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Baby. Y'all got snacks and couches?

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Tell

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us

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what your favorite night is, girl.

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What the hell is going on?

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Are you using my crew to shoot a music
video?

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Yes. It's my new theme song for Sunday
Night Football.

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Do you think they'll like it? I mean,
no, I don't. Mostly because you kept

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saying Monday. You did. I didn't want to
say anything, but you kind of did.

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Yeah, maybe you just got confused
because tonight is Monday.

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Oh, snap.

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Not bad.

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Good note. Everybody back to one.

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You just going to stand there or what?

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Drama? No.

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Drama. Carmelo Dinkins is secretly
dating Delilah Basmati.

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The Basmatis and Dinkinses are
football's Montagues and Capulets,

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Autobots and Decepticons for modern
audiences.

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And when Reggie and Monica realize that
their Romeo, or Bumblebee, is dating

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Jerry and TJ's Juliet, Starscream...
Look, Reggie has always been able to

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count on his family, through injuries,
scandal, and even the ill-advised

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Kwanzaa album.

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And now his only son has been taken into
the bosom of his greatest rival.

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Talk about drama!

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Bella, did the Manning cast ever get
back to us? Oh, their assistant said

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they passed, so I sent flowers.

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All my friends are dying.

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Of course, Reggie getting a few votes
for the Hall didn't suddenly make

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everything go back to the way it was
before his scandal. We didn't know how

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good we had it during the Bush
presidency.

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But some things have changed.

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Reggie's episode of SNL is finally up on
Peacock.

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I'm also 50, Sally O'Malley!

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And I feel like Jet fans have started to
chill out a little.

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Hey, Dinkins, I'm increasingly
ambivalent about you.

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The tricky thing is capitalizing on all
that, but I can't keep up with what's

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even a thing anymore.

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Yeah, Monica thought she booked me on
Pablo Torres' sports podcast.

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It turned out to be Julio Torres'...
something.

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What do you think about the color clear?

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A lot. It was fun, but it didn't get me
any closer to the Hall of Fame.

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Back in the day, we had a whole outside
PR and marketing firm. Now I don't even

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have an assistant anymore.

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Late last night...

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Bella went to a farm upstate.

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Oh, why did I say it like that? No, she
really did.

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Her son lives in Bovina. She wanted to
be closer to her grandkids.

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She's fine.

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We need help. I tried Googling how to
get famous without having to be Steve

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Harvey. No one says Google anymore, Reg.
Now you say search it up.

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Is that true? I don't believe you.

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Knock, knock, Mr.

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Tobin. A major favorite.

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Warm beans, scalding hot tomatoes, two
hard eggs, blood meat, and some wet

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mushrooms. A proper English breakfast.

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Yums. But I know that you know that I
know about you and your young lady, and

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you should also know that I cannot be
bribed. Okay.

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Well, then how about blackmail?

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I grew up with sisters and I never
learned the other way.

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And I was trying to tell you that I
can't be bribed because I'm not going to

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say anything.

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Why? Because I don't have to.

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It's going to come out eventually. I
mean, what happens when you want to take

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her to prom?

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Or graduation?

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I know how this ends. I, too, knew
forbidden love when I was your age. She

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was the groundskeeper at the boarding
school that I went to. And when the

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headmaster found our letters... Physical
letters?

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Like with stickers on them? Stamps,
yeah.

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I'm just saying, your families will find
out sooner or later, and you and Delilah

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have to be prepared for the kind of
intense, emotional scenes that would be

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very compelling in a trailer.

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So I'm meeting with assistants, and I'm
a little overwhelmed.

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I guess I shouldn't be surprised given
the job market, but I've got computer

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science majors, out-of-work food safety
inspectors, a bunch of Spirit Airline

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pilots, CBS news producers, vaccinated
country singers.

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But hey, if I can't afford a whole
marketing department, maybe a with-it

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young assistant.

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Nope. Can't legally say young.

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An assistant that's only ever started a
car like this.

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I'm pushing a button. Is that clear?

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Okay, now my other hand is on a steering
wheel.

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Does that read better?

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Maybe one of them can help me take this
agency into the 21st century, which is

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already more than a quarter over.

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Holy... Is this right?

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You have a master's in marketing?

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Yeah, I wrote my thesis on those Capital
One commercials where Jennifer Garner is

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friends with Spike Lee and Charles
Barkley. I read they live together. It's

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a polycule.

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Look, I know I'm overqualified, but I am
literally just looking for any

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opportunity to show what I can do.

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Okay, then tell me what I'm doing wrong
with Reggie Dinkins. I have cold-called

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every sports show, podcast, and
celebrity cruise. I've even reached out

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to the Ad Council. Back in the 90s,
Reggie's first national TV spots were

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PSAs. Y2K is coming! Furry your money in
the woods!

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First of all, you need to stop trying to
engage with the gatekeepers. They don't

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matter anymore.

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DM talent directly. They are on their
phones way more than they're on their

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email. That's how I got Dochi to yarf
into a Tux Clutch Mini on Hot Ones.

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You're hired.

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Hang up your stuff, Carmelo.

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I don't recognize this curl pattern.

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I'm 2C.

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Monica has braids and Rusty is 3B.

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Go ahead, Carmelo.

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Quick, talking head. I think Carmelo may
have himself a little yeah, yeah.

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A secret girlfriend.

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Oh, wow, right.

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The family Spotify is like all Kehlani
now.

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Air supply.

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Oh, thank you. And based on the laundry,
Carmelo started washing his ass.

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And so nobody in the family knows who
this girl is?

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If I don't know, you know they don't.
But I'm not gonna pry, because...

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I'm a cool stepmom, like Cheryl Lee
Ralph and Moesha.

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Alice and Janie and Juno.

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Yeah, of course, and I mean, what would
be the point? You probably wouldn't be

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able to figure it out anyway.

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Please, I could find a high school girl.

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Let's take a look at Carmelo's memo.

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Okay, who you paying back for pizza with
a heart?

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Click on her profile.

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Aw, she's cute.

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3c just like i said reverse image search
to find her insta

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hold on why is she in so many pictures
with oh no what do you see is that

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jesus joseph and a goddamn donkey she's
a basmati oh i hope that boy get home

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safe from school so i could kill him
it's been a week since a hall of fame

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vote and according to our new head of
publicity

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That's like a lifetime these days. It
always has been for a lunar moth. But we

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haven't done anything to capitalize on
this momentum.

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Um, ex-squeeze you.

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I mean, I handle Reggie's socials, and
four days ago, we posted this.

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We outside.

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That's a thing from COVID, and you're
clearly inside.

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Well, what about the documentary?

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And when are people going to see that?

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Like, a year from now?

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Yeah, if you want to rush it and end up
with a jumbo The Elephant Dreams of

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Trees on your hands.

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A what? Yeah, exactly.

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Reggie, we've got to get your face out
there now, like today.

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High key.

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People do like my face because I have an
extra layer of skin.

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You okay?

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I talked to Mr. Tobin. Did you show him
that video you took of him trying to get

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a key onto a key ring?

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Oh, come on.

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Please.

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Please. No, I didn't even have to get
that far.

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He said he won't tell anyone.

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So, what's the problem, Carmi Bear?

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I told you, he films everything.

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You ever watch that movie Eagle Eye with
Shia LaBeouf? I'm a teenage girl in

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2026. I've seen the action thriller
Eagle Eye starring Michelle Monaghan and

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Billy Bob Thornton. Well, he is Eagle
Eye.

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It's just... What is our plan here?

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I mean, our parents are gonna find out
at some point.

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We'll be more careful from now on.

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Was thinking for prom I'll take my
friend Brandon and you take your friend

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Alice and then at the dance we switch
Because they both have face blindness.

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Oh my god. You're like a genius Hey

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Why aren't you two answering your phone
cuz we're doing what you asked Monica

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we're making content.

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I'm doing an unboxing video

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Is air-conditioned filters fam?

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Max, tell Reggie the good news.

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Crisis risen?

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Girl, he been back.

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No. Mike Tirico agreed to interview you
for his Sunday night football pre

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-pregame show. It tapes tomorrow.

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That's amazing!

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Who needs gatekeepers? Am I right?

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I can't celebrate by doing the worm
anymore, so vertical worm!

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If I could turn my head... It would be
like you were on the ground. I'm sorry.

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DMing Mike Tirico was the easy part. Now
we have to make this a thing that

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anybody would care about.

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Celebrity interviews, they're boring.

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Unless they're controversial.

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Kanye, got it. Or have an animal.

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Mudang icon.

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Or sex.

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So any interview Seth Meyers does.

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Or heartwarming.

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Controversial animal sex heartwarming.
C-A-S-H. Cash.

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And if we hit more than one of those
things... Ooh, like Mudang in a bikini?

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You're not just doing an interview.

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You're trending.

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Okay. I could do controversial. They had
to edit me out of Hugh Hefner's roast.

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And we have an animal we can use.

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Rusty's ferret.

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Slinky. I think the people know about
Slinky by now, Monica. I talk about her

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all the time.

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Ferrets love to play and explore.

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How much do you think Slinky is going to
be in the documentary?

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A lot, probably?

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Okay. What's her name?

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I know you've seen someone.

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Carmelo. You little low Romeo.

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I want to meet this girl. What's her
Insta? She doesn't have one.

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No hands.

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Liar! Do you have a death wish? No, I
didn't even know who she was when we

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met.

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I guess we, uh, both got cones, huh?

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I, uh, guess you do, too.

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Whatever. I forbid you from dating
Delilah Basmati. Well, no, I mean, it's

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not even that serious.

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We only hung out, like, a couple of
times.

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A couple of times this week, maybe.

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They see each other every day after
school.

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You've been filming us? You knew?

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Jail!

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Space jail.

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What's the difference? Space jail moves
at the speed of light, so time goes

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slower. When your sentence is done,
centuries have passed on Earth.

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Everything you knew and everyone you
loved is gone. No.

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Oh, and I have not forgot about you.

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Brina. Don't Brina me.

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I'm eight years older than you.

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I was reading chapter books when you
were still in diapers.

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What were you thinking?

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Things are finally going good for this
family. I know.

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I just... Really liked Delilah. Then
ended for her sake.

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If your parents find out, they will kill
you. And they are the nice ones.

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Wait! You can't date a Basmati.

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They're evil.

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Jerry and Tisha Basmati catfished me.

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And then I ran into Salma Hayek for real
and kissed her, and there was zero

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chemistry. Wait, how do you know
about... The AC vent above the laundry

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connects to the one in your room.

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Wait, is that why sometimes you're
crying late at night? No.

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No, it's not.

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No, but now all three of you are keeping
a secret from Reggie.

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As am I. Perhaps we should rip the
Band-Aid off and tell Reggie right now.

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I will kick you so hard.

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No, no, no. I'll do it.

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I'll end it.

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Just promise me you guys won't tell my
mom or my dad.

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Okay, I won't. And if you do hear
crying, it's probably just the wind

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watching videos of old dogs eating
birthday cakes.

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Reggie Dinkins, welcome back to Sunday
Night Football.

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It's been a minute.

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Yes.

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Thank you.

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Football.

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Right before he went on, I handed Slinky
to Reggie, but then I'm watching

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backstage, and I'm like, where the hell
is Slinky?

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Ferris loved to play and explore Monica.

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So she went in my shirt, and she
explored everywhere.

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You're finally in the conversation for
the Hall of Fame. How does that feel?

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Slinky, stop!

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Are you okay? No!

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No!

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No, Sleeky's not bad, Sleeky. Uh-oh,
don't go in there, Sleeky.

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I have to go now.

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Well,

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that was unusable.

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Now we have five minutes to fill, but I
promise it will be magic.

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Do you really think they'd tell?

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The last time I saw Braina this mad was
when Rihanna said she had news to drop

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and it ended up being another stupid
pregnancy.

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I thought we had more time.

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But I think Gator overheard us on the
phone the other day.

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Who? Gator's my dad's friend who lives
in our pool house.

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He's like your Rusty, except his real
doll eats dinner with us.

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I wrote a goodbye song for you.

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Can you give me a beat?

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Of course I can, Kermit Bear.

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You're so dang talented.

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Boy,

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I wish I had a stepmom like you growing
up instead of Shawna. All she cared

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about was my dad's body.

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Sometimes you gotta be a Maleficent.

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I love love, but I also love peace,
okay?

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And you, Acton R, one doesn't know who
the girl is. You simply must find out.

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Who's the girl? What's her bloody
identity?

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All right, mate, I might have stirred
the pot a little bit, but Carmelo and

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Delilah put the beans into that pot. All
right, this is their chili.

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Yeah.

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We should make chili.

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And I could have told Monica and Reggie.
I made a big dramatic scene out of it,

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but I didn't. True.

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Good looking out.

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So do we want three bowls of chili or
just one big bowl, three spoons?

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Damn fair.

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I'm not mad at Slinky.

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I'm just disappointed.

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I almost sat on the cake.

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Debra's party could be ruined.

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God in heaven.

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Heaven?

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What are you guys doing here?

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I was on my way home when I realized I
left my charger and I only used the old

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kind. No.

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What in the hell are you doing here?

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I'm trying to pay my rent. I only took
this bum-ass minimum wage job so I'd

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have some place to shoot my office party
cake-sitting vids for OnlyFans.

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It's called splashing, young man.

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Wow.

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You are so fired. No, you know what? You
don't get to judge me, okay?

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I live with eight roommates in Bushwick.

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Because that's all I can afford.

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And now you're ruining my side hustle.

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Maybe if you all sit on the cake?

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Look, man, I don't care what you do to
Monica's office, but the whole cash

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thing blew up in my face, among other
places.

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Oh, you mean I don't have a secret cheat
code for Internet fame.

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Nobody does.

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Did you also lie about your resume?

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No. And that's the problem.

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I am in so much debt for an education
that is useless now. I was the one who

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was lied to, Monica.

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My whole generation was, thanks to you
boomers. Hey, we are Gen X.

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At least you guys knew. Maybe one day
you could buy a home. Or, I don't know,

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afford kids. Or maybe even stop buying
coffee on Klarna.

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The world is on fire. The ticks, they're
winning!

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And my sister's school just shut down
because of measles. Yeah!

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Measles are back!

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Thank you for that!

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You ready?

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Bad day?

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You know, I used to think that Sisyphus
guy in Latin class had it all figured

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out. He's got a job, getting his steps
in.

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But getting really close to your goals
and then having to start over is

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actually really frustrating.

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I know how that feels.

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Yeah, you do. Talk about having to start
over. You blew up your career so bad.

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My movie was the only job you could get.

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00:18:09,760 --> 00:18:14,280
Hey, not the only job. I also directed
some sexual harassment training videos

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before this.

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Hey, Karen, I want you to come to my
office and sit on a cake I bought.

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Sad.

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And you don't even have a family that
loves you.

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But, you know, Reggie, that is why, no
matter what happened today, I know for a

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fact you've been through worse.

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00:18:32,830 --> 00:18:37,050
You know, if the Sisyphus guy had a dude
he could talk to, maybe the rock thing

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wouldn't have been so hard.

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I'm glad I have you, Arthur Tobin.

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We get each other, despite, you know,
what your people did.

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What if Delilah was Carmelo Sisyphus'
buddy?

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I mean, who else could understand what
it was like to grow up the way they both

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did? And with those fathers.

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Taught to hate another family for things
that happened before they were even

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born.

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And they have a Rusty.

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And I broke them up.

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Yeah, I have to... What the hell?

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Oh, no!

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Slinky, no! No! Slinky, not in there!

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It's supposed to be on during this
commercial break.

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Oh,

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this is it!

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It's on!

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Here's a touchdown that anyone can
score.

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Vaccinate your kids against measles.
You'd have to have a worm in your brain

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not to do it.

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00:19:34,570 --> 00:19:35,570
But,

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Monica, that's from, like, the 1900s.
How is it on TV?

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00:19:39,590 --> 00:19:42,110
Well, I called the Ad Council with a new
pitch.

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I realized they were going to need to
make a bunch of new PSAs for all those

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old diseases or...

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They could just rerun the ones they
already have.

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And if the measles can make a comeback,
so can Reggie Dinkins. I said it from

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the start. I don't know what I'm doing
anymore.

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00:19:59,570 --> 00:20:00,570
And I never did.

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00:20:00,870 --> 00:20:05,570
But if Max is right, and no one knows
what they're doing, then we know as much

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as anyone.

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Knock, knock.

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00:20:11,390 --> 00:20:13,490
Hey, Carmelo, can we talk?

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00:20:14,310 --> 00:20:15,310
Oh.

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00:20:21,770 --> 00:20:23,910
What does a teenage boy need with
stamps?

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00:20:24,750 --> 00:20:26,930
He didn't even know what a stamp was two
days ago.

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But then I remembered.

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I had seen those stamps somewhere.

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00:20:32,930 --> 00:20:33,930
This way.

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00:20:35,030 --> 00:20:37,550
Their breakup was a ruse for the
cameras.

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They knew I was watching and they
planned it all via the post.

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00:20:41,950 --> 00:20:43,650
Carmelo and Delilah didn't break up.

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They just went off the grid.

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00:20:46,110 --> 00:20:47,790
Well, I have learned my lesson.

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00:20:48,330 --> 00:20:51,110
And this time I shall play no part in
the...

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00:20:52,560 --> 00:20:53,760
inevitable drama.

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00:20:54,540 --> 00:21:01,080
Truly, after all, who am I to come
between a Reggie and his beloved Arthur?

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00:21:03,500 --> 00:21:08,400
What people don't realize is that when
they kiss an envelope, the mailman is

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the next person that handles that
envelope.

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00:21:10,700 --> 00:21:12,560
So the kiss goes to us.

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00:21:12,860 --> 00:21:15,660
We deliver your mail, but we keep the
kisses.

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00:21:16,880 --> 00:21:18,140
We keep the kisses.

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Good night!

