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Chronicles a summer in which Kayla, an elderly grandmother in her seventies, recounts her life with the occasional help from her three children.
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00:13Do you have a doorbell? I don't know. I pushed it.
00:22Is that a doorbell? Oh, hey.
00:24Hey, what are you guys? Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh.
00:57I'm ready. I'm starting to get serious. It's a bad thing.
01:02Yeah, I can do it.
01:04Not even tripping. Maybe I'm not tripping.
01:08You're not tripping. You're tripping.
01:09Yeah. What happened?
01:14It's a fire alarm. Cheers, my brother.
01:26I wouldn't train anything.
01:29Just make me laugh.
01:31And I don't think it was bad. It wasn't anything bad.
01:34I mean, I don't think of like three siblings that are tighter.
01:37Like, we could have our disagreements or whatever, but there's just a certain ball.
01:41But I just wanted them to be like living to be before it.
01:45What do you...
01:46Oh, ma'am.
01:50Just because I'm in love with an uptown girl
01:55She's been living in her life's ready, girl
01:58As long as anyone's relocating
02:03And now she's looking for a downside
02:05Only two things are lines and four things are serious and stuff
02:09Done
02:16Smile, Kayla. You're on camera.
02:19Smile, Kayla.
02:23You're on camera.
02:33Yes.
02:33Let's slice it up.
02:37Do you like what the truth is?
02:39Yes.
02:41Yes.
02:45Here's the comment from Conven park
02:45I write a book to Read theifications on In the practical
02:46Say, you'll know.
02:47You're on camera.
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