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I'm gonna take off, okay?
I'll try and catch the 2:00 back.

You're leaving the seminar now?
It's not even intermission.

- I don't think you can do that.
- It's fine. Cover for me.

- Get it all.
- I guess.

- Could we have your badge?
- Yeah.

It's worth two free drinks
at the Meet and Greet.

Hello.

I'm going to the airport.
I'm kind of in a hurry, too.

Sorry, your seat belt seems
to be broken.

What do you recommend I do?

I recommend
you stop being such a faggot.

You're in the back seat.

Jesus.

See?

Hello?

Hey, boy.

Good boy, Orson. Where's Mommy?

Honey?

Heidi?

Mitch!

What are you doing home?
You totally scared me!

I scared you?
Because for a second, I thought...

I don't even want to say it.

Wow!

That's, like, pretty hard-core.

Yeah, I know.

No, I'm not judging.
Don't be embarrassed.

This is a major turn-on.
Let's go with this.

- Is this what you do when I'm gone?
- Wait.

I do it myself every once in a while,
but to magazines.

- Mitch, we need to talk.
- Hello!

Be honest.

Please tell me this is the first time
this has happened.

You want me to be honest,

or you want me to tell you
this is the first time?

- What is wrong with you?
- Nothing is wrong with me!

I've tried to tell you about this.

What? When?

- All the time!
- Like when?

- Like, when we're in bed and stuff.
- In bed?

I thought you were just talking dirty.

I was, but I was being serious.

You've said some really sick stuff.

You have to admit,

we haven't been living
the most exciting lives in the world.

This is a totally different
kind of satisfaction for me.

It's purely sexual.

I'm really sorry.

- Hello.
- Yeah?

I'm here for the gang bang.

You look a little pale, Mitch.
You need to breathe.

Let a little blood up in your face.

- I don't want to breathe.
- You should be proud of yourself.

Do you know how hard it is to land a girl
as sexually enlightened as Heidi?

A girl like that comes around
once every hundred years.

I wasn't looking for a girl like that.

Columbus wasn't looking for America,

but that seemed to work out
for everybody.

You're here. You know what I mean?

I just want to thank you
one last time for being here.

It's the best day ever.

Don't even start with me, Franklin.
You need to walk away from this ASAP.

- What?
- You need to get out, Frankie.

It's now or never.

Get out of here while you're still single.

- I'm not single.
- You're still single right now.

This is the best thing
that's ever happened to me.

Give that six months. That will change.

I got a wife, kids.

Do I seem like a happy guy to you,
Frankie?

There's my wife. See that?

Always smiling? Hi, honey.
Judging, watching. "Look at the baby."

She's coming down the aisle, Beanie.
Let it go.

Let me be the first to say
congratulations to you, then.

You get one vagina
for the rest of your life.

Real smart. Way to work it through.

- Don't listen to him, Frank.
- I need my inhaler.

Thank you, Daddy.

It takes a man to give away an angel.
You're a sweetheart.

You look beautiful.

Great.

Dearly beloved,

we are gathered here together
to join Franklin and Marissa...

Don't do it!

My throat is dry. I'm sorry.
I'm a smoker.

Okay.

Turn around

Every now and then
I get a little bit lonely

And you're never coming round

Turn around

Every now and then
I get a little bit tired

Of listening to the sound of my tears

Turn around

Every now and then
I get a little bit nervous

That the best of all the years
have gone by

Turn around

Every now and then
I get a little bit terrified

But then I see the fucking look
in your eyes

Turn around

Bright eyes

Every now and then I fall apart

Turn around

Bright eyes

Well, fucking every now and then
I fall apart

And I need you now tonight

I fucking need you more than ever

...the look in your eye

And now I find now
I need you more than...

Mitch Martin?

Yeah.

Nicole!

My God!

This is crazy!

I can't believe it's you!

Oh!

Oh, God!

- What are you doing here?
- I was invited.

Yeah, the last time that I had heard,
you had moved to...

- What do you call it?
- Denver.

The Sunshine State. Denver.

Gorgeous! Gorgeous!

Oh, boy.

- Are you okay?
- No, I'm...

Yeah, I just I feel a little...

Fucked up.

Marissa told me about your girlfriend.
I'm very sorry.

The thing about that one is,
is it's not just that.

It's a combination of things.

We had a dog, we had a great place,
but all just...

Just...

You know what?
I think you should have some of this.

- What's in this one?
- Coffee.

Jesus!

I am so sorry! Please, just...

I can fix it. Just...

- No, Mitch!
- What are you doing to this poor girl?

Mitch, stop it! I got it.

No. Inappropriate. Stop it right now.

There's a bathroom over here.

Mitch, honey? Hon?

- Go get some air. Walk it off.
- Wait a second.

Yeah?

- Put in a good word for me.
- Okay.

It's fucking

Real loving

You're my

lady

Hey, Marissa!

You're the lady.

I'd like to say I'm...

- Can't hear you!
...glad and...

Excuse me.

I'd like to say I'm really glad
and proud to be here tonight.

I'm glad to see Frank's dad made it out.
I haven't seen him in eight years.

That's great. Congratulations.

I love you, Dad!

True love is hard to find.

Sometimes you think
you have true love,

then you catch the early flight home
from San Diego

and a couple of nude people jump out
of your bathroom blindfolded

like a goddamn magic show,
ready to double-team your girlfriend...

It stops right there
and it continues right here,

because what Mitch is trying to say
is that true love is blind.

Let's raise our glasses.

Salute. Health and happiness.

Cheers, everybody.

I love you so much, Frankie. I love you.

I'm not a talker.

I love you. Congratulations.

I thought you said near campus.
This is practically on-campus. It's sick.

- This is great.
- How did you land this place?

It was pretty easy.

A professor lived here for, like,
30 years, and then he died.

That's awesome!

That's awesome.

A little housewarming.

To new beginnings.

Thanks.

Actually,
I gave this to you for your wedding.

This model?

No, this exact one.

I'm sorry.

I'm embarrassed. I'm sorry.

It's okay.

I hope you like it.

I love it. Thank you.

This place is unbelievable.

- You like it?
- How could you still be depressed?

This is the best thing
that's happened to us.

- Us?
- Yeah, us.

Do not get selfish on me. Stay with me.

Put a bar in over there, right?

Couple La-Z-Boys, a smarter couch.
You could put a hot tub anywhere.

Max, can you earmuff it for me?

We'll get so much ass here,
it will be sick.

I'm talking crazy, boy-band ass.

That sounds like a lot of fun,

but I need a little time
to get my life back together.

We need to throw a big kick-ass party
to start things off.

Absolutely.
Break it in, meet the neighbors.

Come on, Mitch.
You know what I'm talking about.

Break it in.

The real estate guy was really adamant
about not having...

I don't think you realize
what a huge opportunity this is for you.

Girls love a guy in your situation.

What situation?

Mitch, you're on the rebound.

Like an injured fawn
nursed back to health,

who will finally be re-released
into the wilderness.

- Sorry.
- Please be careful.

I'm sorry. You okay? Say it to the baby.

- You upset him.
- Sorry, baby.

It's okay. It happens.

We should go tropical with this thing.

Sand from wall to wall.
I know a great sand guy.

- Sand in here?
- Or foam, whatever. Something in here.

- You understand what I'm talking about?
- Absolutely.

I'm good either way.
Just need to run it by Marissa.

I'm messing with you guys!

It's not funny.
And now the baby is upset.

Hey.

- Hey!
- Hey, honey!

I brought you an iced tea!

No, thanks. I got a fresh beer.

Can you turn that off for a second?

Wow. That's really loud.

Yeah. Thanks.

I took the restrictor plate off,
give the Red Dragon a little more juice.

But let's keep that on the down low.
She's not exactly street legal.

Hey, Mike!

Right.

- So, what's up?
- Nothing much.

I was hoping we might get to those
thank-you notes tomorrow night.

Honey,
I got Mitch's thing tomorrow night.

That's right. I totally forgot.

But I can skip it.

Oh, no. No!

Don't be silly.

I wouldn't want you
changing your whole life just for me.

I'll give Lara a call
and we'll plan a girls' night.

- It'll be fun.
- Thanks.

You're the best.

As long as you promise to take it easy.

- What do you mean?
- You know exactly what I mean.

You've come a long way
since Frank the Tank,

and we don't want him coming back.

Honey, Frank the Tank is
not coming back, okay?

That part of me is over.
It's water under the bridge.

I promise.

- Nice, right?
- This is incredible. How did you do this?

With all the people and the speakers.

I thought we were having
a small get-together.

This is one of many small get-togethers.

That's why you got the house, brother.

You're having fun?

- I'm having a great time.
- Good.

What else have you got planned?
A student band or something?

Yeah, that's it.

I got a student alt rock band
coming on stage next.

I own six Speaker Cities.

I'm worth $3.5 million
that the government knows about.

I got more electronics up there
than a KISS concert.

You think I'd roll out that kind of
red carpet for a fucking marching band?

Make sure you can see the stage.

Excuse me. Pardon me.

I just want to get through this door,
if you don't mind.

Thank you.

This is the guy I was talking about.
This is his house.

- What's up, man?
- No, that's my friend, Mitch.

My friend, Mitch, he owns the house.

Anyway, come hit this.
You need to hit this.

No, I appreciate it, but I told my wife
I wouldn't drink tonight.

I've got a big day tomorrow.
But you guys have a great time.

A big day? Doing what?

Well, actually, pretty nice little Saturday.

We're going to Home Depot.

Buy some wallpaper,
maybe get some flooring.

Stuff like that.
Maybe Bed, Bath & Beyond.

I don't know if we�ll have enough time.

You know what?
Give me that thing. I'll do one.

He gonna do one! He gonna do one!

Do it!

That's a talented man right there.

- That's what I'm talking about.
- Fill it up again!

God, that's good. It's so good!

Once it hits your lips, it's so good.

Thank you very much, guys.

This will be happening
at this house all year.

So don't burn yourselves out tonight.

Thank you very much for coming to the
official Mitch Martin Freedom Festival.

For those who don't know
who Mitch Martin is,

he's the very successful,

very disease-free gentleman
standing by the mini-bar.

Now, courtesy of Speaker City,

which slashes prices on everything
from beepers to DVD players,

give a warm
Harrison University welcome

to my pal and your favorite,
Mister Snoop Dogg.

Yeah. Yeah.

You know what?

I'm thinking of a master plan

'Cause ain't nothing
but sweat inside my hand

So I dig into my pockets
All my money is spent

So I dig deeper
But still coming up with lint

So I start my mission
Leave my residence

I'm thinking how can I get
Some dead presidents

- Frank the Tank!
- Frank the Tank!

You know it! You know it!

A pen and a paper
A stereo, a tape

Of me and Warren G
And a big, fat plate of chicken wings

'Cause that's my favorite thing...

- You're that guy.
- What?

- Mitch-a-palooza, from the poster.
- Yeah, that's me.

This party is great. Nice work.

My friends put it on for me.

They're kind of re-releasing me
out into the wild.

What are you talking about?

Nothing. Sorry.

Got to have some thangs

- So what you need is some game
- Say what, say what

- To get your paper, man
- Say what, say what

- Oh, baby
- Yeah, yeah

In a world of paper, paper

Did somebody say make money, money
Make money, money, money

Make money, money
Make money, money, money

Say, make money, money
Make money, money, money

Make money, money
Make money, money, money

Take money, money...

We're going streaking!

I'm sorry.

We're going streaking through the quad
and into the gymnasium.

Come on, everybody!

Come on, Snoop!

Snoop-a-loop! Snoop...

No, it's cool. I'm cool.

Bring your green hat.

Come on, everybody, we're going!

Here we go!

Man, man. Man, put the music back on.

Let's get the party back cracking up.

Come on! We're streaking. Come on!

Come on!
Come on, everybody, come on!

We're streaking! We're streaking!

Come on!

- Tell her!
- Marissa, I totally forgot.

It's a little belated, but we got you
the perfect wedding present.

I told you,
you don't have to get me anything.

Our friend Ashley
had this guy come over

and teach a blow job class.

- It was incredible.
- A class?

And he's really good,
so we had to book him way in advance.

Why should I go to a class?

Bernard should be the one
going to class.

The man is orally challenged.

Wait a second, is that guy...

Oh, my God.

That's disgusting!

Why am I looking at that?

Why are you slowing down?

Just drive. Go.

Frank?

No way.

Frank!

Hey, honey. Hey.

What the hell are you doing?

We're streaking.

We're going up through the quad
to the gymnasium.

Who's streaking?

There's more coming.

Frank, get in the car.

- Everybody's doing it.
- Now!

Okay.

Scooch over.

Oh. Hey.

Hey, ladies.

Hey, Frank.

Looks like it's a little cold out there,
huh?

Please, guys.

Honey, do you think KFC is still open?

Oh.

Oh, shit.

Good morning.

Now, that was a party.

Since when are you so shy?

No, I'm not. I just...

Did I snore last night?
Sometimes I snore when I'm drunk.

I don't remember.

I don't think so.

Listen, about last night.

I just got out of a very serious
and traumatic relationship.

I'm kind of in a weird place right now.

What?

Relax, Rich, it's not a big deal.

Mitch, with an "M."

Right. Look...

Whatever.
We were just having a little fun.

You have nothing to worry about.

No.

Yeah, you're right. I'm okay with it.

- It's casual. I was just...
- I got to go to class, so...

So, how do we do this? Shall I...

You want to leave me your number?

- You don't even have to worry about it.
- Okay.

See you around.

Bye.

I love you.

At Speaker City,
we're slashing prices on everything

from DVD players, to camcorders,
and everything in between.

Our courteous staff will educate you
on a wide selection

of state-of-the-art home theater
equipment and accessories.

Show us a competitor's price.
We'll beat it.

If we can't beat it, I'll give you the keys
to the store. Literally.

Figuratively, I mean.

The only thing that sounds better than
our speakers are our prices!

Hi, silly kid.

What do you think? Honestly.
Shoot me straight.

Really good.

- You look great.
- Really?

- Yeah.
- God, I went a little bit...

- Got crazy last night.
- Yeah.

I still haven't heard from Frank.
I'm worried.

Hello?

Come on in.

Is this one of your guys here?

- Three fire hazards over here.
- What are you doing?

Cheese, is that you?

Hello, Mitch, Bernard.
See you guys haven't changed much.

Who is this?

Remember Cheese,
Rodney's kid brother?

Actually,
my name isn't Cheese anymore.

It's Gordon Pritchard.

Oh, yeah.

Cheese.

Didn't we lock you in a dumpster once?

I got out.

Cool, man. I'm glad you did.

- You had a good time last night?
- Yeah.

There might be some whippits
lying around if you want them.

- No, thanks. I'm working.
- Working what?

Campus patrol?

- Try again.
- You a Jehovah's Witness?

I'm the dean. Dean Pritchard. Yeah.

And as of this morning,
this house has been rezoned.

It is now exclusively
for campus use only.

What are you talking about?
You can't do that.

I've already paid
the first and last month's rent.

Look at that.

You have a week
to vacate the premises,

and I thank you for your cooperation.

Great.

- Can I ask you a question?
- Absolutely not.

It's been good seeing you.
It looks like you're doing great.

Frank, this is a safe place.

It's a place where we can feel free
sharing our feelings.

Think of my office as a nest
in a tree of trust and understanding.

We can say anything here.

Anything?

It's okay, honey. That's why we came.

Well, I guess I...
Deep down I'm feeling a little confused.

I mean, suddenly you get married

and you're supposed to be
this entirely different guy.

I don't feel different.

Take yesterday, for example.

We were out at the Olive Garden
for dinner, which was lovely.

And I happened to look over
during the meal

and see a waitress taking an order,

and I found myself wondering
what color her underpants might be.

Her panties.

Odds are they're probably basic white,
cotton underpants.

But I started thinking,
"Well, maybe they're silk panties.

"Maybe it's a thong.

"Maybe it's something really cool
that I don't even know about."

You know? And I started feeling...

What?

I thought we were in the trust tree,
in the nest.

- Are we not?
- We are. It's okay.

It's okay. Please continue.

I don't know where I was going with that.

I guess what I'm trying to say
is that now that I'm married,

I'm definitely feeling
a little freaked out about the fact

that I'm gonna have sex
with only one person

for the rest of my life.

Walsh tells me
your San Diego trip was a blast!

- Yeah.
- How was Hooters?

I actually didn't go to Hooters.

Yeah, right.

- Skittles?
- No, thanks.

Listen. I got a call from Manetti.

He tells me that your Sunshine Square
proposal is totally fucked.

What's wrong with it?

For one thing, it violates the zoning
restrictions set forth

in the National Historical
Preservation Act of 1966.

Most notably, clause four.

Shall I continue?

- I'm familiar with that item...
- Honey.

- Dad, am I interrupting?
- No, come in.

- Hi.
- Hey.

I don't think you've met my daughter.
Darcie, this is Mitch Martin.

- Nice to meet you, Mitch.
- Hi. Nice to meet you.

- How was the slumber party?
- Great. Movies and popcorn.

She's an angel.

It makes me sound old,

but I can't believe
how fast she's growing up.

- Dad, stop.
- I'm sorry, but it's true.

To think that in just seven months
you'll be graduating from high school.

You okay?

- I thought you said high school.
- Yeah. Shocking, isn't it?

Yes, it is.

I'm sorry.

Give me a break.

Hey, Mitch.

Hey, man. Did you have a good day?

Not too bad.

What's going on?

I thought maybe
I could crash here tonight,

if that's all right.

Marissa is going through
some personal stuff.

Personal stuff like you running through
the neighborhood drunk and naked?

That and some other stuff.

- No problem. Make yourself at home.
- Thanks.

Gentlemen, we're discussing
a brand-new way to look at a fraternity.

In other words, forget the normal rules
that apply to college and society,

because this is a very big idea,
my friends.

We are talking about a non-exclusive,
egalitarian brotherhood

where community status
and more importantly, age,

have no bearing whatsoever.

Yeah?
From the guy who probably won't get in.

- I go to school here.
- Okay.

I was curious, what association
will you have with the actual university?

- Who are these people?
- I don't know.

Legally speaking,
there will be a loose affiliation,

but we will give nothing back
to the academic community.

As well as provide
no public service of any kind.

This much I promise.

What the hell is going on here?

Guys, this is a very special occasion.

The Godfather himself has been kind
enough to grace us with his presence.

The Godfather!

This is his damn house.
He sleeps 20 feet away.

We need to talk.

Kitchen.

Sit good for me. I'm gonna talk
to Uncle Mitch for a second.

There you go, buddy.

How long have these people been here?

All day.

That party we had last night
has given us all kinds of street cred.

What are you talking about?

This is called "rush."
We're officially starting a fraternity.

- I like it. It's genius.
- You've got to be kidding me.

You heard Pritchard.
We're obligated to do this.

This house is zoned specifically
for social services and student housing.

Fraternity solves both of those.

But this is my house. I live here, Beanie.

I'm 30 years old.
None of us are enrolled in the college.

I understand that. You're focused
on all the wrong sort of details.

Did you or did you not have a good time
at the party?

I had an awesome time.

I know you had an awesome time.

The entire town knows
you had an awesome time.

I'm trying to ask Mitch
whether he had an awesome time.

- I had a good time.
- That's good.

Wouldn't you want those good times
to keep going?

- More good...
- God. I mean...

I don't understand.

I don't know why it's so hard
for you to admit you want this.

We got 40 guys that want this.
There must be a reason for it.

I appreciate your enthusiasm.

I know you guys are trying to help,
but the truth of the matter is

I've had a hell of a day,
an even worse month.

And the fact is, I've got 40 strangers
out in my living room

and all I want to do
is get some fucking sleep.

So I'm sorry,
but we're not starting a fraternity.

I don't know why you got to do it
in front of the kid, with the "effing."

All you got to do
is say "earmuffs" to him.

Then you can say "fuck, shit, bitch,"
whatever you want.

Cock. Balls.

I'm just proving a point.
You don't have to celebrate it, Frank.

- Sorry.
- Take them off. Don't say sorry to me.

You let down Frank, you let down me,
you let down Max.

And right about now,
I'm having a real hard time

trying to figure out why I take my time
to try to help you get over...

Earmuffs. That whore that you dated.

Wanna go out and see the other guys?
Uncle Mitch is sorry.

Say yes. Yes.

Here's the deal. Listen up!
All together, we've picked 14 pledges.

Wait, who's this guy?

That's Blue.

He's an old Navy vet
who hangs around my store.

But don't worry. He's legit.

He looks like he's 100 years old.
He wants to pledge?

Are you kidding me? The Old Man River
won't shut up about it.

Go time!

Don't make this any harder on yourself!

What's going on?

You tell anyone about this,
I'll fucking kill you!

I'm kidding. We'll have him back tonight.
Okay, sweetie?

Let's go!

Come on, let's go. There we go, Blue.

Congratulations, gentlemen.

You should all be very proud
of yourselves.

Each and every one of you
has been hand-picked

to represent our inaugural pledge class.

Over the next 21 days,

you're all going to experience intense
mental and physical strain.

Frank, just pace yourself.

Copy that. Just got a little overexcited.
Sorry.

At this point,
you may be asking yourself,

"Why am I holding this
30-pound cinderblock in my hands?"

You might also ask yourself,

"Why does this cinderblock

"have a long piece of string tied to it?"

And finally,

"Why's the other end of this string
tied securely to your penis?"

And the answer, ladies, is trust.

This is your first test.

Spanish!

Do you trust we've provided you
with enough slack

so your block will land safely
on the lawn?

Sir, yes, sir.

- And, Blue!
- Yes, sir?

Do you trust that I do not
want to see you die tonight?

- Sir, yes, sir.
- You're my boy!

Thank you, sir.

About face.

Step to the edge!

Pledges, prepare to release!

One,

two,

three, release!

Wasn't meant to happen like that,
Weensie!

Walk it off, big guy.
We're coming down.

One, two, three, four.

I've been laid more times than God

Got six kids in Laung-Pau-Lad

- Two, three, four!
- Two, three, four!

- One, two, three, four.
- One, two, three, four.

I don't know, but it's been said
One more lap and I'll be dead

Faster!

Jesus. Who are these people?

Patricia, get security to the south lawn.

We have an illegal off-road vehicle
operating without a permit.

They've already been called, sir.

Call them again.

It's been two weeks.
How are these guys still a fraternity?

They're not a fraternity, sir.

They've been approved for
temporary status by the student council.

Half these guys
don't even go to the school.

You see the one guy? He's, like, 90.

Technically, that doesn't matter.
They found a loophole.

- A loophole?
- Yes. It's interesting, sir.

As stupid as they appear,
they're actually very good at paperwork.

It's quite an anomaly.

I'm sorry, is that funny?
Are you a stand-up comic?

Is that what you do now?

This is me leaving. This is me leaving.

There he is.

What's going on, brother?

Nothing. Just making some copies.

See you later.

Hey, Mitch, hang on a second.

I heard you guys
are starting up a fraternity.

- Who told you that?
- Nobody. Is it true?

- I don't know what you're talking about.
- Right.

It sounds cool, man. I want in.

Listen to me. There is no fraternity.

I don't even know
what you're talking about.

You listen to me. I need this, okay?

My wife, my job, my kids.
Every day is exactly the same.

I go golfing on Sundays.

I hate golf.

Don't blackball me, Mitch. Please.

I am not blackballing you.
We work together, Walsh.

And I don't want to mix work
with whatever it is I do at home.

Trust me, you're not missing anything,
anyways.

Really?

Heard you hooked up
with Goldberg's daughter.

Oh. Sorry.

Sorry.

That is untrue!

Mitch, all I'm saying is think about it,
okay?

Think about it!

Who cares if you work with the guy?

I do. I have a career to worry about.

You're killing me.

You really need to start embracing
this whole thing.

I don't think you appreciate everything
I've done for you.

- For me?
- Yeah, for you.

You think I like avoiding my wife and
kids to hang out with 19-year-old girls?

- Yeah, I do.
- Well, I don't, man.

- I'm doing this for you.
- Hello.

Nicole, how's it going? Who's this?

This is my daughter, Amanda. Say hi.

Hi, Amanda.
You remember Nicole, right?

Yeah, we did a little chicken dancing
at the wedding, actually.

- How you been?
- Fine, thanks.

Good.

I actually wanted to apologize to you
about the wedding.

I hope I didn't embarrass you.

It's okay.
You just embarrassed yourself.

- I brought you a housewarming gift.
- That is really nice.

It's just a CD holder for your desk.
I thought it was...

That thing's a piece of crap. Awful.

- I stopped selling it months ago.
- Please, Beanie.

- Thanks.
- A lot of complaints.

But it's a nice gesture.

Hey, Godfather!

- What's up?
- You the man, dog!

See you around, homey!

Did that guy just call you the Godfather?

Must be joking around or something.

Where are you guys living now?

We're staying with my dad for a while,
until I find something better.

The move's been rough on Amanda.

My son Max is turning six on Sunday.
We're having a birthday party for him.

Just, like, petting zoo and clowns.

But you guys are welcome to come.

That's a great idea. You should come.

What do you guys like better?
Nurse or cheerleader?

Hi, Nicole.

Hi, Frank.

It's a nice doll you have there.

Yeah, thanks. She's okay.

Did you have fun at the wedding?

Yeah, it was fun.

I'm just staying here for right now.

- Anyways, we'll see you Sunday.
- Sunday, right. Okay.

- Bye. Say bye.
- Bye.

Bye.

- Hi, you've reached Marissa.
- And Frank!

We're not here. Leave us a message.

Hey, honey, it's me.

Listen, just was calling to check in.

I been kind of busy lately.
A lot of paperwork, stuff like that.

Damn it.

If you are satisfied, press "1."
To rerecord, press "2."

Hey, Marissa, it's me. Listen.

Gonna be in the neighborhood
a little bit later.

Didn't know if you wanted to get
together for frozen yogurt sometime,

or maybe even a whole meal of food.

If that'd be agreeable... Stupid.

If you are satisfied, press "1."
To rerecord, press "2."

Hey, Marissa, it's Frank Ricard...

Okay, ladies.

The secret to a good B.J. Is focus.

I don't care if it's your husband
of 10 years

or some hot sailor you met
at T.G.I. Friday's a couple months ago.

Who never did call me back.

But did leave me
with a little something called "herpes."

Which I then gave to the dog.

But that's neither here nor there.

Grab your vegetables.

Who's hungry? Who's hungry?

Come on. Is this guy for real?

Yeah, he's fine. He's the best there is.

Ladies, our thumbs are down,
our wrists are flexed,

and we're positioning ourselves
for insertion.

Ready? Do it.

Good, Marissa.
You can use a little teeth,

but you don't want to be a biter.

You're gonna do the work, ladies.

These carrots
won't ejaculate themselves.

Get into it. Very good.

Good. Good. Not so good.

Please, you're not Romulus
sucking on the teats of the mother wolf.

If you know your Greek mythology.

We are giving head,

not breast-feeding
from a mythological beast.

Funny?

You won't be laughing when somebody
prematurely pops in your face.

It stings
and that is now why I have a lazy eye.

Thank you. Please continue.

Up and in.

And mind the stepchildren.

Mind the stepchildren.

Marissa, come on. That's it.

I like what I see.
Don't be afraid to arch it.

Marissa, come on. That's it.

Everybody can learn from Marissa.
I'm gonna take a quick five.

You guys continue.

Good one!

Nice work, Marissa.

Way to give 110%.

When I get back there,
I'm gonna show you something I call

"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Penis."

Did you see that movie?

I really like it
'cause of the flying and the magic.

Bastard!

Someone just made a bad mistake!

Jesus Christ, Frank!
What the hell are you doing here?

You know this person?

I am so sorry. Are you hurt?

Yes, I'm hurt.

Bob's not here. They're on the rocks.

You've outdone yourself once again.

It's nice, right?
Spanish, what the hell are you doing?

I'm just getting some water.
This suit is crazy hot.

Put your head on. Are you nuts?
That can be very traumatic for kids.

- I'm sorry.
- Don't "sorry" me.

Shake the tail when you walk.
You're better than that.

Take it easy.

You don't see me
breaking the fourth wall.

- Hi, guys.
- Hey.

- Nice costume.
- Thanks a lot.

- This is a great party.
- When'd you get here?

Just a few minutes ago.
This is my boyfriend, Mark.

Flew over from Colorado yesterday.
This is Mitch and Beanie.

How's it hanging, boys?

Pleasure.

So listen, somebody told me
you guys are in a fraternity, is that right?

- No.
- Is that true?

Not really. I mean, no.
It's more kind of like a social club.

We just watch football and hang out.

Hang out and spank each other, I bet.

It's not like that.
We don't take it too seriously...

Blue! How come there's no ice
in my lemonade?

- Sorry, sir!
- You drop down and you give me 10!

Now! Let's go!

It's Frank.

I'm gonna give you these.
It's my work phone. Call me.

I own all six locations.

Max wants to open up his gifts,

but I thought maybe one
would be all right?

Come on in here, Maxy.
You guys mind giving me a minute?

We'll talk surround sound later.
I'll cut you a deal.

I'm not gonna hold you
over the coals for it.

How you doing, bud?

We can open Uncle Frank's,
but we got to wait for the others.

I don't know who's more excited,
Frank or Max.

Rip it up! Go at it there. What is it?

Could it be a space ship?
Let's see what we got!

Yeah!

What do you think, Max?
It's got three speeds.

Damn it.

Excuse me. I'll have one of those.

I'm Mark. What's your name?

- Tracy.
- Right.

Nice meeting you... Tracy.

- Right on there.
- There we go.

Okay,
you can go back out and play now.

Come on.

There. Take your doll.

I think she likes you.
She ignores most people.

I feel honored.

So, Mark,
he seems like an interesting guy.

He's harmless.

- How long have you been together?
- Two years.

I told him I had a crush on you in
high school and I think I got him jealous.

You had a crush on me?

You got to be kidding me.
I was obsessed with you.

Not in a dangerous way.

I just watched you a lot,
from a distance.

How come you never asked me out?

You were pretty intimidating back then.

You were always with older guys.
You had that Whitesnake jean jacket.

You smoked Marlboro Reds.
You were way out of my league.

I still have the Whitesnake jean jacket.

I'm still pretty intimidated by you.

- You're bad.
- You're right. I am bad.

Oh, jeez, I'm sorry...

- I guess we're not knocking?
- Excuse me.

Excuse me, I've got to get back to work.

Just returning these Band-Aids.

What are you gonna do? Tell on me?

You know you can't, buddy.
It's guy code. Okay?

Guys don't tell on other guys.
That's something chicks do.

You're not a chick, are you?

All right.

Good talk. I'll see you out there.

Hey there, buddy.

Need a friend?

Yeah, me, too.

Hey.

Wow.

- She's a beauty, ain't she?
- Yeah.

What kind of gun is this?

That's a tranquillizer gun.

If any of these little fuckers
decide to freak out on the kids,

I get to take them down.

Ain't that right, mother? What?

That's what I thought. Shut up.

Hey, be careful with that.

That's the most powerful tranq gun
on the market.

Got her in Mexico.

- Cool.
- Yeah, it is cool.

They say it could puncture
the skin of a rhino from a...

Oh!

Yes!

That's awesome.

What?

You just took one in the jugular, man!

Whoa.

Yes!

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God, I did. Is this bad?

Is this bad?

Pull that out. That shit is not cool.

Wait. Wait. Pull what out?

The dart, man.
You got a fucking dart in your neck.

You're... You're crazy, man.

You're crazy.

I like you.

But you're crazy.

I feel tired.

Look who's coming.
The spaceman's coming.

Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday dear...

Help me, Mommy!

This is the most beautiful day.

Yes.

It really is.

I've missed you, Frank.

I'm so glad you're back.

I've missed you, too, honey.

You look gorgeous.

You're sweet.

He just French kissed me!

Shit!

This better work.

The board members
are beginning to ask questions

about this "civilian fraternity."

Don't worry, it'll work.

Here she comes.
Her name is Megan Huang.

She's student council president,

prelaw, star of the tennis team,
a very promising young woman.

A young woman with a lot to lose.

- Megan, hello.
- Hi.

Have a seat.

I'm sure you know Dean Pritchard.

Don't turn around.

Megan,
this little fraternity over on Brooke Street

has become quite an inconvenience
for us, okay?

And as student body president,
you approved their temporary status.

Unfortunately,
you alone have the ability to revoke it.

So we're gonna need you to go ahead
and do that.

Revoke it? Why?
Everybody loves those guys.

They throw the sickest parties.
I met my boyfriend at their casino night.

That's great.

It says here you are applying
to Columbia Law School.

Wow, that's a tough school to get into.

You know, Dean Pritchard has
some serious connections at Columbia.

Are you bribing me?

Hey.

Don't make life harder on yourself,
Chang.

It's Huang.

Whatever.
How's the tennis season going?

I made some minor changes,
but overall, it's okay.

- It's a pretty standard lease.
- Great.

Thank you for taking a look at it for me.
This stuff always confuses me.

Anytime.

So you and Mark
are moving in together?

Yeah.
Well, financially it makes sense, so...

You know, there's something
I think you should know about Mark.

What is it?

Well...

Relationships are a lot of work.

And, I guess what I'm saying is...

Good luck.

Oh. Okay. Well, thank you.

Yeah. Listen,

I was thinking maybe sometime we
could get some dinner or something.

- Yeah.
- If that's okay with you.

- I'd like that.
- Yeah.

Of course, leave it to me to wait

until you've got a boyfriend
to finally ask you out.

- Timing was never your thing.
- No.

- Okay, so thank you.
- Yeah.

- And call me about dinner.
- I will.

Excuse me, sir!

We have a situation, sir!

What are you guys doing here?
I said never at work.

But it's an emergency.

We can only buy K-Y Jelly
in the 4-ounce tubes.

Industrial size cans will take up to
three to four business days,

so we're screwed.

What's all that for?

It's Blue's birthday.
We're having a K-Y wrestling match.

You know what?
Can we talk about this later, please?

I'm born again, baby!

Yeah! Yeah!

This doesn't seem fair! I'm on a roll!

Rip his head off!

I like your room.

Thanks a lot.

It's kind of a home
away from home for me.

All the posters are mine.

I don't usually like fraternity guys.
They're such losers.

But you're, like, mature.

Mature?

Yeah.

So where do you sleep, anyway?

Usually, I sleep at home.

Sometimes I do crash here.

This is a futon, actually.
It pulls out, you know.

Boy, I didn't realize.

Can I see it?

- The futon?
- Yeah.

Wow.

Amy, I'm sorry.

I'm married. And I can't do this.

- I don't want this to get weird, but...
- Right. I see.

But why don't you
leave me your number?

This way, if something happens
to my wife, I can give you a call.

- I don't think so.
- Okay, that was a bad idea.

Ladies and gentlemen,
welcome to tonight's main event!

Yeah!

In this corner,
weighing in at 110 pounds,

and pushing 89 years of age,

the recent recipient
of a brand-new plastic hip,

Joseph "Blue" Palasky!

And in the opposite corner,
with a combined weight of 210 pounds,

hailing from Hayden dormitory,

Jenny and Jeanie!

Fighters, are you ready?

Hey, Blue,
you sure you're okay with this?

Just ring the fucking bell, you pansy.

Let's get it on!

- Come on.
- Come on, grandpa, let's go.

Let's go, birthday boy!

What's the matter, you scared?

Hello?

I close my eyes

Only for a moment
and the moment's gone

All my dreams

Pass before my eyes in curiosity

Dust in the wind

Looks like we better put
the K-Y wrestling on hold for a while.

Good idea.

Please don't beat yourself up
over this thing. It's not your fault.

Damn it, Blue was old.

That's what old people do. They die.

I'm sorry.

All we are is dust in the wind

You're my boy, Blue!

You're my boy.

It's been a weird month, huh?

Yeah.

Listen, I'm sorry
I didn't call you on your birthday.

My birthday, what do you mean?

Yeah, last Thursday.

You forgot your birthday, didn't you,
Frank?

I'm such an idiot.

- What have you been doing?
- I've been keeping busy.

I... Tried to join a new gym.

That was one thing.

And there's other stuff.
I can't remember, but keeping busy.

You know, I've missed you. You know?

I want you to know that.

I was even thinking maybe tonight we
could get together back at home, and...

I don't know,
maybe put on the Sisq� CD...

I don't think that's such a good idea.

Really? You don't?

I don't know.

Maybe we rushed into this, you know?

I mean, it just doesn't feel right,
does it?

Being married?

What do you mean?

I mean, I think we should get a divorce.

Like a real divorce?

Yeah.

Gotcha.

Okay, well...

- I'm sorry.
- No. Actually, I got to run.

But if I don't talk to you,

keep on, keep trucking, you know?

Okay, good stuff.

Well, what do you think?

Yeah, it's okay.

- Just okay?
- Yeah.

I had Mitch look at the lease.
He thinks it sounds like a good deal.

You had Mitch look at the lease?
When?

Last week, I stopped by his office.

- Oh, God.
- What?

I don't know.

I'm not so sure about that guy.

Mitch? Why? He's so sweet.

Something I saw last week,
at the birthday party.

- What did you see?
- I didn't want to get into this, but...

I walked in on him, and he was
harassing one of the caterers.

A young girl.

- Really?
- Yeah.

He was being aggressive
and grabbing her. It was disgusting.

I know he's your friend.

- Hello?
- Hey, it's Mitch.

Hi, Mitch.

I was thinking, if you're not too busy,

maybe I'd take you up
on that cup of coffee.

- Now's not really a good time.
- Look.

I'm really sorry about the other day.
I want the chance to explain everything.

- I don't think so.
- It's...

It's been kind of a tough day,
and it'd really mean a lot.

Listen, there are a few things
I wanted to clear up

because I get the feeling you have
an entirely distorted view of who I am.

Really?
What would ever give you that idea?

Okay,
that's one pecan pie and two coffees.

And don't worry.

For the Godfather,
it's always on the house.

- Not here.
- I know who you are. I am Avi.

I'm a big supporter
of what you guys are doing.

Thank you.

You are beautiful. No offense, though.
He is the king.

You are taking coffee and pie
with a living legend.

That's very kind, but I insist, I'll pay.

- Your money, it's not good here.
- Okay.

I look forward
to pledging next semester.

Okay, now don't you think
this is going a little far?

I heard one of your pledges died.
Is that true?

Well, yes. But he was really old.

And I feel pretty confident
that when we get the autopsy back,

it'll show that it was
probably of natural causes.

Look, to be honest, you're really not
the person I thought you were.

- But it's okay. It's not a big deal.
- I think that I am that person.

And I feel more like myself now
than I have in a really long time.

So, that's why you go around
harassing young women?

- Doing what?
- The caterer.

At the birthday party.
Mark told me about her.

Wait a second.
I didn't want to say anything,

but Mark is the one who
was acting inappropriate.

- You are unbelievable.
- It's true.

Hey, look who it is.

Hey, Mitch.

Darcie, hey.

Hi. I've been meaning to call you.

I just didn't want you to worry
about my dad.

He doesn't know anything,
so it's totally cool.

- Her dad?
- Yeah.

Yeah. You know, it's nothing, really.
I mean, they actually work together.

We gotta run, 'cause we got this
prom committee thing,

so I'll see you around.

- Sorry.
- Bye.

Prom committee thing?

That I actually can explain.

Right, I'm sure you can.

- I have to go.
- Please wait a second.

No, really. I have to go.

Hey. Chicks.

Don't worry for her.

Love, it's a motherfucker, huh?

Holy shit!

Dear Mitch, if you're holding this letter,
you already know.

The house has been boarded up.
The windows, the doors, everything.

We're at the Comfort Inn, room 112.

I love you. Frank.

Due to these infractions,

not only will your house
be repossessed,

but those of you who are students
will be expelled from the university

for your participation
in a non-sanctioned fraternity.

Please take a moment
to allow this information to sink in.

Good. Believe me,

the actions taken by the student council
have come as a great shock to me.

But unfortunately,
there's nothing I can do about it.

Thank you for your time.
Good luck, and God bless America.

He can't do that.

This guy's playing hardball.

I got to say,
I'm kind of impressed by him.

Well, we're expelled.

My life is over and I'm gonna wind up
working at Red Lobster.

- You already work in Red Lobster.
- Yeah, but it's part time, Dick.

- Guys.
- Hey, listen.

This is a serious situation.
I mean, I'm kicked out of school.

I don't know what I'm gonna do.
My mom's gonna kill me.

Come on, she's not gonna kill you.

Yes, she is.

I'm the first one
to go to college in my family.

When I left, she said,
"Weensie, screw this up, I'll kill you."

She showed me the knife.

Mitch is a lawyer, buddy.

He's gonna take care
of this thing, okay?

It's gonna be all right.

He was supposed to be Luke Skywalker.

Guys, still want to be in the fraternity?

We've been waiting all semester
for you to ask us that.

Good. I need your help with something.

Off the record. You do this, you're in.

Sir, yes, sir.

Okay. Walsh, I need you to track down
a copy of University Code 7-A,

- then fax it to this number immediately.
- Got it.

- I need to talk to you.
- Give me five minutes.

Booker, make two copies
of this petition, have it notarized,

and then messenger it over
to 34 Langley, and then...

Listen, Donald tells me you got these
guys working prep for the arbitration.

I told you five times, I want them
working the Sunshine Square deal.

Well, I locked
the Sunshine Square deal yesterday,

so now I have them
helping with the arbitration,

and I'd appreciate it
if you let me handle my own team

and don't get on my ass
every time I'm trying to do something.

All right.

- Wanna make sure you're on top of it.
- Well, I am.

Well, good. Carry on.

See?
That's why they call him the Godfather.

Hey.

Just take care of it.

Gentlemen, got some good news
and I got some bad news.

Did a little research.

What Pritchard did, technically,
is illegal.

We have the right to a formal evaluation

before they can deny
our official application.

However, we're now subject
to a charter certification review

given by the board of trustees.

Damn it.

Wait.
Wait, what does that mean exactly?

According to university bylaws, it's a
thorough inspection of the fraternity,

and our contribution to the community.

Focuses on five categories:

Academics, athletics,
community service,

debate, and school spirit.

Good luck to everybody.
It was nice to know you all.

And I'll see you around campus.

Actually, all of us are being tested.
Yeah.

What are you talking about?
I'm not even in school.

It's in the bylaws.

Every member of the fraternity
is subject to review

in every category, including academics.

Mitch, can you come here a second?
I don't mind popping for breakfast.

I do speakers. I don't do tests.

This is unbelievable.

What happened to "needing
brotherhood now more than ever"?

They need us.

Come on, college is overrated anyway.

I built Speaker City from the ground up.
I can barely read. Truth.

This damn thing was your idea,
and you convinced me to do it,

and now people's lives are ruined.

Ruined? Like whose life is ruined?

Well, let's see.

Blue's dead, Frank's divorced,

I've lost my house,
Nicole thinks I'm a total jackass.

And now we got nine kids who are
gonna get expelled from school,

and you're not even
gonna help them out.

Is this thing gonna go down smooth?
I'm missing 18 holes of golf here.

One hundred percent.
I got creative with some of their tests.

It should make
for a very entertaining day.

I'm going to enjoy
kicking these assholes off campus.

Ditto.

Welcome, everyone, to the official
debate section of the charter review.

Unfortunately, the captain
of the university debate team

had a scheduling conflict. Yeah.

So we had to bring someone else in
to fill in for this event.

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome
the co-host of CNN's Crossfire,

famed political consultant,
the "Raging Cajun," Mr. James Carville.

- Thank you.
- Don't clap.

Thank you, Dean Pritchard.
It's an honor and pleasure to be here.

Topic number one.

What is your position
on the role of government

in supporting innovation
in the field of biotechnology?

Well, Dean,
I'm glad you asked that question...

I'd like to jump in and take that one,
Jimmy, if you don't mind.

Have at it, hoss.

Why doesn't he wait for an easy one?

Frank, no...

Recent research has shown
the empirical evidence

for globalization of corporate
innovation is very limited.

And as a corollary,
the market for technologies is shrinking.

As a world leader,
it is important for America

to provide systematic research grants
for our scientists.

I believe
there will always be a need for us

to have a well-articulated
innovation policy

with emphasis on human resource
development. Thank you.

- Where'd that come from?
- What happened? I blacked out.

- It was awesome.
- That was interesting.

Thank you very much.
And, your rebuttal, Mr. Carville?

We have no response.

That was perfect.

That's the way you do it!
That's the way you debate.

Number 12.

Which of the following is a
generally accepted graphical technique

for determining
first order system parameters?

Is it, A,
Harriot's method of solving cubics?

B, Pythagorean triplets?

Or C, the migration method
of graphing quadratic functions?

Harriot's method of solving cubics.

The answer is A,
Harriot's method of solving cubics.

Good test.

All right, Frank. Let's do this.

Go, Harrison!

- Yes!
- Wow.

Let's go, Cougars!

Oh, no!

Help me! Help me!

Dean Pritchard,
can I talk to you for a second?

Megan, I'm a little busy.

I didn't get into Columbia Law School.

How awful.

You said if I revoked their charter,
you'd get me into Columbia.

I did say that.

No one at Columbia
has even heard of you.

Oh, Megan.

Look, I did my part.
Now you have to do yours.

- That's how bribes work.
- I know how bribes work.

I bribe people all the time,
but I changed my mind.

It's a free country. Lesson learned.

Damn it!

Sorry, guys,
I lost my composure out there.

- I'm an idiot.
- Don't worry.

We'll make those points up.
Your skin's gonna grow back, too.

I'm sorry.

How many events
do we actually have left here?

One.
Frank's accident definitely set us back.

But if we pass...
If we pass athletics, we're in.

All right, everybody!
That's what I'm talking about.

We've made a great effort so far.
Let's just keep it up!

That's right!

We can't have anyone
freak out out there, okay?

We've got to keep our composure!
We've come too far.

There's too much to lose!
We've got to just keep our composure!

For your final test,

I've chosen the men's gymnastics
team's all-around competition.

And participants in the three events

will be chosen at random by me,
right now.

Let's see, rings.

Bernard. Okay, great.

Floor exercise. How about Frank?

Great.

And for the vault competition,
I don't know...

How about...

- You.
- Me?

Yeah. Is there a problem with that?

I'm still holding.

Still holding!

- It's physically impossible.
- Don't worry. Abdul is there to spot you.

We're waiting, gentlemen.

Just hit the board as hard as you can
and shut your eyes.

- You ready?
- Have fun with it.

Go! Come on!

Come on!

Yeah!

Oh, my God! Yes!

Congratulations, gentlemen.
You put forth quite an effort.

You really did.

But I'm afraid I have
some bad news for you.

You didn't pass your review.

What are you talking about?
We finished with an 84%.

Yes, you people did finish with an 84%,

but unfortunately, another pledge of
yours scored a zero in every category.

- What pledge?
- A Joseph "Blue" Palasky.

Hey, man, Blue's dead.
He passed away two weeks ago.

He's listed right here
on your official chapter roster,

and those zeroes drop your average
to a 58%.

Come on, you got to be kidding me.

It's been quite a journey.

You're gonna be all right, Frank.

- Come on, now, big cat.
- I have no reason to live.

We're gonna find you
a one-bedroom apartment,

get you back on your feet,
maybe move you in over at Beanie's...

It's not gonna be the same.

Didn't quite work out for you fellows,
did it?

I recommend you drive off immediately,
before something bad happens.

- I'm scared.
- Excuse me, Mitch? Am I interrupting?

Megan, you are. If you could leave,
it would be tremendous for all of us.

I thought you guys
might find this interesting.

You said if I revoked their charter,
you'd get me into Columbia.

I did say that.

Look, I did my part.
Now you have to do yours.

- That's how bribes work.
- I know how bribes work...

You know what? Just, let me...

Bird-dog him, Frankie!

Coming through!

- Go that way!
- Slow down, man!

Pritchard, hey, it's over.

Hand over the tape. It's over.
It's over, okay?

You know where
the rest of the guys are?

I don't know, we all spread out.

What are you doing? What are you...

Time out. Time out.

Excuse me! Excuse me!

Gentlemen... Oh, God!

Wait, wait, my shoulder.

This man accosted me!

You are all witnesses! He accosted me!

Frank!

Frank, are you okay?

Mitch, I'm so cold.

Come on, big cat.

I think I see Blue.

He looks glorious.

- Stay with me.
- Okay.

I did good.

You did great.

Man, I'm telling you!

Hi.

Hey! Wow.

- How are you?
- I'm okay.

- You know, I got that apartment.
- Good for you. That's great.

And you were right about Mark.

What happened?

Let's just say I caught him red-handed
and it wasn't pretty.

I guess I thought he could change,
you know?

I don't know.

So you're moving out?

Yeah, I'm moving into a new place,
far, far away from here.

What about your little fraternity?

Well, they're upgrading,
moving into a new facility.

And to tell you the truth,

they don't have much use
for the Godfather anymore.

I hope you'll still think I'm cool
even without all this.

I think I can deal with it.

I appreciate it.

Although, you know, I have to say,

I have always been a little curious
about what goes on inside these places.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

I do have another 12 hours on my lease.

I'd be more than happy
to show you around.

- Really?
- Yeah.

Maybe for a minute.

Great.

Happy Tuesday to you out there.

It's "Frank the Tank" here
at Harrison Cougar Radio, 88.6.

Wanna give a shout-out
to the Godfather.

If it wasn't for you,
I wouldn't be here today, Mitch.

I'd probably be dead.

Face down
in a drained pool somewhere.

A quick note
to all you future brothers out there,

brand-new house on campus,

located at Dean Pritchard's
former residence.

You all remember that crazy bastard.

We'd love for you to join us
this Saturday at our open house

for some chips, soda,
and some late-night streaking.

Little right. Little more.

Yeah, that's good enough.
That's good enough.

- Welcome aboard, Booker.
- Thank you, sir.

- Walsh. Well done.
- Frank the Tank.

- Why don't you get me a fresh beer?
- You serious?

Now!

Now! Hurry, you sorry son of a bitch!

Oh, shit.

I close my eyes

Only for a moment
and the moment's gone

All my dreams

Pass before my eyes in curiosity

Dust in the wind

All they are is...

Stay in the goal.

We gotta stay in the goal.
You can't be walking around.

You're killing me.
Can we stay between the posts?

I want focus, I want intensity,
and I want "1, 2, 3"!

Woofers!

Go, go, go, eat them up!
Hungry, hungry, hungry! Eat them up!

Caleb, you know what to do in the box.
We talked about it. In the box!

Chill out, we're up by six.

That ref's a real prick out there.
That's right, you heard me, my man!

Number four's been throwing elbows,
and someone's kid's gonna get hurt.

What?

Let's make it official then, jackass!

Let's make it official!

Get the clipboard.
I'll be in the car, all right?

- Have some respect for yourself.
- Thank you.

Is that Frank the Tank?

Hey. Heidi.

- How you doing?
- I'm doing really good.

I got into body painting.

- I didn't know that.
- Yeah.

- That's great.
- Well, you're looking very healthy.

Oh, thanks. Yeah, so are you.

Oh, thank you.

So I heard you and Marissa split up.
Is that true?

- Yeah, we did.
- Oh! You poor baby.

You know, I'm having this get-together
at my place tomorrow night.

Just like a few Internet friends.
You should swing by.

- Really?
- Totally.

- Okay.
- All right.

- That sounds awesome.
- See you tomorrow night.

Awesome.

Yes!

I am back!

You know it!