Calling
Calling noun - The act of putting an end to something planned or previously agreed to.
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- When he hears his father has come to visit, the kid's ready to let loose—but Theodore unwittingly yanks the rug out from under Daniel by begging for forgiveness and calling himself out.
Source: Calling the Old Man Out -
In the third episode of Season 2, Charlotte gives BoJack her calling card with her address on it at Herb's funeral, telling him he can visit her in New Mexico at some point.
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And ironically, Sean's dad ended up being largely the same when he showed up for the first ever "loved one" visit, with Sue calling the elder Kenniff a goof.
Source: Series / Survivor
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