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Well, let's just see how much "catching up" they actually do. I've been waiting all week to see them "catch up," but so far they've only talked about how much they still love each other after not seeing one another for ten years.
"How's your mom?"
"Oh, Bobby, I'm so sorry to tell you. She passed away last year."
"Oh, Gina, I'm so sorry. How hard for you."
"Yes, I used to break down in tears every time I thought of her. I took care of her in her final year, and we grew even closer. She was the one who encouraged me to find you. She could tell I still loved you."
"I'm so glad you did. I have looked for you for years."
"How's your father doing without your mom?
"I'm not sure. We haven't heard from him in years."
"Bobby, how did you end up playing professional soccer?"
"I started playing in college. I loved it right away, and I had an excellent coach."
"Where did you go to school?"
"Indiana University. One of the best soccer programs in the country. After that, the Red Bulls... I mean the Blazes signed me, and I haven't looked back. Except to find you."
GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!
There. All caught up.
Today's Full Strip
Yes, Mary, you were sooOoo instrumental in getting these two together. Gina's Liberian gypsy mother has put a curse on you for stealing credit from a dead woman.
"Grandma, how did Granddaddy propose?"
I know that I expect all of my employees to welcome patrons with private information about our colleagues. It just makes the place feel more homey.
There's gratitude for you. Gina leaves Diner in a lurch without her sick waitress skillz, and not so much as a how-dee-do to Mary Worth for guiding her to destiny. Is it any wonder that Mary is left with nothing but a face touch and an exclamation point?
At first I was worried, when I saw Mary at Mountview Hospital, that we were moving on to a new story just a little too early. Thank heaven we're headed back to Diner for some more conversation and coffee. Perhaps Bobby has quit his job with the soccer team and is now working at Diner as well, where he and Gina can ignore their customers together as they drink coffee and admire how they haven't changed in ten years.
Well, let's just see how much "catching up" they actually do. I've been waiting all week to see them "catch up," but so far they've only talked about how much they still love each other after not seeing one another for ten years.
"How's your mom?"
"How's your father doing without your mom?
"Bobby, how did you end up playing professional soccer?"
GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!
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