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Hey, you gotta call a shot first.
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Okay. Swedish meatball, a potato tot,
and a corner pocket.
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Yes!
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Pay up, losers. No way, the pocket
moved.
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You guys have been cooped up all day.
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Why don't you go outside and toss around
the old meatloaf?
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Who wants light bulbs?
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Me! Me!
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Me! Wait, did you just say light bulbs?
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I thought I said light beer.
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Yeah, I went down to Gene's Hardware
Store to get a light bulb. He gave me a
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dozen for free.
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Oh! Picked up your dry cleaner, too,
Nick.
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Also free.
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Why is everyone giving you free stuff?
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Are you dying?
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A lot of stores won't take money from
firemen when they're on duty.
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Because if they don't give you free
stuff, you don't put out their fires.
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Very cool, Dad.
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No. It's because it's their way of
saying thanks for the job that we do.
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Which is why we don't take advantage of
the uniform by wearing it when we're off
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duty.
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You should get some free stuff for
yourself, Dad.
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Like a bike or a monkey.
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Or a gun.
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Or a monkey.
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You know, a fireman's uniform means a
lot more to me than free stuff.
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My father wore that uniform.
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And I'd like to think that one day one
of my sons will wear it, too.
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What? Well, no offense, Dad, but we have
other plans that don't involve fire.
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Yeah. I'm going to be a rock star, a
movie star, some kind of star. Not a
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star.
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I plan on kicking around the NFL for two
years and then living off my supermodel
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wife.
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That used to be my dream.
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All I know is I can't think of anything
more rewarding than saving lives or
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homes.
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Oh, hey, we've got to work tonight.
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Ah, damn it. It's my day off.
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What happened to saving lives? Not on my
day off.
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Full pleasure.
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Got it for free?
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What am I supposed to do with Kyle and
TJ?
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Okay, I need one of you to stay home
tonight, and what's your brother's?
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Not me.
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I got a date with some blonde.
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I think this could be the one.
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Yeah, sounds special.
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Chris,
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I suppose you got a date, too.
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Sorry, Dad, but I promised Sarah
Sullivan I'd come over tonight.
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Her parents are missing, so she's got
the house to herself.
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Sam, looks like you're my man.
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So you just assumed that I don't have a
date?
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Well, it is Friday night.
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As a matter of fact, I do have a date.
With the unknown where anything can
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happen.
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Yet never does.
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Hey, Dad, why can't we come down to the
fire station and hang out with you?
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Yeah. No kids allowed at the station.
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Sorry, it's a rule.
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No, it's not.
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It's my rule.
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Besides, you're old enough to stay home
alone.
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Hey, Dad, watch me turn Kyle into a
lamp.
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Get in the car.
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Great. Good for you.
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They found Vera's parents.
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Alive?
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I didn't ask.
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The point is, now I don't have a date.
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That's okay. Neither do I. What
happened?
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She kept asking me where we're going,
what time I was picking her up. I mean,
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what are we, married?
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As long as you guys don't have dates, I
guess I'll just fly solo, too.
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Hey, we got the house to ourselves.
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Dad's working till midnight.
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Why don't we throw a party?
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Yeah, great idea!
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Party! Okay, we gotta call people, get a
keg, order food, burn a party mix. Move
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the furniture out of the way.
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Man, this is starting to sound like a
lot of work.
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Yeah, screw that.
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You know, it really makes you appreciate
the kids who do throw parties.
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Yeah, we really should write them some
thank you notes.
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Let's just go out and get something to
eat.
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Wait, you got any money? I'm broke.
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Oh, me too.
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Hey, I know a way that we can have fun.
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And we don't need any money at all.
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All we gotta do is put on some of Dad's
fireman uniforms and people will be
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handing us stuff for free.
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That's crazy. We could get in really big
trouble.
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Dad said he'd hope we'd wear these
uniforms someday.
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Why not tonight?
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Don't you want to make Dad's dream come
true?
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Can't you stop thinking of yourself for
one second, Sam?
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Wow, this really brings out my eyes.
What do you think?
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I'm going to climb down the fire pole
first. You'll have to beat me to it,
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sucker.
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The pole's not here anymore, boys.
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No pole?
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A lot of the stations are taking them
out because firemen were getting hurt.
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Sprained ankles, wrenched knees, crotch
burned.
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Hey, I was not the only one, huh? Come
on.
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You were the only one who tried it
without pants.
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Well, then, how about taking us out for
a ride on the fire truck?
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We can shoot the water cannon at people.
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Sure, and if a call comes in while we're
out joyriding... The guys here can just
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take a cab to the fire.
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Or a bus.
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Cab would be faster.
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A fire truck only goes out on fires.
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So, like, if there was a fire... Don't
get any ideas.
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So, there's no pole.
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Can't fool around on the trucks.
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So, what do you guys do around here?
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We read.
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Do crossword puzzles.
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Balance our checkbooks?
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Lately, I'm really hooked on that
weather channel.
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You would not want to live in Peru right
now.
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Very humid.
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We used to play a lot of pinball.
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Wow, you guys have a pinball machine?
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We did.
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Got smashed when we were taking out the
pole.
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I know something you guys might get a
kick out of.
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Okay, now Walter here is about to take a
home cholesterol test.
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That's tonight?
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What's so fun about that?
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Oh, well, we'd just like to guess what
the number will be.
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Yeah, the cholesterol test is the only
game we got since the pinball machine
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smashed.
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So far, Walter has the highest score on
both.
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Uh, I'm going to say, uh, 225.
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No, 245.
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$2 .88.
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You guys want in?
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No.
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Hey, if his cholesterol's high enough,
he might get to ride in an ambulance.
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I'm rooting for you, man.
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See that drop of blood going on the test
strip?
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Well, now we just watch and wait.
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Damn it.
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Watch and wait.
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Yeah, and you thought me getting a merit
badge for sewing was gay.
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Still do.
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Now, you're sure you can change these
back for Dad?
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Oh, yeah.
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Temporary changes are real easy with a
tack stitch.
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Now, if I'd been using a cross stitch or
a cranny knot... Stop talking about
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sewing or I'm going to pound you.
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All right.
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Let's go get some free stuff.
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Okay, just remember, no getting greedy.
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Dad risked his life in these uniforms,
so let's not do anything to dishonor
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them. We are the gods of fire! Bring us
your gifts!
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Okay, no more free espressos for Sam.
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These uniforms work like magic. I've
never gotten so much free food.
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Can you imagine if we had to pay for all
this broccoli?
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It doesn't get any better than this.
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Did you just see that? Those women
smiled at us. Women, not girls.
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Follow me, brother firefighters.
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Wait, hey.
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We can't get in there without IDs.
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We're wearing our IDs.
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Fire inspection.
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What are you talking about? We just had
a fire inspection last week.
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Oh.
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Hi, guys.
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You mouthing off, jackass?
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You let us in right now, or I'll shut
this whole stinking fire trap down.
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No, please don't.
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This dance club and 12 others just like
it. That's all I got in the world.
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Let's go, boys.
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He'll calm down after a couple of free
drinks.
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And a bucket of weed.
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It's like we're in a beer commercial.
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You'd think I almost got stuck
babysitting Kyle and PJ.
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I'm sure they're happy they didn't get
stuck with us either.
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Watch and wait.
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A lot of people call us heroes, but
we're really more like superheroes.
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How do you walk into burning buildings?
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Aren't you scared?
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Ah, the only thing I fear is night.
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When the dreams come.
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And I'm alone.
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to get you a drink?
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A drink?
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No, thank you.
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I'm on duty.
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In fact, I'm just inspecting this fire
extinguisher here.
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She's all right.
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You seem awfully young to be a fireman.
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To tell you the truth, I'm just a
rookie.
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They only let me put out small fires.
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Yeah, the guys down at the station call
me the Joker.
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Because, uh, I'm always joking.
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You know, puns, riddles, dingers.
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Nothing dirty, though. It's not the
Joker's style.
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So there we were, surrounded by flames
in this raging inferno, when I hear this
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orphan baby crying.
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grabbed the orphan baby and quickly
changed his flaming diaper.
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He changed his diaper?
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Which gave me time to give CPR to a
basket full of puppies.
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So then I took the baby and...
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And...
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the winning cholesterol number is...
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Oh, Kyle, you want to make the
announcement?
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No!
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Ted, I don't care.
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This is boring.
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Yeah, you guys are firemen.
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You're supposed to be smoking cigars,
playing poker, swearing, chasing each
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other with axes.
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Street to the shoe repair store?
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What do you want to go over there for?
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Because it's not here.
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Now, the boys are right.
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We're pathetic.
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We should be having fun, not caring
about Walter's elf.
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Yeah, we'd love to hang out with you
next Friday night.
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But living a fireman's life, we may not
even be alive next Friday night.
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So how about tomorrow instead?
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure we'll still be
alive tomorrow.
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Then, here's a...
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been, buddy?
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We're lining up dates left and right.
Well, I met a cute girl named Sheila,
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we really hit it off.
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I'll say.
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Crap.
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Guys, I think I'm having a baby.
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Oh, you're definitely having a baby.
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No, I mean now.
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My water broke. I'm going into labor.
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Come in here. Why didn't we just stop at
Free Broccoli?
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My wildest dream and worst nightmare
just came crashing together.
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Whole house.
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Ladies on top.
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Foxy said you never played poker before.
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We haven't. But we've played lots of
video poker.
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Thanks for bringing us down here
tonight, Dad.
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Yeah, thanks, Nick.
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Hey, uh... Do you guys think you could
let me slide until next week?
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What day next week?
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Monday? No.
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Hey, we just got a 911 call. Thank God.
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Hey, you two behave.
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I don't know.
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Want to beat the CPR dummy up?
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Yeah.
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Hold his arms behind his back.
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Stop.
255
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Stop.
256
00:16:55,630 --> 00:16:56,630
No more.
257
00:16:57,870 --> 00:16:59,530
Why are you guys just standing there?
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Help her.
259
00:17:02,130 --> 00:17:04,230
Yes, Sam, do something. It's your baby.
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It is not.
261
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It was Jack's idea to wear the uniforms
he should deliver.
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Christmas closest.
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Pretend that she's hiking you a
football.
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A bloody football with legs.
265
00:17:50,440 --> 00:17:52,980
Here it comes.
266
00:17:53,700 --> 00:17:54,960
It's got no face.
267
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That's the top of the head.
268
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Oh, okay, cool.
269
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Joker, where are you?
270
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I'm right here, Sheila.
271
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You can do this. One more big push.
272
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You have to cut the umbilical cord.
273
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Oh, God.
274
00:19:00,570 --> 00:19:02,150
Somebody call with a medical emergency?
275
00:19:02,950 --> 00:19:04,570
Yeah, but you're too late.
276
00:19:05,090 --> 00:19:06,630
The other fireman just delivered the
kid.
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Other fireman?
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Over here.
279
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What the hell is going on?
280
00:19:32,200 --> 00:19:33,380
Well, what do you want to know first?
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Why we're in your uniforms, why we're in
a nightclub, or why we're covered in
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baby goo?
283
00:19:41,480 --> 00:19:43,020
So, are we still going out tomorrow?
284
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Oh, yeah, that too.
285
00:19:46,440 --> 00:19:48,820
Well, mother and baby check out fine,
Nate.
286
00:19:49,320 --> 00:19:50,320
Boys did a great job.
287
00:19:51,300 --> 00:19:54,440
Who knows? You guys could actually wear
those uniforms for real someday.
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For real?
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What do you mean?
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Well, to be honest, we like to give the
rookies a hard
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time.
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Like this.
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Back to the firehouse, boys, where I'm
going to beat you. like you were my
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teenage sons and I was your enraged
father.
295
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Good one, Captain.
296
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You are a dummy, aren't you, fool?
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I guess we'll have to hose it down.
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