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Jay, Mark, I would like to discuss with
you my vision for Mountains of the
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Valley, the world's first upscale
restaurant.
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I'm confused, Trevor. I thought you
owned the trademark to that name and you
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would refuse to sell it to us. Yes, but
in the end, Jay couldn't countenance the
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alternative name that Tad settled upon,
Boobs and Steaks.
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So they asked me to let Tad have
Mountains of the Valley, and here we
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how did we come up with the menu, Jay?
You got my name up with the lamb?
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Yeah, I did. Tad, it's just... You know,
the individual chops are kind of my
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signature. Yeah, gotta be a rack,
otherwise it won't make sense when the
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ask if anyone would like to see their
huge rack.
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Well, it's hard to argue with that, Dad.
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And what exactly are jalapeno knockers?
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That's for Jay to figure out.
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But they're on the menu.
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Okay, we have to find a way to save
Mahesh. We can't let our restaurant turn
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into this.
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Okay, guys, I'll see you tomorrow.
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Yeah, this is hell. Who is that?
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Nikki, the new barkeep.
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She looks very qualified.
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Are you talking about those strong
muddling hands?
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Yeah, I noticed that too.
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Calluses for days, am I right? Oh yeah,
no mint is safe.
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What do you mean you're moving
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out? I know this comes as a shock. When
I moved to the basement, I considered it
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a permanent and authentic decision. But
what can I say?
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My friends miss me.
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Spare us, Isaac. You moved down here so
you could run for ghost representative
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as a basement dweller. Now you don't
need us, so you're out of here.
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Fine. Take your carpet and put it in
your bag and shove it.
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Well, this is emotional for all of us.
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I, for one, will remember each and every
one of you fondly.
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I'm back!
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Free of those freaks!
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Oh, do you smell that?
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I don't smell anything.
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Precisely. Oh, it's good to be home.
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Welcome back, Isaac.
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Hey, uh, Tad, I just wanted to talk to
you about something. Oh, I'm glad you're
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here.
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What if instead of small, medium, and
large, we offered our drinks in a B cup,
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cup, and D cup?
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I think this guy might be a genius.
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Tad, are you sure that this rebrand is
the best thing for the business?
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It's just Mahesh is very precious to
Jay. I mean, he named it after his dad.
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I named the main character after my dad
in my classic noir film, Jimmy the
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Deadbeat. He must have been very
touched.
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Sons of bitches. Sorry, sorry.
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City Council is voting tomorrow to
officially remove me from office.
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Oh. I thought that already happened.
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Effectively, yeah. It's just a
formality.
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But if the vote goes your way tomorrow,
you could be mayor again?
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Never gonna happen.
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Councilman Gus Hayward, my nemesis, is
the deciding vote, so unless he has a
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miraculous change of heart, afraid you
guys are stuck with me. I always wanted
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to have a nemesis. Well, what about your
friend who was sleeping with your wife
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for all those years?
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Oh, yeah. I guess I do have one.
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Hang on. If Gus did change his mind and
reinstate you, is that something you'd
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be interested in?
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Yeah, of course. Public service is my
passion.
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I just want to help people, make the
world better. Hey, Tad, the tank tops
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in, but they're not bedazzled like you
wanted.
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Seriously? I spent 20 minutes on the
phone with that guy. I sent him multiple
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sketches. Sorry, excuse me.
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This is interesting.
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Sam, it seems like if you can get Tad
his mayorship back, he'll drop the whole
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restaurant idea.
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Whoa, let's just take a beat. What about
Nikki?
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She just got this job. Is anybody
thinking about her?
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I'm thinking about her. I'm thinking
about her quite a bit. We got to talk to
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this councilman, see if we can change
his mind. Now, hold your horses. You
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to flip a politician, you're going to
need some leverage.
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What do you mean?
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I'm talking about dirt.
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Who is this guy? What's he hiding?
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Everybody has something they don't want
someone to know.
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Like my unpermitted deck.
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I mean, I would have done just about
anything to keep that from coming out.
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Dares weren't even to code.
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God forgive me. That makes a lot of
sense, Joan.
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I'm going to do some digging on this
councilman, see if we can find anything
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useful.
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Like she doesn't care about Nicky at
all.
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Hartman.
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Nick!
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Sorry, I'm sorry.
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I just can't seem to fall asleep.
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Perhaps I'm out of practice sleeping
lying down in the basement we sleep
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standing up, like cattle or horses.
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Also giraffes, which, as I understand
them, are kind of like tall orange
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donkeys. Look, I've got a big day
tomorrow. The new People magazine is
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and I'm hoping for a shower to make of
her.
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Wait, what happened to Momoa? Oh, hunks
are over. It's all about hot rodent men
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now. Hot rodent men.
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Okay, good night.
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God, this takes me back. Digging up dirt
on a big wig. A politician with a dark
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past.
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Classic noir stuff.
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This guy's a saint.
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Councilman Gus Hayward.
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Volunteers at church. Fundraisers for
the Salvation Army. Foster's disabled
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Boom! I got a parking ticket in 1996.
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Is that anything?
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Not exactly a dead hooker, but it's a
start.
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Happy blackmailing, everyone. How's it
going?
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We've got bupkis.
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This guy's cleaner than Orson Welles
played after a steak dinner at Musso's.
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She has a way with words. I don't know
what any of them mean, but I like how
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says them.
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Wait, is that the guy?
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That's Gus?
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Yeah, why?
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Because I've seen him before.
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And if we need dirt, oh boy, I got a
whole truckload.
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Enough to get the mayor his job back?
And then some.
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Oh, I got a second parking ticket.
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A pattern emerges.
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Just tell us, Pete, what do you have on
Gus that would be so damning that he
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would have to reinstate Tad as the
mayor?
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Well, I will tell you, right after a
patented Martino drumroll.
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I saw him in an orgy! Oh.
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What? You remember months ago when we
snuck into the Farnsby's media room to
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move that bookshelf so that Thor could
watch his son get married? We do have
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fun. Yes, I remember. I jumped out the
window and I ran home to cancel our
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Evercreek water subscription.
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Well, after you left, you'll recall Jay
was stuck in the closet while your
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friends who were renting the Farnsby's
home put on a DVD of what they thought
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was the movie Swingers. But it turned
out to be a sex tape of people who
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actually were swingers.
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Bingo! A septuagenarian orgy, one of the
stars of which was our friend Gus right
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here. Oh.
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Jake, Gus was in that amateur porn video
you heard in the Farnsby's closet.
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Oh, God.
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That haunting knee -clicking, that was
Gus's.
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Click, a clack, a romp in the sack.
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She can really tell some gibberish.
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But, babe, none of this is good to us
unless we can get some hard evidence. No
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pun intended.
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Yeah, my guy's not afraid to go blue.
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Well, we better get that tape. Or we
could accept.
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that Mahesh had a good run and Nikki
gets to keep her job, who are we to play
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God?
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So we'll get the tape. Yeah, we'll get
the tape. Great.
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Suddenly, Ward McAllister opens his
mouth and vomits all over Alva
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birthday cake.
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Ooh, and that's when I realize the clams
have turned.
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Am I boring you?
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I'm sorry, Hedy. I didn't get a wink
last night.
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I've been in the basement so long, I
think I've grown habituated to their
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unusual nocturnal customs.
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Hmm. You've been institutionalized.
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Excuse me? In 1876, my mother made an
offhand comment admitting to feelings of
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sexual longing. She was thus diagnosed
with hysteria and whisked away to the
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local asylum.
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Naturally. Upon her return, 18 months
later, she had grown accustomed to the
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ways of the asylum, and it was now home
where she felt a strange unease. Yeah.
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That's exactly how I'm feeling.
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So what did you do?
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Well, we realized she needed to be
weaned.
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So for a time, we brought a taste of the
asylum back to Woodstone.
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To help Mother go to sleep, my sister
Margaret and I would wail psychotically
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outside her door.
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Interesting. So you're saying I should
bring some of the basement upstairs, at
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least until I've weaned myself of their
ways.
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Indeed, exactly.
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Genius. Thank you.
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Now, where was I? Oh, yes.
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It was a dangerous summer for Shelfish.
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I'm surprised you wanted to borrow a
DVD.
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Don't y 'all have streaming over there?
I'm more of a physical media guy. Me
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too, though I got burned bad by Betamax.
How did VHS win? It's a slightly
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inferior platform.
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There's so many to choose from, I think
I'll just go with some of the classics.
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Master and Commander, oh, Die Hard,
whatever this is, and...
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Sudden Death, starring Jean -Claude Van
Damme. Uh, wait, that one's not actually
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swingers. And Die Hard's not what he
thinks it is either.
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It's fine, whatever.
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No, you really don't want to see that.
Well, that's what they said about Batman
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Forever, but guess what? I loved it.
It's the Farnsby's having sex with a
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of old people.
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I can handle it.
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What? Thank you, see you later.
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So, how's married life?
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He snores so loud.
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Vikings.
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Okay, Hedy, that's perfect.
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Pete, don't be afraid to scoot right in
there. All right, now, Sass, feel free
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to relax that posture. We're looking for
a nice, casual slouch. All right,
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that's it.
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What the hell's going on here?
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Oh, well, Hedy helped me see that I had
become institutionalized, so in order to
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wean myself, I've decided to temporarily
recreate the basement sleep experience
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upstairs. Don't mind us. We'll just be
standing here quietly watching you
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Oh, it won't be quiet.
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No, the subterranean sleep experience is
a symphony of bodily noises.
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What? Well, for example, Nancy died with
pus blocking a majority of her nasal
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canal, creating the most soothing nose
whistle.
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Hedy, I'm going to need you to recreate
that.
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Oh, unfortunately, cocaine obliterated
my septum. The air blows through it like
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a breeze through a mountain pass.
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Okay, well, there's also a scent
element. Did anyone die having recently
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an onion?
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Creepy jerk did, and that pungent aroma
has become a bit of a security blanket.
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You know, Isaac, these requests are a
little more specific than I anticipated.
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I kind of just thought it would be
clumping.
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So that's the note of the onion?
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Okay, well, somebody has to be in charge
of the bedtime stories, and the main
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character's name has to be Isaac,
because that is how the trunk would
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it. I think I'm out.
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What? No.
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I thought this would be like funny
weird, but now it's just kind of sad,
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Okay, bye.
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Seth, you can't leave.
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Three is not a clump.
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All right, Alberta, you're in.
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Dream on, Isaac.
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I wish I could.
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I wish I could.
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Oh, thank you for meeting with me,
Councilman Hayward. Always happy to sit
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a constituent.
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Unfortunately, we've seen your happy
face, and that's not it. Now, I'm in a
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of a hurry. I'm volunteering at a soup
kitchen this afternoon.
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Well, what can I do for you?
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Well, uh, sir, I'm a colleague of the
soon -to -be former mayor's, and I would
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like you to reconsider stripping him of
his mayoral duties.
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We have seen him strip people before, so
you're not the only one who can do
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wordplay. Look, it's a shame what
happened with Tad.
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But he violated the trust and faith of
this community.
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And unfortunately, my hands are tied.
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Not even going to touch that one. Too
easy. Okay, I'm going to cut right to
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chase. Tad is turning my dream
restaurant into an upscale restaurant
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me invent jalapeno knockers. So I'm
going to slide a DVD to you now
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that will make you reconsider.
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Oh, baby's first blackmail. What is
this?
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Swingers? Well, it's not the Vince
Vaughn love letter to the Los Feliz of
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90s. That is septuagenarian porn.
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It's an orgy filmed at the Farnsby's.
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Oh, no.
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That got his attention quicker than Miss
Farnsby walking in with a riding crop.
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Look, I could get Tad his mayorship
back, but that won't fix things.
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There's someone else who wants Tad taken
down, and she'll stop at nothing.
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A mysterious femme fatale. The plot
thickens. What are you talking about?
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talking about the person who told me
about Gate -Gate in the first place.
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The whistleblower.
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She's desperate to end Tad's political
career, and she's got more dirt where
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that came from.
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Well, who is she? I can't tell you that.
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And now that I have this, I don't have
to.
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And you won't be able to prove a thing.
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Dude, I have copies.
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Oh. Can I have those?
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No.
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Okay.
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In that case, I'll tell you.
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The whistleblower is Tad's wife.
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The wife did it.
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Classic twist.
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But tell me more about this restaurant.
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Is there a back room, and do you rent it
out to large groups?
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Okay, yes.
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I was the one who turned Tad in for Gate
-Gate.
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You enjoying your food?
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It's delicious.
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Who are you talking to?
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Oh, I'm a ghost. I thought you knew.
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Worked at Pizza Barn back in 05, four
restaurants ago.
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Didn't you see the check bike in her
back? What's delicious?
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I was talking to you.
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The betrayal.
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The betrayal is delicious.
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She is a big fan of betrayal, which, you
know, keeps me on my toes.
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So, circling back, why did you sabotage
your own husband's political career?
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I did it for our marriage.
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After our daughter went to college, it
was supposed to be our time.
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We always said we'd sell the house, buy
a boat, sail to the islands, but our
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time never came.
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Love your outfit.
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You're clearly in a conversation.
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Have some ghost -to -living etiquette.
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After he sold the car dealership, then
he ran for mayor.
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I saw even less of him then.
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So you took him down, but then instead
of spending more time with you, he just
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dove into a new project.
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Exactly. He's never going to stop
working.
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It's a bit of a bummer, but you've got a
feel for the broad.
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Melanie.
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Tad, what are you doing here?
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I'm picking up my mooshu pork.
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Jay recommended this place to me. Jay,
you recommended this place to Tad and
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suggested it to Melanie for our secret
meeting?
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Well, it's a great place, but they're
not doing very well. I'm just trying to
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support them. What's she talking about?
Secret meeting.
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Oh, I'm tired of this.
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Tad? I'm the one who blew the whistle on
Gate -Gate.
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What?
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How could you?
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God, I miss you.
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It's actually kind of sweet if you think
about it. Who cares? You ruined my
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political career.
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I can't believe you'd do this to me.
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So do we think that mooshy pork is up
for grabs?
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Jay. Well, I don't want it to go to
waste.
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Isaac! Shh, shh, shh. Back to sleep.
Hey.
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Isaac, you're back? Hey, everyone.
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Isaac's back.
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Oh, look who came crawling back,
standing up. No, no, no, no, no. I am
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I simply want to sleep with you.
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Listening? No, I mean, I've been having
trouble sleeping upstairs, so I thought
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I would just come down here to get some
shut -eye. Yeah, right.
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I know what this is.
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You miss us.
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Oh. Yeah, right. What do I miss? Hmm?
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Dirk's onion breath, Stewart's idiotic
pontificating about wood, the warm, womb
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-like security of the clump. Okay, fine.
I miss you freaks. There, I said it.
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Isaac, just because you don't live down
here anymore doesn't mean you can't come
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visit. Really?
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Absolutely. We have an open -door policy
down in the pit.
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Mostly because someone nailed the door
shut to make sure we died in here.
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Yeah, you're always welcome.
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Oh, there's that onion breath I've
missed so much. Oh, what do you say? One
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overnight for old time's sake, hmm?
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Come on!
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Clump up, buddy!
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So,
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I could be mayor again because Gus goes
to senior sex parties?
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I know you're processing a lot, but yes,
that is pretty much the gist of it. Are
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the parties just for seniors, or do
young people just choose not to go? I
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know. With our marriage falling apart,
maybe it's better to just turn the page,
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launch this restaurant. I mean, you
nailed these jalapeno knockers.
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Idea. What if they were served in a bra
basket that the customer had to unclasp?
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We were watching a once -in -a
-generation talent.
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And the clasp is an onion ring.
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What a mind.
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Uh, Tad, there's someone here to see
you.
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I came to apologize.
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It's true, I've been unhappy, but I
never should have blown the whistle on
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-gate. In my defense, I had just
polished off a box of white sin.
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I should probably get along really well
with that wine -a -lucia bowl.
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Honestly, I'm not mad at you.
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You were desperate, and it's true, I do
love my work.
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But I also love you.
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So I'm not sure where that leaves us.
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Well, here's a cake -and -eat -it -too
suggestion.
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He wants to work. She wants to spend
more time together.
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What if they took a page out of the Sam
and Jay playbook and worked together?
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What if there was a way that you could
still be mayor and also spend more time
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together by being like me and Jay?
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What do you mean?
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Castrapped? Inept at business?
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Friendly? Maybe you could work together
at the mayor's office.
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Oh, I would love to work with Tad,
but...
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I don't know if I'm built for the world
of politics.
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I don't know. That was pretty
manipulative and underhanded, the way
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Tad's career.
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00:18:27,980 --> 00:18:28,859
That's true.
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She could be your chief of staff.
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Oh, uh, I already have one.
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Not after you throw Jeremy under the bus
for any residual gate gate fallout.
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My God, that came to her easily.
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I like it.
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We're going to do great things together.
We could even do some traveling like
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you wanted, but on the city's dime.
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You heard he's getting his job back five
seconds ago, and he's already knee
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-deep in new corruption.
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Oh, no.
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You probably won't have time to be the
mayor and run a world -class
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breadstaurant, though, huh?
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00:18:56,150 --> 00:18:58,670
That's true, but I don't want it
happening without me.
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I'm gonna have to pull the plug on
Mountains of the Valley.
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You can still put jalapeno knockers on
the Mahesh menu, if you want.
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00:19:06,310 --> 00:19:08,630
Thank you. I will take that under
serious consideration.
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Thank you, guys, for everything.
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We gotta go, but we'll write you from
St.
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Kitts, where we'll be on a catamaran.
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Working tirelessly for the people of
Ulster County.
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And in the end, it all worked out. The
girl got the guy, the guy got the job,
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and I got to smell something called
Mooshu Three Ways. Which, ironically,
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the name of the move Gus was doing on
that tape.
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00:19:36,750 --> 00:19:41,050
Well, it seems that Mayor Tad has
somehow survived the Gate -Gate scandal
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will not be stepping down anytime soon.
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00:19:43,330 --> 00:19:46,170
Oh, good news for Tad. Bad news for
Jalapeno Knockers.
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00:19:46,450 --> 00:19:47,450
Yeah, sorry, Trevor.
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This is a setback for the upscale
restaurant industry as a whole.
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But we have been through worse, and we
will be back.
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And in a surprising twist, Tad's return
to office was aided by a longtime
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political foe, Gus Hayward.
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I caught up with the city councilman
earlier today.
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That's the thing about politics.
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You never know when people are going to
come together.
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That language felt purposeful. I think
you're probably reading into it. My
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is you have to be flexible.
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Sometimes you just have to reach across
the aisle and give someone a hand.
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Okay, well, there's no reading into
that.
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00:20:20,860 --> 00:20:21,960
Okay, yeah, this guy's a freak.
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He did that same wink on the tape. Oh,
it haunts me.
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And now let's turn it over to brand new
Channel 5 weatherwoman, Nikki Snow.
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A cold front is expected to move in over
the next few days.
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Wait, is that the bartender from
Mountains of the Valley? Yes.
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Glad she landed on her feet.
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Can't keep that kind of talent down.
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