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Previously, spin city
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[ALL SHOUTING QUESTIONS]
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Good afternoon.
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I have a brief statement
to make.
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The allegations against
the mayor are ridiculous.
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If there has been
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any wrongdoing
in this administration,
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there's only one person
who's at fault.
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And that person...
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...is me.
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[REPORTERS MURMURING]
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[ACOUSTIC GUITAR PLAYS]
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I can't believe
this is happening.
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I know. They're really
ripping into Mike.
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It says here he completely
trashed a trailer park.
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Uh... No.
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That's tropical storm Mike.
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Hey, guys, Mike called.
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He says the best move is for him
to stay clear of city hall
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and wait for the press
to cool out.
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So we're gonna have
the morning meeting without him.
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Paul, are you listening?
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I'm sorry.
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I have a big wad of
"you're not my boss" in my ear.
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I have an idea.
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Why don't we tape this
so Mike can hear it later?
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You know, I don't know
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how you people think we can
have a meeting without Mike.
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Mike is our leader!
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He's talented!
He's devilishly handsome!
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This is Paul speaking!
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Mike is counting on us.
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We're the only people
who can help him.
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Actually, they're sending in
the red cross.
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Oh. Uh, never mind.
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If we all
put our heads together,
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we can figure out a way
to get him out of this.
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Any suggestions?
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Let's go to Mike's.
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CARTER: Perfect.
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Last night,
you were amazing.
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You started out as Mike,
then you turned into the hulk.
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You know, honey,
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I'm not one of those guys
that needs constant reassurance,
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because I am the hulk.
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Huuahhh!
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[DEEP VOICE] What are you
doing in the hulk's apartment?
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I still have a key.
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Mike, what can we do?
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[NORMAL VOICE] Call ahead,
ring, knock. Pick one.
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Mike, are you okay?
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Oh, guys, come on.
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This is nothin' I can't fix.
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Really? Because we just spent
an entire meeting
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trying to figure it out,
and we got nowhere.
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Uh... When you get a chance.
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As long as they can't connect
the mayor with Tony DeMarco,
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they got nothin'.
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Okay, then I guess
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we just came over
to cheer you up.
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Caitlin had the same idea.
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You know, Caitlin, I've been
feelin' a little down lately.
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PAUL: Hey, Mike...
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You might want
to take a look at this.
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Although Flaherty claims to e
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the only memberof the administration
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with ties to Tony demarc,
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this reporterhas discovered evidence
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linking the mayor himselfwith the mob figure.
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The key here is to keep
putting everything on me.
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First, distance yourself.
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Nikki, make sure Tony doesn't
think you're still dating.
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Fine. I will die alone
with 17 cats.
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Carter, Stuart,
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how much money did you guys
make on that horse tip?
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$15,000.
Not much.
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Get rid of it.
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Not a problem.
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And get rid of it
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without getting
any sexual favors in return.
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Fine.
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James, janelle,
go to city hall,
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build a moat
around the mayor's office.
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I don't want a reporter
getting anywhere near him.
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And, janelle, make sure James
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doesn't actually build a moat
around the mayor's office.
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What can I do?
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First, you can get me
some pants.
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Done!
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Uh, Paul...
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Schedule a press conference
for this afternoon.
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But I just did
the pants thing.
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Go! Go!
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Um, make sure
any paper trail that exists
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ends up on my desk.
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But that would mean that
you would be the one who...
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Mike, thank God.
Have you been watching TV?
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They're saying
the worst things about me.
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And look at the picture
they're using.
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It's the one
with the big sideburns.
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I look like I should be
leading troops into gettysburg.
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[SIGHS]
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I'm in big trouble,
aren't I, Mike?
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Sir, it's gonna be okay.
I found a way out of this.
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Ahh! Why was I worried?
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You always do.
I knew you would.
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What is it?
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Can we sit down?
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Yeah.
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Uh, yeah,
I found a way out of this,
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but the thing is,
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you're gonna have to,
uh, fire me.
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What?
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I-I've looked at this
from every angle.
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Well, I won't do it.
I'll take the fall myself.
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I appreciate that, sir,
but if you take the fall,
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then the whole staff
goes down with you.
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This way,
only one person gets hurt.
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Well, why can't that person
be Paul?
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Sir, I-I took this job
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because I knew you could make
a difference in this city,
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and you have.
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I mean, you do every day.
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So, if losing my job
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is what it takes
to preserve that...
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I-I have no regrets.
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Hey, Mike! We did it.
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I took care of Tony.
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And Stuart and I
got rid of that money.
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Yeah, we gave it
to needy children.
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It's odd, I don't feel as ripped
off as I thought I would.
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The problem is solved.
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Great. That's great, guys.
You came through.
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Do you want to proof that
and then type it up for me?
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What do you think
you're doing?
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Somebody
had to take the hit.
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Yeah, but it can't be you.
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Carter, the only person
it can't be is the mayor.
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Everybody else
is expendable.
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So, you just...
Made this decision
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without coming to me.
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All right, Carter,
who should take the hit?
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Paul.
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Hey, you know what?
Look at it this way.
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With me gone,
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you'll be the smartest guy
in the place.
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Or you could stay,
and that would still be true.
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Don't make me dredge up
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the whole
trivial pursuit fiasco,
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Mr. "I don't know
the capital of Florida."
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Hey, it should be Miami...
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major port city,
renowned for its culture.
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Besides, Madonna would never be
caught dead "clubbing"
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in Tallahassee.
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I'm gonna miss this.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Me too.
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You know that...
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You're... you're
my best friend, right?
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Mike, I...
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[CLEARS THROAT]
I just want to say that, uh...
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damn, this has to be perfect.
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Carter...
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...I love you, too.
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All right [CLEARS THROAT]
heads up, lady-killer.
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You got a press conference.
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As you all know,
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Michael Flaherty has servedthis administration admirably
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for the last four years.
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...In light of recent event,
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it is no longer appropriate
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for him to serve as partof this administration.
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...appropriate for him to serve
as part of this ad...
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I keep hoping one channel
will have a happy ending.
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It's not the end
of the world.
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So, who's gonna take care
of the mayor?
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You are.
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Now... Grab this beer,
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go sit with the rest
of the gang at the table.
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[SIGHS] You know,
you're not my boss anymore.
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Mike...
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I am so sorry about this.
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Come on, Nik.
Listen, don't blame yourself.
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I don't believe it.
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My love life
has gotten so bad
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it's ruining
people's careers.
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Years from now,
I'm gonna look back on this
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as the best thing
that ever happened to me.
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Wow.
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That is such b.S.
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I never could lie to you.
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God knows I tried.
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You know, when we broke up,
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I hated the fact that we worked
in the same office
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because having to see you
every day was just too painful.
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Now the idea of not seeing you
every day is, uh...
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...10 times worse.
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You're amazing.
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See, that I can believe.
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Hey, Flaherty,
get over here.
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Mike, we're trying
to figure out...
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of your entire career,
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what's your proudest moment?
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I say it was settling
the taxi strike.
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No, no, no, restoring
grand central station.
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Getting the smut
out of Times Square.
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That's no accomplishment.
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That just means
I have to go to queens.
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All right, uh...
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Well, I'm proud
of all those things.
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But if I had to pick one...
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Okay, there was this kid
from the midwest,
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shows up
at my office one day.
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He's wearing a wool suit
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[LAUGHS]
And it's the middle of July.
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And he... he wants to apply
for a job.
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So, you know, I figure
I'll humor the guy,
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ask him a couple questions,
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and then [WHISTLES]
get rid of him.
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So, uh...
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Then he starts talking
about his family,
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and he's so unpretentious,
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but so eloquent.
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And I think...
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"That's how the mayor
of New York should sound."
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So I took a risk
and I hired him,
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and it's been paying off
every day.
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Wow.
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I'd like to meet that guy.
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James...
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You are that guy.
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I've got a story like that
for every one of you.
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I don't think you guys realize
what an incredible team you are.
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My greatest accomplishment
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is sitting around this table
right now.
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[CLEARS THROAT]
I think I'm gonna cry.
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Oh, come on.
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I feel bad
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that Mike had to throw himself
on the sword like that,
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but it comes
with the territory.
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Mike's a big boy,
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and, uh,
I just don't think
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we need to get
all misty about it.
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I respect that.
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Whatever.
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[SNIFFLES]
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I'll see you around.
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Uh, I gotta...
I gotta head home.
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Mike, I just want to say
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it's been a privilege
to work with you.
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[VOICE BREAKING]
It's been a real honor.
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I love you, man.
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Thanks, Paul.
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No, no. Unh-unh.
I have this.
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You're kidding, right?
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No. Yep. Yep.
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You know
there were appetizers?
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I know.
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I want to do this.
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Thanks.
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[VOICE BREAKING]
All right, let's divvy this up.
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I only had four nachos.
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Hi.
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Hey. How come you didn't
make it to the bar?
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Well, it's a little crazy
at the office.
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I heard you lost
somebody pretty valuable today.
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He was just eye candy.
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Look.
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What's this?
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Well, I figured
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a home-cooked meal
would cheer you up.
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I didn't know you cooked.
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Normally I don't,
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but I thought
I'd learn for you.
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You know,
it's gonna be okay.
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I'm gonna bounce back
from this.
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I'm gonna bounce back, right?
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Of course, Mike.
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It's not over, right?
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It's a long way from over.
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It's funny, though,
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because every morning
as long as I can remember,
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I wake up in the morning,
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I got somewhere to go,
I got something to do.
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What am I gonna do tomorrow
when the alarm goes off?
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I wouldn't set it.
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Uh, what about you, huh?
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Are you still gonna love me
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now that I'm an unemployed
political pariah?
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Well, love's a strong word,
but we could hang out.
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[SIGHS]
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I don't care
if you never work again.
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I'm not going anywhere.
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Hey, sir.
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What's this?
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Uh... Well, Mike, you know
how uncomfortable I am
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expressing my feelings.
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So I thought I'd say goodbye
to you on video.
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But, um, you're here.
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So I might just as well do it
right in front of you.
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That'd be great.
I'd like that.
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Hi, Mike.
It's me, the mayor.
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I, uh, I could never,
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uh, say this t-to your face,
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but you've been
like a son to me.
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And I am just so proud
of what you've become.
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You know, the years that we've
been working together,
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they've just been
the best years of my life.
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[VOICE BREAKING]
Even during the tough times.
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I could always count on you...
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your friendship, your strength.
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I hope you know
how important you've been to me.
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And how... and how much
I really appreciate you.
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Well, anyway, Mike...
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Listen, I just want to say...
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I'll miss you.
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And, uh...
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I love you, son.
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[SNIFFLES]
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That's done.
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[SNIFFLING]
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There you go.
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Thanks, Mr. mayor.
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It's Randall.
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All right.
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["GLORY DAYS"
BY BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN PLAYS]
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Welcome. You've got mail.
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MIKE: Hiya, sweetie.
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Sorry it took so longto write. I miss you.
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I miss you, too.
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Say hi to everybody for me.
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Unless when you sat down,your e-mail was already open.
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In which case,
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I'm guessingCarter already read it.
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It's amazinghow much I love being
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an environmental lobbyis.
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Although not everybodylov us,
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especially the conservatives.
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I just met this junior senatrfrom Ohio.
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What a stiff... Alex p. Keaton.
341
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Anyway, I can't waitto see you this weekend.
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I love you.
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And don't worry about me.Everything is gonna be oka.
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I got a big appointmentthis afternoon,
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if I could just find it.
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They don't put addresseson any of the buildings here.
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00:22:05,994 --> 00:22:08,561
...kept talking about was
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glory days
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well, they'll pass you by...
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Ah that's 1600.
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This is so cool!
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Glory da-a-a-ys
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glory days
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well, they'll pass you by
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glory days
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in the wink
of a young girl's eye
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Glory days
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glory da-a-a-ys
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well, they'll pass you by
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glory days
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in the wink
of a young girl's eye
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Glory days
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glory da-a-a-ys
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- [MAN] Sit, ubu, sit. Good dog.
- [UBU BARKS]
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