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Well, I am officially friends with the
Dalai Lama. What? How are you friends
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with the Dalai Lama? On Facebook.
They're Facebook friends.
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Dil, why would he be friends with you?
Because I'm enlightened.
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Boo. I gotta ask him to join my mob. I
don't understand what's going on. It
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seems like everyone today exists in two
realities. The real world. He's talking
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about mob wars. It's this game on
Facebook. And the virtual one.
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Yeah, see, I don't get Facebook. Well,
Kenny's obsessed.
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I'm not obsessed. I just need Bobby to
join my crew so me, him, and the llama
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can rob a liquor store.
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You gotta join. Being part of a social
network is de rigueur these days.
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De rigueur. It means obligatory.
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Merriam -Webster, word of the day
calendar. What up?
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I'll admit it. I was wrong.
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He loves it. All I did was give a
starving man bread, you know?
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Hey. Hey, Andy. Hey, you haven't
responded to my mob request yet.
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With you guys, plus the llama, plus
Mexican Freddy, I can finally be the
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Blee, blee, blee, blee, blee, blee.
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What? That's what it sounded like to me.
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Andy, you're on Facebook?
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Meredith had me join it for this family
reunion thing, but honestly, I never
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really checked it. Join my mob. No.
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Check your profile, Andy. I sent you a
really funny video of a cat sneezing.
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That video was so funny, wasn't it? My
friend Matt sent it to me. He always has
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the funniest videos.
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You know what? I'm getting together with
him this weekend. I'll see if he has
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anything new.
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PJ having plans means guys night out,
huh?
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Yowza!
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No women, no curfew. We finally get to
do whatever we want.
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Poker? Done.
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You know, Bobby, you should really
rethink this whole Facebook thing.
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I don't know. Would I have to join
Kenny's mob?
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You can always ignore him. That's what I
do.
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Join my mob. No.
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You know what, Bobby? Some people use it
for stupid stuff, but it's actually a
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good way to keep up with your family and
your friends.
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Yes, Andy, you could post some pictures
of my niece and nephew.
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Or you could come over and play with
them.
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I will.
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They're always sticky.
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That's so derriere.
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No, it's not.
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You know, I'm constantly updating my
Facebook status. If you were on, you'd
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what's up with me. Like, what does it
say now?
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That I'm at Crowley's. See?
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You certainly wouldn't want to miss that
scoop.
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All right, a guy from Mike's high school
posted a video of him as the major
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general in their production of Pirates
of Penzance.
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Free booze for the first person who
provides a laptop.
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Oh, I love that.
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Leave the cup, baby, there's no time.
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How you doing?
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Why do you hurt me?
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You know, you're pretty good.
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Really? Of course not. You're horrible.
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How did you get the lead?
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It was a small, all -boys school. There
were only like 40 kids in the class.
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Even so.
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I'm just glad they didn't show the video
of my production of Annie.
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I looked awful in that perm.
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Hey, guys, what's going on, man? I got
this update saying Kenny's witnessing a
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train wreck?
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Oh, my God.
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I know, right?
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Brando, how do you have 700 friends?
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Dude, they're not real friends. I mean,
they're potential customers.
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I wouldn't even be on Facebook if it
wasn't for the club.
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There are so many women.
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Hot women.
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One could even say a myriad hot women.
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All right.
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admit it this facebook thing's pretty
great got me back in touch with my
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fifth grade class yeah it definitely
makes the world a smaller place i'm just
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not so sure that's a good thing well it
is for my class we're having a reunion
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who has a reunion for fifth grade fifth
grade was the best i had my first
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girlfriend erin radabaugh she was
popular from a good family she's the one
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got away from fifth grade she had an
atari and a trampoline
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Diana Kale had an above -ground pool.
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It's hard to let somebody go who has
kick -ass stuff.
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Yeah. Oh, God. I remember when you broke
up with Matt. Dude, I was so pissed.
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Yeah.
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He had the first PlayStation.
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Wait, Matt the Facebook guy? Yeah. You
dated him? Oh, yeah, but in college.
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I thought you dated Thorne in college.
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You are allowed to have more than one
boyfriend in college.
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It's not the 40s.
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Dude, don't even be jealous, man. Matt
was freshman year. I mean, Thorne, he
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the true love of her life. Yeah.
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Remember when Thorne came around last
year and she got all googly -eyed and
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almost took him to Italy?
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Ah, don't be jealous.
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You know, it's funny because then she
ended up taking me to Italy, so I'm
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actually not jealous.
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Good. It's cool. You guys can have your
virtual friends. I am quite fine with
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my... Real ones.
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Yeah, Matt's not snuffleupagus. She's
actually having dinner with him.
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would never let me go out to dinner with
an ex -girlfriend. Yep, I gotta keep
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this Aaron Radabaugh thing on the QT.
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Bobby, honestly, you would love Matt.
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I mean, he's hilarious.
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Oh, the video that he posted about the
kid with the hiccups?
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So funny.
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You know what? It's fine. I don't have
to love the guy. And by the way, posting
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a funny video does not make you funny.
But he is funny. Like, really funny.
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Yeah, and extremely handsome.
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Okay, but is he rich?
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Guys, come on, give me a little
something here.
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Kenny,
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I
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didn't need a status update before you
went to the bathroom, and I certainly
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don't need one telling me how it went.
My life is an open book.
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Close it.
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Four Mexican samurai shops. Yeah.
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Have you ever tried a Japanese
bullfighter? No, what's in that?
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The exact same stuff. I just like my
name for it better.
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I'll bring these right over to you.
Thanks, Brendan.
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You got it, Veronica.
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Have you ever tried a Japanese
bullfighter?
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Hey, Brendan, do you know her?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. She comes in here
quite a bit. She's a scout for some
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record company.
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Dibs.
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You can't call dibs.
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Why not?
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Because she's not a Twinkie.
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Well, then how do I know if she's off
limits?
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You could ask.
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Okay. Uh, Brendan, have you staked your
claim, sir?
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You just have to make this difficult,
don't you? Look, you know, I've talked
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her a few times. I'm just starting to
know her.
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Starting to know her? Dude, she's
probably one of your Facebook friends.
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check her profile.
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You'll know everything you need to know
about her. That's icky. That's lazy.
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That's Mike.
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Look, I don't need Facebook, all right?
I do my own night work.
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Okay. Just so we're clear here, you're
okay that we both go after the same girl
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at the same time, and you're not going
to use modern technology?
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Oh, absolutely.
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The epic struggle of man versus machine.
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This should be a show in the History
Channel.
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Dude, this is so over. I don't know the
name of her first goldfish while you're
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still trying to figure out her last
name.
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It's Jones.
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Man one, machine zero.
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So, I finally joined Facebook.
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I know.
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I accepted you as a friend.
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Yeah, yeah. Well, it turns out I'm not
alone. It turns out I have a lot of
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company. Like, a lot of your ex
-boyfriends.
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Like, Matt and Thorne and... Oh, why are
you in a word twist game with Hank?
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Okay, but what are you talking about?
You were snooping through my friends?
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That's not snooping. That's what you're
supposed to do.
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And you're friends with...
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All of your exes. You collect them like
Hummel figurines. So?
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So that's weird.
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That's why I said Hummel figurines.
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I mean, we're just Facebook friends.
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Oh, really?
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Really? Because you're about to go out
with Hilarious Matt, who, according to
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his update, is contemplating his second
cookie?
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Facebook is great at bringing people
together. Babe, he's just a friend.
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Oh, yeah, who's constantly sending you
virtual beignets and green chili. I
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mean... Why do you even need to go out
to dinner?
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It can also push people apart.
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So, Bobby doesn't want you going out to
dinner with Matt.
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Well, I mean, he's not thrilled about
it. Or that I'm friends with any of my
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-boyfriends. This is all Facebook's
fault.
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Everybody knows too much about each
other. I mean, I really don't need to
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about Andy's upcoming dinner with the
gang from St.
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Aloysius.
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I mean, Matt is just a friend, you know?
It is an innocent dinner.
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I know.
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But is it really worth fighting over?
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I mean, not really.
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But on the other hand, you haven't done
anything wrong.
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So what if he's an ex -boyfriend? You're
right.
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I mean, you're friends with your ex
-boyfriends, right?
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Only the ones that don't have
girlfriends that made them stop being
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me. See?
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That's not right.
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I take it as a compliment.
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Yeah, I used to DJ for 107 .3. The heavy
metal station? Yeah, I had the 5 o
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'clock drive.
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Huh, I've never gotten into heavy metal.
Really? Oh.
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How about getting high and playing D &D?
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No?
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Okay. Hey, guys.
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Hey. Hey.
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We're all here at the same time. What a
synchronism.
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You remember Mike?
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Yeah, my new Facebook friend.
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Yeah, it's great to see you again.
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Are you from Idaho?
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Yeah, how did you, did you, you mean...
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Oh, I totally forgot I was wearing this
today.
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Really?
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I'm from Idaho.
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That's crazy.
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That's like kismet. Yeah, two spuds
meeting up in the big city. What are the
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odds? None.
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Mike, remind me again, where in Idaho
are you from?
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Boise.
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Pocatello. That's crazy. We're like
neighbors.
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Well, I mean, it's a four -hour drive.
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Sure, yeah. Yeah, it's all relative to
Chicago, though.
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You know what? I'm going to buy you a
drink.
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Maybe we'll have it in the cocktail.
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And I'm going to have... Do
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you make...
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Boise? Trust me. Shot in the dark.
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50 -50 chance you said Portland.
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I'm still not worried.
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Terminator, Battlestar Galactica,
Terminator 2.
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History teaches us man always wins out
in the end. You know that's not history,
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right? Only history that matters.
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Hey. Hey, Bobby. We're still doing guys
night, right? Yeah, we are. Because PJ's
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still going to dinner with Matt. Oh,
handsome Matt.
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Are you still jealous?
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I never was.
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All right, you guys. Can I ask you a
question?
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Are you still friends with your ex
-girlfriend?
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Um, no. Not really.
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Okay, fine.
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But just because the romance part
doesn't work out, don't you still like
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people? Um, no, not really.
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Maybe it's a girl thing.
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What does that mean?
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I don't know. It just seems like a lot
more women stay friends with their exes
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than guys do.
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But doesn't the number have to be the
same?
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Unless there's one very sensitive guy
out there who's broken up and stayed
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friends with thousands of women.
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That dude's had a lot of lunches. Oh,
he's done some cat -sitting. That dude
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sat through a lot of strangers'
weddings.
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Oh, this guy makes me sad.
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Yeah, exactly. So why would you want me
to be friends with all my exes? It's not
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that. It's just... If you cut all these
other women out of your life, who's to
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say you're not going to do the same to
me? But you're not breaking up. No, but
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if we did, Bobby wouldn't still be
friends with me.
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He would, right?
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I don't know.
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Dude, I can't believe you just said
that. Man, it's like, would you move on
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ever died?
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The answer's always no.
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Yo, you're taking forever with those
drinks there, Slick. I gotta go anyway.
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You sure? Yeah. I'm sure I'll see you
soon, though.
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Later, Brendan.
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Oh, by the way, that color looks great
on you, Mike.
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Oh, well, purple's my favorite color.
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Me too!
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That's crazy.
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Score one for the machine.
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I'm flying.
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Riddle me this, machine.
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Portland, Maine, or Oregon?
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It's a trick question. Neither.
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Man, I can't believe Mike's going to
win.
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Gotta give it to him, though. He really
has been doing his research.
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I just felt like I needed to learn more
about this underappreciated culture, and
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that's when I decided to go on my first
spirit walk.
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What's up, guys? Hey.
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Your friend Mike knows so much about my
culture.
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Did you know I was half Blackfoot?
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Really? Yeah. Well, you guys probably
just haven't gotten there yet.
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Oh, hey, Veronica, did you know that
Sherman Alexie's gonna be reading at the
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public library soon?
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Oh! Oh, my God. He's my favorite author.
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Get out of town. Me, too.
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No, seriously.
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What's your favorite book? Oh, so many
to choose from. I would probably say The
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Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in
Heaven.
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Oh, my God. Don't you love it? Love?
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Why can't you work this hard at the
store?
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Thanks, Mike. I totally would have
missed a reading.
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Brendan, do you want to go with me?
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Me? Him?
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Yeah. You said you and your mom trade
books back and forth. Him?
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I thought it was sweet.
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Or we could do something else. No, no,
no, no. That sounds like fun.
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Great. We'll talk.
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Okay. Bye, Mike.
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Him?
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Me.
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Mr. and Mrs. America and all the ships
at sea, that's Morse code for you didn't
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get the girl.
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A tooth to the winner. Yeah.
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But I'm a machine.
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I know, buddy.
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I know.
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Look, man, I talked to her for a while,
and Veronica and I actually have a lot
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in common.
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But we're both from Idaho.
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No, you're not.
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Hey, how about I get the next round,
huh?
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Thanks.
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Don't worry about it, pal.
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I'm sure there's somebody out there for
you.
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Hey, I got a status update.
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Make sure you wash your hands. Okay.
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Is this seat taken?
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No, help yourself.
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I'm Laura.
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Hi, I'm Mike. Hi.
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Hey, 2L Rally, that's where I work. No
way.
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Really? Really.
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What a synchronism.
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Hey, I know what that means.
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Well.
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Grab a seat.
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Thanks. Do you want something to drink?
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Scotch on the rocks.
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I think I'm in love.
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Me too.
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Matt just had the best paella ever.
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How you doing, buddy? I'm just fine.
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Paella? It must be at that Spanish
restaurant right next to that hot tub
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You can rent those by the hour, right?
Nothing like making love on a belly full
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of rice.
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I feel like that's actually Spain's
motto, isn't it?
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This is the life, right? Just a bunch of
guys playing poker.
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Yeah, this is what it's going to be like
right after PJ dumps Bobby for Matt.
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I can't wait.
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You're still playing.
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Jump in.
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Can't. We're practicing for life without
PJ.
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And you're PJ.
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What are you talking about? Taking
sides.
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We're not taking sides.
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If they break up, we might have to.
You're not going to stay friends with
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I choose PJ.
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What? Come on.
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Wait, why are we doing this?
333
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And what if I don't want Mike?
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It's guys night stuff.
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You in or you out?
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All right, I'm in.
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Wow, so we're really going to divvy you
guys up, huh?
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Okay, fine. I'll take Andy. No, he's my
bro.
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Okay. I take Kenny.
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Okay. Then I get Brando. Last pick?
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No, wait. Okay, I'm going to trade Kenny
and Mike for Brando. I don't want to
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get Brando up. But why? He lives with
me. He has a room here.
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Does anybody else feel like it's 1987
and the judge is making you choose
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Mommy's house or Daddy's new condo?
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Pete's finding out that Mike and I equal
one Brandon. You know what? This has
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actually become ridiculous now. It would
never come to this. It will if you
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don't stay friends with her. No, because
guess who just became Facebook friends
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with... Four ex -girlfriends. Oh, that's
great.
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That makes me really happy.
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You guys are weird.
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Yeah, and it was actually really fun
catching up with them. You were right. I
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don't know, there's something really
nice about, you know, reconnecting with
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past.
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Stay away from elementary school
reunions. Seen the old gang didn't go so
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huh? Found out I've been living a lie.
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00:17:47,290 --> 00:17:49,370
Really? Yeah, times out.
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00:17:50,010 --> 00:17:54,570
Chris Morgan was the king of recess,
Josh Brager was the smart one, and
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thought Aaron Rodabaugh was their first
girlfriend.
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This whole Facebook thing has just been
more trouble than it's worth.
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Dude, it's like I said before.
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I'm not so sure that making the world a
smaller place is such a good thing. It's
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true. You know, I've successfully
narrowed my world to just this, and I'd
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to keep it that way.
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00:18:11,450 --> 00:18:14,690
Well, I'm over Facebook, too. I didn't
hook up with one chick over it.
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You met Laura?
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00:18:16,120 --> 00:18:18,720
Yeah, but not because of that. She was
just hanging out at Brendan's club.
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00:18:19,240 --> 00:18:23,140
Hey, did you know she's also a giant fan
of Ted Nugent? It's crazy, right?
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00:18:23,620 --> 00:18:25,480
You know that wasn't just serendipitous.
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What? You'll get there, buddy.
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All right, Bobby, pretend PJ's not here.
Are you really happy to have all these
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ex -girlfriends back in your life?
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I think so. I'm actually having coffee
with my high school girlfriend, Suzanne.
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Suzanne, huh?
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00:18:40,620 --> 00:18:43,660
Yeah, yeah, she's in town for the
weekend. She actually works at the White
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now. The one down the street? The one in
Washington.
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Better.
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Anyway, she speaks like four languages
now. It's crazy.
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00:18:50,890 --> 00:18:52,310
Wow. Wow.
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So that's really cool. You made an old
friend a new friend.
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You know who also made an old friend a
new friend? Erin Rotterbaum. She left
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reunion with Jerry Pasquale.
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I had to drive her husband home.
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Nice guy.
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Holy mother.
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This is Suzanne?
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Dude.
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Ooh. How do you say hot in four
languages?
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That's Suzanne?
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Is she the deputy secretary of Yowza?
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00:19:16,200 --> 00:19:19,060
Why would you ever break up with her?
How you doing, buddy?
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I'm fine.
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So is she married now?
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No. I think she's still single.
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So I just call the White House and ask
for Suzanne?
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Yeah. Bobby, again, pretend PJ's not
here. No, no. Very much here. Yeah,
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come on. Let's show some sensitivity.
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Bobby still has dibs on Suzanne.
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Well, she'd be a fool not to want you.
You're looking good these days, and I'm
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saying that as a man and a friend.
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And a weirdo. I wonder what language she
makes love in.
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All right, all right. I know what you
guys are doing.
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Does not bother me. Will it bother you
when Bobby boulez -vous couches avec
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Suzanne? You know what you said?
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00:19:54,460 --> 00:19:55,620
No, but you know what I meant.
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Ugh, all of a sudden, my distant virtual
friends are looking better than my real
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ones. Yeah, you can always de -friend
those guys.
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You're stuck with us.
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00:20:04,340 --> 00:20:05,340
Am I, though?
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I'm thinking about breaking up with
Bobby just to see how this whole thing
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shakes out.
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00:20:09,030 --> 00:20:11,850
Speaking of virtual friends, the Dalai
Lama dumped me.
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Did he find out you're not the same
Kenny Moritori he went to high school
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It's all right. He'll be in my mob in my
next life.
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00:20:18,990 --> 00:20:23,030
Kenny, you do realize you weren't really
friends with the Dalai Lama. And Mike's
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not really friends with Scotty Pippin.
He wouldn't know me if I sat next to him
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in a bar.
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But I do know he had Brussels sprouts
with dinner last night.
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All right, guys. What do you say we
actually play some poker? Reveal them
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Oh, hey, Matt is single.
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00:20:39,120 --> 00:20:40,700
Let's hook up Suzanne and Matt.
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00:20:40,980 --> 00:20:44,700
Ooh, I don't think Matt is attractive
enough for Suzanne.
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Bam! Yowza.
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It can be a lot of fun having virtual
friends, but nothing beats the real
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