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Oh, Bodices and Barons is starting.
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Oh, I've never seen Baron von Stubert in
such a fancy cravat. Is that a cravat
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or is that an ascot? It's a jabot.
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Oh, I can't expect those of your social
stature to understand the sartorial
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preferences of the very rich.
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You rich, but not exactly. Spend
forfeit.
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He king of Norway, once got a fork stuck
in beard, but owned it with a clever
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nickname. Well, Thorfinn, I don't like
to brag, but it is rumored that the
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Woodstones are actually related to the
British royal family.
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Whoa, we are?
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The story goes that my grandfather,
Bernard Woodstone, wooed a cousin of the
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monarch and brought her back to America.
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So I'm a royal.
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This is just like one of those movies
where a regular girl becomes a princess.
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I was never a princess, but I was
briefly the tenth wife to a sheik.
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I don't have royal ancestry per se, but
my uncle Sal owned a Burger King and a
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Dairy Queen.
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Also a Subway, but that's not really
relevant here.
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You know, we actually could confirm it.
They have these ancestry websites now
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where you can track your family tree.
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Samantha, I think that would be
wonderful.
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The Baron and Lady Eliza are about to do
it. Of course, you commoners are
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enthused about something so big.
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My God,
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she ripped his chapeau right off.
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So we're getting pretty close with the
restaurant.
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Are we sure we need that table in the
middle of the dining room that no one is
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allowed to sit at? The girl's table?
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Uh, yes, Mark.
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Yeah, that's a non -negotiable from our
investor. He wants it open in case he
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ever drops by.
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Hey, I have an Amazon Prime package for
Woodstone B &B.
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Thank you.
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This must be the new tile samples.
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Ooh, those arrived quickly.
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And if they're not to my liking, I will
dispatch them with similar haste. Maybe
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12 times the charm.
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I'm pulling for you guys.
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It's been a journey. It has.
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Thank you for your support.
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Okay.
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This is it.
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This is the one. I like it. I'm good
with anything that doesn't have me look
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more tiles.
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It's going to be a no from me.
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That particular shade of gray reminds me
of Benjamin Franklin's dead tooth. And
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while I know that's not a problem for
everyone, I can't get past it. So we did
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it? Actually, I just sent a picture to
our investor, and he doesn't like them.
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Sorry, Mark.
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This is ridiculous.
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Decisions are piling up. I want to talk
to this guy. The thing is, the investor
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is very private.
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He's not a big talker. God, I wish that
were true. That's not going to work for
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me anymore. Either I meet the investor
or I'm out. But he's pretty busy.
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I don't care. Get him here or find a new
partner.
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Okay, Mark has never been hotter.
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And that ball was hot to begin with.
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Hey, what's going on, guys?
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Sam just received an email from the
Ancestry computer site.
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We're about to find out if I am indeed
royalty.
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This could literally be my coronation.
Okay, I have a lot going on today, so
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let's just do this. Don't worry,
everyone. No matter what the results
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nothing will change. I have always been
and will continue to be superior to you.
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You may be royal, but I was voted prom
king as a junior. It was unprecedented.
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Kind of feels like you're grasping.
Whatever. You probably went to prom by
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yourself. I was a student chaperone, so
technically I went with everyone.
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So you went to prom with multiple
partners, but you still won't sleep with
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and Thor?
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Oh, that stinks.
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Okay, let me see. There is your
grandfather, Bernard, and his wife,
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the one you said was royal, right?
Indeed.
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All right, they have some birth records
for her. Let me click.
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I'm not saying everyone should curtsy,
but if my grandeur moves you, don't
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the instinct.
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Okay. Huh.
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It says here she was born Mary
Shaughnessy.
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What?
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In County Cork, Ireland.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God. And he's Irish.
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What if we kill the investor? We tell
Mark that the investor was heli -skiing
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British Columbia and his chopper went
down. He came up with that way too
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This man has plans for someone, and I
for one respect it. You will not kill
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investor. The investor is my
representative, my voice in this
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we'll listen to you. You can trust us.
You don't need a representative.
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We never heard that before. Oh, that's
right. King George III.
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Isaac complained about monarchy. Must be
day -ending and why.
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This is going nowhere.
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Samantha, don't try me. I will pull my
funds and only I know the password to
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account. And Trevor, who I had to loop
in because he can touch buttons. Oh, you
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know, Mark doesn't know what the
investor looks like. Maybe you can get
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to pretend to be them.
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Alberta's suggesting we get someone to
pretend to be the investor and introduce
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them to Mark.
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Seriously? Who would we even get?
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I don't know. An actor?
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A TaskRabbit? Maybe get one of the
Hudson Valley players. Many of them are
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actors and TaskRabbits. No, Mark's a
fellow player. He knows all of them.
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What about Mala? He's between projects
and looking for new challenges,
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to People magazine.
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What about the guy who played Pete in
Dumb Death? He was an actor. He's in
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England. I saw on Instagram he booked
the lead in Doctor Who.
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Whoa, that's incredible.
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Oh, sorry. Who, H -O -O?
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It's a web series about an owl that
teaches kids math.
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Either way, he's not available.
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You can't just get any old actor. You
need someone who is willing to con your
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friend.
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What about the lady who pretended to be
your cousin? The one who tried to steal
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your house?
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She's fun.
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The ghosts are pitching Kelsey.
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The scammer who our shady lawyer hired
to con us out of the mansion?
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On the upside, she might actually do it,
and she owes us for not turning her in.
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Why didn't you turn her in? She was sort
of my cousin for a minute.
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No, baby, that was the scam.
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I don't have a lot of family.
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I think we sometimes forget that
Samantha once hit her head really hard.
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it's either this or we tell Mark the
truth.
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that we made up an investor because we
borrowed money from a goat.
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But, Kelsey, are we really that
desperate?
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Kelsey, hey!
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Hey! Come on in.
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Oh, did you hurt yourself?
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Oh, this? No. I just can't be
photographed outside without it for the
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days. She's a pro. I think this is gonna
work.
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Do either of you work for State Farm?
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If you do, you have to tell me.
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Call me crazy, I like her.
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So what's the play here? What are we
doing to this Mark guy? Is it a sting?
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A shakedown? No. A classic Nashville
hustle?
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Don't know what that is.
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I dated the guy who came up with that.
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Ironically invented in Chattanooga. All
you need to know is we made up a fake
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investor, and now Mark wants to meet
them, so that's who you're pretending to
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be. Look, I feel bad for the way things
went down last time with the whole me
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trying to steal your house thing.
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Wow. You need a big truck to steal a
house. So I'm gonna help you out, but
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you're gonna have to sweeten the pot.
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How about $1 ,000?
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Okay, uh, I've got $7 and whatever's
left on
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this Chipotle gift card. Deal!
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I died before the Constitutional
Convention, but I am glad to be here to
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these historic negotiations.
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So, yeah, I guess, bottom line, going to
space is kind of boring.
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Really? I think it would be incredible.
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I mean, we hit a duck on the way up.
That was kind of exciting.
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I hit a turkey in a carriage once.
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But we were going so slowly, the turkey
barely noticed.
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Not everything needs to be a story.
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All right. Mark, if you have any other
questions about Andrea's business or
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biography, it's all on that website I
sent you. Jay stayed up all night
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fake websites for Andrea and her
company.
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Yeah, I didn't get a chance to look.
Well, I can resend you the link.
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It's pretty extensive.
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Someone obviously put a lot of work into
it. Well, I'm just glad we finally got
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to meet.
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Although it's weird. I could have sworn
Jay and Sam always referred to you as a
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he.
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Maybe you just heard rich investor and
you assumed it was a man.
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Oh, they're about to get a fight the
hell out of Mark.
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It's called internalized misogyny.
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I'm so sorry. It's okay, Mark. We all
have work to do.
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I'm a huge proponent of equal rights,
which is why I slept with every member
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Fleetwood Mac.
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Should we get down to business?
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Mark, you said you wanted to talk to
Andrea about streamlining the decision
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-making process.
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Yeah. The restaurant's going to open
soon, and we're starting to get behind.
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can't keep putting off decisions, like
with the tiles.
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Even very particular.
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Because they've particularly sucked.
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You know what? You're right. I have been
micromanaging, and that is not how I
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like to run a company.
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You know, I think there's a page on our
website that explains our management
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style. Why don't I pull it up and we can
look at it together?
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Then it's settled.
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Andrea will be more sensitive to our
schedule.
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Speaking of which, I think you said you
had a plane to catch.
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Right. I'm going to go visit one of my
many properties. I have homes in Monte
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Carlo, Fiji.
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No way. I just got back from Fiji.
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Stayed at the Four Seasons, courtesy of
Sam and Jay's new roof. And our
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fountain. We basically just send all our
money straight to Mark.
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You know what?
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Actually, while I'm here, I might as
well go check out the restaurant.
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Oh, your plane.
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Remember, Andrea, your plane?
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Well, you know, the best part about
having your own plane is you get to
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when it leaves.
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Great. Let me show you the way.
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Kelsey. What are you doing? The longer
you stay here, the more likely it is we
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get caught.
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Sam, how weird would it be if I didn't
want to see the restaurant?
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I know what I'm doing.
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You can trust me.
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I'm a con woman.
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Don't love the sound of that.
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I mean, it just doesn't even make any
sense.
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Me? Irish.
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Can you see it?
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A flaming redhead with alabaster skin
being Irish?
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Nope, doesn't add up. How do we even
know that this ancestry web thing is
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correct? Internet not always true.
Remember, we take sex and city quiz and
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say I am Miranda when we all know Thor
total Samantha.
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Eddie, this is no big deal. Being Irish
is awesome. It's a proud culture with
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rich traditions.
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This prejudice is just a product of your
time. It's like Thor hating Danes and
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Trevor hating Dartmouth.
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Someone talking about the most expensive
ski school in the country? No!
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Peter, I simply cannot accept it. There
just must be some mistake.
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I mean, if you really wanted an answer,
you could have Sam send in a DNA sample.
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You would have a definitive answer in
about a week.
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Man, the Internet is amazing. Literally
no downside.
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Well, then I shall speak with Samantha.
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Oh, you don't find out for sure. At
least now you have hope that there is
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mistake. No, if there is a chance that I
can find out that I'm not Irish, I must
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take it.
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Wait!
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No need to test DNA.
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For Thor, already no results.
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Your blood run green.
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What are you saying?
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As ghosts, Thor watched Woodstones for
years. I hear Mary speak about growing
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in Ireland.
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Those very shameful secrets she and
Bernard decide to keep from children.
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Thor hear everything.
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You've known this whole time and you've
kept this from me?
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Did you two know about this?
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If it makes you feel any better, I've
always loved St. Patrick's Day. It's one
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of the top three drunk girl holidays
along with Halloween and Purim.
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For not tell anyone till just now.
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For sorry, Hedy. I can't believe you.
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Hedy, please.
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And what am I supposed to do now? I
can't even drown my sorrows in whiskey.
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Yes, there's an instinct I suddenly
have.
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Do you have any other secrets about
anyone else you've been holding on to?
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Yes.
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Okay. The idea was to complement the
rustic with the modern in much the same
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the food is a blend of old and new. It's
really all about supporting Jay's
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vision. Who's Jay?
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Me. I'm Jay. I was also wondering that.
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Andrea deals mostly with me, not Jay.
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You have a problem with that, Mark? Two
women working together?
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I didn't say anything.
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Your silence is complicity. What are
they doing to this man?
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You know, Mark, I have a place in my
coma that could use your attention.
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Really? Wow.
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Yeah, I mean, that would be incredible.
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I'm sorry, is she offering Mark a fake
job?
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You gotta get Kelsey out of here, Sam.
She's a loose cannon.
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We had a loose cannon at the Battle of
White Plains. It backfired and took out
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three of our horses.
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Tragedy, but we ate well that night.
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Jay, didn't you want to show Mark
something with the walk -in freezer?
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Right, the walk -in freezer. Yeah, Mark,
you got a sec?
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Uh, yeah, sure.
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Be right back.
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I'll be right back.
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That's what I said to Dusty after I tied
him to the post next to that loose
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cannon. You have to leave.
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What? You're offering Mark work on a
villa that doesn't exist.
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Whatever. Things happen.
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My villa was destroyed in a pasta spill.
Who knows? That's tomorrow's problem.
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David Crosby's favorite shirt was
destroyed in a pasta spill. Look.
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We really appreciate you helping us out,
but I don't think we want to continue
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to press our luck with Mark.
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Okay, you're right. I'm sorry.
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I start improvising and I just get lost
in the story, but I don't want to blow
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up your spot.
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Spot with Dusty's best friend.
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Should I say goodbye to Mark?
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Just go.
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All right, I'll take off.
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That Chipotle cart is burning a hole in
my pocket anyway.
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She's been standing there for ten
minutes. What is she waiting for? Maybe
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figured why she's standing there.
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Happens to flower all the time.
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Oh, hey, guys.
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Mark and I were just out for a little
stroll, unbeknownst to him.
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Hey, Andrea.
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Thought you had to take off. Still
waiting on my limo, unfortunately.
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I almost rode in a limo once.
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Caesar's Palace was trying to butter up
a group of us travel agents, but Pete
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Martino is not for sale.
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I just hope I don't miss this meeting.
It's a big investment opportunity.
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I can't really talk about it.
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It's okay.
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No problem. It's this startup, big AI VR
play. I think it's going to be huge.
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Actually looking for a couple more
investors.
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Really? Oh, I see what's going on here.
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Oh, also understand, but maybe you've
explained to Pete.
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Why am I even telling you about this?
You wouldn't be interested.
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Well, I don't know. Could you tell me
more about it? There's not even a point.
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mean, they're closing the round today.
You'd have to literally write me a check
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right now.
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It is a Nashville hustle, which really
should have been called a Chattanooga
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cheat, but that's a debate I've already
had too many times.
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Sam, we got big problem. What is it?
Your con woman just conned your
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out of 15 grand.
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Kelty. I'm just saying, Momoa will
never.
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I can't believe Kelty would con Mark.
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Really? She did arrive wearing a neck
brace after she tried to steal your home
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during a previous visit. Feels in
character.
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You have to tell Mark that he's the
Mark.
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Get it?
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But also, do you understand? Because
this is a very serious situation.
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Okay, but then he'll find out that
Kelsey's a con woman and we've been
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him for months.
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There he is.
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Oh, do something, Sam. He needs that
money for his muffin business.
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Uh, Mark?
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Can I have a word?
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What's up?
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Did you just give Andrea some money to
invest in something? Yeah, I wrote her a
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check. Did she tell you?
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Are you guys getting in on it, too?
Listen, you need to cancel that check
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immediately. Why?
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Boy, Samantha, how did they get
themselves in these predicaments?
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You made them do it. this this is all
your fault asked and answered andrea's a
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con woman her real name is kelsey i know
because i hired her what are you
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talking about hired her for what i
needed someone to pretend to be the
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i'm confused why would you do that
that's a good question just run leave
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change your name you think my real
name's alberta what nothing hey guys
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know about this know about what that
andrea's a con woman that sam hired to
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pretend to be the investor
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That's going to destroy Jay Mark
friendship.
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Well, Jay?
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Jay doesn't know anything about it. I
did it all on my own. Oh, say, in fact,
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did it because of Jay.
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In fact, I did it because of Jay.
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Where are you going with this? Wherever
the improv takes us, dead ringers, our
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time is now.
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That's the all -ghost improv team I keep
trying to start.
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I can explain.
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Maybe someone Jay didn't want to invest
invested, and Sam hid it from Jay.
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Oh, like a mob ball. Or a bear.
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Or, going off of that, Jay's dad.
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The real investor is Jay's dad.
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What? I don't understand.
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Jay was too proud to take money from his
father.
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Jay was too proud to take money from his
father, so Mahesh and I came up with
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this madcap scheme.
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Hold up.
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The guy we named the restaurant after?
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Wait a minute. Did you incept me into
naming my restaurant after my own
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Jay getting on board with improv.
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We're zipping, she's zapping, he's
zopping. This is fun. This is messed up,
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I can't believe both my wife and my
father betrayed me. I put my heart and
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into this restaurant because I believed
in Jay and his vision.
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Not some guy who thinks he should be
listened to just because he put in some
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money.
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I'm sure we can figure out a way to all
work together.
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I think it might be Mahesh or me.
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Okay, normally I'd suggest we end things
on a joke, but maybe we just go out on
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the emotion this time.
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Yeah, this feels right.
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There you are.
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Though I feel bad about the way we leave
things, but wanted to give time for
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famous Irish temper to cool down.
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All those years when I would mock the
Irish for their sloth or suggest that
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their pockets were lined with corned
beef, you were quietly mocking me.
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No.
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Four wasn't. Then why?
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Why would you keep this from me?
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Remember when you were a child and you
thought that I was imaginary friend
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Gordon? Yes.
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Gordon always look after Hetty, always
protect her. And even after you grow
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older and no longer see imaginary
friend, I still want to protect you.
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You knew learning this would hurt me and
you didn't want to see me get hurt.
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Yeah.
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Gordon love Hattie.
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Thank you.
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Now you say it back.
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Hattie love Gordon.
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You know, Thor been around a thousand
years and seen many groups of people
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other groups of people for silly
reasons. But what Thor learned is that
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all basically the same.
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Except for Danes who...
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Brains are rumored to be mostly cabbage.
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Samantha, do you and Jay have a minute?
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Isaac just came in.
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He wants to talk.
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I'm listening. Or, you know, doing that
thing where Sam listens and then conveys
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to me. Just go.
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I've been thinking about my role in the
restaurant, and I believe that the most
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helpful thing I can do right now is step
back.
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What do you mean?
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I'm saying you can keep my money, but
I'm no longer going to be holding up the
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works. Mark was right. This restaurant
should live and die with Jay's vision,
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even if that vision includes styles that
would look more at home in a Canadian
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high school locker room. We're watching
Degrassi.
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They put milk in bags.
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Strange culture, Canada.
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Jay, Isaac's saying that we can keep the
money, no strings attached, because he
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also believes in your vision.
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Really?
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Thank you, Isaac.
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Although, I would like there to still be
a ghost table.
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That's not for me.
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That's for my friend.
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00:18:54,010 --> 00:18:55,650
Oh, that's unusually nice.
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00:18:55,950 --> 00:18:59,830
Well, just so you know, Isaac, we
couldn't have gotten this far without
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owe you, buddy.
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00:19:00,610 --> 00:19:04,690
You know what? The signers of the
Declaration of Independence were
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and crapping yourself is a fine way to
go.
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00:19:08,170 --> 00:19:09,170
You're too kind, Jay.
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00:19:09,390 --> 00:19:12,330
All right, well, I guess I should call
Mark and tell him we worked it out. I
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told my dad to take a hike and gave you
a piece of my mind for going behind my
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back. Jay!
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Seriously, it wasn't cool what you did.
If I had any self -respect, you'd be
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sleeping on the couch tonight.
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My man is improv -ing his tush -off. He
would make a great dead ringer if he
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would just die already.
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In a long, long time.
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I hope it's soon.
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00:19:34,380 --> 00:19:37,920
So, as you can see, the Irish actually
have a pretty neat history and culture.
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We've covered James Joyce, Oscar Wilde,
Bram Stoker.
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We went down a pretty deep Colin Farrell
rabbit hole.
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I'd like to go deeper.
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Okay, well, that brings us to our
musical portion of the presentation.
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Now, people love to sing the praises of
U2 and the Pogues and Sinead O 'Connor,
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but they don't hold a candle to my
personal favorite.
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Hit it, Trevor.
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What is this, Peter?
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00:20:06,180 --> 00:20:10,140
This is Enya. It came out a couple years
after my death, actually. But
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apparently the 80s got even more rad.
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00:20:14,420 --> 00:20:17,300
This song reminds me of abandonment
trauma.
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Like what shipmates do.
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Sail away, sail away, sail away.
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Wait for the key change.
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Ah, there it is.
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This is lovely.
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But maybe we go back to Colin Farrell.
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