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You do this, this, or this? Yeah. Try
this. Thanks. Now I do this.
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Call 1 -triple -0. Try this.
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Don't try this.
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We just got our network demographics.
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Shows how each of us tested with
different age groups. Everyone did
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with 14 and 28 -year -olds, except Andy.
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You really hit the 65 -plus demographic.
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No, you're the old one. That's your
thing.
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That's not my thing. What do you mean
it's my thing? I'm not the old one. My
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thing is, like, I'm the, you know, the
racist? Yeah. No, I'm not the racist.
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It's not your fault. There's just a
generation gap between us. It's not a
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generation gap. You're four years
younger than me.
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There's still a gap.
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Like, what's your middle name?
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Martin.
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Martin, what's your middle name?
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Hot Groove. Hot Groove. Your middle name
is Hot Groove?
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Yeah. Scott is, like, the same age as
me. In fact, I think he's three months
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older than me. So? Yeah, but Scott does
things that make him seem young.
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Mom's up!
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Mom's up!
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Yeah! What is Mom's up?
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I've never heard of that. Mom's up. You
go, Mom's up.
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Okay, you know what? I'm going to prove
to all of you that I am the youngest
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skewing person here.
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Oh, how'd you do?
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Um, people think I'm gay.
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You didn't expect to get robbed by
truckers, did you?
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It's a trucker!
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What?
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It's a cop.
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What are we doing?
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We're not robbers. We're truckers.
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Bad luck.
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Bad luck?
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How did they know we were going to be
here?
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We were ratted out.
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It wasn't me. It wasn't me. Well, one of
you is a rat.
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Listen, with regard to our... Whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa.
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With regard to?
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I just mean in terms of how we
approach... Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
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In terms of?
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What is this, word college?
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Please, I just... Whoa, whoa, whoa!
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Please?
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Looks like we found ourselves a rat.
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I'm not a rat.
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I'm a trucker. Well, if you're a
trucker, what's the trucker password?
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Truck?
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Checks out.
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Lucky get...
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What's that? Nothing.
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It's just my big fat trucker guts.
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It's your big fat trucker... It's not
trucker guts!
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They're just tiny bags of chips!
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Tiny bags of lies!
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Wait a second.
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This isn't a blue collar!
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It's just a white collar painted blue!
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And his mullet is just attached to his
high hat! You can't...
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It can.
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It's sweet.
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You're not a trucker at all.
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You're a bag of sugar.
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I've been talking to a bag of sugar the
whole time.
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Bill, this must have been in their
minds.
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Bill?
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Bill, you're cold to the touch.
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You're not a trucker.
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You're a spoon.
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A bag of sugar.
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And a spoon.
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Oh, and this ain't a convenience store.
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It's a bowl of cereal.
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I'm not a trucker.
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I'm a deer.
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I'm a deer in a bowl of cereal.
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Baby deer, baby deer.
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Delightful reels of the baby deer.
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No more tears with the baby deer.
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Throw away your beautiful baby deer.
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Honey, oats, and deer. Honey, oats, and
deer. Baby deer.
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Baby deer, deer, deer.
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Life Cereal, now with baby deer.
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Hello, I'm Victor Life Cereal, founder
and CEO of Life Cereal. In
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each box of Life Cereal, you'll find a
baby deer.
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How do you like me now, Gregory Cheerio?
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Can your cartoon bee compete with what a
live baby deer can do?
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I'm Gregory Cheerio.
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I hear your challenge, Victor Life
Cereal, and you're on. From now on,
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of Cheerios will come with a swarm of
live bees.
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Every box is going to be pre -shaken in
the factory to ensure optimum bee
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rage. I see your challenge, Victor Life
Cereal, and I'm into it.
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Sorry.
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Can I see a script for a minute? Yeah,
yeah, sure.
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Hey, what's up, cool dudes? It's me,
cool young Andy.
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If you're 65 and over, you better tune
out right now because this is not for
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you. I'm going to do a cool prank right
now in front of everybody.
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I'm going to chug my own piss.
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Yo, what's up, old fogies?
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What's going on?
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What are you doing? Yeah.
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My name is Andy, and this is Piss Chug.
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Oh.
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Whose piss is that?
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It's my own piss.
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Can we get him out for a second before
we throw him out? We're behind, Andy. I
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know we're behind. In the hallway,
please.
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If you don't mind, it's just that we've
got five minutes to get this.
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Stop chugging him.
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Just pull tighter and I can be the line.
No, no, it's good.
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It's good he's back.
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I'm
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Gregory
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Cheerio.
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I see your challenge, Victor, that's
serial.
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And you're on.
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You drink it. You drink it. You know I'm
drinking your goddamn piss. I don't,
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man.
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Previously on Picnic Face.
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Piss, piss, chug my old piss.
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Rage!
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Hi, I'm Patrick Corn Pops. Right now,
every box of Corn Pops comes with its
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own box.
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You don't have to put it in your hands
anymore.
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It's great. Find what you love and punch
a hole through it.
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Give me your kids!
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I'm Harold Honeycomb.
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Every box of honeycombs now comes with a
small...
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Holy shit.
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Oh, man.
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Okay.
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In every box of honeycomb cereal, you'll
now find a small to medium -sized human
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skull. Some might say to me, Harold, why
put a human skull inside of a box of
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honeycombs? To which I would reply, why
not? To which they reply, because it's a
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cereal for children.
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And I wouldn't have an answer to that.
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Hey, we're the Shreddies brothers, Tom
and Jim Shreddy. And every box of
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cereal finds something very special. But
if you want to know what it is, you
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gotta pull up your pants.
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Buy a box of Shreddy.
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Hi, I'm Tad Muesli.
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Now each box of Muesli comes with
Muesli.
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I love my wife.
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Yeah, let's see how many boyfriends you
have.
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Uh -oh.
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Looks like no boyfriends.
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Actually, I'm her boyfriend.
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Hey,
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what's up, dudes? I'm going to get fresh
with this old bogey over here.
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Okay? My name is Andy.
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I'm what's up with the what?
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And this is Skateboard Trick.
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Check this out. You're not going to
believe it. What are you doing? Check it
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out.
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What's up,
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kids?
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Do this at home. You don't need helmets.
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Who cares?
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Helmets are for old people.
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It's for old people.
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Why does your breath smell like piss?
Oh.
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Oh, hey there, girl.
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Hey, stop right there.
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Where you headed so fast?
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You looking for a nice cold pootie
party?
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You bring the pootie, we'll bring... We
will thank you for bringing the pootie.
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Get that fine little tush on up here.
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Push that tush. Yeah, have a little seat
on my lapsicle.
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I'll make love to you like a confused
bear.
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Awkwardly. And in a manner that suggests
I'm trying to escape.
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Man scared.
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Scared of that pootie. I like my women
like I like my scotch, girl.
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On rocks.
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Show your rocks.
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Oh, I got a pocket full of stones, girl.
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You love it. Yeah, I'll make love to you
on these.
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Rock and roll.
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Shack -a -mock.
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Blap. I like my women like I like my
rocks.
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In scotch. Ba -doom -boom.
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You can't fathom my length, girl. Oh,
you can't. You'll be like stringing two
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tin cans together. You'll be like,
hello?
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I'm in ya.
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Brat, brat. Oh, yeah.
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Cheap potato pie. Wacker bean. Pete
Rose.
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Pootie potty. Pootie pootie potty.
Pootie potty. Pootie pootie potty. Shack
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boom. Shack boom. Shack shack. Ba -doom
-boom. Pootie potty. Glow some cheek.
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Glow some cheek.
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Glow some cheek.
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girls on the street girls on the street
girls on the street
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Hey,
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I'm Scott Vroman, the actual person.
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Lately, I've observed a large number of
hilarious internet videos featuring
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cats. Based on this empirical evidence,
I've formed a hypothesis.
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Cats are inherently funny.
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To test this hypothesis, I'm going to
add a cat to a scene to see if it makes
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that scene more amusing. In the sketch
you just saw, there were no cats.
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Let's see what happens when we add one.
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Where you going there, girl?
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah, I'll make love to you, girl.
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Yeah, I'll make love to you like a
confused bear.
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Well, clearly that was a success.
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But let's increase the cat variable by
one cat.
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So two cats.
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Well, obviously, comedically, that
didn't work.
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Let's split the difference.
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One and a half cats.
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One cat is optimal.
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Previously on Picnic Face.
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I love my brother.
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McCory.
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Dance.
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It's time to dance.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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Hey,
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Liz. How you doing?
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How was your trip?
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It was okay.
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It was good.
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Are you okay?
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Yeah. I was in my hotel and a seagull
crashed into the window.
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Its wings were broken and one of its
legs was messed up. It was just out
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making this horrible noise. Awful.
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I grabbed my pillow from my room and I
snuffed it out. The pillow?
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Weird. It kind of felt good to just end
the suffering, you know?
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I understand that.
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I mean, sometimes it's got to be a mercy
kill.
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Yeah.
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Well, hello, you.
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Hello, yourself.
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What's gotten into you today?
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Well, I did a little bit of good today,
Linz. What did you do? Well, there was a
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squirrel in the backyard really
struggling with this particular nut.
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Went on for three minutes, it couldn't
even open it to feed itself, and then I
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went out back and took care of it with
my pillow.
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I don't... I think maybe we need to have
a conversation about what you think a
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mercy killer is. I know what it is. It's
like when you look in the neighbor's
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yard and there's a dog chasing its tail,
just a hopeless, eternal struggle.
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So you, naturally, go get your pillow.
Oh, my God, did you murder Gloria's dog?
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I didn't murder anything, but the dog is
dead.
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Oh, my God!
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I killed your parrot, Linz.
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Sweetheart, I'm sorry.
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You're so sad.
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Suffering does not have to continue.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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To the left.
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Let's switch it up.
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To the left, to the left, to the left,
to the left...
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Let's punch it up a bit. I'll punch it
up a bit.
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Son of a bitch!
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We got a first -timer taking off the
show
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tonight, so please give a warm welcome
for Mrs.
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Shelley DuPont!
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What is the difference between a man and
a chair?
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A chair has four legs, and a man will
sleep with a prostitute while on a
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business trip to Delaware. Am I right,
ladies?
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How about this one, ladies?
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A woman walks into a doctor's office,
and the doctor says, Mrs.
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DuPont, you have herpes.
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What? Herpes, Ms. DuPont.
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Seriously?
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Yes.
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Oh, no.
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Oh, no.
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Have you had any unprotected sex lately,
Ms. DuPont?
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Only with my husband, son of a bitch, am
I right? Ladies!
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I am right.
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I am right.
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That was pretty good, but let's punch it
up a
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bit.
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Makes everything better.
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Oh, man.
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I should be a scientist.
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Mahoney, this is the last time.
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I want you to give me your badge.
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You want my badge, Chief?
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Yes, I want your badge. You want my
badge? Please don't make this difficult,
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Mahoney. Oh, I'm not.
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I'm just trying to ascertain exactly
what it is you want from me. Am I right
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assume it's my badge? That's correct.
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Fine. Take my badge. It's a bag of
candy. Perhaps I misunderstood the badge
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wanted. Please don't do this. This
badge?
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That's not a badge. Is it not?
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It's a brick. Just let me get this
straight, okay?
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Let's say this is you. You're
represented by this dog.
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And this slice of pizza is me. And my
badge will be played by this snowman.
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You want me to give you the snowman?
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I can't give you anything.
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I'm pizza.
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Do not make me take it with force,
Mahoney. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Okay,
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just trying to get this straight. I will
be represented by this staff of Hermes.
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And you will be this young ingenue who
just arrived in the big city and is
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hoping to make a splash on Broadway.
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Give me a badge. No. Give me a badge.
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I don't have it.
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Where is it? I got drunk and pinned it
to a bear.
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What? Well, he could be an asset to the
force. Officer Bear. Where is this bear
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now? Well, the last I saw, he borrowed
my car.
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He commandeered my car. You're going to
jail. Give me your firearm.
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Uh... Can I offer you a bag of candy,
Chief?
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Oh, hey.
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I'm Ron Fruits.
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And here's a box of Fruit Loops.
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You'll find me.
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We're on Fruit Loop.
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Only one box of Fruit Loop sold per day.
Or as long as it takes for me to get
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from one box to the other. Just dial
this toll -free number.
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I'll find my way to whatever grocery
store you're at.
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Slip my body into a box of cereal that
you can buy.
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old man bush ruining the take oh you
think old man bush doesn't know what's
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with the what well guess what guys i
don't care okay i do not care because
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juvenile is ridiculous you really want
me to be juvenile is that what you want
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hold this i'm gonna light my fart on
fire that's right that's cool and hip
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you know with it whatever awesome
iphones okay my name's andy and this is
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fart
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Oh, my God.
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Did you just shit yourself? No.
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Oh, my God. Someone help me.
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Guys, wait. Just hang up. Hang on for a
second.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa.
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Mom's up.
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