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That's so weird.
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That's so weird because I didn't know
you guys were here.
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Because I'm in my bedroom and I was
walking out and I didn't know there was
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show.
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Because, you know, I live here.
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But it's great that you're here because
actually what I've been doing is just
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getting all my stuff together to get
ready for a garage sale.
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And because...
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I'm getting rid of stuff I've been
accumulating over the last, oh, let's
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it's about ten years now, and I think
this stuff's all going to really sell
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because I bought it all at garage sales.
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So listen, throughout the show, if you
guys see anything here in the studio
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audience that you like, feel free to
just come down and make an offer.
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And you at home, uh...
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Why don't you just, you could feel free,
if you see anything, call someone right
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here in the studio, and the member of
the audience will pick it up for you and
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bring it over to your house.
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Okay? Because there's some real
bargains, because I will not be
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Let me just show you a few items.
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$14.
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$14. You know what this would cost at
Kmart?
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Okay, what else? Look here.
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These are my...
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These are my kissing garamis.
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Kissing garamis. These are the fish that
go like this.
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Come over here.
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Come over here, baby.
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Come on, come on.
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Come on, get a little closer.
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I've never really actually... I've never
seen them do it exactly that way, but I
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assume that's what they do when no one's
looking.
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Look it, I'm like a god to these fish.
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Really, they see my lips and they think,
no wonder he can go on land.
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Okay, Gary, you ready to go?
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Huh? Ready to go? Oh, I don't want to
have to go to that condo meeting. Do I
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have to? Of course you have to. You
can't have this garage sale until you
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approval from the condo board. Oh, all
right. All right, I'll go. I really hate
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those things. I know, but you've got to
go. All right, look, why don't you guys
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just browse around, and we'll play the
opening theme, because it's for sale
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also.
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You at home can't have background music
when you walk around. Think about it.
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This is the music that you hear as you
watch the credits.
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We're almost in the part of where I
start to whistle. Then we'll watch the
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Shandling Show.
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This was the theme to Gary Shandling
Show.
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And that applies to cows as well.
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Now let's see what... Oh, yes.
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From now on...
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Instructions in the condo laundry room
will be posted in English and Korean.
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Thank you, President Smith.
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Now, perhaps there won't be any more
unfortunate incidents involving latex
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clothes melting in the dryer.
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I apologize. I have dishonored myself
and disfigured my scuba gear.
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Now, there is a motion to change the
name of our Happy Pilgrim Estates Rec
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to the Roberto Clemente Memorial Rec
Room. Any discussion?
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Miss Ferguson?
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That sounds very nice, Leonard, but
Roberto Clemente never lived here, much
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used our rec room, right? Yes, but he is
in the Baseball Players Hall of Fame.
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How many times have we all watched the
Dodgers on the rec room TV and said how
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much better they'd be if they'd had
Roberto Clemente?
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Am I alone in this?
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Oh, before I forget,
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Due to recent rowdiness, there will be
no alcohol served at tomorrow night's
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potluck dinner.
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Sorry. I gave blood that day.
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Now, as president of the condo
association, the happy duty falls to
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me of introducing our newest happy
pilgrim.
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Undoubtedly, he fled his old condo
because of religious persecution.
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It's more like one flew over the
cuckoo's nest than a condo did.
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Let's give a very warm welcome to Chris
Peterson in 4C.
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Thank you.
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Thank you all.
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Nice to meet you all.
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And nice to live in such a warm and
friendly environment.
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If any of you happen to come by the
neighborhood of 4C, please stop by and
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hello. You're welcome.
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See, here's a nice man. He's just moved
in. I think that's a possible friend for
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you. Oh.
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He'll break my heart like everyone else.
Trust me on that.
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Oh, one more thing. I run a little mail
-order business out of my home, and I'm
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wondering if it's okay to do it from my
condo. Well, I don't see why not. So
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let's just move on. Excuse me.
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Isn't there a condo rule about running a
business out of your home? Oh, yeah,
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yeah. When I was running my Roberto
Clemente fan club out of my place, well,
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people just shut it right down.
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Why? Because running a business in a
residential building disrupts the lives
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the tenants. Right, Leonard?
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They're right, Chris.
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Those are the rules.
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And as president, I guess I've sworn to
uphold them.
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So, sorry, no mail order business.
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Next on the agenda. Whoa, I don't mean
to get rough here to single out any one
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person, but don't you got a guy who
lives here who broadcasts a television
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from his living room?
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Yes, you're right.
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That's Gary Shanley.
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Great meeting. Isn't it ice cream time
now?
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Sit down.
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You better.
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I mean, I must be missing something. I'm
sorry, but I can't run a quiet little
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mail -order business, but this Shanley
could put on a lavish Hollywood
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every week. I don't think you can call
it lavish. I'm not even sure it's a
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spectacle to be quite honest.
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You know, Leonard, the Shanley show is
against condo policy.
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Oh, yes, but it's just an entertaining
little lark, sort of after dinner
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farrago.
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It's not going to create the same kind
of pandemonium and mass hysteria mail
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-order business. Well, you just like his
show because he lets you be on it. I
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don't believe my show hurts anybody.
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Are you kidding?
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What about that ugly transmitting tower
you have up on the roof?
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Isn't that right, everybody?
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And every time you broadcast, you
interfere with my stereo.
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And when that hefty Hungarian woman was
on your show, she took my parking spot.
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When Josh Agarbor did the show, I said,
Josh, park on the street.
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I said, park on the street. It's not my
fault he did that.
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I'm a private man. When Gary tapes his
show, I'm afraid to leave my home. For
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fear I will be the butt of his joke.
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And Shanley is always...
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running around the pool area in that
skimpy little bathing suit. Oh, well,
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now, wait. Now, like, you look so good
in that inner tube that you wear. Oh, I
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do. I do.
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All right, all right, all right, all
right, all right, all right.
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Now, Gary's bathing suit is not on the
agenda. Why must we go through this
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week?
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They talk about my bathing suit every
week?
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Since we are not making an exception for
Mr. Peterson, we shouldn't make one for
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Mr. Shanling. Now, I move that Gary
Shanling be prohibited from conducting
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business from his home or be subject to
immediate eviction proceedings.
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Sorry,
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Gary. It's a legal motion.
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Do I hear a second?
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Wait, wait, wait. Just one minute.
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Now, don't the Happy Pilgrim bylaws
state that anyone who is subject to
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proceedings gets a 48 -hour grace period
to prepare his defense?
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I believe that's correct.
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Like I have any clue what she's talking
about.
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Yes.
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According to condo bylaws, the motion is
tabled until next Thursday.
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That concludes tonight's meeting.
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See you on Thursday.
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You know, when I have a real serious
problem, I just like to come up to the
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of my condo and just be alone with my
studio audience.
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Hello down there.
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Can you guys hear me?
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Yes!
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Yeah, yeah.
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Sorry, lady.
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I'm all over her.
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What? Are you all right? No, I'm not all
right. Let me just walk you around a
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little bit. That'll make you feel
better. That would might help.
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I can't believe what happened down
there. Do you believe that? Do you
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that? I thought they liked me and my
little swimming trunks and my television
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tower. You know, I can understand how
some people might not think it's the
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beautiful thing in the world, but to me,
this is what allows our boys overseas
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to get to show.
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You know, you need a thing like this.
Well, yeah, you do, but, Gary, you can
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understand why they complain. I mean,
look at this. This cable goes back and
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forth.
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Nance, Nance, put it down. What? Put it
down.
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What? Oh, you don't know what you just
did. That ruins the reception.
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Oh, you girls don't know anything about
electronics.
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You probably think an SB200 linear runs
two kilowatts.
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I'm going to miss this place. I really
am. What do you mean you're going to
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this place? You're giving up? No, you're
not giving up. No, you're not.
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We have 48 hours to change those
people's minds. There is no way we're
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convince those people. There's no way.
I'm just going to have to find another
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place where I can do my show.
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Where no one cares.
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Where I fit in.
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So what do you think? It's sort of a
fixer -upper.
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1313 Mockingbird Lane.
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Pete, that's the old Munster house.
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I can't do a show from there. You know
how I'd have to change my hairstyle?
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Do you remember how bad their hair...
Here. Oh.
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The Ponderosa's for sale, but that's
great. How am I going to find it? They
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burned the map, didn't they?
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Hey,
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Uncle Gary, look at this. The Partridge
family bought this for rent.
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Keep this down.
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Keep this down. People at home can't see
me if you keep this down.
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You're going to get a lot of letters
saying, hey, little Grant, we can't see
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Uncle Gary. We can't see Uncle Gary.
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Really, just keep that down. Back off,
man.
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I've had a bad day.
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Wait, wait, wait.
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Gary, wait. Just relax.
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You know, you're lucky you're here. Oh,
come on. Gary, give him the hit in the
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head. No, no. Hit him in the head. It's
my fault.
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It's my fault. I'm not about movement.
I'm going to miss these three walls.
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Hey, hey, don't worry, Gary.
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You know, Gary, no matter how far you
go, I won't desert you.
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Oh, great. Well, if I take the
Ponderosa, you can be hot.
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Hey, Shirley.
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Oh, Mr.
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Peterson. Welcome to where I can't do my
business.
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Oh, come on. Look, don't be mad. I'm
sorry I got you into trouble before. As
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matter of fact, we think we've got some
pretty good ideas about how you can keep
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doing your show here and he can keep his
business. I'd like to hear that.
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Listen, come on. You only lost by a
couple of votes. I'm sure there are a
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people on that condo board whose minds
we can change. No, we can't. You haven't
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seen my bathing suit. It's very
revealing. When it gets wet, you can see
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outline of my nipples.
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They're not going to ever approve that.
Wait, wait, Gary. Hey, wait, Gary, he's
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right. You know, you could sway some
votes.
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You're a very charming boy.
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Charming? Hey, you want charm?
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Maybe. Listen, a few of my associates
teach you how to be charming. Right.
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They pull a knife, you pull a gun.
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They put your friends in a hospital, you
put their friends in a morgue.
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That's the Sherman Oaks way.
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I didn't know Al Capone was from Sherman
Oaks.
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Gary, seriously.
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Those are some pretty good ways, but
also we think you could maybe start out
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going to the monthly potluck dinner
tonight.
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Well, that sounds like a good try. I
mean, go there and just talk to the
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No, you cook your flamboyant chili. That
will turn my... Oh, my chili.
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Yeah. Hey, I wouldn't mind making up a
little pot of chili to take over there,
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Mom. Good idea. I could make my garlic
puffs and maybe an endive salad.
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Well, wait.
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Yeah, Gary, wait a minute. Excuse me,
but you're not trying to find a husband.
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You're just trying to keep your
apartment.
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Excellent chili, Mr. Schenley. Hey,
thank you. Is it
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hot enough for you? Or should I put some
more Bengay in there?
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Am I the butt of that joke?
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No.
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No, you're not the butt of that joke.
The chili. The chili's the butt of that
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joke.
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Oh.
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That's a good one, Mr. Shanley.
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You're all right.
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So are you.
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Good work, dear. Yeah. I think you got
Kim in your hip pocket. Oh, yeah. I
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so. Now, Mr. Guest over there, he's the
pivotal vote. Nobody on the third floor
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makes a move without talking to him
first. Okay. Now, remember,
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He likes sports, fast cars, and plaid
socks.
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Sports? You're kidding.
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Sports, fast cars? God's truth, Gary.
And plaid socks. Yeah, go get them.
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Oh, Mr. Guest, didn't see you there. Oh,
hello. Hey. Mr. Shandling. Hey, nice
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place. Nice little party.
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Although, you know what I like to do on
a day like this, at such a nice day, is
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just get in a real fast car, you know,
maybe like a Maserati, just get in
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just, and head down to Dodger Stadium.
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Floor it, you know?
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Look down at the accelerator there and
just catch a flash of plaid coming up
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from your socks.
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You know what I mean?
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Is that the life? It is the truth.
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Hey, bro, can I get you some chili? Uh
-huh.
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If you knew anything about me at all,
you'd know I don't eat red meat.
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Oh, well, I could strain it out for you.
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Oh, man. Did he give you a hard time?
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Oh, Mr. Peterson, he's... I had him, and
then I lost him. I had him, and I lost
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him. You know what?
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Let me take him up on the roof and have
a little talk with him.
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Well, all right.
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Come on, Nancy.
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Why should I vote to keep Shandling's
show here at the condo? Oh, no, Miss
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Ferguson, I'm telling you, I think
you're just being too hard on him.
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Really, all right, all right. I know he
has a couple of quirks.
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Yes, but he's an excellent neighbor.
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As a matter of fact, Gary can get you
theater tickets.
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He can get you car rental. He can get
you breakfast in bed. That's right.
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You know, that's a nice try, Nancy.
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Oh, come on. I'll think about it.
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Dance.
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Mr. Peters, it is dangling, Mr. Guest,
from the roof.
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Dangling? I could hang here by my shoes
all week. It's not going to change my
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vote.
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So, Mrs. Barth votes no.
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They're right in the middle of the roll
call vote, but it's pretty close.
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There's no telling which way it's going
to go. He can't hear me when I talk to
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the camera.
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Chair recognizes Miss Nancy Bancroft
from 6A.
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Thank you, President Smith.
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Nancy Bancroft, Department 6A.
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Home of the longest living ficus in the
quad.
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The northernmost condo.
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Home of the USC thundering herd where
education has always been our top...
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vote. Just vote. Just vote.
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I vote yes.
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Miss Ferguson, 3C, how do you vote?
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I vote no.
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There's a surprise.
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You hear that? Even the audience is
booing her.
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We're just... There's no way out of this
now unless there's some sort of miracle
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or Rob Reiner comes in, but what are the
chances of that?
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I was watching the show, and I figured,
you know, I helped you out before. Maybe
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I can help you out again.
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Well, you know, I'll do my best. Thanks.
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You people, I don't know how many of you
have seen a little show that I did
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called All in the Family.
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Well, on that show, what we tried to do
was show the insidiousness of closed
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-mindedness. Now, you see...
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I think you people have to be a little
open -minded with Gary because, you see,
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with Gary, you're not only getting an
exemplary neighbor, you're also getting
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above -average gag man who can give you
hours of... Excuse me, where did you
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park?
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I parked in a spot that's reserved for
guests.
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That's my spot. I'm Mr. Guest.
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And look at his shoes.
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Look at his shoes. He's been trampling
through my flower bed.
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My country was the butt of many of
Archie Bunker jokes.
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Gary, this is not working out. Let me
take him up to the roof. No, no, no.
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Sit down. Please let me take him to the
roof. Sit down. Come on.
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Rob, I really appreciate you coming by.
I'm sorry, Gary. I thought my speech
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would go for better. I guess I don't
know. They just don't like television
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people. That's all it is to it. Really?
I'm not kidding. Well, I also direct
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movies. Big deal.
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So does Opie, meathead.
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She'd get one of the biggest laughs in
the show.
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Well, I'm sorry, Gar. Sorry. Yeah,
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yeah.
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That Chinese guy was funny, too, I
thought.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. He's actually
Korean. Really? Oh, no wonder he's
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You know, this celebrity bailing me out
thing usually always works. This is like
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the end of an era for us.
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Well... Mr. Moon has voted to allow Gary
to keep his show. That means we have a
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tie, and Mr. Guest will cast the
deciding vote.
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I vote that Gary... that Gary be
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allowed to do his show and have his
garage sale and that Mr. Peterson can do
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whatever he likes.
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So be it, then.
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I did my best. I did my best. Do me a
favor.
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Where's apartment 3C?
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Ms. Ferguson's? Yeah. She's up that way,
up through there. Oh, yeah?
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So does Opie Meathead? Okay.
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I think he's over that by now.
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He's a great guy. Anyway, that's the
show, and it looks like I'm going to be
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able to have my garage sale. Oh, look,
everyone from the condo meeting is going
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to come in and buy some stuff, so I'm
going to make out really good.
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Well, I'm out of funny stuff, so I'll
see you the next show when we all think
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of some more funny stuff.
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All right, see you next time.
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Hope you enjoyed. It's Gary Tanling
Show.
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