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This program me contains
strong language
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Would you describe your...
I'll fix it. I will.
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Yeah, and I'll burst into flames.
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Would you describe your
relationship as stable, exciting...
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Agony. These quizzes are for
chumps who don't know
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they're chumps doing quizzes.
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We got this.
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"The Hayden Quiz." That thing is
straight off your desk, isn't it?
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Yeah, but it's spooky
accurate about who you are.
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These Californians
we're working with,
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it's like really clever shit.
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Come on. Who are we?
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What do we want?
Why do we never have any fun?
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These questions are weird.
Who's more trusting?
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That's you, cos you know
nothing about the real world.
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Thank you.
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What's that?
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Who's more realistic?
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Well, that's me. I win that point.
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No-one wins.
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Why so competitive?
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Right on.
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Genes, family, some other losers.
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And realistic, without me,
you'd be in jail.
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I am in jail.
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I mean, I'm not blaming you, Dan,
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but you did make us buy this flat,
now it's worth half of fuck all.
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Why don't you ask
your brother for a loan?
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At least you don't blame me.
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Hey, look, we're doing it.
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The plan is the plan.
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The plan, that's
the beauty of the plan.
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We're going to get out of here.
We're going to get our own place.
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We're going to have a family.
We're on track.
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So you wouldn't ask him?
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I'm not asking Declan for anything.
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But he'd help, though, wouldn't he?
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Yeah, he's my brother.
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But you're not going to ask?
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No. He's my brother.
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Yeah, of course. I only know
the world is real because
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you still haven't
fixed my bedside cabinet.
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I will do it.
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Oh, here's a big one.
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Dog or cat?
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We both know if either
of us ever wanted a cat,
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it would all be over.
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I know even in a fur coat
and everything.
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But the way they look at you,
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it's like they know something.
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They know you have a can opener.
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SHE SIGHS AND MUSIC PLAYS
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Like a proper nightmare.
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Thunderstorms, snarling tigers.
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After folding your wings,
you became a huge shock,
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obviously, a dictator
with two moustaches.
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There's no room.
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Look, it was under your penis.
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You're a winged
dictator with a dick-tache.
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You want to meet later
at that nice coffee joint?
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I can't. Crazy busy.
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We're through the roof.
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So much anxiety.
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Everyone's fucking losing it.
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People come in now saying,
"Fuck, I can't feel my head."
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It's great for business.
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Mm, and I've got to finish
that quiz later.
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It'll give me something to laugh
about when Joy and Kurt get here.
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You didn't invite Joy and
Kurt round this weekend.
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You didn't do that! You didn't!
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They're just dropping in for a bit.
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Oh, no.
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Spiritual growth, and energy eggs,
and chakras and...
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Oh... Yes, we know your views.
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Thank you for re-re-resharing.
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It's just a really quick
kind of casual chat.
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You can't have
a casual chat with Kurt.
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The man is a bonfire.
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He helps a lot of people!
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What, shit themselves?
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Fix their lives!
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Look, he's got five
million followers now.
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Five million?!
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What? Yeah.
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Jesus. Joy is always accidentally
bending his spoons.
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He is a spoon,
lodged in a rub of merde.
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My lipstick. Oh, but you do it!
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Go on, you just come
over and sit on me?
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Yeah.
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I just waxed my moustache.
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Did you get some toast?
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Mm, a little bit.
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See you later, knobber.
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Yeah.
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Hot dogs. Get your hot dogs here.
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Ooh! Sorry. Stupid suit.
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Have a good one.
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You're serious?
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Fight that fight.
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I'm a sausage!
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Hey, Mickey.
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Got a great hook
for that burger song.
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It's killer.
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? I'll be chicken
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? I ain't fooling
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? I'll be chicken
you'll be drooling. ?
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And then it goes into
this chorus thing, which is...
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What is this shit?
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They just told me
it's already printed.
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You didn't even run it by me, Dan.
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Why does the chicken have nipples?
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Hey?
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And neck tattoos.
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"Be drooling"? Really?
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You said you wanted something zippy.
Yeah, I wanted something zippy.
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This is...
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...ba-fucked!
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I don't have the time
now to redo all this.
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All right, all right. Time. Time.
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He's at dinner.
Then he clocks his friends.
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We have a clock in the background
going ding,
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he clocks his friends.
And we go, "Hello...
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"..it's chicken time."
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What? No, no, no.
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You kept giving us duds, mate.
You didn't get it.
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There's new owners.
It's a whole new deal around here.
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And you really pissed them off.
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I couldn't protect you.
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You're talking in
the past tense, Mickey.
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Did somebody buy us?
Yeah, Susan Fortuna.
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Huge outfit.
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They hate you.
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Don't take it personally.
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Am I dreaming?
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Everybody loves sausage fountain,
especially you.
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Sausage fountain was such
a long time ago now, Dan,
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and I told you before,
you can't keep pulling these stunts.
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You have to run
the work past checks. Yeah?
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Also, you're old.
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Sorry.
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Here.
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What's that?
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Is that my severance?
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After everything I've done?
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Jealousy.
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That's what this is!
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Where was your sausage fountain,
Mickey?
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Where was your Colonel Marmalade?
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Where was your baked bean militia?
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You've got to come to dinner
when the Americans are here.
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OK? Just in case they're weird.
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I mean, their emails are fine,
but for all I know,
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they have the personal
warmth of a coroner.
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I'd love to.
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Because this Hayden Quiz
really works.
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I know. I mean, we're
totally booked out, like,
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meditation, breathing, everything.
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So, as...
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...as a little bonus. What is it?
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That's my mum's place
in the country.
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I mean, it's just a shack,
but, hey, it's in the woods.
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Oh, my God.
I've been dreaming of the woods.
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Well, take a week there,
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when we're a bit less busy,
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like 3050.
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What do you actually do there?
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Oh, it's nice.
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We normally go there when
we fight. Well, one goes,
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the other inevitably follows.
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Usually me, cos I'm tragic.
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You're not tragic.
Oh, I'm fucking tragic.
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Anyway, so he goes, and...
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...we live on fruit, and
wine and sex all weekend.
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Oh. And then I really,
really, really want lasagne,
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so we come back to town.
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Until he starts to go mad again.
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It's very handy.
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Yeah. Well, thank you.
That's incredible, and I...
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SHE MOUTHS
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Oh!
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Oh, my God.
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What the hell is this?
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Oh, stop.
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Oh, you gotta be kidding me.
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I want to eat it.
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Look at you. Is it weird
that I want to eat it?
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It craps its own
weight ten times a day.
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I'm just looking
after it for neighbour.
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What's your name, mister?
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Daphne.
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Oh, Daphne.
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Run away with me.
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Well, bring a shovel.
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That's it. Look.
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Bam, goodbye.
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And of course, Carla is
talking about squads of children
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while complaining that
we live in a bread bin.
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So...
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Why are you smiling?
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I can't help it.
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Guy I beat at cards last
night looks a bit like you.
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Couple more years and I'll
be out of this fucking game.
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I hate sick people.
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Your life's so brilliant.
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Now you haven't even got a job
and you're freaking out.
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You wimp. Yes, I'm
fucking freaking out, Pete.
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I really am fucking freaking out.
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So maybe you could give
me a pill, you know?
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How about that? No.
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Karma. That's what this is,
for being a dick.
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This'll be good for you.
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You'll learn all kinds of lessons.
HE LAUGHS HEARTILY
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When's the last time
you lost at cards?
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I can't remember.
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How about you use my severance?
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And then, you know, play with it
and then split the take with me?
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It could go either way, you know?
I mean, I'm very good...
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Do it. Go on.
I'll wire you the money today.
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Do it. Love to.
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Sound investment.
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Your brother was in the paper again.
He bought a bank.
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That's got to be a sign
you're doing all right.
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How come you don't just ask him?
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Because that's not how
it is in my family, Pete.
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Actually, nut-wise,
I've been meaning to ask,
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can you still get
a good look at yours?
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At your age, you should still
be able to give him a wave.
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Yeah.
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You spend much time catching
up with the guys, do you?
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Realistic goals, realistic rewards.
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Lose a little weight.
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As a reward, a nice glass of Rioja,
a little mellow jazz,
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candles, some quality time
with your testicles.
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GIGGLING
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Thank you so much.
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I mean, we'd be lost
without our fixer.
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Right? Yeah, absolutely.
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You are amazing.
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Honestly, here's to being busy.
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It's so fantastic.
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And I love my flowers.
They're so beautiful.
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Thank you.
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So, Kurt, I must ask you...
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Finally.
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The one man who never asks
me anything, he cracks.
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JOY LAUGHS
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Why do you think so many
people come to you for advice?
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Because I think I say some simple
human truth they already know.
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Google and the rest,
they own our arses.
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They sell us this lie of connection.
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And they do nothing real
to help us where we suffer
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here in our real lives.
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Nothing.
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I mean, it's like the latest war.
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At least in Berlin, we knew
who our real friends were.
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Come on. The internet
is hardly the Stasi.
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It's worse.
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The Stasi worked hard to break
down the individual, the persona.
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But today we treat
ourselves like machines,
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and then we wonder
why we feel crazy.
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Facebook and the rest,
262
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they can suck my schwanz.
263
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They're probably doing it right now.
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You know, a banana,
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back then in Berlin, a banana.
No, no, no, no!
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Nein. Keinen bananan Berlinen.
267
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And just can you go
and get the kids?
268
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Cos I'm ready for collapsing.
269
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Sure. All right, all right.
270
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All right. Thanks, Kurt. Kids.
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Hey, no hiding.
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Alles klar. Ja.
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GERMAN ACCENT: Back then,
behind the wall,
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a banana was worth pure gold.
275
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We would slice it
into nine million pieces,
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get naked and sing The Beatles.
277
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I want to hold your
kur-fluffen-hausen.
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OK.
279
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It's time to say goodbye.
280
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We destroyed your apartment.
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Say sorry.
282
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TOGETHER: Sorry for painting
in the bathroom.
283
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Sorry, sorry, sorry.
284
00:11:35,640 --> 00:11:37,079
Oh... Painting?
285
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Artie told me to do it.
286
00:11:39,680 --> 00:11:41,439
Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
287
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I'm sorry, it does wash off.
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I mean, we...
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...we love our bathroom paintings.
290
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Guess what?
291
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Joy has given me the keys
to her place in the woods.
292
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Mm.
293
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Ooh.
294
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We should get out of town.
295
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City rain not windy enough?
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I want a cat.
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