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Thank you for clapping.
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And thank you at home if you're
clapping.
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Welcome to Important Things with Dimitri
Martin. I'm Dimitri Martin.
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Tonight's important thing is game.
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Okay, game.
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Very important thing. A lot of things
related to this.
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Okay, let's see what our options are to
start.
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I can start with a sketch, jokes, or
throw darts at the audience.
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Ooh.
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I used to like to watch sports a lot,
but not as much anymore because I'm
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disappointed.
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I'd always rather see the actual animals
fighting than the teams with those
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names.
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Colts versus bears.
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Yeah.
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Wizards versus heat. Freaking awesome.
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Magic versus jazz.
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That's a little too gay for me. I'm
going to pass on that.
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I don't want to see jazz fighting
anything, man. Come on.
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like an anesthesiologist, I'd be the
funny guy at work, you know?
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Like, right when someone's going under,
I'd be like, no, no, no, no, wait, wait,
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wait, wait!
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Oops, oops, sorry!
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I wish bingo were called boing this
whole time.
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I mean, it's the same letters, you know?
It wouldn't be, like, that much
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different. But when somebody wins, it
would sound so much better.
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Boing!
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I got it, boing!
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These old people are bouncy.
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I saw a lady with long fingernails, and
I thought, somebody sucks at bowling.
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I like to stand outside a salon, and
when people come out, I go, what did you
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do?
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No!
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My God.
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I watched you go in.
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You were fine.
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How does a haircut make someone look
fatter? Unbelievable.
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Whenever I see, like, the high scores in
a video game, I feel like you could
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just put, is lonely after each one.
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I was in this arcade, and I saw the high
scores in this one game. Like, the same
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guy had them all.
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I guess it was this guy, Tom, and it was
just, like, you know, all Tom.
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And when he put him up there, I know he
must have been like, Tom, Tom, Tom.
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But when I looked at it, I read it like,
Tom, Tom, Tom.
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You need to get a job.
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If love is a game, then meet its
greatest player.
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Devin Cottonfield has broken free from
countless romantic entanglements. He is
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the world's greatest emotional escape
artist.
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Tonight's escape attempt, Felicia Adams.
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After nearly eight months of intense
dating, I have formed a monogamous,
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committed relationship with Felicia. My
plan is to dump Felicia live tonight on
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television at New York's most romantic
restaurant, Wanted by Land.
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Cue if I see. I will be seated here.
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Felicia will be here. We'll dump Felicia
and then make my escape.
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It will be my most daring escape ever.
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We've set up hidden cameras to capture
my escape.
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Keep in mind, this woman is not an
actress and we are not already broken
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So, I talked to my parents and they said
we should come up to Providence for a
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week this summer.
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That's funny.
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We never do anything with my parents.
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What's wrong?
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Did I say something was wrong?
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It was just an observation.
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Excuse me.
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I'll be right back.
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I've made the first move in my escape,
acting like something is wrong while
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insisting that nothing is wrong.
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But Felicia is a difficult opponent. A
few more mind games, and hopefully,
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hopefully...
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For you.
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That's so sweet.
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Felicia.
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There's something I need to talk to you
about.
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Yeah. There's something I need to talk
to you about, too.
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You go first.
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I'm pregnant.
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Excuse me.
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I'll be right back.
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Incredible.
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Felicia's pregnant.
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This is a surprise, truly.
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I've always used condoms with Felicia.
One of my sperm must have escaped.
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This may be an impossible escape, but
with a little magic,
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hopefully, I can free myself from two
people.
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Another rose for you. Oh. And one for
the baby.
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Thanks.
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Now, Felicia, we need to talk.
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I know.
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Maybe we shouldn't be... It's not your
baby.
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I slept with Scott.
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What? I'm sorry.
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No.
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Sorry's not just gonna make that
disappear.
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Devin.
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All right, I never meant to hurt you.
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But I am having this baby with Scott.
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God, how could you be so insensitive?
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We've been going out for a long time.
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Um.
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Um. No.
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You're not leaving me.
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I'm leaving you. I'm escaping from this
relationship. Because I am Devin.
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Cottonfield.
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Okay.
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Okay, honey, I don't know what that
means.
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But I'm going to go now.
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I'm sorry.
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Good luck. Sorry I broke your heart,
young lady. Another
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victim of Devin Cottonfield.
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There's a game that I like to play
called greater than or equal to.
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It's really simple. You just take two
things and you see if they're equal or
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one's greater than the other one.
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Okay, I'll show you what I mean.
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A turtle is greater than a baby nephew.
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Because it's okay if you drop the
turtle.
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Mustache is equal to three gold chains.
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In creepiness.
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A rabbit made out of candy is greater
than candy made out of a rabbit.
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A meteor is greater
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than a dinosaur.
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Because 65 million years ago, a meteor
struck the earth and the dinosaurs then
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became extinct.
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But a poster of a meteor is equal to a
poster of a dinosaur.
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Because if a man has this in his room,
he's not getting laid ever.
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Whale watching is equal to water
staring.
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Yeah.
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A jerk on a motorcycle is equal to a
leaf.
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Because I find it beautiful when these
fall.
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This might be controversial, but a pipe
is greater than a bong.
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Because when you're smoking a pipe, at
least it looks like you're thinking
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something.
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And finally, Rubik's Cube is equal to a
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drag queen.
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Because it's really colorful, but I
don't want to do it.
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For over 500 years, the game has been
the same.
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But now, a new chess piece has arrived,
and it will blow you away.
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from the fires of hell and officially
sanctioned by the World Chess
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So, where is the Annihilator allowed to
move on the board?
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Anywhere it goddamn wants to move.
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Checkmate, my friend.
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The Annihilator. Jack just got f***ed in
the face.
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Fuck you.
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Warning. Do not ingest. New from RML.
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There's so many board games with so many
different titles, but I feel like they
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could all have the same title Which one
of my friends is a competitive prick?
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Hello everyone Don Gordon along with
Steve Emery welcoming you back to the
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M game This is a real test of a race,
the men's passive -aggressive 800
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where athletes have to race to the
finish while pretending they don't care
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winning. To participate in an actual
race and still act like you're not there
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win requires an almost inhuman level of
passive aggression.
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And these are some of the most passive
-aggressive bastards on Earth.
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And there's last year's champion, John
Benjamin. He's called Not -A -Big -Deal
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Ben because he always says it's not a
big deal if you don't pay him back. But
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when he gets home, he beats his dog
angrily. There's Michael Newman.
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The secret to his success?
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An incredibly small heart.
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In the number two position is John
Mulaney. They call him the Cincinnati
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Athlete. Eric Drysdale's warming up. He
recently cheated on his fiancée with a
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girl he wasn't even attracted to, just
so he wouldn't have to get married.
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Next to him is Dimitri Martin. He's
known for the shitty little notes he
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for his roommate instead of confronting
him directly.
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And, of course, the newcomer, Kenya's
Bimwala Mbutu, the first person in Kenya
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to break up with his girlfriend via e
-mail.
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What a... They're on the mark, they're
set, and they're stopping.
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Wow, Bimwala just imploded. He's going
to be disqualified.
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Okay, here's everyone insincerely
wishing each other good luck. Now
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pulls ahead, acting above it all by
cleaning his glasses, and Martin joking
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friendly manner when deep down... He
desperately wants to hurt Drysdale's
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feelings. What's this? Looks like
Mulaney's pretending to get a funny
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He also does this at parties, so people
won't know how lonely he is. And
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Newman's suggesting a group photo.
Notice how long he takes to press the
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torturing everyone who's holding a
smile.
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Martin seems to be using his girlfriend.
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She's been trying to get him to look at
carpet samples for weeks. He's finding
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problems with every single sample just
to avoid renovating their apartment.
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And here's Drysdale introducing himself
to Martin's girlfriend, cleverly taking
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the lead. And now Martin's jealous and
in second place. Tension started between
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Drysdale and Martin yesterday during the
400 -meter hurdle slalom. That's right.
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They both decided to go around their
hurdles in the same way, thereby causing
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slight collision.
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Coming into the home stretch. And here's
Newman and Benjamin neck and neck. And
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Martin is broken away. He's gaining on
Newman and Benjamin. Newman is showing
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Benjamin pictures of Newman's house,
which is bigger than Benjamin's.
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calling for pound cake, just waiting for
someone to show concern for him by
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asking about his eating disorder.
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And here comes Martin insinuating
himself into the conversation.
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And he sneezes without covering his
mouth. And it's a photo finish.
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Let's take another look at that in slow
motion.
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And look at this. It's Martin by a nose.
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Incredible. Amazing.
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And look at Benjamin there, just
enjoying his pound cake.
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His lackadaisical attitude will really
take away from Martin's sense of
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I'm Don Gordon. I'm Steve Henry.
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We'll see you next year.
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If you care to tune in.
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I'll see you at dinner.
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Okay. Great.
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I'll talk to you later.
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Okay? I'll talk to you later.
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Bye -bye.
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Watch the hacky stack!
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This is a sketch.
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This is a sketch.
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This is a sketch. This is a sketch.
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This is a fun game. If you have a
planner, like an old planner, like I do
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just like in a park.
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I just like leave the planner out on the
ground.
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And then someone comes and picks it up,
you know, and you open it and inside it
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just says, one, drop planner.
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Two, wait for person to pick up planner.
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Three, get person.
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Four, if they look around.
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Wait till tonight to get them.
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Or exactly one year from today.
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For thousands of years, human beings
have been shit upon by birds. And birds
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have found this hilarious.
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But now, it is people who will have the
last laugh.
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You like that? Those are called man egg.
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And you just got bird praying.
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Set you free now.
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Michelangelo and Donatello, there was
Demetri.
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An idea for a game. A cylindrical
apparatus commonly used to store liquid
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repurposed for a mating ritual to be
practiced by youths.
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When the device is spun, the spinner
must press his lips with whomever it
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up pointing to.
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This enables the spinner.
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to reap the rewards of his ingenious
design.
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In addition, a more advanced idea, the
three -pronged liquid container.
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This will enable the spinner to get a
group thing going.
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Brilliant.
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Okay,
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I'll catch up with you guys. All right.
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I'd like to take a moment to thank some
of our sponsors for tonight's important
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thing, games.
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Games brought to you by cheating, the
plan B of winners for over 2 ,000 years.
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Games brought to you by water polo, the
only sport that lets you pee and play at
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the same time.
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Also brought to you by NASCAR, the most
exciting version of traffic.
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Thank you, sponsors.
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Important things, things.
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Things coming soon from the important
things store.
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First up, the design for a piñata.
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A more defiant piñata.
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It's in the shape of the word rules.
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So when somebody hits it, candy comes
out. But they also feel rebellious.
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You know, it's like rules are made to be
broken like the piñata is. There's also
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a Spanish version.
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Reglas were made to be roto or
something.
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Next up, it's the design for a bowling
ball.
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You know, this is a standard bowling
ball.
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This one's wider.
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Way better.
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This is good for a beginner or anyone
who just wants to knock over more pins,
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which is pretty much everyone.
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Bam. Because of the width.
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Probably going to be outlawed, but it's
awesome.
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This is designed for a change machine.
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A standard change machine is boring.
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This one's way more exciting. It's for
winners.
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Now you're not just getting change.
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More like winning money in the same
amount you had.
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Yes.
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Winner.
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There's a game in life that everybody
plays pretty much from when they're a
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It's when you come home and you take
your shoes off without using your hands.
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You know what I mean? You use like one
foot on the heel of the other and you
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push the shoe off and then even the
sock.
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Well, I want to try a harder game, which
is to do the opposite of that. I'm
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going to try to put my socks and shoes
on using only my feet.
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Okay, if you guys are ready, here goes.
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Deep breath.
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Okay, all right, I got that.
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Let me see, like, wait, wait, yeah,
okay, there we go.
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And now just, yeah.
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And yeah, okay.
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Wait, uh, got it.
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