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-Very nice.
-This is gorgeous.
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Sure, we can pretend
that this is Linda's summer house.
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-Hi, Linda.
-Hi.
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Welcome to wonderful Cyprus.
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-Looking good.
-So are you, old friend.
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You look like someone's bearded uncle
at a caravan site.
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I have gathered four funny comedians
and a rapper.
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That sounds like the title
of a boring porno.
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You've started doing stand-up,
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so why not start that journey
in front of all of Denmark?
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I'm just relived I don't have to rhyme.
That is basically it.
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Tonight, we'll put Liam in the hot seat.
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We comedians are used to being bullied.
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The new kid shouldn't miss out.
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I'd just like to note
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that this "new kid"
we'll be bullying has tattooed knuckles.
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And you're right by the pool.
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That's a bit disconcerting.
He's is not your typical bullying victim.
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Welcome to Roasted!
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I am your roast-queen.
Prepare yourselves, this is going to hurt.
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I have invited five funny and aggressive
comedians on a wonderful roast-vacation.
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I want to talk about his nudity.
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I can't be the only one who thinks
he looks like a serial killer.
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Find your own idea.
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Why don't you do that
with your own jokes, Linda?
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It gets even worse.
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I don't understand
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why Onkel Reje ends up in shitstorms when
you are the one fucking all the mothers.
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Natasha, if no more children are born,
who will Torben Chris take baths with?
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No!
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They are all competing to be
the best roaster of the evening.
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Viva!
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But in the end it's all about leaving here
as the winner of Roasted.
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ROAST ON THE COAST - DENMARK
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Try asking the cards a question,
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if it's black, then it's no,
if it's red, then it's yes.
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-Where is…
-It was a yes/no question, you idiot.
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It is difficult to assess
the chances of winning tonight
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because I have no idea
what the others are bringing to the table.
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Liam is a wild card.
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-Suitcase-time.
-And you brought Liam's key.
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Exactly.
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I went to your homes
and packed a suitcase with your stuff.
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Liam would know all about going into
strangers' homes and taking their stuff.
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When Linda shows up with a crowbar
and lets us know
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that she's been in my home
I get a little nervous.
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-Use the crowbar.
-Yeah, maybe Liam should help.
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There's a lot…
The absinthe should look familiar.
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-What are the walkie talkies doing here?
-They're baby monitors.
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Is this for when
you're doing your thieving?
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-Why do you look like Stokholm?
-I can't really disguise myself.
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He looks like he's on his way
to a sex club… on his own.
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Just walk into a sex club with a crowbar
and a baby monitor…
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"It's Tuesday again!"
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It's going to be difficult to roast
someone who has won so much platinum.
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What I find interesting
about your album Inkarneret
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is that you don't remember any of
the recordings because you were so drunk.
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How does it feel to hear this album
with songs you don't know?
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Every time we rehearsed, I thought,
"Who the hell wrote this crap?"
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Oh, it's me.
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It's really funny to trash talk Liam
because I'm a fan.
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His music is freaking good. I have
been to at least 30 L.O.C. concerts.
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-Those are DMA awards.
-I thought they were pipe bombs.
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-It's the real deal.
-There are a few of them.
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There is a lot of success in that case,
but if you look at the dates,
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you'll see that it isn't recent success.
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Liam, we are going to bad-mouth you now,
so we can roast you later.
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-I can't wait.
-Good.
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-See you.
-What a dickhead.
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-I think you're supposed to use that one.
-Nikolaj uses the one for the baby.
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You up?
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It's a little nerve-racking
to have to go first in this roasting thing
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because we don't know the level yet.
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But it must be much harder for the others
to have to follow me.
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Daddy is coming down to you.
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Do you want to get some tattoos, baby?
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In tonight's hot seat, we have one of the
most seminal voices of Danish rap music
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and one of the most
insignificant voices of Danish stand-up.
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Liam O'Connor, ladies and gentlemen.
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Our first roaster has the complexion
of a jellyfish dipped in chlorine.
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-No.
-It's going to get worse.
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If you're offended now, just you wait.
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Let's hear it for Nikolaj Stokholm.
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Dealing with Nikolaj
is like trying to hug a pit bull.
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You don't know
if it's going in for a hug or a bite.
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Dear Liam…
It's really cool to have you here.
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It's great that you could fill in
on short notice,
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now that we couldn't get René Dif
through customs.
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Seeing as you're Irish, I've decide
that a part of my speech will be in Irish.
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That way, your Irish ancestry
can also keep tabs.
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You've said that you can't remember
your album Inkarneret
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due to your drug use.
Well, neither can we.
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I've never done drugs
and I can't remember any of your work.
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I can't remember anything…
Including Inkarneret.
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Does my complexion
make you want to snort me?
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You were highly praised
for your smash hit "Undskyld, so."
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Music is all about interpretation
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and my interpretation is that your song
is directed at conventional farming.
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It's your way of apologizing
to all the small pigs.
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I have other suggestions
for a title relating to animal welfare
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that you might use for a song.
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I imagine the song "Fuck That Swan"
will be an instant hit.
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Actually, that has nothing
to do with animal welfare.
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But we've all had the urge, right? Yeah.
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It makes a lot of sense
that you've now switched to stand-up
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because you've reached the age at which it
just looks weird wearing reading glasses
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while writing "Smack the Hoes."
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"Let me put on a sash
and write the smash hit 'Fuck That Swan.'"
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-That's all from me.
-Nikolaj Stokholm.
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Let's get a selfie later.
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The man is hysterically funny,
so being roasted by him is unique.
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I know I got rinsed, but it was great.
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If we didn't know who you are,
we might be thinking,
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"He hasn't quite understood
the assignment."
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I'm actually not sure I have.
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Thank you for that speech.
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-You good? Was it too rough?
-I'm not sure.
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I might wake up covered in sweat tonight
screaming, "Fuck the Swan."
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Our next roaster this evening
is Victor Lander.
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Hi, Liam. Good to see you.
I am also from Aarhus.
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Like two peas in a pod.
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Thanks for taking time out
of your 32nd gap year to be here with us.
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You're starting your comedy career
by opening for BROS on their arena tour.
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Whose circumcised doner kebab
have you been noshing on to get that gig?
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How is it that four random comedians are
doing an arena tour with an aging rapper?
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What's next, Kesi and Gilli doing
a hoedown tour with Torben Chris?
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Sponsored by some hardware store.
You know you are white, right?
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You might have forgotten. You haven't seen
a mirror since you stopped doing coke.
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Liam will walk into your home and wonder
why the coke tray is on the wall.
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You can tour with Bros all you want,
but you're still just a step-bro.
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They just needed a white guy to drive
the bus so they wouldn't get pulled over.
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It sucks that you got that gig
because I would have wanted it.
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I don't want to pull a reverse L.O.C.
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But I'm going to attempt to fill the void
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you've left on the rap stage.
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Okay.
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No, don't clap.
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I'm the reverse L.O.C. You call me C.O.L.
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LO.C., Liam O' Connor is what you get
When you mix whiskey and dishonor
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This guy is a nutter. He once had ladies
Grab his wand like he was Harry Potter
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8210! That postcode ain't the shit
Unless you are bougie, latte-swilling tit
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And if getting drunk
Has now become a huge no
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Why would you ever give comedy a go?
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Not to burden you with remorse and regrets
But a sober Irishman
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Is as ironic as it gets
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The man once banked a million in his stash
Now opening for idiots with too much cash
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Lost your way? Need some help from Maps?
Accept that you'll never be a real shabab
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Welcome to your first lesson in humility
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You ain't no tough guy here
You're just soft like Felicity
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Victor Lander. Very nice.
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I just strained my neck.
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-You're getting old too.
-Yeah.
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-Any competition there?
-I know someone who'll sign you.
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"32nd gap year." That was really funny.
Let's hear it for Victor Lander.
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Can I offer you some lunch?
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I don't mind trying new foods.
If they're tasty.
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But when an inked-up guy rocks up with
a plate of tongue and snails,
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there's no way in hell I am eating it.
That's his business.
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-Why is there a string in this?
-It's a tampon.
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Linda, for heaven's sake!
Don't put them on the table again.
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Especially the used ones!
Damn, how annoying!
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I was called a picky eater as a child
because I didn't like warm carrots.
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Since then I have tried
to make up for that
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by trying local delicacies in every
country I travel to. Help yourselves.
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-It's wobbly.
-Would you like a sausage?
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-This is the least bad part.
-Just a small bit.
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-How about a taste, Torben?
-No.
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You don't eat the skin, do you?
It looks disgusting.
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Is it just the skin that looks disgusting?
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It's…
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It tastes pretty good.
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Torben approaches food the same way he
does fashion. He doesn't give a shit.
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You're just chowing down
but still haven't touched your water.
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You don't like that. "That's the
most disgusting thing on the table."
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-What the hell is this?
-I want a beer!
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I watch those ear wax removal videos…
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-Why? That's kind of weird.
-I completely gave myself away there.
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-Yeah, that's the weird part.
-What happened there?
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That's a wild statement to make.
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This is really lovely.
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But it's getting a little too friendly.
We're meant to be roasting each other.
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Our next roaster is
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No!
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I don't know where that came from. Sorry.
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This woman is less edgy than a Teletubby.
It's Natasha Brock, ladies and gentlemen.
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-Thank you.
-You're welcome.
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Let the duel commence.
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Liam, L.O.C.
I'm not sure what to call you.
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Right now, you just look
like a random guy called Leif.
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I was really excited to meet you. You were
one of my great idols when I was younger.
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But I have to admit
that I'm a bit underwhelmed.
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You know…
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I was looking forward
to meeting the great L.O.C.
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Now, I'm more like,
"L.O. Can you still see?"
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Can you hear me?
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Don't be confused.
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I know I look like a care worker,
but it's me, Natasha.
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Seriously, when did you get so old?
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You look like a reference
only Nikolaj Stokholm would get.
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What happened?
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I used to work in a nursing home
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so I know that people tend to get
a little disoriented with age.
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I just want to make sure
that you're supposed to be here.
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You haven't accidentally walked
onto a plane
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while on your way to do
an end of life interview?
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-Yeah, okay.
-Mikael Bertelsen isn't coming.
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Why did you agree to do this?
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Could you not get
a sponsor deal with VitaePro?
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No, but seriously.
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You'd be perfect for that
"Do you also suffer from joint pain
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from the years of fighting that landed you
an assault sentence in 2012?"
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Maybe you got more sentences but that was
the last time the media wrote about you.
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I actually think you've aged quite well.
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You look like a fun uncle.
Or an uncle who's had too much fun.
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You've got quite the dad bod now.
That is not a problem as such.
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You've just gone
from street to street food.
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Some of you might still be wondering why
Victor was allowed to bring his dad here.
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Well, when I was young,
Liam was a very successful rapper.
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And now you're doing comedy.
I haven't seen you perform
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and I don't know what you talk about
when you do perform.
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"You know when you watch a documentary
about sexism in the music industry
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and think it's time to switch careers…"
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It's great that you've made the switch.
You're getting too old for hip-hop.
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I'm guessing you made the decision
when you went to buy some fresh streetwear
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and the shop assistant said,
"Your grandson will love that."
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At your age, your friends don't die
in drive-bys but from heart disease.
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Of course,
there's room for you here, Leif.
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If I know one thing
about this industry, it's this:
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Instead of just having two women
and two men here
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they'd rather have some washed-up rapper
who's been doing stand-up for ten minutes.
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Welcome to the business.
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Natasha Brock. Well done.
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Natasha was amazing.
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She looks innocent
in her pink clothes will all those hearts.
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But she just tore into me
like some crazy ex.
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She's like a glocked-up Teletubby.
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"Underwhelmed" nearly killed me.
Natasha Brock, everybody.
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I'm wearing the cat, but you went…
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-Please cut that out.
-No, leave it in. I love that.
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Where did you get the idea
that you should be doing stand-up?
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I love the writing process
when I make music.
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Some of my friends asked me to roast them,
so I started doing open mics.
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Were you as freaked out
as the first time you did rap?
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It was worse, much worse.
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Because you are trying to convince a room
full of quiet people that you're funny.
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-They're not quiet when we do it.
-I imagine they're booing a lot.
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Nice one.
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You get an immediate reaction.
And it has a lot in common with music,
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but in certain areas
it's the complete opposite.
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In music, you can play
the same song for 25 years.
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In comedy, you have to have
new material tomorrow. That is great.
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I should feel intimidated
but he's a really likeable guy.
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-Thanks for lunch.
-I hope you're full.
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We're not.
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If I talk to him too much, I might end up
liking him too much to roast him.
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Our next roaster is responsible for more
bad TV than Kaare Sand and India combined.
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Torben Chris, everybody.
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Thank you.
So, L.O.C. is in the comedy game.
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I'm not surprised you've switched careers
just based on your last albums.
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I've been to a lot of your concerts.
You looked cool when you were young.
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You were wearing your long leather coat
and gloves. You were so cool.
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Now you're just a tubby balding
saggy-tattooed man in your 40s.
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Like the owner of a sex club who's come
to explain the rules before the orgy.
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You'll do great at comedy because
you do such a good job fucking up.
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I don't know if the audience
have heard this story.
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The first time Koda put a million in his
account, he thought it was a mistake.
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"This must be a mistake.
I need to spend it before they find out."
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He takes out the money
and just starts to give it away.
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After three weeks,
he finds out it's his own money.
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"And half of it is due in taxes!"
So he tried to get it back.
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That's really dumb.
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Considering your history of tax fines, you
should have gone into comedy years ago.
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You're spectacularly good at messing up.
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There's a story about you eating fugu in
Japan. That puffer fish that can kill you.
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The cook tells you that if you don't die
within nine hours, you're home free.
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You thought you only had nine hours
to live. You know what this idiot did?
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He put on a nice suit and sat
on the toilet ready to take a shit.
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He'd heard that the body just
lets everything out when you die.
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And I thought Nik & Jay had some bad ideas
about how to spend their time
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if you only had one day to live.
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But you start doing the one thing your
body can do on its own once you're dead.
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That is so stupid.
What a humongous idiot.
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It's crazy that you live in Hellerup now
considering where you started out.
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You said "black pussy" was
what led you to start rapping.
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But when you started breeding, you chose
the whitest vagina that ever existed.
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Christiane Schaumburg-MĂĽller,
the star of 2900 Happiness.
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The only vagina that's whiter than that
is attached to Nikolaj Stokholm.
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Damn, man…
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L.O.C. or Liam O'Connor as you suddenly
insisted on being called.
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Which means you finally sobered up enough
to spell your own name.
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Drunk L.O.C. would beat the shit
out of you if he could see you now.
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It's such a shame
that you don't drink anymore.
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I'd love to go on the lash with you.
You were so good back then.
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You made amazing music
when you were drinking.
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It's fine to quit drinking if it disrupts
your work, but you were good back then.
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You basically fired your own creativity.
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You became so wimpy
and wrote crappy love rap
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about sitting in a bar full of chicks
just waiting for her to call you back.
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That song gave me the worst diarrhea ever.
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Don't give me a rap about your happy
love life. That is rap school 101.
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Rap about your 99 other problems
if your bitch ain't one.
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You're one bassline away
from turning into Rasmus Seebach.
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You might as well go the whole hog
and put Ankerstjerne on the album
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and do this rap: "Wish I hadn't taken
that million and handed it out."
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"What was all that sharing about?"
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It was a pleasure to roast you,
L.O. Seebach.
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Torben Chris, everybody.
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Before AA gets in touch to say that Torben
encourages drinking, I'd like to say
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my music back then was meant for guys
like him who are still alcoholics.
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So, there's an element of truth to that.
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We couldn't afford
any sprinklers on this set
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so we just hired Torben.
Bloody hell, Torben.
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Torben never sells out his front rows.
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Sometimes people come to my shows
with umbrellas and rainwear
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if they're in the front rows.
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I've never been yelled at so much.
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-Is that part about the million true?
-Yes.
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-Liam!
-And the part about the fish.
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-That's the dumbest thing ever.
-You've done too much research.
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That was the last comedian.
Give them a hand.
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00:24:32,840 --> 00:24:36,760
Natasha did the most hard-hitting roast
of the evening.
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Torben crossed the most lines.
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The best roaster of the evening excels
by the following things:
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First of all, it was really hardcore.
They went straight for the jugular.
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It came from someone
who looks really sweet
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but they just kept on
stabbing away at you.
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Natasha Brock is
this evening's best roaster.
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Natasha absolutely smoked the others
in this roast.
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That's the way to properly roast someone.
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Tomorrow, it's Nikolaj Stokholm,
ladies and gentlemen.
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I'm fine being the one who gets roasted,
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because I'm probably
every comedians dream to roast.
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-Hello!
-Hi!
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-Greetings. Thank you.
-Hi.
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Disaster! Are you on top of it?
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It went as expected.
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It's suitcase time!
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I took a little trip to Rungsted, Nikolaj,
to pack a suitcase.
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There are so many wonderful things
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and yet another poster
with your own name on it.
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Are you afraid of being mistaken
for all the other albinos in showbiz?
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There are 200 registered albinos
in Denmark.
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-It's not much.
-No, we are not many.
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-Do you have a club?
-Yes, we meet every night.
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-And howl at the moon.
-Yes.
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We need to save the gossiping
till after you've left. So please leave.
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We want to talk about you
while you're not here.
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-Take care.
-Bye-bye.
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There is something wrong with this world
if this man hasn't been bullied.
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-I haven't left, Torben!
-Walk faster then!
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-How many of you knew him back then?
-I knew him, but didn't talk to him.
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I knew Nikolaj. I gave him his first
warm-up gig at a high school.
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I think my biggest advantage is that
no one knows what I'm up to.
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None of them have seen me do anything,
so they don't know what my humor is like
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or how harsh or weak I am.
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I hope you can use some of this
in your slaughterhouse.
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00:26:51,960 --> 00:26:58,360
It's kind of funny that Liam is about to
throw away 25 years of integrity
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by putting on a red nose
and being as big a tool as the rest of us.
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I have something about his fondness for
the old Danish and things like that.
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It's actually more nerve-racking
than sitting up there.
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Today, we will shine the light on a man
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who has the same brightness
as a spotlight.
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But where the hell is he?
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