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Where's the remote?
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Oh, man, it's on top of the TV.
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Can you get it?
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Huh?
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You're closer. Can you get it?
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What?
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How long are you going to do this for?
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Huh?
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I'll get it.
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What was that?
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What? When you got up, you grunted like
an old man.
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No, I didn't.
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Yes, you did. Stand up again.
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Oh, my God,
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I did. I grunted. Oh, man, we're getting
old.
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I tell you, when my old man started
grunting, next thing you know, hair was
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growing everywhere.
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Poor man had to blow dry his ears.
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We're not getting old. We're still
young.
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Yeah.
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package came from my mother. Oh, from
your mom?
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Jimmy, watch this.
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I have x -ray vision.
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A box of dried figs.
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Come on. She doesn't know what to get
you, and she thinks you like figs. I
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like figs. I ate some at her house once
to try to push her meatloaf a little
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faster through my body.
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You know? All of a sudden, I'm fig man.
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Hey, well, you're lucky. For some
reason, she thinks I like bolo ties.
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So, you know, if you ever need to work
in a riverboat casino, have at my top
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left drawer.
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So have you thought about what you want
to do this weekend for your birthday?
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Ah, it's no big deal. It's just a
birthday.
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Whatever you want to do is fine.
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Well, I was thinking it might be fun if
you and Sammy and I all went to
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Disneyland for the day.
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Okay, sure.
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Great. I'll tell my mother you love the
figs. But I don't love the figs. Why are
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you afraid to be honest with your
mother?
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Fine. I'll tell her to get you something
else next year. Just remember.
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Figs you can throw away, but a
Montgomery Ward sweater vest is forever.
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Tell her I love the figs. Thank you.
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Dude, Disneyland?
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What? It's the happiest place on Earth.
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No, I've been to Disneyland.
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Okay, the car on the way home with your
kids sleeping in the back, that is the
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happiest place on Earth.
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Jimmy, what else am I going to do? I'm
married with a kid. That's why you need
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to go out.
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You need to do something crazy.
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Look, Greg, you only get two do -what
-you -want days a year.
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Father's Day and your birthday.
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You gotta use them or lose them.
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Well, I never really thought about that.
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Would be kind of fun to go out and party
like I did when I was single.
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I'll do you one better. Let's go out
partying like when I was single.
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I used to party pretty hard. Oh, yeah?
Did you party so hard you had to put
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name on a pair of underwear so you could
pick it out of a pile?
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Have you ever had to be revived by a
Mexican pharmacist?
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Look, I would love to do something like
that. Believe me, I would. But I've
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already told them that I would go with
them to Disneyland. What am I supposed
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do? Well, you could tell your wife what
you really wanted to do. You know I
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can't do that. Sure you can't. Just
pretend that last night, while you were
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sleeping, you had a visit from the
Tentacle Fairy.
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Okay, I get it, I get it. I'm some kind
of wuss because I don't want to hurt my
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wife's feelings. Okay, what if you could
do it without hurting her feelings?
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Well, that would be great. Okay, fine,
leave it to me. Kim! What are you doing?
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Relax, I got a plan.
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Yeah? Um, Greg lied. He really doesn't
want to go to Disneyland.
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What kind of plan is that?
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Why didn't you just say something?
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Well, I wanted to make you happy.
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Greg, you want to make me happy, make
the bed once in a while.
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So you sure you don't mind if I don't go
to Disneyland?
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No, it's your birthday. I want you to do
what makes you happy. I don't want you
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to do what I want and then resent me for
it later.
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Well, I was just thinking it might be
fun to go out with Jimmy and get a
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while, you know, party like I used to.
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You want to go out and party with your
friends, be my guest.
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Have a good time.
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Are you sure?
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Greg, I'd like to think that we have an
open, honest relationship. I mean, just
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tell me what you want to do.
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Come on, I'm your wife, not your mother.
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I know.
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So. You want me to lay out some party
clothes for Saturday night?
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Would you?
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Hey, Kim, is he ready to go?
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Greg! Jimmy's here!
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So, how's the birthday been?
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Good. We went to the zoo and had a
picnic.
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Yeah? So did you give him my... Not your
business.
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And watch what you say in front of the
kids.
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I was talking about a cake. What are you
talking about?
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Whoa, you're not going to wear that, are
you?
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What's wrong with it?
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Nothing, if you're going to a student
council meeting.
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Look, just lose the tie and untuck your
shirt. You'll be fine. Let's go.
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Say goodbye to Daddy.
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Bye, buddy.
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Kim, don't feel like you have to wait up
for me.
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How late are you planning on staying
out?
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Well, it could be to all hours of the
night. Why?
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Well, it's just usually conk out around
10.
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So, if you get a little sleepy, just
make sure you have some coffee.
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Oh, and if you have some coffee, be near
a bathroom, because you know how
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coffee... Kim!
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I'm not going to get sleepy.
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In fact, I may pull an all -nighter,
because I am ready to pa -ha -pa -ta.
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Okay, never do that again.
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Happy birthday. Have a good time.
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Are you sure you're okay with this? Me
going out and getting a little crazy?
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Yeah. You know there's probably going to
be a lot of young, single women at
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these places.
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Greg, do you want me to act jealous?
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It wouldn't hurt.
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If another woman, even so much as looks
at you, I will find her and get all up
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in her business.
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Okay, now you never do that again.
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Jimmy? Yeah, baby?
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If you get tempted by some hot young
thing, remember you have two small
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at home.
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who will be with you 24 hours a day when
I leave you.
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That's all I need to hear.
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Before you go, we have one more present
for you. This one's from Sammy.
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Oh, why, thank you, Sam.
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What is it?
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Oh, it's a Blue's Clues watch.
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And it lights up.
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Nazzy.
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He picked it out all by himself.
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Really? Well, actually, he threw it in
the stroller when I wasn't looking.
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Sammy, your first petty crime. I love
it.
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Look, we should be going. I hope you
don't mind, but I invited some other
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along. Who?
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Some guys I play poker with. But really,
they're really good guys. Cream of the
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crop, really. First class.
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That's them.
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Sleeping better?
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Yeah, thanks for stopping for the ginger
ale. It's been a while since I've been
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in the back of a van doing donuts in a
church parking lot. Yeah,
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what's up?
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Just hanging. What do you need?
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A pound.
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I don't have enough money for a pound.
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All right, half a pound. Cool, later.
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Hey, Chuck.
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Yeah? Get us something to deli and get
my sister some turkey.
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Hey, are we going to just drive around
all night? Yeah, don't worry, buddy.
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We're going to treat you to dinner, and
then we're going to take you to the
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coolest club in L .A. Can we stop and
get the turkey between dinner? We'll get
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the turkey. Jeez.
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It's quite a van you got here.
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Oh, thanks.
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Yeah, I wish I could get myself a ride
like this. My old lady's always on my
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back about the bills.
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Yeah, sometimes they can drive you a
little crazy, but who else is going to
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sleep with you every night?
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What? I'm talking about my mother.
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Gino lives with his mom. His old lady
really is an old lady.
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You know, it's just easier. I used to
have to drive all the way across town to
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give her a bath.
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Hey, Tank, would you crack the window
open? Yeah, sure thing.
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Tank? Yeah, we all sort of have
nicknames.
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Yeah, Jimmy's Tank because he usually
buys the gas.
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I'm also Tank, but it's because I wear
tank tops.
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Stevie, he snakes because he's afraid of
snakes.
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And Geno's pops.
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Why's that?
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Because I'm old. What are you, blind?
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What's your nickname?
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I don't have a nickname.
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You gotta go out with us. You need a
nickname. Oh, yeah.
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Well, I always wanted to be called Luke.
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You know, after Cool Hand Luke? That's
my favorite movie.
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I've probably seen it a hundred times. I
used to watch it with my dad. We'd sit
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around eating a big old box of Goobers
and watching Cool Hand Luke.
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Oh, perfect.
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We'll call you Goober. What? No, no.
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Goober's a good name. No, that's what I
ate. I was watching Cool Hand Luke.
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Hey, calm down, Goober. My name is not
Goober.
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Goober's pissed.
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I'm not pissed. I'm fine.
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Yeah, he's just hungry. So what do you
think? You ready for your dinner?
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Sure. I know a great little Italian
place on Melrose. Right over here. What?
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Welcome to Hungry Burger, man. Take your
order. I have five hungry specials and
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five large cokes.
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And throw in Mr. Hungry Swirly Whirly.
We got a birthday boy back here.
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We probably should have left this turkey
in the van, huh?
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We're not too far from the front of the
line, so we should be getting in soon.
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It's not exactly that kind of line.
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What do you mean?
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They just don't let anyone in.
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They hand -picked whoever they wanted,
boy. So just because we waited in line
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doesn't mean we're going to get in?
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Nah.
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Well, that doesn't seem fair.
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Maybe I should tell them it's my
birthday.
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Greg, it's the Jungle Room, not Chuck E.
Cheese.
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Hey, hey, hey, here comes the bouncer.
Everybody be cool. Act like you don't
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care whether or not we get in.
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Come on!
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us in.
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Please? Can I at least put my turkey in
your fridge?
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Nice, Steve.
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This is horrible. It's like gym class
all over again. Why don't we hire some
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girls to walk by and laugh at us?
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All I know is my mother is visiting her
sister in Fresno this weekend, so I get
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the big bed.
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One way or another, I'm getting me some
payoffs.
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Come on, man. Give us a break. Let us
in.
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We have standards.
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Standards? You let Scott Bale in.
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Man, we've been here for like an hour
and a half.
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You know, this better be worth it once
we get inside.
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I hear it's great.
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You hear it's great? I thought you'd
been here before.
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Yeah, we hang here all the time.
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But it's usually here in the line.
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Never actually gotten in.
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Are you kidding? You've never gotten in?
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I can't believe this is how I'm going to
spend my birthday, riding around in the
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back of a van eating fast food, and now
I get to find out that I'm too old and
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lame to hang out with all the cool
people.
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Well, I already knew that, Jim!
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Oh, my God. What? It's Bret Michaels.
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Poison? Where?
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Oh, wow!
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Poison is my favorite metal band.
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Jay -Z's my favorite rapper. And for 70s
rock, I like the Doobie Brothers, but
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if we're talking light jazz... Steve!
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You must be Wallander. That guy's a
legendary partier, man.
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Is this a great birthday or what, huh?
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I'm going to go talk to him. No, don't
talk to him. He's in poison. You're
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to get us in trouble. Relax.
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Hey, Brad, what's up?
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Hey, buddy, what's happening, man?
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Tank's got some big onions, doesn't he?
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I tell you, man, I love your work. Open
up and say, ah, that is like my favorite
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CD. Thank you very much. I think you're
a total genius.
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It's not just me. I mean, you know, it
takes a whole band.
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I'm not just talking about the band. I'm
talking about like your movies, like A
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Letter from Death Row.
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Scared the crap out of me.
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And you starred in it and you wrote it.
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Actually, also, I produced it and I
directed it.
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Unfortunately, I did most of the
catering on it.
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And you're like Orson Welles of Citizen
Kane.
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Well, my friends kind of think of me as
like a Barbra Streisand in Yentl.
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Okay.
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You're not going to this place, are you?
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Trying. Dude, it totally sucks in here.
I mean, Scott Baio's in there doing card
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tricks.
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I'm going to go to a real rock and roll
party. Come with me and my friends over
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to the Chateau Marquis.
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Really? Well, what about my friends?
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What the hell?
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Bring him along.
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Okay, man. Thanks a lot. You're welcome.
We'll see you out there. You know,
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buddy. All right, man.
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What happened? What happened?
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Guys, we're partying with poison.
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and think the rich and the beautiful
were better than the rest of us. But I
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wrong.
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They're way worse.
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Hey, buddy, you made it. Hey, Brett,
what's up, man?
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Hey, these are my friends. This is Greg,
Gino, Chuck, and Steve.
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Good to meet you guys.
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Just a little warning I want to tell all
you guys right now. I just got to warn
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you. There's a couple of really, really
sleazy women here.
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So try to get to them before my buddy
Charlie Sheen shows up, all right?
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Hey, Brett, check this out. I picked it
up on the way over.
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Every rose has its thorn. Stop it.
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You'll never do that again.
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Listen, here's the rules of my party.
You have fun.
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Leave me at least one beautiful woman.
That's all I ask, right?
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Stay out of trouble.
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That's my bro. All right, man. See you
later, guys. Cool.
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Wow, did you hear that?
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Brett Michaels thinks we could actually
get in trouble.
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If a woman is willing to do that to her
body, she must have serious self -esteem
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issues.
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Excuse me.
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Where are you going?
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To mingle. Trying to make an impression.
Maybe we can get invited back to the
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next party. Jimmy, this was a fluke.
Face it, every other party we'll be
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to this year will have a moon bounce and
a petting zoo.
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Not if we play our cards right. See,
look, the way you get invited back to a
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party is you gotta stand out. You gotta
make an impression. You can either be
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the cool guy, the handsome guy.
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Or the rich guy.
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If you got nothing else, you can be the
crazy guy. Oh, please.
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Don't be the crazy guy.
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Too late, kid. I was born the crazy guy.
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All right, listen up, everybody.
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I am prepared to eat anything for a
dollar.
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Hey, come on. Dance with us. Well, I
would, but I think I'm just going to
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Oh, come on.
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Oh, I'm sorry. It's just that I...
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Yeah, thanks.
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My mother made me take dance lessons as
a child, which means if you need someone
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to take a beating, I'm also very good at
that.
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I'll keep that in mind.
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Hey, you want to go up to the hot tub?
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Gee, I didn't bring my suit.
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You don't need a suit.
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It's just me and a few friends.
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I don't think so. I'm married.
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That doesn't matter to me.
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Well, it does to me.
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Aw, that's so sweet.
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Yeah, well, we've been married about
three years now. Okay, well, I really
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to go.
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Have fun.
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Steve? Yeah?
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What are you doing?
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Maritza's going to pierce my nipple.
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Isn't that going to hurt?
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Probably, but, dude, she's touching my
nipple.
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Hey, have you seen the other guys?
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Uh, Gino and Chuck are around here
somewhere. Where's Jimmy?
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Greg? I'm trying to enjoy this. Sorry.
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Hey,
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Jimmy, let's get out of here.
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I mean, this was fun for a while, but
all this wild partying, it's just not my
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thing anymore.
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I can't leave yet, man. I haven't done
anything crazy enough.
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Maybe I've lost it. Maybe I'm not a
crazy idiot anymore.
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Oh, come on, Jimmy. You'll always be the
biggest idiot I know.
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Hey, thanks, buddy.
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Hey, look at all those people down
there.
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Yeah. You think I could jump in the pool
from here?
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Jimmy, we're on the second floor. That's
insane.
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Yeah, you're right. It is insane.
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What are you doing?
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What are you... No!
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Dude, did someone just jump off the
balcony? Yeah, my stupid brother -in
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Dude, you're crazy!
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How often have you got the time?
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Yeah, I got 11 .30.
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Is that a Blue's Clues watch?
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Yeah. It's a birthday present for my
son.
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You know, my little girl loves Blue's
Clues.
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You have a little girl? Yeah, five
months old.
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And they're really amazing, aren't they?
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Absolutely. You know, it's the first
time in my life to learn what true
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unconditional love meant.
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By the way, when was your birthday? It's
today.
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What the hell are you doing at this
party? Why don't you go home with your
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family? I guess I just wanted a wild
night out. You know, kind of like how
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live. What, you think this is how I live
every night?
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I'm doing this because a bunch of my
buddies are in town from Pittsburgh
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to experience a real rock and roll
party.
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Guess we're not as young as we used to
be, huh? No.
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I mean, hell, I used to stay up all
night long, and now I'm in bed by 10 o
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'clock, for God's sake.
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You go to sleep at 10?
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Well, I said I'm in bed by 10 o 'clock.
You know what I mean? I mean, come on, I
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am Bret Michaels.
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I'm sorry.
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Hey, Bret, thanks for the party and all.
We had a blast, but I think I'm just
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going to head home.
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Tell you what, though, I'm going to walk
out with you because I've got an early
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morning tomorrow anyway. Me too. I've
got jamboree. You're lucky, dude. I've
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to go to a baby shower for the lead
singer from Rat.
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What are you guys doing up? Hi.
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He woke up an hour ago and he didn't
want to go back to sleep.
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Hey.
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Hi.
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How was your birthday?
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It was all right, but it just got a
whole lot better.
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Every rose has its thorn.
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And just like every night has its dawn.
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Pancake. Yes, please. You got it.
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Just like every cowboy sings and says,
says, ah, ah, ah, ah.
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Every rose has its own.
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Yeah.
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