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[opening theme music playing]

2
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[Deezy] I just wanna
welcome everyone

3
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to the official
housewarming party.

4
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I finally got my place
looking the way I wanted.

5
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So, um...
Cheers, team.

6
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[Marquess] Cheers.

7
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Eh... Hmm.

8
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Mmm. Huh?

9
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This is fun.

10
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Ah.

11
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Oh, the candles
are a nice touch.

12
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Well, there's no
electricity out here,
no running water.

13
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You got running water.
The pool.

14
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Oh, that's true.
I'm not complaining.

15
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I got the pool.
I bathe in the pool.

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Attitude of gratitude.

17
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Hey, anyone care for
one of these
pigs in a blanket?

18
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I don't know.

19
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Do any not have
bird shit all over them?

20
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[bleep] You, Pigeon.

21
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Oh, good.
Looks like we got
a mystery.

22
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Hopefully the kind that
send us so we can get
the [bleep] out of here.

23
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"Dear Mike Tyson Mystery Team.

24
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My husband and I
had dinner at our friends,
the Stevensons.

25
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Naturally, we sent them
a thank you card.

26
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But now they've
sent us flowers,

27
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thanking us for
the thank you card.

28
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Are we supposed to send
another thank you card?

29
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Obviously this isn't
an emergency,
but we'd love your help.

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Warmly,
Shelley and Phil Holbrook."

31
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Ooh, that sounds like
an emergency.

32
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Sorry, Deezy,
we gotta go.

33
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Whoa, whoa, whoa.

34
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I just wanna thank
everyone for coming

35
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to my beautiful home,

36
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which I would not have
if it weren't for
your generosity, Mike.

37
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Truly, without this place,
I would be homeless.

38
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Yeah. Come on,
let's go.

39
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[Pigeon] Watch it!
[screams]

40
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My body's on fire!
Open the [bleep] door!

41
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[shudders] It's locked!

42
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I didn't want nobody
to leave early,
so I locked it.

43
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[all screaming]

44
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Good party, Deezy.

45
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Pig in a blanket?

46
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Don't mind
if I do.

47
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Mmm.
These are beautiful.

48
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Is this the bouquet
they sent you?

49
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This is the $100 bouquet
the Stevensons sent us.

50
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We looked it up
online.

51
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Wow, that's nice.

52
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It's extravagant!

53
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And unnecessary.

54
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Who gives a thank you gift
for a thank you card?

55
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Now what are we
supposed to do?

56
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Wait, so your...
So your problem is

57
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deciding whether or not
you have to now
give something

58
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in return for the flowers?

59
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Yes!

60
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The Stevensons have
put us in
an awful position.

61
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It's truly untenable.

62
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White people problems.

63
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The most fascinating
problems of all.

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I myself would not
have given a shit.

65
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But you are the client,

66
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and therefore we will
pretend like this
is a real problem.

67
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May I have another
little hotdog in a towel?

68
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None of this
would have happened

69
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if we'd just done
what I said.

70
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-But Shelley...
-It's true.

71
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I said we should have
been the ones
to send flowers.

72
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That would have
been overkill.

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A card was
absolutely appropriate.

74
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Well, obviously it wasn't,

75
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because they
sent us flowers
to make a point.

76
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They're [bleep]
with us.

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[gasps]

78
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Oh!

79
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I'm sorry.

80
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This is just all
very stressful.

81
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Well, what about getting
them a bottle of wine?

82
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[Marquess]
Ah, I love that.

83
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Wine is perfect.
That should end this.

84
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And you don't have to
go crazy.

85
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Just do like $20 to $30
pinot, or cab, or zin.

86
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-Oh. Hmm.
-Oh.

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We can't thank you enough.

88
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Just send us
a thank you card,

89
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and we'll send you
some flowers,

90
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and then you'll send us
a nice pinot,
or cab, or zin.

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[Deezy] I wanna thank
everyone for coming
to my grand reopening,

92
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a.k.a.
Housewarming Party Two.

93
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It took a lot of
blood, sweat and tears
to rebuild.

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Literally.

95
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I cut myself many times,
and I cried every night.

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And as you remarked about
the body odor smell when
you came in here, Mike,

97
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I also sweat a lot.

98
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But I did it,
and now I have
a roof over my head.

99
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Again.

100
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[Marquess]
Oh, thank God.

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"Dear Mike Tyson
Mystery Team,

102
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the situation with
the Stevensons has gone
from bad to worse.

103
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Please hurry.

104
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Warmly,
Shelley and Phil Holbrook."

105
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Well, Deezy, as they say,
all good things must
come to an end.

106
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Or bad things.
Like this party.

107
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Oh, I got that locked.

108
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Let me get that for you.
Pardon me.

109
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Ooh! What's the smell?

110
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Oh, that's me.

111
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I gotta get in that pool
and take a shower.

112
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This is such a mess.
Such an absolute mess.

113
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We are going crazy here.

114
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We want off
this rollercoaster!

115
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Okay. Okay.
Now, look.

116
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Take a deep breath
and tell us what happened.

117
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We sent them
a bottle of wine,
and they hated it.

118
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Now, Shelley,
we don't know that.

119
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We never heard from them.

120
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We sent it two weeks ago
and we never got
a thank you letter.

121
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I thought you didn't want
a thank you letter?

122
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We didn't want
a thank you letter
thanking us for the wine.

123
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We just wanted
some acknowledgement

124
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that they'd received it.

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Because for all we know
it got lost in the mail.

126
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But either way,
it's a disaster.

127
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Either they never got it
and they think we're
ungrateful for the flowers,

128
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or they did get it,

129
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and they think it wasn't
enough of a thank you
for the flowers.

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Oh, God.
Phil, we are [bleep].

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-[both gasp]
-Shelley.

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[sobs] Oh, God.

133
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I'm sorry. [sobbing]

134
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I mean, I have known
white people my
whole life,

135
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and I'm no closer
to understanding them.

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They are truly fascinating.

137
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Michael.
How can we help you?

138
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Murder Phil and Shelley?

139
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Ha ha! Oh.

140
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I'm sorry. I thought
you were asking how
you can help me.

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Would you go over
to the Stevensons

142
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and find out if
they got the wine

143
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and how they
feel about us?

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[woman]
It's a bedside valet

145
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for your cufflinks and
your bits and baubles.

146
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It's cute,

147
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but it's a bit personal.

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Not that I don't love it,
because I do love it,

149
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and I'm gonna
get it for myself.

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[chuckles]

151
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Hold on.

152
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Don't move.

153
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I have something
in the back.

154
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What are we
doing here?

155
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Well, we can't just
go over to the Stevensons
empty handed.

156
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That's rude!

157
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We need to bring
a little something.

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Not too much of a thing,

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because we don't even
know them.

160
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But we definitely have to
bring something.

161
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Ah, I think
I finally get it.

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White people don't
have any problems,

163
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so they have to
create problems.

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What about this pair of
vintage Italian
ceramic roosters?

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[gasps dramatically]

166
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Of course we received
the wine, and we
threw it in the trash.

167
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Oh, my God! Just when
I think I was
starting to get it.

168
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Why would you
throw it away?

169
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Because it was
a slap in the face.

170
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It was designed
to injure.

171
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That wine was
meant to ridicule us.

172
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The night we had
them for dinner,

173
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Kip had
a little too much to drink.

174
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Goddamn it, Alicia.
I had three glasses of wine.

175
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I can't have three
glasses of wine
in my own home?

176
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I have a very
stressful job.

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Kip is a financial advisor

178
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for a major Fortune 500
company.

179
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With all due respect,

180
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they actually sent you
the wine to thank you
for the flowers.

181
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Why would they thank us
for the flowers?

182
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The flowers were a thank you
for their thank you card.

183
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It was over.

184
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No, they had to
get their dig in.

185
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I drink because I like it,
not because I have to.

186
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Well, now the ball
is in our court.

187
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Perhaps we could send
them a gift card
from Williams Sonoma?

188
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Yes, that's perfect.

189
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That's just what
those [bleep] deserve.

190
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[gasps]

191
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Wait, now I'm bewildered.

192
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Why would you send
Shelley and Phil

193
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a Williams Sonoma gift card
if you're mad at them?

194
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Because they're
not well off.

195
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And they'll be
reminded of that fact

196
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when they use our gift card

197
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to get something they couldn't
afford on their own.

198
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[Mike] What?

199
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I think the four of you
need to get together
and talk.

200
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I think this is all
just a big misunderstanding.

201
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Well, I'm not setting foot
in their house

202
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and they certainly aren't
welcome in ours.

203
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[bottle breaking]

204
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[exclaims] Gah! It broke.

205
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It slipped out
of my hand.

206
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Something must be
wrong with this glass.

207
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It's not because
I'm drunk.

208
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Stop staring at me.

209
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You're all making a scene.

210
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All of you!

211
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Oh, thank you,
Marquess.

212
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It's not for you, Michael.
It's for our guests.

213
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Wait, who are
our guests?

214
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The Stevensons
and the Holbrooks.

215
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We thought they should
meet somewhere neutral,

216
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so we offered our house.

217
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[car doors shutting]

218
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Oh, God.
Why do they have
those gift bags?

219
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[Marquess] Huh?

220
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Well, I'm sure
they're bringing you a gift.

221
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It's their first time
in your home.

222
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It's what you do.

223
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Oh, no!
If they give me something,

224
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then I have to
give them something.

225
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We'll all be embroiled
in it.

226
00:09:02,275 --> 00:09:04,435
I can't be embroiled
in this, Marquess.

227
00:09:04,477 --> 00:09:05,877
[doorbell ringing]

228
00:09:05,912 --> 00:09:07,652
Well, then what are we
supposed to do?

229
00:09:07,680 --> 00:09:09,010
We invited them here.

230
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Isn't there any other
place they can go?

231
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Ooh! A scented candle!

232
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You shouldn't have.

233
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Well, thank you for
having us into your home.

234
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Oh, damn!
A 14 year old scotch?

235
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Very nice.

236
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That's several more years
than I'm used to.

237
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Think nothing of it.
It's what you do.

238
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[man on TV]
<i>You'd really think</i>
<i>they gotta go for it here.</i>

239
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<i>They've been running...</i>

240
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Deezy, how do they seem?

241
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Real good. Real good.

242
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They seem to be
getting along real good.

243
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I lit a candle,

244
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poured them a little scotch,

245
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and now
they're just chilling.

246
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Just reconciling.

247
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And just to make sure
that no one leaves
until they do,

248
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I locked that door.

249
00:09:53,026 --> 00:09:54,986
[Shelley] Kip,
I think you've had enough.

250
00:09:55,028 --> 00:09:56,858
[Kip] Shut up.
You're not my wife.

251
00:09:56,896 --> 00:09:58,896
[Phil] Don't tell my wife
to shut up.

252
00:09:58,931 --> 00:10:00,531
[Kip] Don't talk to me!
You're poor!

253
00:10:00,566 --> 00:10:01,926
-[woman grunts]
-[thudding]

254
00:10:01,968 --> 00:10:03,168
[all grunting, clamoring]

255
00:10:03,202 --> 00:10:04,842
[Alicia] You're stepping
on my dress.

256
00:10:04,871 --> 00:10:06,141
Kip, let's get
out of here.

257
00:10:06,172 --> 00:10:07,912
-[Kip] Damn you!
-[Alicia] Open the door!

258
00:10:07,940 --> 00:10:09,210
Open the door!

259
00:10:09,242 --> 00:10:12,112
[all screaming]

260
00:10:18,551 --> 00:10:20,391
Now, tell me this.

261
00:10:20,420 --> 00:10:22,490
Do you think I need
to get these people a gift
because they gave me a gift?

262
00:10:24,991 --> 00:10:26,521
I think you're good.

263
00:10:27,894 --> 00:10:30,104
[closing theme music playing]


