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I wrote that! I'm Liz Lemon.
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"If your man is over 30, and still wears a
nametag to work, that's a dealbreaker."
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But not you, Mike.
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That's not you.
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Mike, leave my cutout alone.
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Okay, you know, I'm gonna do the same thing to your cutout.
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Oh, wait, you don't have one, because you're nobody.
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Blam-o! Another successful interaction with a man!
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Yes, mr. Geiss, of course.
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Well, I'll only be in DC for the day, but if I find time,
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I'll be sure to go see Fonzie's jacket.
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You sit on it as well.
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Hey, if you're going to DC, I lost my retainer
there during a junior high field trip.
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What can I do for you, Lemon?
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Well, I wanted to give you a copy of my book.
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They used your blurb.
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"Lemon numbers among my employees. "
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Sir, your bus to Washington leaves in half an hour.
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- You're taking a bus?
- I have to.
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Ever since these buffoons from Detroit took private planes,
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the rest of us have to put on a show.
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And now, your president - who, by the way,
is Kenyan and smokes cigarettes -
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has created an industry task force for microwaves and small appliances.
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Why? Do you need to be bailed out with my tax dollars?
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Even if they wanted to, I wouldn't take it.
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It's corporate welfare, Lemon.
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Granted, the microwave industry isn't what it used to be,
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and the American love affair with the microwave oven
has cooled since its postwar heyday.
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* and she told her daddy she was doin' the microwave *
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* do the microwave *
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Did that happen?
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But, unlike Detroit, we don't need handouts or regulation.
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I'm gonna go down there, talk circles around these hacks,
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and catch the afternoon bus back to Chinatown.
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Now, where was the last place you remember having your retainer?
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I took it out to eat astronaut ice cream at the Air and Space Museum.
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Air and Space...
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If your man collects action figures, that's a dealbreaker?
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What? Oh, yeah.
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Last weekend, I picked up this girl after
practicing Jedi moves in Prospect Park.
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- Also a dealbreaker.
- I took her back to my house on the handlebars of my bike,
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- As is that.
- snuck her inside, past my mom.
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- Wow, that's four.
- She sees my mint-condition Hellboy figurine and starts quoting your dumb book!
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Also, my girlfriend is mad.
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In Canada.
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Ms. Lemon, would it be all right if I only worked 20 hours today?
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I'm volunteering at an animal shelter later on.
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Oh, of course. I didn't know you did volunteer work.
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Oh, yes. I also help out at the Pants For Zoo animals program and Big Brother.
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Really? I did Big Sister in college. That little girl taught me how to use tampons.
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Oh, no, this Big Brother isn't affiliated with the mentoring program.
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It's an organization that secretly watches people and
makes sure they're behaving properly.
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Liz, I don't if you saw the crawl on the tv guide channel,
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but I've agreed to star in a sexy, supernatural thriller
in the vein of Twilight and True Blood.
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Oh, that's good. The vampire movies are hot right now.
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This is actually a werewolf picture that, for tax reasons, is shooting in Iceland.
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I play a moon scientist who's trying to get to the bottom of things,
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And who-spoiler alert-may herself be a werewolf.
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We start shooting tonight.
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You can't leave. You have rehearsal tomorrow.
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Oh, well, why don't you get the new cast member to cover for me?
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Okay.
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Look, I know that you're mad about Jack's decision to bring in another actor,
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and you want to punish me.
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Punish you? Please, Liz.
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I've just always wanted to shoot a student werewolf movie in Iceland,
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where I'm filling in last-minute for Victoria Beckham.
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Or we could sit down and talk about this like adults.
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Liz Lemon! You booger face! I'm gonna kill you with a bazooka!
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I bought my wife that dumb book of yours, and the more
Angie reads it, the madder she gets at me.
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Well, maybe that's on you, Tray.
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No, it's off me!
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A book hasn't caused me this much trouble since where's waldo went to that barber pole factory.
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It's on you Liz Lemon.
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And you will be punished.
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This'll take ten minutes.
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Let's hit the Meadowlands racetrack on the way home.
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I've got a betting system based on horse penis size.
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Is it true, mr. Donaghy, that your executives routinely used company helicopters to dry their home tennis courts?
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Yes, and no. Yes, that did happen. No, it didn't not happen.
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And that GE kept a party clown on retainer with a six-figure salary?
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When Silly Willy's fee was amortized over all birthdays companywide-
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I'm being told that company money is being gambled at racetracks.
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Yes, but I have a system.
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In 2007, a GE officer used corporate funds to throw a cabaret-themed halloween party on Fire Island.
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As I recall, that was you.
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Mr. Donaghy, I am overwhelmed by the negligence and incompetence.
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It is an affront to your shareholders and, frankly, to the American people.
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Listen, Banks!
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Mr. Banks, you go and tell your president the truth.
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We don't need the government telling us how to run our industry.
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I've heard enough.
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Why do you have a gavel? This isn't the Congress.
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I brought it from home.
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Congratulations, Liz Lemon.
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Now Angie wants a break.
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So instead of going to a hotel, or my houseboat, which I cannot find,
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I'm staying with the woman that started this problem in the first place.
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What? No. Tracy, that is not fair.
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Oh, yeah, there's a garbage bag in the hallway with a reef shark in it.
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Just put him in the tub with a reef.
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What's for dinner tonight? I want pierogies!
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Unfortunately, we're not gonna be able to find homes for all these animals.
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But, uh, you know, the most important thing is that
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you not become emotionally attached to any of them.
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I grew up on a pig farm, sir, where all the animals,
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even the birds that cleaned our teeth, were workers, not pets.
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I never even had a dog, 'cause, as my mom would say, you can't eat love.
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And as my mom's friend Ron would say, "The donkey died.
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You're the donkey now, Kenneth. "
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Just another animal.
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Might as well be a rat.
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An adorable rat, who shows you it's okay to be scared during a thunderstorm.
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Why, it seems crazy to me to even give a dog like this a name.
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For example, Bandit.
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And that's Reggie, and up there is Digger,
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Well, the dogs scheduled to be put down today have red tags on them.
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I will adopt all of them.
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Jonathan, call Don Geiss' office and Les Winkler in Corporate Communications.
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Tell Susan Cunningham, Alan Junkin, Mark-Jack.
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- What took you so long?
- Banks, you son of a bitch.
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You know, revenge is a dish best served cold, Jack.
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Like... Sashimi. Or pizza.
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You prefer cold pizza?
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The morning after, it's the best.
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Better than hot pizza? That's insane.
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You don't tell me what kind of pizza to like.
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You don't tell me anything anymore, Jack!
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It was a year ago that you kicked me to the curb.
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I began plotting my revenge that very day.
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I knew that I had to align myself with something more powerful than GE,
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and since American Idol is not on till January, that left the United States government.
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So I spent all last fall raising money, worming my way into the Obamas' inner circle.
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Oh, my god, Malia, he did not say that!
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Let's text him now.
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After the election, I could have had any ambassadorship I wanted.
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Even to the world's gayest country, Ireland.
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Instead, I suggested that I take on this task force.
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See, I had you in my sights the whole time.
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What kind of gun was that?
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It's a laser gun. It's unstoppable.
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You listen to me, Banks.
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You keep your spray-tanned little hands off this company.
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Too late.
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Your testimony's gonna make headlines in every paper across the country tomorrow.
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But... it wasn't a public hearing.
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Somebody must have "weaked" it.
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You did. You "weaked" it!
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And I'm just getting started.
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By the time I'm done, you're gonna make AIG look like the Lehman Brothers of microwaves.
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You would destroy an entire company just to get me?
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Think of the pensions, the employees, the kittens we use to test microwave strength.
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Enjoy the view while you can, Jack.
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You'll be here for about three days, tops.
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Oh, that's all I'll need, Banks, you watch me.
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I'll make this company profitable so fast, the only headline will be, "Donaghy saves GE, marries your mom. "
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See you in a couple days, Jack.
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Laser shield.
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Tracy and Liz's residence. Tracy speaking.
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Tracy, it's Jenna. Is Liz there?
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It's Jenna, from work.
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Jenna, it's 2:00 in the morning. What's going on?
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Night Stalkers has encountered some production speed bumps that are complicating my schedule.
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Well, I need you back by Friday. What kind of speed bumps?
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Well, Iceland appears to have a different sun than America,
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Because this one is not setting.
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Ugh, yeah, of course, 'cause it's so far north.
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And you probably don't know this, because you've never played a moonologist,
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but werewolves only come out at night.
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Yes, I remember that from the Thriller video.
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Too soon.
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What is your plan, Jenna?
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Well, evidently, as it gets later in the year the sun will start to set.
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I'm told tomorrow night we may get as much as a minute of darkness.
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Really? So you're gonna shoot this movie one minute at a time, just to punish me?
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Liz, I don't even know what you're talking about.
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What new cast member? Bye~
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No, you...
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What's wrong, roomie?
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Well, two of my coworkers are driving me insane, so I'm gonna kill them in their sleep tonight.
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- Tracy and Liz's. Tracy speaking.
- Tracy, put Lemon on.
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Hello?
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Okay, as a single woman, would you be more inclined to buy a new microwave
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if it could be programmed to ask you about your day?
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Before you answer, consider your loneliness.
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I'm hanging up now.
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Now that we're all up, you want to talk about the elephant in the room?
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No, I don't. I don't even know why you brought that thing.
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I mean the figurative elephant!
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Liz, I been reading your book.
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Now I see why Angie's mad at me.
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"If your man has seven cell phones, but won't give you any of the numbers,
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that's a dealbreaker"?
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"If your man owns a diamond necklace that says open marriage,
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that's a dealbreaker"!
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Liz Lemon, every little thing I've done is in here.
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You used me to write your book!
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What? No, maybe some of it is inspired by you.
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You stole my life.
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- And you're gonna pay for it.
- Really?
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You're gonna make my life worse than it is right now, how?
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[barking]
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I'll take all of them.
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Tracy and Jenna are like children.
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And like children, you can't reason with them when they're upset.
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All you can do is turn the heat up, pour some whisky in their juice,
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and wait for sleep to save you.
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Well, that's not gonna work for me, because Jenna is immune to whisky,
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and Tracy is afraid of juice.
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Oh, and not to add to your problems, but Paula read your book.
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Attention, creative types. Brainstorming session.
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Let's try to stop mouth-breathing for one minute.
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What is this?
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It's an idea. An idea that started this company, changed the way we live,
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and made this country great. This is Dinesh Mehta.
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He's a design engineer from the microwave division.
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All Dinesh and I need from you is one idea that is as good as the light bulb.
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What?
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I have two days to make people buy a lot of microwaves.
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Well, it's kind of annoying when you're microwaving, like, a burrito,
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and the burrito won't rotate because it's too big.
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It just gets caught against the sides and the tray under it rotates,
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but it doesn't rotate.
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Bigger ovens. Americans like big, yes. What else?
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What if microwaves broke down more easily, so people would have to buy new ones more often?
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Yes, shoddier, excellent.
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Bigger and not as well-made.
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Wow, that sounds exactly like the philosophy that almost destroyed the US auto industry.
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This isn't the auto industry, Pete. The auto industry was run by a bunch of out-of-touch
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white guys selling consumers a product they didn't want.
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We're GE, damn it.
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And we're gonna make a giant, flimsy microwave.
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Frank, I can't! If I make it any bigger, the door will be too heavy.
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Fine! Forget it.
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Wait.
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Say that again.
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I said forget it.
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Four... get it.
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Four smaller doors.
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- Yes! We'll crack this yet.
- "We'll" crack this yet.
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Wheel. Put wheels on it.
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- Nice.
- Donaghy!
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Okay, it's go time. Are you ready?
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I'm in character and everything.
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All right, let's do this! The sun is setting! We get one shot at this!
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Thank you.
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And action!
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Claire, I'm sorry. Which hand did I have the flashlight in when we were inside?
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The right! You had it in the right.
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Thank you.
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Cut!
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Great day, everyone.
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You guys are the real stars.
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Since I have neither the time nor the energy to even pretend that your situation is a real problem-
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- She doesn't like to refill the-
- I will cut the baby in half.
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And I will take the top half. For that is the part with the face.
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Lemon, you wrote about Tracy's life for your own game.
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Tracy should be allowed to use your life as he sees fit.
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I'll have Jonathan call legal and get a life rights contract drawn up.
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Wait, what do you mean? Tracy will own my life story?
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What are you gonna do with my life story?
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Something humiliating.
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Thank you, Jack.
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- Thanks a lot, Jack.
- It's your only move, Lemon.
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Sometimes the way back up down.
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Let me tell you a story. It's 1994.
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I went ice climbing, and I fell into a crevasse.
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I hurt my leg, and I couldn't climb back up.
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So fighting every natural instinct, doing the thing that seemed most awful to me,
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I climbed down into the darkness.
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And that's how I got out.
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And when I got back to base camp, I went and found my fellow climber,
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the one who had cut me loose after I fell, and I said, "Connie Chung, you did the right thing.
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- Thank you.
- Climb down, Lemon.
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Climb down.
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Hey, you're back.
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Yes, Night Stalkers is taking a brief, permanent hiatus.
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Well, maybe now we can talk.
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Jenna, I'm your friend, no matter what, and I will always-
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Oh, Liz, I would really love to do this.
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But I have to go home for the day.
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Gotcha. So you're sticking with the passive-aggressive acting out.
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No! It's not acting out.
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I have mercury poisoning, from obsessively taking my rectal temperature.
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And cup holders. Everyone loves cup holders.
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Okay, I've been up for the last 50 hours, but I think this is a good idea.
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Let's get rid of the oven entirely and replace it with an AM/FM radio.
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Okay, it's a car. We've invented the pontiac aztec.
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Thank you, Subhas.
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You are the dealbreaker!
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This is a bill.
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Tracy.
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Hey, roomie. Did you order pay-per-view at my apartment?
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I'm willing to go splitsies.
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I'm not paying for any of this. You ordered six adult movies in two days.
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"The Curious Case of Benjamin Butt. " Lovely.
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"I'ma Do Us"? What does that even mean?
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That's a pun on Amadeus, dummy.
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I will not be judged by you.
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You caused this whole folderol.
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Until you're adequately debased, you will subsidize my predilection for erotica.
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Oh, yeah, and I used your credit card to buy a vocabulary course from the teaching company.
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So you're saying once you figure out how to get back at me,
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you and the dogs will leave my apartment?
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Affirmative.
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I have to climb down... into the darkness.
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I know what you should do with my life rights.
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Pete, keep tours out of the studio for the next couple days.
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I need you to build a set that looks like my apartment and get all the hand sanitizer you can find.
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- Wait, wait, why do you need-
- Tracy is producing a porno based on my life.
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And I'm writing it.
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I didn't think it would end like this, Jonathan.
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Not with a bang, but with a whimper.
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A whimper indeed, Jack.
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I only came by to wish you luck on your new venture.
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What do you think that'll be? Selling fake weed to NYU students?
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I'll have you know that Barry Diller and I are working on a whole new approach to media,
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combining all the digital... God!
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- Just let me drink.
- See you around, Jack.
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Thanks for letting me be such a big part of you hitting rock bottom, huh?
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Not yet, Banks.
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I can go lower.
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Into the crevasse.
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- What?
- You played this all wrong.
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You want to humiliate me? You want to destroy me?
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You should have walked in here with a check.
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Again, what?
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Sure, maybe you've ruined my career. Maybe you'll never see me again.
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But if you had forced me to take government bailout money, you'd be my boss.
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Oh, my.
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You'd have to come down to Washington.
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Report to me, like a little school boy...
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Your hands sticky from candy.
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And the worst part is, I wouldn't even want the money.
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No, you wouldn't. Jack Donaghy taking welfare? It'd kill you.
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- With so many jobs at stake...
- You'd have to take it.
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I'd make you. I'd make you take it all.
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I'd roll over and let you give it to me.
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I'm honestly not trying to make this sound gay.
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No one is. It's just happening.
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One word to the president, and I own you.
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I own this office.
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I own that... Fancy little fellow outside.
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It'd kill me.
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But I'd do it for the company.
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Hey, Sasha. Is your dad home?
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What? You have to invite everyone to your party? Even Zach S.
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Everyone settle.
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And action.
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It's not just about the new cast member.
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When you always put the show ahead of me, it makes me feel like we're growing apart.
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Jenna... You're my friend.
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No matter what.
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I will always look after you. That's not going to change.
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Oh, Liz, thank you for giving me the hotter porn lady.
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Okay... we should get out of here.
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Yeah, we should.
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Everything good with Tracy?
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I think so. And Jenna and Frank and even Subhas. And you?
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I live to fight another day. But at what cost?
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Oh, boy, I know the fling. What a week, huh?
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Lemon, it's Wednesday. But it's not all...
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Bad news.
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My retainer. Now my dad won't be mad at me.
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Take it out, Lemon!
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You take it out, Donaghy!
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Everyhing good with Tracy?
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I think so, and Jenna too, and Frank, and even Subhas.
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And you?
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I live to fight another day.
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But at what cost?
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Boy, I know the feeling.
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What a week, huh?
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Lemon, it's Wednesday.
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But it's not all bad news.
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My retainer.
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How will I ever thank you?
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And cut. This is disgusting. Shut it down.
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