-Oh, hi. -Hi.

So, how'd it go at the doctor's?

Oh, well, okay.

Hey, you know, how when you're, um you're walking down the street, and you see three people in, in a row and you say, "Oh, that's nice."

-Yes. -Ok.

Yeah, well, good news.

You're gonna have three babies. Ah!

-Three babies? -Uh-huh.

Oh, I finally got my band!

Oh, oh, we're gonna have a big family.

I always wanted a big family.

Oh, my God, I'm so glad you guys are happy.

I was so afraid you were gonna be all freaked.

-Oh. -Why would we be freaked?

No, cause, you know, maybe it's harder to raise them, and the added expense and, ugh.

Oh.

Right.

No, back to happy. Back to happy!

No, no, no. No.

I-it's gonna be fine because, um, because I teach home ec, and, uh, I can have 30 kids making baby clothes all year long.

You know, it'll, it'll be like my very own little sweat shop.

You know, I've been thinking ever since you said that we're gonna have triplets, the best thing for me to do is drop out of college and get a job.

-No, Frank. -No, you can't quit college.

No.

You're in college, really?

-Yeah, refrigerator college. -Yeah.

Yeah, you know when we found out we were gonna have a baby, you know, I figured, you know, like, I should have ... like a career, you know

And I love refrigerators.

You can't give up on your dream.

No, it's okay.

We're gonna, we're gonna have three kids, and that's, that's a different kind of dream.

Three kids and no money.