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No, no, no, no. Back up and takea practice swing first, remember? Nice and easy.Sweep the floor. Sweep the floor. That's good. Don't swing too hard, Randy.He always swings too hard. Hey, all right! Very good! Back your feet up a little bit. Yeah, like that.Now you're gonna hit it straighter. Ok. All right. Go up and hit it.That's good. Nice slow swingis gonna be better for you. All right! I don't know, man.You must've been... See, your feet are too open, Randy. Nice and natural. Yes! Go! All right! Give me five. Good putt, son. Good putt. Did you see that, Randy?That's the way to do it. All right. Birdie putt
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No no no no Back up and take a practice swing first remember
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Nice and easy Sweep the floor Sweep the floor
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That's good
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Don't swing too hard Randy He always swings too hard
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Hey all right Very good
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Back your feet up a little bit
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Yeah like that Now you're gonna hit it straighter Ok
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All right Go up and hit it That's good
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Nice slow swing is gonna be better for you
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All right
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I don't know man You must've been
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See your feet are too open Randy
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Nice and natural
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Yes Go
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All right Give me five
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Good putt son Good putt
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Did you see that Randy That's the way to do it
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All right Birdie putt
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Movie Summary
The film tells a story of a divorced couple trying to raise their young son. The story follows the boy for twelve years, from first grade at age 6 through 12th grade at age 17-18, and examines his relationship with his parents as he grows.