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So you guys are going out on
back-to-back nights. You must really
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like this Hannah girl.
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Well, she's funny.
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She's gorgeous.
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And like me, she understands mid-century
design, but she's over it. Well, a
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burrito toast to that.
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This is just some charmed fishing.
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You know what you should add to your
fucking plan?
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Skydiving!
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I don't know today.
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Well, most people go with thank you.
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I'm going to say thanks because I'm not
most people.
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Oh, my God. We met Green Fury.
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I guess we know what you're talking
about over dinner with Hannah tonight.
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Who?
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Uh, excuse me?
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Do you validate the parking?
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Oh, no, that's not me.
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I'm actually the Senior Vice President
of Research and Development.
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Oh, but you sit at the receptionist
desk?
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No, no, no, no.
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That's the receptionist desk.
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This is the Senior Vice President's
desk.
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I'll just get you the stickers.
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I swear to God, if you do this, I will
send my lawyer to your house to shave
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your head in your sleep!
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This is not a bluff, Mother!
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Emily, have your parents ever done that
thing where they turn your childhood
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bedroom into a second butler's pantry?
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No.
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They kept me and my sister's room the
same.
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Bunk beds and all.
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Bunk beds?
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Were you raised in a prison?
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Van, did you know I'm the only senior
vice president in this building who
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doesn't have a real office?
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Emily. You thrive in the cubicles.
You're like a tropical fish that lives
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in the coral reef. But if you took that
fish out and gave it its own office, it
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would die.
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What? Fish need water.
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Van, it's hard enough getting people to
take me seriously when they think I'm
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the person who validates their parking.
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I think at your age, being entrusted
with parking stickers speaks to your
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character. I know an office doesn't
really mean anything, but to me, it's a
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symbol of how hard I've worked to get
here.
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It's like the pride a butler feels when
he gets his second pantry.
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Oh,
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I love that.
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Yeah. Emily, nothing would make me
happier than to give you your own
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office. But?
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No buts. However,
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there's no space, so no can do.
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Swim away, little fish. Seriously, get
out.
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Look, do I like Hannah? Yes.
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But there's just something special about
Green Fury.
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Sure, she can fly and shoot fire out of
her hands. But you said Hannah could
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quote any Seinfeld episode.
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Now that's special.
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Seinfeld. So underrated.
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It doesn't matter, because superheroes
don't date regular people.
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What about Lois Lane?
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She won a Pulitzer.
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You write satirical Yelp reviews.
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As a hobby? This is silly. You're never
even going to see Green Fury again.
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I mean, unless you fall off another
balcony.
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Or she can't stop thinking about me
either, and she's trying to find me.
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I would go balcony.
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Jackie!
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Yeah?
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I was upset when Mother sent me my
childhood toys, but I am... I'm really
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enjoying this trip down memory lane.
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It seems like just yesterday that I was
playing with my little pony.
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Oh, my daughter loves hers. Won't put it
down.
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I put mine down.
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Horse cancer.
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Your meeting with Emily is about to
start. She wanted to do it in her new
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office. Emily doesn't have an office.
Remember that room that you had sealed
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off because you found a spider?
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She opened Hell's Gate? She said that
she had a meeting with a couple of execs
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from the Gotham office and needed a
space.
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My, my, my.
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Do you see what she's doing here?
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No. But I'm very excited to hear what
you think she's doing.
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She's trying to cut out the middleman.
First, it's the office.
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Second, she's setting up meetings with
corporate without me. The next thing you
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know, she's going to be the one
high-fiving Bruce Wayne in a threesome.
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Well, I am going to put an end to this.
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I can't believe I have my own office.
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I've been dreaming about this ever since
I was a little girl.
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Wow, so you've been this boring your
whole life?
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Ooh, take a picture of me to send to my
family. Ooh, okay.
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Oh, no, that's not what I meant.
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Okay.
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Is that photo for your mugshot?
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Because I'm looking at a criminal.
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How did you get this office? You said
there was no space, so I went to HR, and
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they said I could have this office if I
cleared out the spiders.
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Which you did, Brad. I mean, there are
no longer spiders in here.
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Look, H.R. was mistaken. If you had
talked to me, you would know that I have
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huge plans to turn this into a storage
room.
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Are you kidding me? You have till the
end of the day to get back into your
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work pens.
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Teresola! God, they jump at your face.
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You know, it's not often you see such a
modest dream crush so quickly.
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Say cubicle.
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He really thinks he can take my office
from me and I'm just going to sit here
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and watch it go down?
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That's literally what's happening right
now. If you're surprised by that, you
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clearly don't understand the teetering
house of cards that is Van's ego.
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This is a man who won't let anybody see
him sneeze because he thinks it's a sign
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of weakness.
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He won't even kiss me because he says
it's against company policy.
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What a pussy.
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If I could give you just one piece of
advice, don't just march in there and...
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She's gone.
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Another outstanding shot, sir. Thank you
for your vanilla commentary, Steve, but
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the only reason you are here is to walk
the arrows back. Oh, snag me another
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ring pop, this one's down to the bone.
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Van, I want my office back.
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Emily, once the space opens up, I'll be
happy to give it to you. But now, I'm in
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the middle of something very...
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Important.
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Oh! Better luck next time, sir. That is
where I was aiming. You don't!
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Oh, green arrow dart.
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I used to have this game as a kid. You
any good?
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I haven't lost a match in my life.
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Well, neither have I.
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I wonder who's better.
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You know what, Emily?
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Once you throw down that gauntlet, it
cannot be unthrown.
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I don't want to unthrow it.
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Good, because you can't.
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Good. Good. Good.
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Steve, what the hell, Meg? Pick your
moments.
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I'll tell you what.
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Why don't we play tomorrow during lunch?
If I win, your storage room goes back to
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being my office.
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Ha! Steve!
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Ha! If you win, you can turn it into a
unicorn stable for all I care because
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that is a fairy tale.
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Ha! Ha!
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Now it is on!
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Hey, Teddy.
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What you up to, buddy?
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What wizard did this to you?
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Pretty convincing, huh?
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Now I just gotta set this trap, dig a
snare, and reel in the bait.
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I don't know anything about hunting. Oh,
Teddy, is it possible that you've built
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up this encounter because a beautiful
woman literally came out of the clouds
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and saved your life?
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Nah, she was into me, dude.
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Careful, citizen. The Olympian might not
be there next time. Yeah, thanks a lot.
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Uh, you seem disappointed.
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No, no, no. Yeah, I'm alive, man. That's
great. Awesome. Thanks, man.
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Thanks. Thank you.
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Dick.
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Put down that tiny bow. You cannot beat
Van.
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Oh, no, I can.
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I am pretty good.
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Let me rephrase. You ought not beat Van.
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He took my office from me. She's dreamt
about that since she was a really boring
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child. Look, honey, we all think you
deserve that office.
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But there's something bigger at stake
here. I think there's something you need
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to see.
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Employee of the month?
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I didn't even know we had this room.
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Oh, it's one of the many things we keep
from you. Like the secret bathroom on
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the sales floor that's always empty.
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Does not exist. I don't know why I said
that.
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We make sure Van wins every month
because there was one time he didn't.
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Recognize this lady?
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No. Exactly.
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Kate won her first month here. So, when
Van caught her taking a company
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croissant from a staff meeting home with
her, he fired her on the spot.
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And after he demanded a recount, it
turned out Van actually won.
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I don't know.
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Yeah!
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So you guys give him this every month
just to stroke his ego?
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Oh, no, no, no. We do it to survive.
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If you beat Van, it won't just be bad
for you. It will be bad for all of us.
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which is why you're going to throw this
game.
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Fine. Van's ready to destroy you.
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Do you enjoy being his little bitch?
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It's called a squire, Emily.
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Van, are we going to do this or what?
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And now, please welcome the one.
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I hope you say goodbye to your loved
ones because I'm going to skin you alive
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and wear you to your own funeral.
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All I can do is try my best and hope for
a positive outcome.
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Where did you learn to trash talk? At
the puppies and rainbows school for
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sunshine?
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Dang. Great shot!
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Not... Boo!
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Hey, Emily, could you run and get me
eight hours' worth of parking stickers,
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because I could do this all day!
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Looks
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like
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I just needed to get a little warmed up.
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Are you doing? You fed this monster's
ego for far too long.
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I'm giving him a dose of reality.
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Look at him. You are the greatest. I
know that. You are the strongest.
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I am aware. You are the fastest.
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Does that look like a man who wants to
face reality?
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Excellent bone structure. Keep it above
the waist. Above the waist. When I get
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this, and I will, I get my office back.
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different about the office today?
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Yeah. Why am I so, like, comfortable?
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We got new chairs!
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Hey!
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Good morning!
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What a beautiful day, but stones will
make it better, wouldn't you say?
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You can say thank you if you will. Hey,
grab one.
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Bear claw, good choice. Rebecca, that's
right. I learned your name.
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Even though you lost the match and the
office is mine to do with whatever I
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want, I'm going to give it to you
anyway.
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Because that's the kind of guy I am.
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Did you hear that, gang?
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I love you, man.
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Kay, Lee, Malcolm, Zoe, Simon.
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Puffy-haired guy. Look at that.
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Now, normally we just roll over and he
leaves us alone.
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But I guess the real... trick is to put
up a fight but ultimately let him
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humiliate you okay first of all i wasn't
even trying until halfway we all got
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what we wanted here he got a win you got
the office and i don't have to make his
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coffee he's doing it himself wow
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he's trying anyway the point is you got
what you wanted so who cares how it
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happened
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Are you sure you should be shining a
20,000 watt light into the night sky?
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Uh, ever heard of the bat signal?
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It's actually kind of a genius plan.
She's going to see her trademark GF
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flame in the sky.
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Zip on down.
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Next thing you know, she's wearing me
like a backpack and we're halfway to
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Tokyo for some Wagyu beef.
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Well, this is certainly a good story to
tell the woman you actually end up
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marrying. Okay, speaking of picking up
on signals, I'm sending a pretty clear
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one for you to beat it. Ron, wait.
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No, no, no, no, no. Oh, shoot.
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You know what?
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Maybe I should call Hannah.
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Yeah.
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Get her some flowers.
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Nice.
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Does this look straight to you?
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Van, I want a rematch. No, he won fair
and square. Come on. No.
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Emily, all a rematch would do is rob you
of what is clearly a much-needed lesson
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in how to lose a little class.
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Oh, and you're going to teach it to me.
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No, of course not. I've never lost at
anything.
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The closest I've come to failure is when
I spelled it to win the regional
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spelling bee.
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Failure, F-A-L-U-R-E.
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Failure.
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That's right, Emily.
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That's how it's spelled.
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Emily, don't feel bad. There is a long
list of some very talented people who
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have fallen at the feet of Vanderveer
Wayne.
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You beat Dr.
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Dre in a rap battle? He had me on my
heels until I hit him with, Dr.
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Dre, man, you gay.
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Now, you've got to remember, this was
the 90s, and that kind of casual
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homophobia was commonplace.
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Oh, best bod, Daytona Beach, 1998.
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hot dog eating champion the same year?
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Delish. Oh, my God, how deep does this
go?
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Somebody pull the fire alarm!
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People have been letting you win your
whole life, so you would never have to
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experience F-A-I-L-U-R-E.
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What is that, the French spelling?
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Your family and everyone in your life
have been going to insane lengths to
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make you think you're a winner.
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That is not true.
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Oh, yeah? Ask Jackie whether or not
you've really been employee of the month
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for the past four years.
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Oh. But I guess I'm not telling you
anything you didn't already know because
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you were most perceptive baby of 1971.
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Get out.
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Get out!
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Both of you, get out!
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Was that even you, Dr. Dre?
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Are you even a doctor?
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you haven't moved on warning it's like
watching an iguana oh well
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you broke them emily that's not the way
a man who wants to live sneezes trust me
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this is better for everybody in the long
run we can't keep tiptoeing around his
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ego his ego you're the one who
eviscerated a grown man because he
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couldn't handle losing a kid's game it's
possible i don't like losing
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But it was more about the principal.
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That you deserved your own office.
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Yes. Which he had already given to you
before you did that to him.
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It's really good to see you, Hannah.
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I'm glad I figured out that snafu where
my phone was dropping calls and couldn't
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send texts.
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I'm assuming you fixed it by switching
it off in BS mode.
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You're cute.
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believe this is yours?
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Oh, hey, you're the guy from the
balcony.
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You guys out on a date?
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No.
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You look great.
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That looks like you're out on a date.
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Hey.
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Cool. Cool.
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I'm gonna.
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Great.
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Hey, boss.
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How we feeling?
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You're right. There is an I in failure,
and it's I.
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Me. Me. My. I don't... I can't even
grammar properly.
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It's all a lie.
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Was I actually prom king? And did my
date really like me? Or was she just
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another flunky on the Wayne payroll?
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Oh, well, she seemed... nice.
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Who is this fella?
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Oh, that's her uncle, Filky Valentine.
He was our chaperone. Oh, my God.
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She was whole.
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No one has ever loved me.
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Okay, that's not true.
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Your parents put an obscene amount of
time and effort into making sure you
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never experienced even one moment of
disappointment.
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They must have really cared about you.
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You know, you haven't lost at
everything. You did beat me at the Green
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Arrow game.
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All by yourself.
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That's right.
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I did.
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See? There you go. I destroyed you! It
was very close.
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We don't need to be squaring off like
this. We are on the same team. And if we
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both refuse to lose, then we can
accomplish great things. You're right. I
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don't need to be threatened by your
wins. Because your wins are my wins.
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And your losses, I can just blame on
you.
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That's not exactly what... Emily!
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I am back!
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Now get out of my office. I'm about to
sneeze.
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Oh. I'm going to sneeze.
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Get out!
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Oh, good. It's gone.
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That wasn't that bad.
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That's funny.
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