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Four, three, two, one.
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Party 6 -10.
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The Bears win the Super Bowl.
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Man. Do you think someday we could watch
the real Super Bowl instead of this
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tape from 1986?
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Well, if they had videotape in 1908,
we'd be watching the Cubs winning the
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Series right now.
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So, a trip back to the 96 NBA Finals,
watch the Bulls play the Suns?
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Did we win that one?
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I don't recall.
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Nor do I.
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Women
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don't
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need all these toilets.
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Well, let's cut a couple of them.
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keep the 26 open?
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It's Gracie's career day at school. Oh,
not career day. Can't you go and feed
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him that line about how raising kids is,
you know, a full -time job?
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Oh, yeah, you know, I would, but that
day I'm sitting in the hot tub all day
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eating bonbons.
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When I did career day for Ruby last
year, all the kids just stared at me.
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I mean, the only one that bombed worse
than me was an actuary.
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I felt bad for his kid.
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Honey, come on. You did it for Ruby. You
gotta do it for Gracie.
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All right.
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Well, you think I can become an
astronaut by the 26th?
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Well, you could certainly be rejected by
the 26th.
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That's my boy. Did you hear that pitch?
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Did you hear that tonal quality?
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Yeah, most kids couldn't pull that off
until they were six.
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Yeah, honey, maybe we can get him into
the gifted program.
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Wow,
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he's on a roll.
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Hey, hey, hey, no, no, don't encourage
him. That's exactly how it started with
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Jim. Oh, come on, Cheryl. You know you
want to laugh. Come on, it doesn't
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if you're a truck stop hooker or the
Queen of England. Everybody agrees on
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thing. Farts, funny.
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Daryl, remember that whoopee cushion we
had when we were kids? Big laugh.
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Andy, I shared a room with you. It
wasn't always the whoopee cushion.
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Man, if I were to come up with a whoopee
cushion, I'd be wearing solid gold
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pants right now.
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Yeah. That would really test that gold
doesn't tarnish thing.
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Hey, what if we came up with a toy, you
know, like a doll, that made that exact
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sound?
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I think I'm sitting on a brilliant idea.
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You got, like, your other brilliant
ideas?
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The self -folding pants?
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Donuts filled with liquor?
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Cheryl, that was a good idea. Open up
your mind, will you?
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You know what? If Henry Ford's wife had
your kind of attitude, we would have
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conceived Gracie on the back of a horse.
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You know, Jim, if you're serious about
this doll thing, we should work up a
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prototype. Prototype? I don't know.
Sounds like a lot of time and...
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No, it'll be easy. I'll do everything.
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Oh, and I'll do the rest.
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Hey, you know, this could work.
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Can you imagine if this thing took off?
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Oh, come on. Are you actually going to
put time and money into making a doll
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that just passes gas?
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What makes you think that's the only
thing it could do?
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I mean, maybe it could speak. You know,
maybe it could teach kids history.
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Okay, Jim, that is crazy. You're right.
It'll just fart and talk.
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Hey, how about this?
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Call the gas company. They think we have
a leak.
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Oh, hey, how about, Houston, we are a go
for launch.
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It's a very interesting job. You see, he
gets people together, and he shows them
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how to make a building.
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Does he get free ice cream?
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No. Then I don't want him to come.
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Well, he is coming, and you better
pretend what he does is interesting.
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Yeah, just like your mommy does.
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Your attention, please.
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Not since Thomas Alva Edison conquered
the darkness with his daring elect...
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Electric lights in 1883.
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Presenting... Cassie Gus.
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Hey, I was gonna say that. Yeah, like in
three hours.
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Okay, go ahead. Squeeze it.
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And I can talk to him. He might really
go for this.
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You see that? You see that? Even your
sister believes in me. And she has no
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reason to because she knows I can't
stand her.
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Go on, Dana.
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No, no, no, Dana, don't go on.
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You're just throwing fuel on the
crackpot.
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I know, I know. Most of the time Jim
talks and I just hear static. But this
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I think you might be on to something.
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universal language.
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Now, if you'll turn to page 23 in your
regional marketing report, you'll see
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steady sales growth and novelty toy
profits regardless of economic climate.
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Oh, right.
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46 % of men and 31 % of women will
purchase at least one to three novelty
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annually. She's killing us here. I'm on
it. If you look at the insert graph on 3
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.01... Excuse me, Dana.
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Not since Thomas Alva Edison.
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Excuse me, folks, if I may.
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What are you doing? I am bringing seven
people out of a coma.
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Folks, you know, you can't really put
the joy of farting onto a graph.
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But you can squeeze it into a tiny pair
of overalls.
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Now that's a skyscraper.
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Thank you for your time.
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No, Mommy, put your pinky up. You look
like a truck driver.
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Cheryl, Cheryl, Cheryl, Cheryl. Hi,
Daddy.
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We're having a tea party. What kind of
tea do you want?
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Uh, beer?
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Cheryl, the investors loved it. They
just loved it. When Gassy Gus let one
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it was like mixing Christmas with chili.
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This is going to be big, and I intend to
parlay it into fast cars and cheap
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women.
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Or cheap cars and fast women. Either
way, I'm good.
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They actually bought into the whole doll
thing? Well, not yet, but they will.
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You know what? These investors probably
hear a thousand ideas a day. I don't
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want you to get your hopes up, because
you'll just be disappointed if it
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happen. Why can't you believe in me? The
man has a vision.
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Yes, honey.
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Some men...
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Look at a farting doll and ask why.
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I look at a farting doll and ask, why
not?
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Hey, they loved it.
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What? Yes, there is.
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You're serious? Yes, they're going to
invest.
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They think it's going to be bigger than
the singing bass.
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Oh, yeah, sweet.
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Oh, chicks love rich guys.
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Now I can finally afford to let myself
go.
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You too, buddy.
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Gus, Gus, Gus, Gus, Gus, Gus, Gus, Gus.
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To Gessie Gunn, who will cost $2 to
make, but retail for $19 .95.
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$29 .95 in Canada. To our foolish
neighbors to the north.
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When are the checks going to start
rolling in? Because there's a couple of
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I want to make sure I can afford to
punch.
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Well, first the investors have to take
their 70 % cut.
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70 % cut?
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But we came up with the idea.
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Yeah, but they're the ones who are
putting up the money.
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Well, here's to the mime in Grant Park
that gets to live another day.
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Hey, guys.
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I made mini pizzas for our little
celebration.
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Celebration? Yeah.
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It was a dream. We all worked hard.
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And it became a reality.
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Here it's to us.
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You know, honey, when you say the words
we and us, it implies that you had
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something to do with the success of this
project.
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Yeah, you said it was never going to
happen.
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Yeah, you told me not to waste my time
with these goofballs. She said
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Goofballs? Yeah.
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You know, like a sounding board?
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Every successful team needs that.
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Here's Jeff.
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Look who's on board.
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You know, Cheryl, I don't really need
you there at the podium when
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they're swearing me in.
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I need you in Iowa, New Hampshire,
kissing babies and shaking hands.
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You know, I want my wife to be first in
line, not fifth.
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Excuse me, I'm sorry.
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Is it me, or is this bandwagon getting a
little crowded?
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Cheryl, you made your bed. Now lie in
it.
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I make all the beds!
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True, she does. She makes all the beds.
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And it didn't matter that the building
was burning.
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It was my job to go in there and... Save
the old kitten.
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Was it worth it?
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You tell me.
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That is so shameless.
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Yeah, really.
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Can I play with the kitty?
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Thank you, Monica's dad, for that
inspiring tale of selfless heroism.
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Well, we've heard from a fireman, a
candy maker, and a real life...
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Let's see who's next.
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Oh, how about Gracie's dad?
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It's like following Sinatra.
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Eddie, come on. We're on. You are a gift
from God? Yes, you are.
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Okay. Thank you, Mrs. Ganzel.
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run into a burning building.
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But can you ever stop to think, who
built that burning building?
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Well, in some cases, it was me.
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I am a general contractor.
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It's my job to execute building plans
and secure permits from the city.
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Andy, would you put the clapped cricket
in the hallway?
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It's very distracting.
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Honey, honey, show them the blueprints.
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They're really blue.
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Blueprints? Let me get them out of my
bag.
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Danger! Blasting zone!
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You thought that was funny, huh?
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Honey, honey, not here.
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You want to hear another one?
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Yeah!
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Nasty Gus.
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I made him. I'm also an inventor.
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You invented the fart?
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I reinvented it.
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Can we play with him, Daddy?
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Sure, Gracie. I could pass it around.
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Unless you'd rather play with the
kitten.
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Yes,
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question. from one of the jealous
parents in the back.
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Yeah, you're responsible for Gassy Gus?
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Well, and me. Here, take this filthy
animal.
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I'm Andy.
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Don't forget about me.
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No, I won't. I won't. You've been
served.
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This is a cease and desist notice.
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I'm here on behalf of Monko Toys. Gassy
Gus is a copyright infringement on a
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line of novelty dolls that they already
make. Wait, some big company already
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makes this thing? But this is based on
me.
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I mean, it's my voice. It's my sound
that I make.
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Yes, well, the fact remains that if you
continue to make or sell these, you will
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be in violation of Section 501A of the
Copyright Infringement Act and subject
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prosecution.
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Hey, kid, I'm a process server. That's
my job.
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Hey, Monica's dead.
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Give me the cat.
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shouldn't have wasted my time with you
goofballs. That's right, you heard me. I
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said goofballs.
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Hey, we got one, too. They served us at
school.
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Yeah, I know. I sent him there.
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What? Why would you do that?
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Because it made me feel good. All right,
all right. Don't panic here. We're not
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going to take this lying down.
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I'm going to hire a lawyer.
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Cheryl, that kid, Emily, wasn't her
father a lawyer?
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Honey, I don't really think he's an
option. You flipped him off in the
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lot.
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Hey, what about me, huh?
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I was going to buy a boat. I had a great
name picked out.
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Boaty call. Oh, come on.
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Come on. You guys don't even know what
you're mad about.
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You tried something and it didn't work
out. I mean, it's not like I'm going to
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say I told you so. No.
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No, I did.
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All you're out is the cost of the
prototype.
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You know who shouldn't be crying are
your investors.
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I'm standing here with the investors,
aren't I?
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Well, you know, I invested some of our
money.
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Got nothing to hide.
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How much?
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You know, I'm not good with numbers. How
much?
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Two thousand bucks.
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What? I put in three thousand.
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I put in four.
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There's a lot of hidden expenses, you
know, in business, like storage, office
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space, courtside tickets for the Bulls.
What?
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I mean, they wanted 70%. All I was doing
was eliminating the middleman. I mean,
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think about it. If the Beatles had sold
their own albums, can you imagine how
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rich they'd be?
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Well, Jim, the Beatles... Okay, listen.
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I just, I can't believe you would throw
our money away without telling me. I did
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it for us.
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I want a better life for our children. I
mean, look around.
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Do you really want our kids to live like
this the rest of their lives?
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You invested $2 ,000.
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Dupe these saps for seven more.
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Hey.
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And you got nothing to show for it?
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Well, I wouldn't say nothing.
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All these boxes are full of gassy Gus
dolls?
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Well, except for that one there. Those
are workout clothes for charity.
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I mean, face it, that fitness craze is
over with.
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You were just going to tell me it was a
stupid idea anyway. No, honey, we would
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have talked about it. Yes, and then you
would have told me it was a stupid idea.
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How do I know?
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Ice cream.
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Ice fishing.
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Ice something.
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What are you doing?
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I am making the donuts of your dreams.
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Donuts filled with liquor?
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This one is whiskey with rainbow
sprinkles. I call this one gin -a -min.
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Why are you doing this? Because it is a
brilliant idea.
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And I support you. This time, I am first
in line.
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Who are your ideas?
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Thank you.
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Poo -poo.
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Because you, you are a great husband.
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And I love you. And whether your ideas
are good or stupid, I want to be there
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for you.
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You really mean that? Yes. Or is that
the donut stock? No, no.
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But it's actually like being the head of
a small company.
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You have to manage a budget, organize
your resources,
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vacuum, and
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always have lots of freshly baked
chocolate chip cookies.
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That is shameless.
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Tell me about it.
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