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Today we show you
how to build a man's bed.
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We'll be using materials that make
a man feel all warm and toasty inside.
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Cold, hard steel.
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That's right. We'll be cutting that
steel with the Binford 61 00 chop saw.
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She's a beauty, isn't she?
1 4-inch cut-off blade.
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Make sure your steel is fastened securely.
Use a smooth pull, makes for a smooth cut.
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This is the steel
for our headboard and frame.
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And this is the backup steel
for when Tim screws up.
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Have a little faith, Al.
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(turns on sa)
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All right, well,
here are the two equal side rails Tim cut.
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Luckily, l cut some side rails earlier.
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Now we gotta weld our flanges
to our frame rails. l love welding.
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You might say...
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l carry a torch for it.
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
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We finished our frame.
Now we attach it to the headboard.
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And to form our design,
we'll be using the Binford 61 00 bender.
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Do you suppose you call this a bender
because it's been partying all weekend?
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Party! Ow!
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Ow!
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l don't think so, Tim.
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The bender allows us
to form our headboard
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into any manly pattern that we choose.
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A moose, a beer mug, jockstrap.
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A moose holding a beer mug,
wearing a jockstrap.
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- We've chosen...
- Doesn't matter what we've chosen.
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Let's face it, men -
no matter what design we put on the bed,
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once your wife gets a hold of it,
it will look like this...
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Men, it's time we fight back.
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We've got to de-frill, de-lace,
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de-froufrou de bedroom.
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That's why, next time on Tool Time.
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we'll show you how a man designs his
sleeping quarters and why it's called...
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(together) The master bedroom.
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- Hi, sweetie.
- Hi, Mom.
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When l was at the mall, l picked up some
shirts for you. See if you like them.
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l don't like them.
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You haven't even looked at them.
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Hate it.
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Hate it.
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Really hate it.
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l don't care what anybody says,
you're still my son.
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- Hi, sweetie.
- Hi, Dad.
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Hi, honey.
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What is that smile about?
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Mm-mm.
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Are you planning something sexy
for us tonight, or have you been welding?
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l've been welding.
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- Hi, Mom, Dad.
- Hi, sweetie. How was your day?
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- Unbelievably excellent.
- You were welding?
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- No. l got an A on my English test.
- All right!
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- Great! l told you, you could do it.
- l'm real proud of you.
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See, all your hard work pays off.
This is the second A.
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Last year the only A l got
stood for ''absent.''
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Yeah.
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- (Brad) Hi, Randy.
- Hi. You're a little late.
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Yeah, l got kept after school for detention.
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You?
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Mr. Moreno wants to see you guys about it.
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- Mr. Moreno?
- He's that science teacher.
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- We met him at the open house.
- What did he say?
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None of your business.
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He's also my guidance counselor.
He says l've been goofing off in class.
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This isn't like you at all.
What's going on?
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- Nothing.
- Bad answer.
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l would have gone with, ''lt wasn't my fault.
lt was the kid next to me.''
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That never worked for me.
l was the kid next to me.
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Randy, teachers don't give detention
for nothing.
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Actually, they do.
lt's a new program, just started.
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Randy.
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What's the big deal?
Brad always gets detention.
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l'm not getting detention anymore.
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l just got my second straight A in English.
Of Mice and Men
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Ha-ha.
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Finally teaching pest control in school.
That's good.
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All right, science class.
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Oh, l remember this smell.
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Formaldehyde and frog guts.
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(gru voice) l love frog guts.
How about you? Yeah, yeah.
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Would you look at the size of the liver
on this guy?
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l hope he had a designated driver.
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l can't believe you're not worried
about Randy.
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Would you relax? This is the first time
we've been called in.
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When l was his age,
my mom was at school so much,
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they thought she was an eighth grader
with a station wagon.
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My parents first got called
in seventh grade.
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Mrs. Manujen, Home Ec.
She gave me a D in casseroles.
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So the problem goes back that far?
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- Mrs. Taylor.
- Oh, oh, hi.
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- Good to see you again.
- Nice to see you again.
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Mr. Taylor, thanks for coming in.
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l'd say thanks for having us,
but that's...
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that's probably not what most parents say
at this point.
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You would be the first. Please sit down.
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l must admit, we were a little surprised
to be called in for Randy.
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He's never been in trouble.
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We feel the reason Randy's having
problems in class is that he's so bright.
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- He's always ahead of the other students.
- Well, what are we doing here?
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Shouldn't you be talking
to the parents of the dumb kids?
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What's happening is
Randy finishes his work so quickly
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that he gets bored and becomes disruptive.
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What should we do about it?
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We have a program, where we send
a few exceptional students
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to the high school for certain classes.
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We should send Randy
to a high school science class?
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And a math class.
He's way ahead there, too.
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Wow!
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- l hadn't realized he was that advanced.
- Well, it's not that surprising.
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His dad skipped lntermediate Shop,
went right to Advanced Metal.
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Ah.
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You were a shop prodigy.
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Well, let's just say
l was metallurgically well-endowed.
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Excuse me. Can we get back to Randy?
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Well, all in all, l think it would
be great for Randy. Don't you?
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Yeah, but what about Brad?
We already have a son in the ninth grade.
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l'm not sure how he'll react to his younger
brother moving to the same grade.
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He said it was just two classes,
science and math.
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We'd make sure they weren't
in any of the same classes.
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This is a big decision.
We should give it a lot of thought.
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Yeah, we should. Let's do it.
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You shouldn't make any decisions
until you see how Randy feels.
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- Talk it over with him and give me a call.
- OK, we will. Thank you.
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- You bet. My pleasure.
- Thanks.
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- You bet. My pleasure. After you.
- No, please.
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Just asked him one question
and he spilled his guts.
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l can't believe it. Mom and Dad are still
at that teacher's conference. l'm dead.
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As someone who's been through this
many times, can l give you advice?
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- Shoot.
- All right.
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As soon as Mom and Dad walk through
that door, you gotta say, ''l'm sorry.''
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You know, like you really mean it.
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All right, how's this?
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l'm sorry.
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Nope, not buying it.
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- Hi, Randy. Hi, Brad.
- Hey, guys.
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l'm sorry.
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Not buying it.
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lt's OK, Randy. You're not
in as much trouble as we thought.
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- l'm not?
- No.
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Your teacher feels that you're goofing off
because you're not being challenged.
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So they want to move you to high school
for science and math.
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Really?
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He's gonna be in my grade?
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Just for two subjects
He won't be in your classes.
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- Are you OK with that?
- l don't know. Why should l care?
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Hey, that's the spirit.
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So, Randy, this is a big decision.
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l think you're gonna have to take some time
and think about it.
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You're right. Let's do it!
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Randy, these kids are gonna be
a lot bigger than you are.
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Mom, the kids are always bigger than me.
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You gotta love this guy's spirit.
Always a positive thinker.
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Ow.
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- What's in your pocket?
- Oh.
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Pancreas.
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Actually that's a colon.
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Unbelievable. l think l'm in trouble,
and l'm actually going to high school.
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l'm gonna go tell Jeremy.
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l guess it's settled. l'm gonna call the
school and see if l can catch Mr. Marino.
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- lf you find him, let him know that a...
- Yeah, l know. The colon's in the mail.
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- Can l talk to you for a second?
- Sure, Dad.
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lf Randy makes this move to high school,
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l'd really like you to look out for him,
make sure people don't push him around.
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l'm sure Randy will do fine.
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OK.
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All right. Attaboy.
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- Dad, l had a pretty cool day at school, too.
- Yeah, what happened?
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l went to classes, had a great lunch...
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went to a few more classes
and eventually l came home.
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So all in all, we all had a great day.
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Yeah.
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Real great.
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Welcome, ladies and gentleman,
to the Binford 61 00 man's bedroom.
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(cheers and applause)
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(# fanfare)
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Yeah, this is no babe's boudoir.
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No honey's hideaway.
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No wench's way station.
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Men, you've had lace in your face
for far too long.
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Now it's time to come home...
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to chrome.
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That's why we built the Man's Bedroom.
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So he feels as comfortable here
as he does in his neighborhood bar.
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ln fact, in the Man's Bedroom,
we have the neighborhood bar.
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- Well, Milton, how's business?
- Slow.
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- What will it be?
- A perfect Manhattan for me
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and a Shirley Temple for Al.
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While Milton's mixing up my highball,
let's look at the carpet.
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lt's good for Saturday golf
and Monday Night Football
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Milton, l'm open!
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Ooh. Ha-ha.
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Looks like it's gonna be my day.
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(dinging)
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All right, let's take a look at the nightstands.
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On my side...
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a mesquite barbeque grill.
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On your side...
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You have a phone, place for your beer
and a virtual reality system.
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This way,
when your wife's reading about Fabio,
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you could be racing lndy with Mario.
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ln this case, guys,
a fast finishing bed is not a bad thing.
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And if you do make your wife happy,
she's got the little red button. Press this.
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(cheers and applause)
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Thank you, honey. l do what l can.
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l'd like to show everyone my favorite part
of the Man's Bedroom - the man's closet.
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Most men don't like to take the time
to coordinate their clothes.
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But in the man's closet,
all the work is done for you.
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Shirts, ties and pants are
on rotating drums.
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You just push the button
for the appropriate occasion.
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l'm going to my mother-in-law's. My wife
nags me to look nice, so l push ''nag one.''
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(bell dings)
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- That's a very nice ensemble, Tim.
- Thank you, Al.
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Now let's get to the problem
of making that man's bed.
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That's right. After a man has slept in it,
it might look something like this.
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Now, who wants to waste time with
hospital corners and fluffing up sheets?
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You just press the button
and the man's bed becomes...
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The man's pool table.
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Of course we're gonna
need some cues, Al.
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- Hi, guys.
- Hey.
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OK, Randy. Let's hear it.
How was your first day at high school?
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Great. Except for the guy who asked me
if l wanted a phone book to sit on.
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Did you tell the teacher?
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lt was the teacher.
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lt's cool.
He doesn't mind if you call him Baldy.
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We had a teacher we called Baldy.
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She minded.
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Well, l've finished my math
and l'm done with my homework.
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Already? Wow, you're doing really well.
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- Uh, l'm done too.
- You too?
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Good for you.
l have a couple of smart guys here.
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- l gotta go to the mall.
- Can l come with you?
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- Sure. Do you want to come, Brad?
- l can't. l have to return a call to Angela.
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OK. We'll see you later.
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- Hey, Wilson.
- Well, hi-ho, Tim.
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- You going skiing?
- Mm-hmm.
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l don't know if l told you - l'm a biathlete.
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Hey, whatever you do behind closed doors
is your business.
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Well, actually we do it outside.
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Huh?
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You see, Tim, the biathlon is a combination
of cross-country skiing and target shooting.
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l would have invited you,
but l figured you were busy.
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- Oh, has it ever been a busy week.
- Mm.
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Brad is becoming a really good student.
Randy's so exceptional,
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- he's moved up two classes.
- Whoa!
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And more importantly,
l built a really cool man's bedroom.
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- Hey, Wilson.
- Neighborette.
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Tim, l just got a call from the school
about Brad.
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- Another A?
- No.
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He flunked his last two tests
and he hasn't been doing his homework.
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- He's been doing so well.
- You know what's going on, don't you?
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Well, it doesn't take a genius
to figure it out, no.
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He can't concentrate 'cause the other kids
are asking him about the Man's Bedroom.
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Well, what's your theory?
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Brad's problems began when Randy
started going to the same school.
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l would concur with Jill's theory.
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He's been working so hard, and then
Randy just swoops in and outshines him.
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lt's awful. Brad was starting
to feel good about himself.
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- l don't want him getting discouraged.
- What are we going to do?
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Well, maybe you can remind Brad
of the famous Hindustan proverb:
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''True nobility lies not in being superior
to another man,
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but in being superior
to one's previous self.''
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- Ooh, yeah!
- That is so perfect.
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Like it. Where do you keep coming up
with these things?
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Oh, neighbor, neighbor.
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l've spent my life studying the wisdom
of intelligent thinkers and philosophers.
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However, this one
l read in a fortune cookie.
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- Well, thanks.
- See ya later.
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Brad, we got a call from your school.
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You did?
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They say you're not turning in your
homework and your grades have slipped.
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So, things are back to normal.
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Up until last week,
you were having the best year ever.
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Does this have to do
with Randy going to your school?
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No.
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Does this have anything to do
with the Man's Bedroom?
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Brad, there's got to be some reason
that you stopped trying.
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You were becoming such a good student.
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- Randy's the good student.
- You're both good students.
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He finishes his homework
before l can put my name on mine.
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This is not about who finishes first.
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lt's about getting the work done
and absorbing what you've learned.
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Yeah? Well, he's better at that, too.
Everything comes easier to him.
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Honey, you shouldn't compare yourself
to Randy or anybody else.
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That's right. Um...
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This famous man Hindu Stan...
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He never compared himself
to his brother Hindu Bob.
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Hindu Bob?
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Look...
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Honey, you should take pride
in how hard you've worked
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and how much you've improved.
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School's hard for me, Mom.
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l know.
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Brad, your best quality has always been
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that you don't give up
when things get difficult.
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l remember when you were a baby,
and you first started eating solid food,
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the spoon never got near your mouth,
you had applesauce all over your hair.
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Peas in your nose. Which wasn't very
attractive because you sneezed a lot then.
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(mock sneezes)
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Yeah.
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The important thing is you wouldn't let us
help. You did it till you could do it yourself.
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Or when you started learning
how to ride a bike.
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Remember that bike l built you?
We did the metal plate paint job on that.
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lt had a banana seat and it had a heated
seat in that. We had a coil run through that.
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The point that your father will get to is
that no matter how many times you fell,
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you wouldn't let us hold on to the bike -
you were determined to do it.
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l'm a genius. l taught myself
how to eat and ride a bike.
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You also taught yourself
how to get A's in school.
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You were very proud of yourself
about that.
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Yeah, but l had to bust my butt.
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When l was in school English
was my worst subject...
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- l thought it was history.
- History and English.
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- What about Spanish?
- Put an el corko in it, senrita, all right?
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The worst part of English to me
was creative writing,
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where l had to express
all these great ideas l had.
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lt was really hard to me,
but l worked at it,
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and l got better grades
and l felt great because of that.
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Yeah, l gotta admit,
getting those A's felt pretty good.
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The greatest accomplishments in your life
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are gonna be the things
that you really have to work hard for.
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- l guess you're right.
- Of course she is. Look at me.
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l was finally able to express my ideas
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and one of them eventually became
the Man's Bedroom.
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Hey.
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Hey, Randy.
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Could one of you pick me up
after school tomorrow?
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Yeah. High school or junior high school?
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Junior high school, but then you have to
take me to the high school.
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- Extracurricular activity?
- Uh-huh.
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Detention.
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You're getting detention
in high school now?
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- lt wasn't my fault.
- Well, who's fault was it?
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l was trying to concentrate on my work,
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and all these kids kept on bugging me
about the Man's Bedroom.
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- Really?
- ln your dreams, Pop.
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