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There comes a time when every friendship
is put to the test.
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Yeah, okay.
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Uh, who is the first man in space?
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Yuri Gagarin next.
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Wow, I would have thought it was Neil
Armstrong.
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You thought wrong, Kate, next.
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Hey, I'm not sure I like pub quiz Larry.
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I'm sorry.
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You're right, Kate. Okay, you're new.
You haven't been around me in bed during
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pub quiz time. It's a charged
atmosphere.
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Kind of like the Olympics or World War
II, but, you know, bigger.
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Oh. Yeah.
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I really thought my back would be better
today.
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Well, you know, that's what happens,
Connie. You know, as the body ages, it
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takes longer and longer to snap back.
Pretty soon, it's easier to count the
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days than the bad.
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Do you have a bucket list?
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I do. Um, go to space, have sex with an
alien.
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Oh, wait, that's yours.
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I gotta stop showing Ben my private
things.
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You guys okay for drinks?
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Hi.
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What do you recommend?
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I don't know.
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Beer? Beer sounds incredible.
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Yeah, I'll take a beer, too.
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Great. Oh, can I take a peek at your ID?
My ID? Um, yes, you sure can.
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I'll have a beer, too.
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Yeah, I saw the hand signal.
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Oh, that's nice.
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Cutting your back is making you feel
old. Also, I think your age is making
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feel old.
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Hope you're feeling better for Tiffany's
party on Sunday.
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Nothing is going to make me happier than
showing all those 25 -year -old girls
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how hot I look in my new bloody dress.
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I don't want to go to Tiffany's party.
Who has a party on a Sunday?
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That is just your back talking.
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I know what we should do.
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I got a free day at a spa from one of
the tenants. Why don't we go tomorrow?
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I don't like spas. The nudity, laying on
of hands, John Tesh music.
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I love how you went and buy into the
idea that a day at the spa can reverse
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aging process.
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Much like the famed Fountain of Youth,
which was searched for but never
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discovered by... There it is. Up there.
This is the kind of trivia sharpness
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that makes us to the pub quiz. What
Randy Motsen is to... Shut pudding.
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Bangarang.
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You guys have become super boring.
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I don't think that's what you'd be
saying come Sunday when we are crowned
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Quiz champions for the fifth consecutive
year.
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I think that's exactly what we'll be
saying.
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See, Larry and I are like any of the
great historic teams.
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You know, Pippin and Jordan. Exactly.
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Where I'm Jordan. That doesn't make any
sense.
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Anyway, speaking of Pub Quiz, you are
probably going to think this is bad
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but please let me finish.
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before you say anything.
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Nat Sachs wants to meet with us tomorrow
to ask us a couple of questions before
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he officially retains our firm's
services. This guy invented this new web
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browser. If we land him, it could be
huge for our careers. Nat Sachs is full
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it, okay?
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We've met with him five times, and I
know for a fact that he's meeting with
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every other firm in the city.
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Guys like him just get off on people
chasing him. As a man who is pursued
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regularly for obvious reasons.
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I understand the allure. All right, but
this has gone too far.
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Yes, Nat might be a little bit flaky,
but I've got a good feeling about it
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time, okay? And don't worry. He said he
wants to keep the meeting short. That's
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what he said last time, and then I
missed my mother's birthday, which was
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But I care about the pub quiz deeply.
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The quiz isn't until 7. We're meeting
him at 2. We've got nothing to worry
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about.
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You know what I really like about you
guys? I kind of feel like you already
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mentioned a bunch of stuff.
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For one... Ah, good, we're back to one.
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You guys have vision.
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You work really hard. When I go off on
my tangents, you do your best to follow
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me. Plus, you look kind of funny.
There's a skinny one and a fat one, and
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that.
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So, I guess the only question left is,
are you guys feeling this, too?
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Yes. Okay, the skipper is in. How about
Gilligan?
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Yes, I, uh, I am in.
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Gilligan is way in.
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Great. Well, I'm definitely leaning
towards you guys.
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It's just something's not feeling
perfect.
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Not sure what. Then how do we make it
perfect? In the next 20 minutes.
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You know what?
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Nothing's going to feel perfect in this
stuffy office.
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Come on, guys.
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Is there anywhere else you'd rather be?
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Well, since you asked, I would...
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Nat, there's no place I would rather be.
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Our love is volatile, chemical, anything
but typical.
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I want you badly.
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I love you badly.
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So, Nat, one thing I
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don't think we've mentioned is that our
firm is quite useful when it comes to
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writing up company bylaws.
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That's interesting. I think we need more
champagne.
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Ah, and there that is.
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What are we doing? We're wasting time.
We're missing the pub quiz. Larry,
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We are this close, okay?
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Can you just break your teeth and try,
if you can, to suffer through all of
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free food and against any clad women who
don't speak a word of English?
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Ladies.
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And this magnificent city view, okay? I
love that for you, that the magnificent
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view is always the tougher.
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Listen, Ben, I want this guy's business
as bad as you do, okay? But I want it
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during regular office hours.
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Well, we can't just tell him that. No,
obviously not. That's why when he comes
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back, I'm going to say chlorine allergy
and puke in the hot tub.
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It's not going to be hard, man. I've had
a ton of shrimp and it's really hot in
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here.
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Oh, Connie, trust me. This massage is
going to blow you away. Every square
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of you is going to get kneaded and
prodded and pressed and pummeled and
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But in a nice way.
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Or maybe I'll skip my massage and spend
more time drinking spa water.
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Mmm.
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Cucumbery. That's not weird at all.
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Will you relax?
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You're going to love this.
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They told me Terry is the best. She
better be.
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You're a guy.
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I like to think so.
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So, you can hang your rope here, and
then you can lay down face down on the
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table, and I'll be back in a moment.
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Terry, I'm just a teeny bit self
-conscious about all this.
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That's totally understandable, but if it
makes you feel any better, I've been
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doing this a long time, and I've seen a
lot of things, and you have nothing to
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worry about.
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That sounds reassuring in theory, but
you haven't seen me yet, and what if you
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use my old, disgusting body to reassure
other clients that they're not old and
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disgusting? What do you mean, if? They
told me you already signed the release.
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Fine.
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I'll take it off.
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Get out.
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Wow. When you said you liked shrimp, I
thought you meant like a normal person.
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How have you not grown up yet? I don't
know.
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So, um, going on with our plan.
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I don't care about your presentation.
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Okay. Today is all about getting to know
you guys.
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You know, the real you.
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Like, what would you be doing if you
weren't here with me?
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Evaluating your tax exemption status.
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Our client certainly doesn't need to
know. A pub quiz sounds awesome,
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that is.
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I'm in. That is what I'm talking about.
And that is not what I'm talking about.
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Good, right?
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Oh, my.
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My back is like, wow.
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My feet are like, ah.
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My arms are like, yeah.
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Somebody's body is talking up a storm,
and you know what?
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I like what it's saying.
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Terry said that he thought I was in my
mid -twenties because my skin was
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porcelain. Which I'm sure he says to
everyone.
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Which I'm sure he says to no one, Con.
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You're beautiful and young and vibrant.
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And just because I sound like a shampoo
commercial doesn't make it any less
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true.
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Okay, teams.
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Monroe's annual pub quiz is about to
begin. Who's ready?
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This is it, buddy. This is everything
we've worked for, okay?
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We do a lot of lawyer stuff, too.
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Computer science is the first category.
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Oh, look out. Computer science is my
thing.
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The letters HTML stand for what?
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We're dead.
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Calm down, okay? We can figure this out.
You always panic. Okay, I'm not
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panicking. Let's break it down.
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Okay, internet. It's an internet thing.
Starts with an H. How about, uh,
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internet?
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Kinsernet.
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Yes, Larry, it's internet.
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Oh, that's right. You're a computer guy.
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You must know this, right, Matt? I do.
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Awesome.
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Can you tell us?
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This is really what you guys do in your
free time?
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I mean, there's like two girls here.
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And I'm pretty sure they're together.
No, this is just a once a year kind of
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thing. We don't take it very seriously.
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We need this, Matt. Everything is riding
on it.
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Fine. Here's a hint.
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The first word in HTML begins with an H.
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Oh. Oh, you know what? You know what? I
got it.
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Hypertext markup language.
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Correct. Point for James Shaville.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yep.
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Those girls are definitely together.
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You did such a great job, my friend
Connie, by the way. She was, like,
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when she got out of here. Oh, Connie,
she's really lovely.
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She has the skin of an 18 -year -old.
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We're the same age, actually.
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Yeah.
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We really like to take care of
ourselves, you know, stay out of the sun
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the right foods, moisturize.
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Yeah.
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Oh, wow.
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What is it?
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Nothing. You just got a hair growing out
of your chin.
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Wow, it looks like a pig's tail.
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A little gray pig's tail.
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What article of clothing was invented by
designer Mary Kwan?
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Oh, the mini skirt.
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Womankind's greatest achievement.
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Correct! Another point for James
Shaboom!
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Okay, so, what do you say, guys? How
about we bust a move?
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No, how about we don't? First off,
because nobody's done that since the
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And second of all, because we're in the
lead.
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It should be just a couple more minutes,
Matt, if you can hang in there.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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Look, we should probably wrap it up,
Larry. I mean, he can make up ground
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tomorrow night in round two. Are you out
of your mind? We're on a roll.
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He is close to signing, Larry. I can
feel it. The next question is in the
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category of food and leisure.
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Food and leisure, those are my two
things.
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Okay, seriously, guys, I have exceeded
my lame quotient for tonight.
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What is the Japanese word for the fifth
taste?
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The client wants to go. Larry, we should
probably hit it. No, no, no, I know
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this, Ben. It's tsunami, origami. It
doesn't matter, Larry.
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No, no, no, umami. Team Shaboom is going
with Mr. Miyagi.
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Incorrect. Umami.
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Point to Team Frodo. No!
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Oh, man, check that out. You knew that
one.
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Dude. Why didn't you call it out?
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You know what?
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You're a jackass.
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No, no, no, no, no. This guy's been
jerking us around for five weeks now.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa.
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You're late for every meeting. You don't
answer your phone. You have the
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audacity to serve shrimp without shrimp
cocktail sauce.
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I can put up with a lot of stuff, but
one thing I won't put up with is
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messing with my pub quiz.
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So if you want to go that badly, do us
all a favor and go!
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No, he doesn't mean... No, no, no, no.
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It's cool.
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Totally got all the information I needed
on you guys.
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I'm gonna call your bosses tomorrow and
let them know how this little meeting
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went.
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You're welcome.
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Potato pancake?
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No, Larry, I don't want a potato
pancake.
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There's applesauce.
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It's organic.
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I just got off the phone with the
partners. They wanted to know why Nat
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says he's not going to sign.
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Well, did you tell them it's because Nat
Sachs is an entitled, obnoxious
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jackass?
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Yes, Larry, that is exactly what I said.
And then they said, oh, we didn't
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realize. So sorry to disturb you, Ben.
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Please, go back to sleep.
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Good, so problem solved.
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You should not have done that, Larry.
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We're supposed to be a team on this.
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Remember, you're Pippin, I'm Jordan.
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Yeah, yeah, maybe in Backwards Town.
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All this over a pub quiz, Larry?
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It's not about the pub quiz, Ben.
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Okay, I'm done. Life is too short to
chase this dude around for another five
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weeks. What is five weeks?
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You spent five months chasing that girl
from the laundromat around. And without
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getting too graphic, that girl changed
my sexual appetite for life.
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Forget about this guy, Ben. He's bad
news, okay?
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Listen, you were going to feel better
tonight when you were sipping beer out
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the Pub Quiz Championship Cup. I'm not
coming to the Pub Quiz tonight.
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Okay? I am going to go finish the job
that we started.
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What do you mean you're not coming to
the Pub Quiz? We're a team.
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That's exactly what I thought.
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I'm trying to decide between these two
earrings, but I don't think they're
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trashy enough.
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What are you doing? We have Tiffany's
young person party, and now that I have
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the skin of a 20 -something, I'm
actually excited about going. I don't
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feel like it, but you should totally go.
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What? I can't go by myself.
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I'm going to be doing all my weird dance
moves, and I need you there to support
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me.
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Come on, Kate. You wanted to go
yesterday.
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And I'm feeling really good because... I
know.
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As you mentioned several times today,
the massage guy said you looked young.
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We're still in this.
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You want to know what he told me?
Nothing.
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Oh, except for that I have a gray hair
on my face. Gray hair on face.
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Oh, really?
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That's funny. Oh, come on.
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Humiliating stuff like that happens to
me all the time.
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Like when we go out and you get carded
and I don't. Or when college kids ask
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if you're in their poly -sci class and
they ask me if I have candy in my purse.
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They were drunk and wanted candy.
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Well, I am sorry. If the first time
someone thinks I'm the hot one, you get
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freaked out, you're too scared to get
off the couch.
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Too scared?
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The only thing I'm scared of is getting
sucked into an airplane toilet, and you
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know that.
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I just don't want to go. Oh, my God, you
are being such a baby.
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Get up and get dressed.
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Now. Finally.
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Jeez.
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Bossy.
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Let me shave first.
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My legs.
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How long was that? Around 57 seconds.
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Oh, I'm losing my edge.
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I used to be able to do a minute 10,
minute 15.
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World record is 19 minutes, 21 seconds.
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I think I can get there.
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Whoa, whoa. Now, Nat, Nat.
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Look, this has been some really
impressive breath -holding, but what
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trying to tell you this time you dive
under is that I feel really bad about
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happened last night, and I hope that you
will still consider giving me a chance
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to represent you. I'm not working with
your partner.
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Y 'all do.
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Well, he's not really my partner.
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Smart move, then.
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That guy doesn't present well. Besides,
partners are just bad news. When I
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started my company, I had two partners.
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And now there are just two more guys who
are suing me.
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Which is why you need a good law firm.
You know, being alone is the best.
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I mean, look at me.
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I got money.
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I got these two ladies, Kimiko and this
lady.
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Magnificent view.
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I got the view.
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What else does a guy need?
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Those are pretty much the main things.
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No, I like you.
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I think I could get used to you being my
lawyer.
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Well, that is great. You know, I just
happened to have brought all the signing
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documents with me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we
can get to that later.
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You know, I got a few more questions for
you anyway.
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How do we get this together tonight?
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Hey, we're going to a few clubs.
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Uh, sure, yeah.
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I guess I could.
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Great. If Larry's not with us, we might
actually meet some women.
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You never know where your friendship
will truly be tested.
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Sometimes it's on the battlefield.
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Other times it's in a hot tub with a
magnificent view.
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You know what, Max?
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On second thought, I really don't want
to go to any more clubs or
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strip bars or model parties.
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If you want to find these things, great.
I would be really glad to work with
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you. But I am done chasing you around.
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And if you do sign this, you should know
that Larry and I are a package deal. He
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might not present well, but he is smart
and he's loyal and he knows people
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better than I ever will. And unlike some
people, he usually wears pants to a
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meeting.
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Usually.
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I can't believe I'm doing this.
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Someone said something about my beard
and you're leaving.
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It's going to be dark in there. No one
will even see it.
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I thought I needed to see some ID.
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Really?
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How young and hot are we?
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This is nice.
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It's going to have to be a good night
after all. I wasn't even going to come,
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but she convinced me. I did. I told her
to be kind. I don't care.
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What?
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Go, go, go. Get up. Oh, we're just
taking a breather. Yeah, before we do
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shots. I don't care.
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00:18:20,909 --> 00:18:22,510
Oh, God, that was awful. I know.
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The music's so loud and it's so sticky.
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And who has a party on a Sunday?
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I don't know what's so great about being
young anyway. You just need to pound
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Red Bull and cover your boobs in
glitter. I mean, maybe one gray hair
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worst thing in the world. Oh, if only it
were just one.
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Can we just please go back to our normal
bar and drink normal beer and make it
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more old and wise?
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I'm Harry.
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I would love to. Oh, I dropped my credit
card.
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I'll just cancel it.
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And we're down to our final four teams.
If everybody's ready, the category is
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the American Songbook. What famous
composer wrote both Blue Skies and White
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Christmas? Damn it. Ben's the theater
-goer. It's Arthur Berlin. Correct.
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The point goes to Team Spitfire.
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You're missing your teammates.
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No, not in the least. Okay, that guy was
more like an anchor dragging me down.
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Next question. Watch this.
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How many Swiss cantons are there?
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Come on.
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Ben knows all the Swiss stuff.
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26.
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Spitfire on a little roll.
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Distraction. She distracted me.
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Team Shaboom falling behind.
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All right, next question.
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What is the world record for underwater
breath holding?
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Oh, you've got to be kidding me.
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19 minutes, 21 seconds.
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Correct.
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Shaboom.
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I thought you weren't coming.
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Yeah, well, nobody thought Jordan was
coming out of retirement, but he did.
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So you're Jordan?
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That's right.
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That's fine.
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You're my Jordan, all right? By the way,
you were right about Nat Saxon. What
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happened? Next question is in the
category of sports.
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I'll tell you all about it later. Right
now, you and I have a pub quiz to win.
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This famous Chicago Bull played his
college ball at the University of
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Arkansas. Scotty Pippen!
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There are girls here.
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So do you guys win your quiz thingy? No,
not yet.
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Next question.
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What is a group of owls called?
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Larry, you're the bird guy. Thank you
very much. A parliament?
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Correct.
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Wow, you know about stuff.
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Do not fall in love with me.
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So what's with the outfits on you two?
You look like a couple of 20 -year -old
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bluesies. Thanks to me.
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Yeah, you look like a couple of little
tramps.
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What? Larry.
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In the end, the best friendships don't
just pass the test, they nail the test.
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And for the record, I'm Jordan.
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