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140 BPM.
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It's a little faster than we'd like, but
not uncommon for renal patients.
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I knew it. I'll call Mom. No, don't call
Mom. She's just going to freak out.
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Yeah, hi, Mom. It's elevated.
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Yeah, well, tell Mom that I'm going to
start him on Carbate alone, and then
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we'll be monitoring for the next few
hours.
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And if you need anything... She's
freaking out. She wants to talk to you.
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don't want to talk right now, but don't
tell her that because... He doesn't want
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to talk to you right now. I'm so sorry,
Mom.
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Mom, I'm here, and I do want to talk to
you. He's physically keeping me from the
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phone. I am not. Your son is just a
prick.
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Ruben's got a tattoo?
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He's got a tattoo. Ask to see his left
ankle, Mom. He will not show you. Harry
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has been on the kidney transplant list
for three years now. Still a couple
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out. The wait can be frustrating.
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Helps to have family around.
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Usually.
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Sorry. Hey, quick question.
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If someone wanted to give Harry a kidney
directly, how would that work? Could he
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skip the line?
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Sure, if you had someone that wanted to
do that.
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Yeah. Me.
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Wow. That's incredibly generous.
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Yeah, I've offered to him before, but he
always turns me down. So I would love
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to do this, you know, anonymously.
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That is so beautiful.
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Well, we'd have to run some tissue tests
to make sure you guys are a match, but
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we could knock that out today.
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Great. Ruben, your parking ticket's on
the floor. You're out of your mind if
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think I'm paying a lost ticket fee.
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Gee, no wonder his kidney wants out.
You're shouting in a hospital.
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I like to say that every day is a big
day here at St. Dennis, but today those
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are not just words that I'm saying.
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Today the city building inspector is
coming by to sign off on the new
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center. Ah, the final step.
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Bring it, Mr. Bulldog Inspector.
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Oh.
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I'm sorry. I meant to say building
inspector, but can you imagine a bulldog
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inspector?
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I want that job.
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That was an uplifting start to the day.
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This guy offered his brother a kidney.
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Oh, wow. How much you want for it? No,
it was like a selfless gesture. He
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want anything for it. Not yet.
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Oh, boy. Just once, I would love for it
to be, Hey, Alex, I totally agree with
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that very uncontroversial thing that
you've just said. How's the new vanilla
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creamer? My stance on flavored creamers
is no.
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Okay, yeah, it was a nice gesture, but
it was not selfless. Because nothing is
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selfless. Take her to school, right? And
the nice guys always want something in
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return. A pat on the back, a high five.
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People do selfless things all the time.
I mean, this job is selfless.
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You can pay for it.
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All right.
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Well, you know what? I just donated $25
to Parker's GoFundMe for his dog's eye
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surgery. And you get to look like a good
person.
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Plus, the next time you put that tin can
out for Ella's Girl Scout cookies,
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Parker owes you one. You know what? I'm
on Team Alex here. Thank you. Yeah. Last
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thing in the world I wanted to do was go
to the gym this morning, but I went
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anyway. Why?
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Not for me.
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For my chest and back.
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And traps.
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Okay. So I'm alone in this. No, I get
it. It's like how you did that big pond
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cleanup last weekend.
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Exactly. Which I know about because you
posted it on Instagram.
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Did she disable the likes? Oh, no, she
did not disable the likes. Do I know
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that means?
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Don't need to. I just know she didn't do
it. You know what? Hate on me all you
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want, but if you needed a kidney, I
would be the first to offer mine. No
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attached. Wait, but that applies to me
too, right? If I need a kidney?
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Obviously, Serena gets first dibs.
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No, but we should get a list going so
there's no drama later.
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Okay, Alex's organs.
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Who wants what?
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So, Ron and Serena think it's impossible
for someone to do something for purely
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selfless reasons.
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Well, I am pretty sure I just proved
them wrong. How did I prove them wrong?
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not telling. Because that would be
taking credit. And credit is of no
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to me.
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Daddy! I got you. You're my captive. Uh
-oh. Guess I'll have to lick my way out.
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What? Just did a little research.
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92 % of kidney transplants come from
loved ones. So there's actually a lot of
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value in having close relationships.
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And not just for your kidneys. No. Men
with strong friendships live an extra
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four years on average.
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Yep. Bruce needs a dude.
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Looking for a dude.
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Okie dokie.
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Listen, I happen to be in the market for
a friend. A best friend, as a matter of
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fact. And, Matt, you are the lucky guy
who's going to help me find him.
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Oh, good.
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Pretty psyched to be helping Bruce on
his friendship journey.
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I mean, who wouldn't want to be his best
friend?
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Texting back and forth, sharing inside
jokes.
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Sorry, I was just imagining what they
could be.
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Yeah, that is going to be fun.
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For someone.
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Hey, Joyce. The building inspector just
got here.
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Oh, you sure you don't mean the bulldog
inspector?
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Sorry. You weren't there.
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Bummer. Anyway, he's down the hall.
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Oh.
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Oh,
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my God. Val, are you sitting down?
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Yep. Kate, do you remember me telling
you about a date I went on about five
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years ago at Enzo's?
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No. Yeah, you do. We both ordered the
breaded eggplant, and they only brought
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one, even though we wanted two.
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No. And then I went to the bathroom and
I got locked in, but I had left my cell
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phone at the table.
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No. And the stalls were only six inches
off the ground, so I had to slither
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underneath and I got my back all wet.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah, that was funny.
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Well, it's him.
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That's Michael.
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Okay.
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You guys, I just checked the GoFundMe
for my dog Bunzee's eye surgery and
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an anonymous angel just donated $1 ,000.
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Wow. Are you sure it wasn't $100?
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Nope. It was $1 ,000.
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Damn. That's crazy.
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I added an extra zero.
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Two zeros is $100.
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Three zeros is $1 ,000. It's too many
zeros.
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Good news. A lot of tips online for how
to make friends. You could join a cigar
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club or a rec sports team.
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There's also community theater.
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Okay, I'm trying to find a pal, Matt.
Not join the cast of Seussical, the
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musical. Come on, can't we just rustle
up someone around here?
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Oh, that's great. I didn't know you were
open to mixing friendships and
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professional relationships.
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Yeah, well, I am, so go on. What do I
do?
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I guess you could start with the
classics, right?
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Ask questions, listen, relate, express
an interest. Okay, well, I know you're
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not supposed to do that with women, but
who knows? Maybe it'll work with men.
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All right, get out of here, you
knucklehead.
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Brucicle the musical.
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Now that's something.
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So I accidentally made a payment on my
card.
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Well, it wasn't an accident, but the
amount was incorrect, and so I just want
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know if I can cancel that charge.
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Representative?
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Did you make sure and say that deep down
inside you're a very selfless bank
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customer? Or are they just going to pick
that up as you take money out of a
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suffering dog surgery fund?
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Well, I just want to reiterate how
deeply, deeply grateful I am. May
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made that donation, I wish you'd speak
up so that Muncie and I can thank you
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properly.
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Parker.
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Whoever did this, I'm sure they're happy
that you're happy. And that's all the
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thanks they need.
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Wow.
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Curveball.
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Then he whisked me off to karaoke where
we sang 90s jams for hours.
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And after the second round of no scrubs,
even the owner was like, haven't you
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had enough?
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P .S. I hadn't. So did the night end
there?
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Don't ask me that.
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We might have FK'd.
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Oh, you... No, no.
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Must you take it there?
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No, we French kissed.
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FK'd. Does anyone call it that?
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If you know, you know, Dakota.
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Anyway, we might be able to use this to
our advantage.
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Hey, you.
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It's Joyce.
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Hey, I'm just going through the
electrical, and then I'm going to move
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HREC.
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Joyce, Joyce Henderson.
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Yep, the only Joyce on my contact sheet.
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Well, so how are you?
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Asked me that after I finished the two
inspections they just added.
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They must be close by, right? No,
they're far.
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Okay, this is funny, right?
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What am I, on some hidden camera prank
show?
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No, you'd have to tell me, right? That's
the law.
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Okay, propofol's set to push. Set to
push. 20 mils? 20 mils. Also, what's up?
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What? Well, how's your life going? You,
uh, I don't know, you binging anything
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these days?
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Actually,
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yeah. Oh. The wife and I just watched a
great How It's Made about aglets.
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The hell's an aglet? You know, those...
Little fasteners that go on the ends of
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shoelaces to prevent fraying.
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Patel, are you trying to put this guy to
sleep or me? I love that show.
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Right? It's like all this stuff you
never think about.
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But once you do, it's happening. You
just want to learn more.
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Yes. Okay, put him under.
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Ridiculous.
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It's really sweet what you did for
Parker.
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Not all heroes wear capes. Dakota, I
don't even know what you're referring
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Hey.
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How are you doing?
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You're holding up?
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Yeah, I'm fine.
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We'll just, you know, shop at the cheap
grocery store this month.
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Hey, do people ever resold their
Skechers?
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Do you think maybe it's time to talk to
Parker about getting your money back?
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No, I can't do that.
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I mean, if enduring a little bit of pain
is what it takes to show I'm a good
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person... Al, come on.
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You're literally the only person who
replaces toilet paper in the ladies'
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Yeah, but I'm always a little spiteful
when I do it. Alex, because you're a
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person. Now go mess Parker up and get
your money back.
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Hey, what's up?
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Sorry, was my sickness boring you?
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I mean, it's been over an hour. Well,
okay, I was... You were at the gift
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right? Right. Yeah, I was at the gift
shop. Oh, you're out spinning a keychain
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tower while I'm stuck with this guy,
huh? You asked me about my weekend.
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No offense.
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It's just I thought, I don't know,
having my brother sit with me during a
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medical crisis wouldn't be such a huge
ask.
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Oh, I don't think he thought it was a
gift shop. Okay, okay.
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You want to know what I was doing? I was
out getting tested to see if I could
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give you my kidney.
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Yeah, but I was trying to do it
anonymously. Oh, anonymous.
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Wow, hero.
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And you almost kept it quiet a whole
morning. Because you couldn't get off my
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nuts for leaving the room for ten
minutes. It was an hour. You know what?
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don't want your kidney anyway, okay? I
am rejecting it outside the body. Oh,
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are a child, okay? Oh, I'm a child.
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So a bit of an awkward stitch here,
Parker.
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That $1 ,000 donation was actually me.
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And it was supposed to be $100, which I
think is still pretty generous.
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But there was some finger slippage. So
if you could just issue me a quick
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refund, that would be amazing.
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Yeah, that kind of doesn't add up.
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Last week you donated, what, $25 under
your name?
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Oh, well, yeah, I can see why that's
confusing. And now you made this huge
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second donation that you don't want
credit for. Nah, nah.
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That's, like, super soft.
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I don't think we need to call it that.
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You know who this really isn't? Fair to?
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Wrong.
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Seriously?
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Are you? This is really gross, Alex.
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Even for you.
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Even? for me?
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Now, the building inspector doesn't even
recognize me.
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Did I have different hair back then? Let
me check.
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I keep a monthly log of your length and
shape. No, I think my hairstyle is still
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the same.
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Send me that log, though.
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Maybe I just need to jog his memory.
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I mean, you don't sing no scrubs with
someone until the wee hours of the
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and then just forget them.
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Honestly, he might be gaslighting you.
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Last weekend, I ran into Keith at
Costco.
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Didn't even say hello. Just asked him to
check the back for more Charmin Ultra.
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He found it.
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Hey, good news. Your fire suppression
system looks solid.
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Oh, you know, I am famished today. If I
don't get some Clams Pazalipo in me
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right now.
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Oh, speaking of Clams Pazalipo, have you
ever been to Enzo's, that cute little
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Italian place next to the muffler shop?
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I have, actually. Oh, have you now? Yes,
ma 'am. Did their inspection.
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Dinged them for termites.
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Yeah, but have you ever eaten there?
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Maybe you had a waiter with a skin
problem you kept joking about?
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Sorry?
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A scrub is a guy who thinks he's fly,
and he's also known as a buster.
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What? Okay, that's enough.
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How did I become the villain for
offering you, um, checks, notes, a piece
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body? Because you lord things over me.
You're a lord. You love the lord. I'm a
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lord? I am not a lord.
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Behold the selflessness.
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I mean, I almost want to be wrong once
just so I know what it feels like. All
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right, you're enjoying this way too
much. What is the point in being cynical
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you can't enjoy it? I don't know, man.
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It's still, like, sad when bad stuff
happens.
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Aw, you still have some lightness left
inside you, adorable.
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Just give it time, it'll die out.
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It's still sad when bad stuff happens.
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Oh, my God, Ron.
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That's so generous.
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I'm sure there are plenty of people here
that could use your money.
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You're doing something. Don't do
something. Holy hell!
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Didn't you say your church is saving up
for a new bell?
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Oh, my God, yes.
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We've raised $450 so far, so just $19
,550 to go.
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Let me tell her. Nope, nothing to tell
her. Oh, you're so shy.
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But I think it's interesting.
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I agree. Stop.
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Hey, Ron, if you're giving away money,
Linda's mom got romance scammed again,
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we're trying to fill the coffers back up
for her.
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Dude, you are so right. The trail flow
on Eagle Ridge rules. But did you notice
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they started allowing e -bikes? Oh,
don't get me started. E -bikes, or as I
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them, cheaters.
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I'm going to use that. Okay, my gift to
you. Thank you.
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Mr. Spencer came in with a twisted ankle
from cycling.
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This guy loves bikes. And Bruce happens
to be our very own...
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I can't think of a famous bike guy, but
they're a match. Hey, so tell me, what
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kind of steel pony are you, Jackie?
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Nothing fancy, just a 2020 Pathway
Pioneer. Big fan of the Pioneer. Eats
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for breakfast.
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But I think it came out in 2021.
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Not important.
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Well, me and a great group of guys have
a bike club that meets Sundays. We do
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tacos after.
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And it's always pretty fun. Yeah, see?
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There it is.
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Yeah, Pathway officially began selling
its flagship model, Pioneer, the one you
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said, on February 6, 2021.
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I was right about that.
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And maybe they sold it earlier in
different parts of the country.
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Oh, so the Internet is wrong. Yeah,
that's probably it.
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I better warn the others. Guys, don't
use the Internet for a while. I got some
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kinks I need to work out.
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Oh, my God.
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While I stand in solidarity with the IBS
community, I will not be subscribing to
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your sub stack, okay?
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You won't.
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Somebody will.
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Nobody wants to read about all that
stuff, Dakota.
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Listen, you win.
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People suck, I suck, but I want my money
back, so I need you to tell Parker the
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truth. Well, I keep trying to tell
people, but they don't believe me.
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They say they see a twinkle in my eye.
Do you see a twinkle? Well, you did
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heavily imply that you gave Parker the
money.
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Well, I only did that to break your
spirit.
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What is wrong with the men around here?
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It's like, Patel, shut up.
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Oh, and that lab tech? Come on. No way
that was the first time someone told him
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he looked like Roseanne.
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Totally. Or that biker guy?
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Hey, what kind of steel pony you
jacking?
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I said that.
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No, yeah, I mean, I was just in a
context for... Yeah, right.
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You know, I hate to admit it, but if
you're looking at a crowd of people and
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find something wrong with all of them, I
don't know, maybe it's time you turn to
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yourself and say, I have got to get away
from these people.
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Yeah, for sure. Or is it possible, and
this is just something dumb that popped
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into my head, maybe your best friend has
been right under your nose this whole
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time?
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Oh, yeah, I thought of Ron, but he's too
old, Matty.
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Oh, yeah. So, yeah, that was kind of
dumb. Totally. It's okay. We'll find it.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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All right, here's my bank statement.
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Grubhub, Grubhub Postmates, Grubhub, no
charities, no donations.
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Here on my bank statement right there,
$1 ,000.
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Yeah. Huh.
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Okay. I believe you. So, guys, it looks
like Alex is the one who made the
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donation.
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Thank you. Thanks.
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Okay, so can I have my money back,
please?
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Oh.
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Yeah,
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I already spent that.
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I spent all of it. Wow.
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How much was this dog surgery? Oh, that
was covered, so I used the rest to buy a
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new TV.
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What? Why would you do that?
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Because the old one was small, and this
new one is big.
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Does that make sense?
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00:17:39,040 --> 00:17:42,740
Hey, almost done just checking the seals
on the wall base. Okay, let's cut the
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crap right now. I don't know what kind
of sick mind game you're playing with
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but you and me, we went out on a date.
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What are you talking about? You want me
to prove it? I'll prove it right now.
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00:17:53,160 --> 00:17:55,020
Let's see. Look at this. Who does that
say?
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Michael, hinge, because we met up.
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Don't. Do not look at me like that. I'm
going to text your phone. Admit it,
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pervert. We French kissed.
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Send.
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Yeah, get ready to answer that phone.
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Take this now.
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Who is this? I'm with my kids.
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Oh. Oh, no.
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00:18:17,870 --> 00:18:22,210
Honey, if you're watching this, I do not
know this woman. I have never met this
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woman. I love you so much, and I'm going
to be home soon.
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Oh, my God.
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Sure, I didn't find my bestie today, but
now I know what I'm looking for. Well,
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we deserve someone great, so...
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Just keep looking. Yeah. Just got to
hunker down and redouble my efforts.
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Male friend.
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Come on. Friend who's a male. Who is a
friend?
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00:18:46,100 --> 00:18:47,100
Hey.
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Yeah? Do you want to come over Saturday
night?
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We keep jamming on this.
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I think we need a little space, right?
Hit it with fresh eyes. Come on, you and
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me. Yeah, yeah.
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Sure. Okay.
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Order some wings, a couple six -packs.
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Might even be a game on.
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Yeah, that'd be great. Nice.
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So, I know you guys have had some drama
today, but also your tissue results just
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came back and you are a match to donate
your kidney.
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Family matches seem to take well. You
could be healthy again soon.
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Healthy?
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Sorry, it's just a lot, you know.
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Obviously, I would be honored to accept
your kidney.
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even if you do lord it over me, which I
know you will, but that's okay.
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I would too. But I also know you want to
help, and that means a lot.
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00:19:40,360 --> 00:19:44,200
Wow, okay. Well, I will call the
transplant team and have them drop by
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00:19:44,200 --> 00:19:51,040
chat. Thank you very much. This is great
and all good intel, and we'll
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talk about it. Yeah, we'll talk about
it.
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We'll talk about it. We'll talk about
it. What is there to talk about? We're
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going to figure out. Oh, wow.
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00:20:02,020 --> 00:20:05,820
Okay. No, I knew you were going to do
this. No, no, no. He did not want to be
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match. He gets the credit. He keeps the
kidney.
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An organ that's been inside my body for
40 years. I think I can have a night to
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think about it, right? Best of both
worlds.
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Again,
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00:20:15,660 --> 00:20:16,860
I really want to apologize.
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00:20:17,500 --> 00:20:21,740
That was totally inappropriate and
completely my fault. Hey, it's no harm,
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foul. These things happen.
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00:20:23,920 --> 00:20:26,320
I mean, I really don't know if they do,
but it's fine.
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00:20:26,620 --> 00:20:28,120
Thank you. That's very generous.
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Here you go. Okay.
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You failed your inspection.
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What? Yeah. Warped south wall, exposed
electrical, and I saw some faulty sink
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drainage. How?
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How? Oh, I think your contractor was
what we call in the business a bad
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contractor. So let me know when those
things are fixed, and I will send
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else.
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00:20:49,660 --> 00:20:50,660
Goodbye, Joyce.
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You know, maybe our intentions are never
entirely pure.
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But you know what I would call doing a
good thing for a selfish reason?
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I would call it doing a good thing.
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Whatever my motives are, I can sleep at
night.
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And that's more than I can say for
Parker, who will be working the night
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for the next six months.
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