. |
| So don't mum!
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| Daughter: Okay! |
| Let's check everything
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| Mother: Come on. |
| Did you take your wallet? |
| Travel card?
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| Daughter: Yes, mom, I took it. |
| I'll take the metro to the center
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| Mother: ugh
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| Daughter: If anything, I’ll buy something to eat on the street
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| Mother: Have you forgotten your mobile?
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| Daughter: Are you serious?
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| Mother: Seriously!
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| Daughter: Who goes without a phone now?
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| Mother: Show me!
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| Daughter: Here!
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| Mother: No, no, no. |
| Leave your iPhone at home.
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| Take this old Nokia, I bought you a SIM card yesterday.
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| For communication only
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| Daughter: Well, I was thinking of filming...
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| Mother: It may turn out that you
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| There will be no way to film anything.
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| So, take your phone and put it in your side pocket.
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| If you lose or break, it will not be a pity
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| Daughter: Okay, Mom!
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| Mother: Keys?
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| Daughter: Got it
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| Mother: If I am not at home,
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| Dinner is in the fridge to reheat.
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| If anything, take the keys in a fist, understand?
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| Daughter: Got it
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| Mother: Protection?
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| Daughter: I took it, in a backpack
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| Mother: Better put it on right away.
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| Well, where are you going to change clothes?
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| I'll be calmer that way.
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| So, a bottle of milk and a Rennie?
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| Daughter: Why, mom?
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| Mother: Help. |
| More lemon juice
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| Daughter: Ok mom
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| Mother: And don't sigh like that |