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It seems today that all you see is
violence in movies and sex on TV.
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But where are those good old -fashioned
values on which we used to rely?
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Lucky there's a family guy.
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Lucky there's a man who, a new man who,
all the things that make us laugh and
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cry. We are Family Guy!
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What is this? It's incredible.
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It's like, I mean, one must presume the
car was on the way to eat at home, but,
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you know, because restaurants have a
reputation of convenience and
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deliciousness, the driver was forced to
veer away, putting other drivers at
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risk. But that just underscores how much
better restaurants are than home.
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That's what makes it funny. That's why
we're all laughing.
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Have you never seen a meme?
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A meme?
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What the devil is that?
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People take an image and put some stupid
little text on it and think they're
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funny. Memes are basically Mad Libs for
personality.
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Take it easy, they're free.
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No, they take zero thought or effort,
like movies for Kevin Costner.
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Okay, so your character's in a cowboy
hat looking way off in the distance.
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What if it's just kind of off in the
distance?
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Uh, sure. And you're having a really
hard time. What if it's just kind of a
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time? That should work. Oh, and the
leading lady is young, but I'm guessing
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prefer kind of young?
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Nah. I won't push back on that one.
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Ah, never gonna have a better
opportunity.
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Excuse me, sir?
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Okay, you're out on the water. Settle a
bet between me and Cleveland.
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Is the Little Mermaid black?
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I don't know about that, but I'm a Navy
SEAL, so I'm legally required to inform
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you that I killed Bin Laden.
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If that's true, what's his first name?
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Osama. This guy's the real deal.
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Do you think whales ate him by now?
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Actually, based on where we dumped him
and the way the ocean historically
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he could be near Quahog.
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Wait a minute, guys.
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If we got a boat and found Bin Laden, we
could charge people five bucks to kick
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him in the balls. Or the butt. Yeah,
sure, balls or butt. Who's in? In. In.
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Thank you for your service.
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Oh, I'm not a sailor. I'm just a
Brazilian guy in my everyday clothes.
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Oh, then thank you for your outside
dancing.
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It's nothing. I'll see you outside.
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Samba, samba, samba.
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Hey, Bri, are vegans known for, like,
always talking about being vegans? Uh,
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yeah, I guess.
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Click on that.
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This makes zero sense.
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No, because vegans are always, like,
telling you they're vegan, right?
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Okay. And see, it says nobody because,
like, nobody asked, right? But this guy,
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our protagonist, he doesn't care. Oh,
no, he doesn't care about the nobody.
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just going to jump on in there and give
you his two bits. But, like, nobody
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asked, right? That's why it says nobody
up top. Is that hilarious?
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Yeah, I'm trying to work.
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Yeah, I should get back to work, too.
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Forwarding memes isn't work. Well, the
Internet begs to differ. I'm getting a
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lot of likes on my posts.
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They're not your posts. You're not doing
anything original, says the guy writing
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a script called Barbie 3.
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Yeah, because somebody's probably
already doing Barbie 2. Yeah, I think
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doing the same level of original.
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Look at this one!
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It's based on the game Rock, Paper,
Scissors. That's why it's funny. But
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baby? Like, I'm already laughing.
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Can you even?
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So this was your idea?
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No. But you found the pictures?
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No. Well, you must have come up with the
text. No, but I knew the perfect time
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to hit send. That's what it's all about.
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You didn't do anything.
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Brian, it's like this. The mean is the
plane, and I'm the pilot. Right, so
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sometimes the plane goes on autopilot,
but I'm still at the controls drinking
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Diet Coke.
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So you're the autopilot of comedy? I get
you from not laughing Rhode Island to
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laughing Rhode Island. It takes one hour
to drive diagonally across the entire
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state. I should have said Texas.
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You know, Lois said it's stupid to look
for Bin Laden's corpse because a drunk
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guy at a bar said to. But look at us.
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I'm getting kind of hungry. What'd you
bring for eats, Peter?
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Wheat thins and Costco muffins. That's
all guys need. Peter, that is a home
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Out of the park.
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I was smiling as soon as you said it.
Lois looked sad when she saw the food.
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That was good food. You did really good.
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Wives just want us to do what they want.
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Say less, King.
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You know, it's so easy and fun with you
guys out here. Sometimes I wish the
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world was just guys.
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Oh, my God! We've been struck by
lightning!
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I think I possibly took the brunt of it.
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Oh,
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my
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God! The boat!
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Yeah, we might be out here for a while,
so someone needs to carry the
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conversation. Did you guys know that
Triscuit...
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is short for electric biscuit.
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Also, there are no raccoons in Alaska.
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Let's just all drown quietly to
ourselves.
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How's that?
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Joe was a true friend.
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I'm going to miss him so much. And we
should probably start sorting out who's
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going after Bonnie. Nice try,
Weisenheimers. Joe, how'd you make it
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floats. How about you guys?
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We clung to old graduation balloons and
one turtle who was caught in the ribbon.
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A little help with the ribbon? We're not
supposed to touch you because then your
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mom won't take you back.
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My mom died before America was formed.
Oh, yeah, you guys live a long time,
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Yeah, I was in the Turtle Brigade in the
Civil War.
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Which side? Don't ask which side.
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Does anybody's phone work?
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No. Negative.
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We need to find shelter for the night.
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Oh, my God! A house!
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It looks like a villain's lair.
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Yeah, it's like Robocop's beach house
from the 80s future.
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Word of caution, if you run around in
socks in this place, you are definitely
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slipping, my friends.
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I'm zonked. I'm in a crash.
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Yeah, me too. I call the master bedroom.
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It's called a primary bedroom now.
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Oh, I'm so sorry. I'll be in the bedroom
primary baiting.
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Good evening, I'm Tom Tucker.
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Coming up, one side of a local news
station falling into a sinkhole. But
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wreckage from a quahog boat was just
spotted a few miles off the coast of
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gay party spot Fire Island.
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I wonder if that's Peter's boat.
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Damn, right to voicemail. Hey, this is
Pete, single and ready to mingle.
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There we go. That ought to break
someone's ankle this summer.
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Dogs and holes.
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Name a more iconic duo. I'll wait.
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What? No, I'm just saying, this is a
mood.
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How is this a mood?
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Elaborate. No, I'm just saying, I was
today years old when I learned dogs are
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vindictive. Why are you talking like
that? I'm in my meme phase, Bri. When I
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can't see them, I talk like them. My man
talks like a internet now.
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Well, stop it. It's stupid.
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Cranky writer upset at friend's fun.
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Didn't have that on my 2026 bingo card.
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Bingo card is so good.
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What bingo card? Show me the card.
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Well, it's more about what's not on the
bingo card.
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Yeah, it's what's not on there, Brian.
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Also, don't bingo cards just have
numbers and not entire phrases?
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Yeah, you kind of have to be funny to
get it. All right, I'm going in. You're
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making no sense. I think what you mean
to say is the math ain't mathin'.
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Full stop.
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Yeah, you don't have to say full stop.
That's what a period is. Yo, we talking
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about periods?
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Let me let you in on a little
toothbrushing secret.
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Crest. How is crest a secret?
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This was all there was in the closet.
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Yeah, same here.
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Do we look chic? What's chic?
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OMG, look at all us chic -ass boys.
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I'll check on our phone.
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Still nothing.
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I can't believe this.
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Wait, do you hear that?
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These must be the island natives.
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They clearly have a proud culture of
music, dance, and flavored vodka.
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Wow, everybody's just doing what they
like. Those hefty bearded guys are
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watching the Mets game.
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And those shiny little jack guys are
playing underwear volleyball.
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Yeah, and everybody else is drinking,
dancing, and horsing off in the pool.
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Is it possible this is Kokomo? It's
checking too many boxes.
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Wait, don't you see? On the boat, I
wished for a world that was just guys,
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then we got struck by lightning.
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I manifested this place into existence.
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Come on, we gotta fit in with the
locals.
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Hi, I'm Peter. Our boat crashed here,
and we slept in a future house with
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toilets and white couches.
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Julian, we all get to the island in our
own way, but you're here, and you
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belong. Are there any women on the
island? Just one. Her name is Molly, and
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sits in your mouth. Say, hello, Molly.
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Hello, Molly.
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My God, it feels like Christmas morning.
On Fire Island, every day is Christmas.
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Spike the drinks with pills of molly, fa
-la -la -la -la, la -bo -win -yang.
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Lid -la -bet and pot and dolly, fa -la
-la -la -la, la -bo -win -yang.
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Don, we now are gay apparel, fa -la -la
-la -la, la -bo -win -yang.
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My, just roofie, carl and furrow, fa -la
-la -la -la, la -bo -win -yang.
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With the ladies, we don't bother.
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Fa -la -la -la -la, Bowen Yang.
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Give us to a leap of water.
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Fa -la -la -la -la, Bowen Yang.
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Bravo is our only cable. Fa -la -la -la
-la, Bowen Yang.
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Eight mimosas for the table. Fa -la -la
-la -la, Bowen Yang.
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And Pete Buttigieg.
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Hey, Stewie, what is all this?
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My memes have been getting so much
attention that I got a book deal.
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What? You just forward other people's
pictures and words.
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Yeah, the biggest reward for winning new
media is getting to do old media.
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Drake meme here.
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Boston cop slide meme here.
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Willy Wonka here.
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Kermit sipping tea here. This is
ridiculous.
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You're not an author.
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Yeah, that's not what Harper Collins
thinks.
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Either Harper or Collins just sent a
clip from my audio book. We used Morgan.
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Don't you just love Morgan?
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Chapter two.
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We see Will Ferrell with a mustache. The
caption reads, me shopping with my
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wife. It looks to me like he'd rather be
anywhere else.
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What a day. Riding bikes in town, being
so loud at restaurants that people
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leave, sending food back before we even
saw it. Thanks for taking us in. Of
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course. Of course. We're a community
here.
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Everyone pulls weight and helps in their
own way. A lot of us don't feel
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supported in our regular lives.
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That's exactly how I feel.
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My phone works.
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Peter, you're alive!
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Not only alive, I'm thriving on a magic
island I wish for that's just guys who
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are nice. I want you to meet Timothy,
Michael, and Robert.
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Hi, Tim, Mike, and Rob.
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No! For some reason, we only use full
names here. It's like the only thing we
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get mad about. You're on Fire Island,
Peter. It's just a place for Wall Street
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guys and regional weathermen to be gay.
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Lois, you're embarrassing me. None of
these guys' wives are calling them.
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enough. You need to come home.
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No, it's too fun here.
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When dessert comes out, we say we'll
only have a bite, but we have more than
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bite. Then we call Chef Mario a devil.
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You know what happens when you tell our
secrets, Peter.
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Don't do it. Don't do it, Timothy.
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I'm going to tickle you.
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I'm starting to think Chef Mario's not
the devil. You are, Timothy.
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Peter's having a great time.
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He's definitely not being tickled too
much.
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I'm alive, I'm fine, and I'm staying.
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Gotta go, Lois. I'm driving.
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Bye.
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Dad's safe.
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He's on Fire Island.
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We haven't paid for anything yet. Can we
chip in for brunch?
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Robert is tallying the weekend costs so
you can settle up all at once.
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Oh, okay.
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$5 ,000 each should do it.
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I'm sorry, $5 ,000?
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I didn't even have a bed.
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Yeah, slobs sleep on couches.
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You guys owe $5 ,000 too?
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No, I'm hot, so I don't have to pay.
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I thought this was a community where
everyone takes care of each other. Yeah,
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I'll go pay for hotties. Why should hot
people pay?
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That's gross.
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Do you not have $5 ,000?
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No. Why?
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Because I have a wife.
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Ew.
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Perhaps there's another way we can pay.
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Well, my house does need a new roof.
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Perhaps something else?
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Okay, I cut our debt in half, but we
gotta get the hell off this island.
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I hope you have an escape plan, Peter.
Don't worry. We just got to think
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the box. That's how those guys came up
with the log flume ride.
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All right, Madsen. I need a new idea for
a ride or you're fired.
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Got it. Have you ever taken a bath and
wished you were going slowly uphill?
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I think everyone has.
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And you know how people love to get
soaking wet and then not be able to go
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for five hours?
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Yeah. And don't you think the second
word in a ride should be a word you've
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never heard before in any other context?
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Maybe. What's the word?
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Flume. Madsen, we're gonna be rich.
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Thank you all for coming. Sorry you had
to watch me whisper -fight my publicist
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for getting the wrong tea.
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Too late, Tiffany.
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All right, chapter one.
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So women take a long time to get ready,
but this guy takes it way further.
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This skeleton, who starts presumably as
a regular human guy, thinks his wife is
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almost ready.
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Cut to him being a skeleton and all of
us laughing.
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I love how he called the guy a human
guy. Very quirky, very funny.
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This isn't clever, and it's not comedy.
Brian, this is comedy now.
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Oh, it's a shortcut for people who
aren't actually funny to seem funny.
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Well, I like to think I'm capturing a
relatable feeling and sharing it with
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You forward -reheated soundbite
leftovers to idiots doing the same
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all idiots.
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Congrats on your stolen comedy valor.
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Uh, sir, this is a Wendy's.
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That's from online.
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And this guy's done adulting.
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So good.
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So good.
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OK, so the plan is, when they use the
blender, we move.
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Put on these rollerblades. Next blender,
we're through the gate.
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Those freeloaders are getting away!
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Beach game, activate!
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Weren't you trying to get away from us?
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Julian, I meant the boat. Sorry, I'm
twisted.
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YMCA occupation gaze, activate!
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Peter, the deer!
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I already got bit by kids.
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That's the last ferry of the day.
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It's too far.
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Wait, Peter.
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Do you still have that cocaine locket
that Julian gave you? Yeah, but I wanted
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to save it for a special night with my
family.
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Peter.
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Oh, my God. We made it.
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Bye. Have a fun trip.
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Aren't you mad at us? We're guys.
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We get over stuff fast. Come back next
summer for our PJ party.
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We'll bring our families.
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No, don't. Don't bring them.
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Morning, Stewie.
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What is this? What are you doing? Well,
I can't get you to stop doing memes, so
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this exorcism will rid you of them.
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I won't recycle images from the office
and add my own text to it. I won't
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recycle... Oh, Bri, you sweet summer
child.
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This isn't going to work.
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We have other ways.
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Chris, but I thought you were on my
side.
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Well, I'm Gen Z and loyal to no one. Bet
you didn't have that on your bingo
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card. What is that?
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You're getting a lobotomy. When I flip
the switch, all memes will rush into
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brain and explode out of you.
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No, please!
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It's working!
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First world problem.
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Cringe. Weird black, but okay.
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Stewie, can you talk as yourself?
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Am I... am I doing it?
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Oh, thank God, you're back.
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I wonder where all those memes went.
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This is why we can't have nice things.
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Where do you come up with this stuff?
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Home again, home again, giggity -gig.
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Peter, I'm so happy you're home.
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Oh, Lois, I'm so sorry. I guess I
learned that both men and women are
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bitchy when money is involved.
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That's what you learned?
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And that I'd rather get yelled at by a
woman than get yelled at by a guy.
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Oh, a thousand percent. It's safer.
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I love you, Lois.
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Oh, Peter, I love you, too. I'm glad
you're home.
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I thought you'd be more mad at me.
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Oh, I could be mad and have a dozen
unopened jars, or I'll forgive you, have
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open the jars and start my soup.
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Start with the big Rao's one.
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I will, Lois, even though that one
always hurts my hand. I'm just so happy
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back in a world with women.
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00:20:16,600 --> 00:20:21,300
Good, because I had the craziest dream
last night, and I'm going to tell you
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about it. Okay, so follow me here. It's
complicated.
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Here's $5 ,000. I want back in.
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Sorry, Stewie. I just need to make sure
all that meme nonsense is done.
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See, he's smirking because he's so proud
of himself for ordering a pizza.
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Funny, right?
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No, not funny or clever.
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Good to have you back, buddy.
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Said no one.
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It's funny because it's just like
ordering a pizza. That expression is
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too big for just ordering food to a
place you usually wouldn't.
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