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Well, that's ridiculous.
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I know what I saw. He had his hand right
on your ass, Sanjay. It was the small
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of my back, actually. The whole area is
a danger zone, as far as I'm concerned.
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Sanjay is a gentleman.
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Sanjay is not a gentleman. The guy's a
perv.
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Roger, please don't get jealous on me.
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This is not jealous.
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I'm not. How does Sanjay even have his
own agency? He's like 12.
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I don't think he shaves yet. We never
made a no -fly list.
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A no -fly list.
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Okay, Iceman. I didn't realize the
pattern was full.
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You know what you signed up for.
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Sometimes I just need to mobilize my
passion.
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Mobilize your passion with Sanjay Khan.
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That's what we're saying happened.
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Wow. What is he, Mondays and Fridays?
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Well, Wednesday is laundry day.
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I think we need to take a break.
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I agree. This whole free love thing is
stressing me out. From each other,
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We work together.
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From the sack.
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You obviously can't handle it.
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It's not going to be very good for the
agency.
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Fuck the agency.
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You probably have.
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Oh, jeez. Jesus Christ.
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Wait.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What just
happened?
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I can't hear you. It might be because
you hit me in the head with a car door.
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Where are you going? You are not
breaking up with me through a car
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You are not breaking up with me.
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I am taking you like a man.
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Turn these off.
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Why are you?
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Do not drive this car.
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No.
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Turn that down. No problem.
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I'd hate Christmas if I were Jewish.
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Why would you think that I would... Pick
up Bob Freeman at SFO?
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You're my first black Jew.
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Is that okay to say? How long is this
going to take?
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I don't know.
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Traffic's pretty bad.
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Can't we take another route?
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Maybe. I don't know. I'm just doing this
to save up for Hawaii.
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A Christmas present for myself.
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They call this...
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The future of transportation.
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Oh, hell yeah, it's the future.
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Get up an airplane, tap an icon, and
bam! I got a Prius.
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I got a town car.
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Well, at least I was there for you.
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Yes, you were.
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You uber boob.
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I can hear you up here.
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Merry Christmas, Sharon.
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Right.
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Oh, happy Christmas.
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You mean merry Christmas.
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Peanut butter and jelly?
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Sunflower butter, actually.
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Bullshit. Well, you know, it's safer.
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Some people have allergies and it's
just... I like peanut butter.
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Oh.
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You know, it's not really about
sunflowers or peanuts, Florence.
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It's more about having the sustenance to
go on.
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Onwards and upwards.
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Sit or lie comfortably, quietly.
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Allow yourself to be here, fully, in
this moment.
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With your eyes closed, begin to connect
with your inner world of thought and
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feeling.
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If you find your mind wandering to other
thoughts, don't let it concern you.
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Gradually, Let the horseshit of the
external world fade from your awareness.
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Vishnu is displeased with all your
chanting this early in the morning.
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Yeah. Rude.
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No, not at all. You know it's rude using
an app to meditate. It's disrespectful
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to the gods and pretty stupid.
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Well, it works for me and a lot of other
people.
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Well, I can think of a lot better ways
to relax.
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And suddenly you're a thought leader on
relaxation.
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What is happening?
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I don't know. It's just, I guess, a
physiological response.
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I don't have
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time.
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There's always time.
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No, it's Wednesday.
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You know, you know what we have today,
right? Yeah, I do. We have an hour.
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Yeah, but I can probably get some coffee
and get on the same page.
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Oh, well, I'll probably have to go home
first.
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What?
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What are you doing?
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I'll be there, I promise.
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No, no, no, no, no. Wrong direction.
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What do you know?
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You're not the only one who's stressed
out, you know. Well, if you need to
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relax, then you fuck you.
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Fine, I'm okay with that. Can you just
lick my balls while I do it?
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I already brushed my teeth.
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All right, fine. Can we do the mom
fantasy?
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Let me just suckle on your breasts and
you call me a good boy.
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Out of milk today.
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You don't actually have to produce milk.
It's a fantasy.
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Bye.
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Hello, does anybody work here anymore?
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Oh my god, Bob.
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Bob.
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Finally. I thought you'd all been
raptured. No one in advertising is ever
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to be raptured, Bob. But happy Hanukkah.
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I'm not Jewish.
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Oh. Where's Roger?
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It looks like a bodega blew up in here.
A what?
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A deli, a mini mart, I don't know,
whatever you Brits call them. Oh, a
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shop. Of course.
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So quaint.
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Not really. They're mostly the purveyors
of sugar and corn.
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What happened to the cleaning service?
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Fired him after the last round of
layoffs. You never cancel the cleaning
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service, Caitlin.
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What if a client happened to stop by? I
don't have any clients.
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And now I see why.
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No, you don't.
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This mess is a product of boundless
creativity and passion.
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That's boundless bullshit.
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Bob, I don't believe that subordinates
should confront their superiors, but...
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Are you serious?
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It's rule number 11 in my 20 rules for
fluid office dynamics, but I'm breaking
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that rule now, Bob.
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You must give Roger more time.
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Not stupid, you know.
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I know why you're here. This office has
lost four clients, 29 employees, $5
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million in billing. Then you all blame
Roger. $5 ,265 ,000 to be exact. Not
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it's any of your business.
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Not my business.
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I am the only account executive left in
this fucksy place.
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And I'm also the HR manager, the office
manager, the receptionist, the cleaning
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lady. Shit.
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What?
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I'm all out of big shiny medals.
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Is your partner here?
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He should be right behind me.
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Are these all your clients?
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Yes. Oh, you must be really good. They
look so happy.
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Oh, I only take pictures of the happy
ones.
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You can have Maggie's desk.
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What the hell happened here?
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Oh, right.
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Um... You are not going to ruin my life!
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You do not walk away from me. I walk
away from you.
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And you are left wondering why did
Rob...
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He's not very subtle.
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He's not very strong either, but he's
passionate.
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If he's so damn passionate, then where
the hell is he? Oh, God.
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Where am I?
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Oh, no.
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No. Wait. I remember.
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Roger?
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Bob?
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What the hell are you doing behind the
sofa?
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Sofa fort.
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It's got a blanket, pillows, flashlight,
half a box of Malamars.
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I'll take it from here.
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Did you not have a childhood? Did you
just go straight to mixing dry martinis
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your Snoopy snow cone machine?
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I will be at the front desk, wearing my
receptionist hat.
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What time is it?
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Ten o 'clock.
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Now get up.
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This is your day of reckoning.
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Strange, I don't have day of reckoning
on my calendar.
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Let me just get my pants.
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I'm fine.
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He's not coming, is he?
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No, he's not.
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This is couples therapy, Maggie. If
Sanjay doesn't want to... I know. I'm
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I'm sorry I wasted your time.
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Hang on.
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Maybe we can try something.
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Maggie?
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This is Sanjay.
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He's a bear.
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He's a therapy bear. He becomes...
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Whoever you want him to be.
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Try saying hello.
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Hello, Sanjay.
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That's good.
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Now, what would you like to say to
Sanjay?
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caught, you know what to do.
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You need to have a very good reason for
not being there.
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And I mean like hit by a truck good.
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The office is a shithole, Roger.
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Yeah, it has been a struggle since we
lost the cleaning guy.
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I suppose you lost the plant guy too,
huh?
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Yeah, I like the plant guy.
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You know, he must have got up every
morning and think to himself, what am I
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doing today?
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Oh, right.
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I'm watering plants.
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I can't wait.
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Why don't I feel like that?
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Because you're a total failure.
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Not a total failure.
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Pants.
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Boom.
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What happened, Roger?
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I can't figure it out.
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Talk to Maggie.
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I'm talking about after Maggie left.
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You promised to take care of our
clients, cross your heart and hope to
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know. I tried.
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You tried.
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They didn't like the work. They hated
the work.
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Because it wasn't Maggie's work.
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I was just a showman. I sold the ideas,
but they were Maggie's ideas.
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Fuck.
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Exactly. No.
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Those complimentary Bloody Marys are
catching up with my prostate.
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Bathroom's down the hall and to the
left.
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Don't move.
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Don't move.
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Roger.
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What is Bob doing here?
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What do you think?
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He doesn't fire people. He sends HR.
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It's like the only thing they're good
at.
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You are a pillock.
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I need a hug.
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I'm not supposed to move.
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She's very serious.
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Don't move.
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Office kisses tonight. Need two seconds.
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Thrill number nine.
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Right. I need two more seconds.
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Roger, are you sleeping here every
night?
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No.
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Yes.
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Why?
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What if I wake up and they've locked the
place up and we can't get back in? I
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can't risk that.
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Not until we fixed everything.
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You moved. I did not.
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Yes, you did.
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What are you doing here?
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I have to get that. That is the main
line.
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You have to get it.
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Hello,
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Agency SF.
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It's Mr.
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Baker.
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Get rid of him.
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He's the vice president of operations.
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He's the micromanager of Bob Freeman's
ass.
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Okay, but what should I say?
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Um, say I'll call him back in ten
minutes. Scouts fucking honor.
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Um, hello, Mr. Baker.
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Mr. Freeman will call you back in ten
minutes. Scouts honor.
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Hello?
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I'm not a very patient man.
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That's because he wants proof.
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Proof of what?
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That I'll deliver Roger's head on a
silver platter.
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You're not going to do it. I am.
262
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It's Andy Baker's new vision for
personal accountability.
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You don't have to do everything that
Andy Baker tells you.
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00:16:22,190 --> 00:16:25,930
Wow. Look at you, just breaking rule
number 11 left and right.
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You're a healer, Bob, not an
executioner. And then what?
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I'm out on my ass, looking for work.
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You do not want to be an aging black man
in this business. Oh, he says to the
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marginalized young black woman.
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You can't turn back the clock.
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Your hands are irrevocably stuck. What
are you doing?
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You just wait to be right.
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Twice a day with love.
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Stand up in your tower.
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Away from all this meth.
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Life was done with you.
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Taking on your best.
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But he ever hid that crown.
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As heavy as that crown Left me for dead
As heavy as that crown Bestowed upon my
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head As heavy as that crown But I ain't
dead yet I'm lucky
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Stop it.
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You're just making this harder, okay?
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Caitlin, give us a few minutes.
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Because?
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that this is where you're all hiding.
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Next time on... People say you don't
even have clients anymore, which has to
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true. Oh, my God.
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Tell him about the pitch.
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Pair the closed pitch. Invite only.
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I just so happen to know the new head of
marketing. Stinky is dead to me. It's
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Pete. Just Pete. We should grab this
opportunity by the teeth.
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And milk it. Maybe if there were three
of me, he would have been satisfied.
292
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Don't you wanna be with me?
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Because I want to be one of the ones.
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Drunk on flow.
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I can't find the pieces.
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Left me dead.
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Yes, heavy is that crown.
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It's torn upon my head.
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Heavy is that crown. But I ain't dead
yet.
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