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Why are you dressed like that? Aren't you going to work?
No, i'm not.
It's jeff day...
A day for me to stay home and enjoy the peace and quiet
Without the constant yammering of my wife...
Duchess von yammer-steen.
- What do you say when I'm not here?
- What do you want?
I called you a duchess.
- Yeah, I'm flattered.
- I wake up to you. I go to work with people.
I come home to you. It's a lot of human contact.
- You're gonna be such a great dad.
- So why are you all dressed up?
For jeff day?
- No. I start my new job today.
We talked about it for an hour last night at dinner,
While you two were arguing
Over the best way to eat spaghetti.
- Classic twirl on the spoon.
- No, cutting it up is easier.
- If you're six. - Oh, my god!
- So what's the new job?
- Okay, once again...
I'm running the office for a new website.
They review video games and expose shortcuts.
They just got a bunch of money from a venture capital--
- Wrap it up. You're losing him.
- Yeah, well...
The exciting part is that I'm in on the ground floor.
So if it becomes huge, I'll be on top.
- Hey, congratulations.
I heard audrey's gonna be on top when it's huge.
That's terrific.
- You know what?
I don't need this abuse, not today.
- Oh, right, I almost forgot! It's a big day.
- Thank you--
- Happy jeff day!
- Happy jeff day to you too. - All right.
- You know, happy jeff day to us all.
- Hear, hear. - Hear, hear.
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- Hey, I was just talking to my mom--
Are you eating my leftover pasta?
- Yeah. I feel like I owe jeff's twirling system
Another chance.
And you know what?
I think he's right.
I learn so much from that guy.
- Anyway, do you remember that little chapel on the lake
Where my parents got married?
- Is me remembering crucial to the story?
- No.
- Continue.
- It's usually booked, like, two years in advance,
But my mom just said they had an opening this summer.
- Is this that place that rents the jet skis?
- Yes.
- Okay. I remember now.
- So what do you think?
- I love jet skis.
- No, I meant the chapel. I mean, should we reserve it?
- [stammers] what do you think?
- Well, it's a little sooner than we planned, but...
I always dreamed of getting married there
When I was a little girl.
- Oh, well, that didn't work out.
But, honey, you can still get married there as a grown-up.
- Really? - Sure.
- [squeals] - [laughs]
- Oh, thanks. It's gonna be so great.
- It's gonna be great.
- Hey, honey, I'm home.
What's that? You're not? I'm alone?
Couch, I believe you know buttocks.
Ah.
- Hi. Good morning, tug.
Hi, barry.
- You're that woman from last week.
- Yes, audrey bingham.
- You, my lady, are most assuredly the bearer
Of the good morning's tidings.
- Barry, barry.
We're not doing that anymore.
- How's it going?
- Great.
Anyway, I know you guys weren't expecting me this early,
But I figured I'd get in and hit the ground running.
So where's my office?
- Ah, I know not, my fair-- - dude!
- I don't know.
- Oh. I have an idea for your office.
- I--he's an idiot!
[knock at door]
Ah...
Come on, any other day.
Yes? - Is audrey home?
I have exciting news about our wedding.
- No, she started work today. - Oh, I forgot.
- So, um...
- Don't you want to hear the news?
- I wish I could.
It's jeff day.
Nothing from the outside world is allowed.
- But I was just--
- Jeff day. Sorry, I don't make the rules.
- [exhales deeply] timmy.
- Oh, dear, mr. Rhodes, your eye.
- I know, right? It's been twitching.
- Huh. Did you get something in it?
- It might have been jen's perfume.
- Oh. You were standing too close to her
When she was spraying it.
- No. I did. I ran out of deodorant.
- All right.
Heading out for my lunch date with annabel.
Nice face.
- I think I got something in my eye.
- No, not you.
I'm talking to lawrence of a-gay-bia over here.
Hey, can you snag my dry cleaning and, uh,
Rinse out those teeth-whitening trays.
- Very well.
- And think of some fresh insults
For me to lob your way.
That a-gay-bia thing...
You're better than that.
Auf-wiener-sehen.
- How do you put up with him?
- Oh, I have my coping mechanisms.
For example, I have a strong feeling
His lunch date is not going to go as planned.
- Hmm. How do you know?
- Well, I do my best to endure mr. Dunbar's abuses,
But there was an incident the other day
Which was the last straw.
- [chuckles]
Why do you have a toy elephant?
- Ah, it's not a toy.
It's a birthday gift from my grandmother.
- Ah, can I see?
Look, I'm dumbo! - Sir, please, please, sir--
- Whee, whee, whee! - Please be careful with that.
- Ha. It's, uh, not dumbo, I guess.
- I struggled to control my outrage.
Then opportunity rang.
[phone rings]
[exhales deeply]
Russell dunbar's office.
Oh, hello, crystal.
Well, he just left, but, uh...
I'm sure he'll understand if you're running a little late.
Okay.
You know--oh!
As luck would have it,
He's just walked right back in.
Shall I put him on the phone for you?
Okay. I'll do that, then.
[imitating russell] crystal! Hey, listen...
I've been looking forward to having me crystal ball...
But I kind of have to bail.
Yeah, look, it's tricky.
Mm-hmm. Turns out, this big thing came up at work.
Heh heh. Big thing, came up.
You get it.
Well, auf-wiener-sehen.
- Dude, that's unbelievable, man.
You are like that evil puppet master from pinocchio.
- Stromboli?
- No, thanks. I just crushed some pasta.
[cell phone rings]
- Hey. Jeff, I'm glad you called.
Listen, I don't know about this job.
This whole place seems like a frat house.
My desk is still sticky
From last night's beer bong tournament.
- Aud, please. I got a real problem here.
- Oh, I'm sorry, honey. Go ahead.
- What's that cheese I like?
- What?
- I'm making an omelet.
I got the sour cream, the bacon, the sausage.
But there are three different cheeses here.
- All right, let me see.
Which one could it be?
- Not so easy, is it?
- Ah, nerts!
- What's the matter, sir?
- That chick flaked on me.
This keeps happening. I don't know what's going on.
- Oh, perhaps they finally aired your episode
Of to catch a predator.
- Hoo-hoo. Very funny.
Hey, where's that new list of insults?
Come on.
"i'll be in my office,
Tan-dorky chicken."
Oh! You're tan, you're dorky,
And you're chicken-like. [laughs]
That's pretty good.
You see, a good boss pushes you to be better.
- [sighs]
Dear god, it's gotten worse.
- I know, right?
I-I don't understand what could be causing this.
- Well, you know, sometimes these things are stress-related.
Mr. Rhodes,
You are familiar with stress, aren't you?
- Oh, I got to be honest, tim.
Up until now, I've had it pretty good.
- I see. Well, um, is there anything new
In your life that could be causing you undue stress?
- Jen and I moved up our wedding date.
- Aha.
I believe this could be a reaction to that.
- But I'm fine with it.
- Maybe your eye is your subconscious' way
Of telling you you're not.
- If my subconscious was pulling a stunt like that,
I think I'd know about it.
- Ah.
- We're still 2 1/4 short.
I'm not sure we're gonna be able to do this.
- Hey, what are you guys working on?
Maybe I can help. - If we raise 1,000 bucks,
Tug will eat this whole tub of mayo.
- Okay, uh...
I was hired to be project manager,
Which sort of implies I'd have something to do.
- Well, there's this project that we've been kicking around,
But, uh, it'd be huge if you'd take it on for us.
- Yeah, yeah, whatever it is, I'm on it.
Yes, I am looking for a mint-condition,
Unopened box of mr. T cereal.
Yes, I'll hold.
Yes, I'm still here.
Still looking for a box of mr. T cereal.
Look, I just need one box-- [cell phone rings]
I'm sorry. Can you hold?
What now, jeff?
- Espn's showing the '94 cup finals.
I can't find my ranger shirt.
- I can't help you right now, okay?
I'm trying to track down a box of mr. T breakfast cereal!
Well, I pity myself right now too.
[knock at door] - hold on for a sec.
Oh, hi, yoli. - Hola, mr. Jeff.
- What's the cleaning lady doing here?
- Oh, I forgot. She switched days this week.
- It's jeff day.
- She's from el salvador.
They don't celebrate jeff day.
- Okay, this is getting weird.
I just got off the phone with annabel,
Who swears I was the one that canceled our date.
- Huh.
That is weird.
- I think someone's messing with me.
- Whosoever would mess with you, sir?
- [grunting] yeah.
Can't be her boyfriend. He's in afghanistan.
- Sir, if you're not
Time magazine's man of the year,
I'm canceling my subscription.
- Wait a minute, timmy.
You're the one.
- Excuse me?
- You're the one
That can help me get to the bottom of this.
- Sir...
Rest assured, I will not sleep
Until I find the culprit.
- All right, tim.
I knew I could count on you. - Mm-hmm.
[breathes deeply]
Oh...
Culprit found.
- Working hard, huh?
You want?
Okay, more for me.
Hey.
That's my shirt.
Where did you get that? - รฟque?
- Audrey gave that to you, didn't she?
She didn't ask me first. I need that back.
- Miss audrey here?
- No. No miss audrey today.
Por favor...
You give shirt to me.
You do this.
Now you.
- Mr. Jeff, estoy muy incomoda.
- Look, that shirt only cost me 12 bucks
In 1994 dollars, so...
Here's 20...
You give me 8 back.
- No puedo!
No puedo! No puedo!
- How about 5 back?
- Honey? Honey, we need to talk.
- What's up with the sunglasses?
- We have got a big problem.
I love you, and I want to marry you whenever you want,
But right now my subconscious totally disagrees.
It's being a real douche.
- What are you talking about?
- This, - oh, my god!
- I know, I know, I know. Look, it--it's stress.
It started happening
When you told me about the jet ski chapel.
But, listen, I can live with this if you can, okay?
And I know my looks are what you like most,
But I swear to you,
I will develop my personality more.
- Adam, calm down. - No, honey.
I'm gonna start reading things,
And I'm--I'm gonna learn current events--
- Babe, this doesn't look like stress.
I-it looks like some sort of allergic reaction.
- Honey, I wish!
The only thing I'm allergic to are pine nuts and bees.
- Wait. You ate my pasta this morning.
- Oh, my g-- I said I was sorry, okay?
Look, I think we have a bigger issue here!
- No, you said you were allergic to pine nuts and bees.
My pasta that you ate this morning had pesto on it,
And guess what pesto's made with.
Here's a hint.
It's not bees.
- Pine nuts.
Oh, that's hysterical.
Timmy's an idiot.
I knew I didn't have a subconscious.
Oh, what a relief.
- That was fast, audrey.
You really came through on the mr. T project.
- [chuckles] well, congratulations, guys.
$500 well spent.
- Awesome. - All right...
So you see I'm up to a challenge.
What else can I do? - I don't know.
Take a break.
- No. I don't want to do that, okay?
I just took a break for four months.
- Oh, gosh, I wish we could do that.
- You are doing that.
- I know it looks like that,
But there's work going on up here.
This is all our process, audrey.
- Okay, okay, fine, but while you're doing your process,
A lot of stuff is not getting done, all right?
Look, unopened letters and messages
From potential clients and advertisers...
All here in this box marked...
"who cares."
I could be dealing with all this stuff--
Setting up meetings, getting ad revenue,
Helping you guys grow your business.
- [mouth full] okay, do that.
- What?
- Yeah, yeah, you do all that stuff,
And we'll just do the website. - All right. This is great.
I am your girl. You guys can count on me.
I'm gonna get started right away.
[cell phone rings]
Oh, excuse me. [clears throat]
Hello?
Oh, yoli. C-calm down.
My cleaning lady's freaking out in spanish.
- Oh! I speak spanish. - Oh, oh.
- Digame.
Mm-hmm. Si.
- What is she saying?
- She locked herself in the bathroom
Because your husband offered her $20
To take her shirt off.
- So I'm gonna go...
And, uh, I'm gonna get started first thing tomorrow morning.
Okay? Early bird and all that.
[watch beeps]
- Ooh! Bap-beep-boop-beep!
[imitating russell] hey, tanya.
It's russell-- applause.
- Who did you say this is? - Russell...
Dunbar.
Uh, look, I know we're supposed to meet up
And get down... Wink.
But here's the sitch.
- What's the sitch? - Um, it's you?
- Bad news--
Got to cancel.
Good news--
I'm at the airport.
I'm taking virgin to london,
And we're flying on... A-delta!
- Wait. Who is this?
- Uh, who is this?
- Russell dunbar.
- Uh...
No, this is, uh, russell dunbar.
- Timmy?
- Nerts!
A-click.
- Well, it took a lot of charades,
But I managed to convince yoli
That you're just an idiot.
That seems to translate in any language.
- Good stuff, aud. Thanks.
Now, if you and your amiga will hit the bricks,
'cause, uh...
There's still 45 minutes left in jeff--
- Oh, seriously?
When charges are almost filed, jeff day's over.
Oh, here's your shirt.
Hope you enjoy it.
She was pretty upset. I had to sweeten the pot.
- Adios, mrs. Audrey.
No es meaning no!
- I just don't get it, tim...
After all I've done for you.
- I think you mean to me.
- What, a little good-natured ribbing?
- Sir, you called a cherished family heirloom dumbo
And then shattered it.
- [laughs] yeah, stuff like that!
That's fun stuff guys do!
[cell phone rings] - excuse me, one moment please.
- What?
- Hello, there, laura. How are you?
- Laura? - Yes, I'm kind of in--
- Wait a second.
Payback time.
[clears throat]
[cockney accent] 'ello, 'ello, laura!
It's timmy!
Listen, I have to break our date today
On account of I fancy the chaps.
That's right, I do.
I'm a homosexual, I am.
Here comes me mate ian, and I'm gonna go kiss him.
Cheerio.
[normal voice] bang.
There ya go. Two can play that game.
- Yes, pity.
How shall I ever explain this to my dental hygienist?
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