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It seems today that all you see is
violence in movies and sex on TV.
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But where are those good old fashioned
values on which we used to rely?
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Lucky there's a family guy.
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Lucky there's a man who finds a new man
who all the things that make us laugh
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and cry.
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We are family guys.
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Sunday at the Clam. No family, just
football, fats, and friends.
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Hey, Jerome, could you turn the volume
up? Nothing like a national ad with
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mismatched local audio at the end.
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The new Chevy Blazer. All roads, all
seasons. Go explore.
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Shop our deals at Jerome's Autobahn,
Route 1, Pawtucket.
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And that'll do it here from Denver,
where the Patriots lose their fifth
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41 -6.
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I hate that people in Denver get to be
happy the rest of the afternoon while we
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have to be sad.
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It's only two o 'clock there. Mountain
time.
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The man knows his own. The only good
thing about the game was listening to
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Brady. Yeah, it's fun having him in the
booth.
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Guys, he's doing a game next week at
Foxboro. We should go.
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I don't know. The traffic on Route 1 is
a nightmare.
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I'll tell you what isn't a nightmare on
Route 1. The savings at Cerrone's Auto
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Barn in Pawtucket. You kind of heard the
man. We're going.
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Ryan, treat!
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Where is it? Where is it? I've been a
good boy! Yeah, I don't have a treat. I
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just need your help moving a mattress.
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Don't do that! You have no idea!
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Okay, well, jeez, whatever.
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Anyway, Rupert somehow got his leg stuck
between the side of the crib and the
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mattress. Looks like he's also
handcuffed to the bars.
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That's something else. Let's focus on
the mattress. I need you to help me move
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it so we can free him.
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What the deuce?
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Brian, is that a built -in ashtray?
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Appears to be, yeah.
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How old is this crib?
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Well, I think a lot of the stuff in here
is hand -me -downs from Meg and Chris,
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and Peter and Lois before them. Wait,
parents would smoke while putting the
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down for a nap?
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No, the baby would smoke while the
parents were at work. This was before
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babysitters, you gotta remember.
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Ugh, I deserve better than this white
trash furniture.
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Well, maybe the place could use some
freshening up. You know what? I'll take
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to Ikea.
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What's that?
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It's a furniture store where people go
to eat meatballs and argue with their
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wives. Oh, right, that place near the
airport.
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Yeah, they're always near the airport.
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And no other stores.
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Uh
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-oh.
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I think she's holding it until the
flyover.
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Boy, they're really late today.
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Greatest country in the world, right?
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I'm going to hold eye contact until you
respond.
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Oh, absolutely.
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Love it or leave it.
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Chowder here. Get your hot chowder.
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Meg, what the hell are you doing here?
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Well, every three years, vendor licenses
expire. So every three years, there's a
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re -evaluation of... Shorter story, Meg.
I applied for the job and I got it.
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Yes, that is the exact length of story
that men want to hear. Please pass the
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word amongst your people.
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So who wants a creamy clam squirt?
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Uh, Giggity?
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Guys, look at this. There's Brady in the
booth.
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God, he's gorgeous.
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Yeah, I saw him earlier. That's right
where I refill my clam vat.
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Wait, you saw him? Let me smell your
eyes.
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Meg, you've got to get us in there.
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I don't know.
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Security's pretty tight.
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Oh, I can smooth talk celebrities.
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You know, I used to be Eddie Murphy's
late -night pizza and prostitute guy.
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Hello?
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Peter, I need two meat lovers.
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Again, I need to know if you're talking
about pizzas or prostitutes.
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Okay, never mind. I want two Hawaiians.
And make sure they're hot.
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I feel like our system isn't quite
working, Edward.
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God, this place is so crowded. Who are
all these people? Mostly stepfamilies
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furnishing the lesser house they got
after the divorce. The second time
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you want stuff that's not worth fighting
over. Oh, here we are. Kids' bedrooms.
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Oh, these are quite nice.
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I feel like I'm in the Olympic village
of a not -good country. I like this bed.
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The cokes are full.
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Oh, sorry. That one's on back order, but
we could get it to you in six to eight
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weeks. Really?
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Yeah, the one thing you want is always
the one thing that's out of stock.
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the IKEA promise.
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Sounds like more of a threat.
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I think it sort of walks the line nicely
between the two.
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Oh, and there's some assembly required.
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How much is some?
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All. Okay, give us a moment.
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That's fine. I'm quitting soon anyway.
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You know, Brian, I just had a thought.
Instead of ordering all this to our
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house, we could just make this our
house.
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What do you mean? You want to live here?
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Well, think about it. We could have a
different living room every night and a
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different kitchen every morning. I don't
know.
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And Brian, look at that.
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A whole array of elevated dog bowls.
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Wow. I won't have to lower my face to
the floor like some scumbag cat.
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You know what?
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I'm in.
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Excuse me. Is this bed in stock?
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What? I don't work here. No, I know. I
work here. I just don't know anything.
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And that's the end of the third quarter.
We'll be right back after this word
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from your local station.
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Who is it? Yes, we're the family of the
people murdered by Aaron Hernandez, and
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we're here to collect our signed
football.
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Oh, well, you deserve at least that.
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Hey, Tom.
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I don't know what's happening.
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Tom, what was your favorite time zone to
play in?
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That was the question you were fired up
about in the elevator?
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Oh, are we kidding? We can't lie to you,
Tom. We're just drunk men who get burp
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nervous when talking to our hero. So, 35
and 13 in the playoffs, huh? Can we
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call security?
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Security!
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Clear out of here, you knuckleheads!
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I'm sorry, I told them not to bother
you.
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Wow, your forearms are massive. Do you
do resistance training?
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No, but I do take a Popeye class at
Equinox. Ha, Popeye. That's one of the
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pop culture references I know. I owe you
for saving my butt.
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You know, I'm in town for a few days.
Maybe I could take you out for a cup of
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coffee while I have a room -temperature
brown mushroom liquid.
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Sounds great.
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Speaking of room -temperature brown
liquids, I gotta go lady -spatter the
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mezzanine toilet. You see, when vendors
have extra clam chowder... Short of
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story, Meg.
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Oh, Meg, I am so proud of you. A date
with Tom Brady.
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OK, now I know Tom Brady is my favorite
athlete, but you are still my teenage
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daughter. So I'll just say, if he's
doing hand stuff on you, try and snap up
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Super Bowl ring.
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Dad, come on, Peter.
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Come on, what? I'm basing this on you,
Lois. Meg, you might not notice, but
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mom is basically like the Little Shop of
Horrors plant down there. Guys, it's
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just coffee.
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It's not like we're getting married.
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Married to Tom Brady?
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Wow, I'll finally have a son I can be
proud of!
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Hi, I'd like to tattoo the word whore on
my chest.
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Getting back at your dad?
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You saw the last scene, huh?
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Yeah, big fan.
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You actually tattoo a lot of pictures of
your little brother on fat people's
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ankles. Oh, you mean this guy?
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Nice!
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I ate so much breakfast fish, I'm
worried I'm not going to have room for
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lunch fish.
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I might go take a walk, see where the
arrows take me. Yesterday, they took me
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art any orthodontist would be proud to
display.
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Okay, sounds good. I might go pretend
right on one of the cardboard computers
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one of the fake dens.
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I like our life.
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All right, mate, you have coffee with
Tom. I'm going to steal somebody's phone
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order and let them worry about it. Dozen
for Rajiv?
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Yes, sir.
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Oh,
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holy crap, Tom Brady?
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I got to call my almost -deaf brother.
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Billy! Billy!
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Billy, Tom Brady just walked into our
Dunkin' Donuts.
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Tom Brady!
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No, no, no, I'm not going to call him
Benedict Donald.
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Billy, I'm not going to call him
Benedict Donald.
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My brother Billy thinks you're Benedict
Donald.
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Well, New England will always be home to
me.
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Is what I've been told to say.
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Hey, Meg.
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Hey, Mr. Brady.
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Please, Mr.
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Brady is my surprisingly unattractive
father. Call me Tom.
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Okay, Tom.
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So, is it cool being back?
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You're like a god around here.
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Well, in my playing days, maybe. But now
that I'm an announcer, it's like
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starting all over again. Only this time,
I don't have Coach Belichick talking in
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my ear.
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It's easy.
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All you have to do is watch the game and
relay what's happening. Like if the
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middle linebacker drops into deep
coverage, you know that you're facing a
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2 defense.
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Wow. How does a pretty girl like you
know so much about football?
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I'm a woman in New England. I'm required
to watch football, but forbidden to
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speak during it. Meg, I'd love to have
you talking into my earpiece during the
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game. I really think you could put me on
the right track.
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I'd love that.
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Great. Then we'll... Ow!
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What the...
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Peter, I got the ring. Let's go.
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Excuse me, do you mind if we try the
sofa?
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We're a shoes -off household.
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Do you know if the sofa folds out?
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So she wants to put your mom on a sofa
bed? It's going to be your bed in eight
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months if you're not careful.
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This must be the dickish baby from the
Yelp review.
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You have to Yelp Ikea?
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Yep, it's definitely him.
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Well, this Vikings team really needs a
win tonight against the Cowboys. Tom,
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give us your keys to the game.
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The three keys tonight are defense,
defense, defense. Then compliment his
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The three keys tonight are defense,
defense, defense. Then compliment his
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Oh, thank you very much, sir. My wife
picked it out. Okay, we'll work on the
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compliments.
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Now, the Vikings' D -line is going to
have their work cut out for them. But
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remember, as Lou Holtz said... No one
ever drowned in sweat. Excellent point,
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Tom! You're killing it. Now, just do a
lackluster promo for a new Fox show.
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Stick around after the game for an all
-new Animal Control on Fox.
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Why watch limitless free porn on your
phone when you can see Joel McHale try
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catch a ferret?
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Animal Control.
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All right, looks like we finally got the
place to ourselves.
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I call Top Bunk. I also call Top Bunk.
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Wow, when the place is empty like this,
it's like we live in a mansion.
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And do you know what people who live in
mansions do?
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They host dinner parties. You want to
host a dinner party in the store?
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Provided I can lose nine pounds by
Saturday. You weigh eight pounds. I
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say it was going to be easy.
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Finally, I don't have to be ashamed of
where I live anymore. This is my chance
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to ingratiate myself to the movers and
shaker of Quahog. You mean movers and
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shakers? No, Quahog is loaded with
movers, but it's only got the one
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We'll set it for 8 .05 after closing.
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Driving is encouraged.
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Plenty of parking.
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Look at us, Brian. It's just what we
always talked about. I don't recall ever
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having this conversation.
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Yeah, you know, living in a store with
your buddy, eating so much fish you feel
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crazy. Yeah, we definitely never talked
about this, but I'm also having a nice
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time. Good night, Stewie.
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I bet we're having the best time of
anyone living in any store.
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Well, time is running out in this game.
This is a good thing because... I just
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got my period, and I have to get to the
bathroom.
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It's a crime scene down there. Well,
that's all tonight from Minnesota as the
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Vikings hold on to beat the Cowboys 28
-24.
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And we're clear.
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Great job tonight, Tom.
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Want to come get blackout drunk with me
in a second -tier American city because
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we're sports announcers?
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Sorry, I can't. I've got this date with
a Victoria's Secret model.
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Oh, are you guys getting serious?
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No, I get with a different model every
night.
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And I've kind of been hanging out with
this chick, Meg.
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But just for her football knowledge.
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Is she hot? No. On a scale of 1 to 10,
they have to put her on a different
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because she's like 200 pounds.
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Meg, you're missing an all -new animal
control on Fox.
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And any one of them could be the last
one ever.
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Meg? Are you okay?
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No, I'm not.
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Tom Brady's been using me for my
football knowledge, and I thought that
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me. But then I was listening over the
headphones.
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He's shorter. He's really got to be
shorter, sweetie.
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Tom thinks I'm ugly.
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OK, yeah, I can see that.
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All right, our dinner party guests
should be here any minute. Wait, how are
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going to believe this is your house?
What about the store sign?
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I just covered it with a giant banner.
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Did you steal that from the children's
hospital? People know about cancer.
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Who's even coming to this thing?
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Well, you know Orville Redenbacher? We
got his grandson, Josh.
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Also, M. Ron Hubbard, the French
president's bizarrely older wife, the
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Me Too'd Matt Lauer, and, of course, the
heiress, Agnes R. Thurmuth. The heiress
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to what fortune? Oh, yeah, I think I got
it. Oh, no.
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It might be all white people, Brian. I
think I screwed up. Well, now you can't
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post a group shot. Well, it wasn't on
purpose. Those are just the people I
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Why do I feel bad for getting my friends
together?
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Oh, thank God. What? Josh Redenbacher's
girlfriend is black.
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Group photo, everyone.
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You have such a lovely home, and the
layout is so interesting.
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Well, every time we go on vacation, we
seem to come home with another kitchen.
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Brian, can I have a word?
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It appears the French president's wife
left a feces abnormal in the toilet just
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off the third kitchen.
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So? There's no plumbing. These toilets
are just sitting on the floor.
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You know what? I'll handle it.
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Excuse me, everyone. Hi. As you're
enjoying your endive salad, just a quick
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of housekeeping.
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Feel free to use any one of the 40
commodes on the premises, but please
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that we're doing a one -and -done
situation, so only use one that hasn't
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previously used.
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Wow, individual toilets.
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How fancy.
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My grandpa made popcorn.
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Yes, Josh, you mentioned that. Crisis
averted. If you'll excuse me, I'll go
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check on our game hens.
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Brian, may I have a word?
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All right, so it seems that the game
hens I put in the oven six hours ago are
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still solid blocks of ice. Much like the
toilets, the ovens appear to be just
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objects on the ground.
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Well, we could order food.
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Uber Eats says Shake Shack could be here
in an hour and 45 minutes. Should I
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pull the trigger?
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Brian, I'm on the verge of being invited
to summer at the thermos estate on Lake
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George. I'd be damned if I'm going to
let them realize this isn't actually our
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home. Stewie, darling, I hope it's not
an imposition, but I invited my cousin
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Ingeborg to join us. She's just in town
for the weekend from Stockholm.
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Right,
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we gotta kill this bitch.
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Look at us, Lois. Finally, empty
nesters. Which brings me to my next
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feel we've been growing apart for years,
and I want to give it a go on my own
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down at the marina. Peter, we're not
empty nesters. Dewey's with Brian, and
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Chris bent down to pick up his spoon.
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The only one missing is Meg, and I am
really worried about her.
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You don't have to worry, Mom.
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She's on her way to the Super Bowl to
ruin Tom Brady's life.
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How do you know that?
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It's in her diary. Take a look.
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I don't want to look at Meg's diarrhea.
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No, her diary.
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It's like a journal. I thought diary was
the singular of diarrhea.
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So the diary of Anne Frank was a book?
Oh, boy, I owe the Museum of Tolerance
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apology.
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All right, I'd say she's neutralized.
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Let's get back to the party.
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All right, so we're just going to go
straight to the dessert, which is
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machine Reese's peanut butter cups. Just
take one and pass it down.
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Reese's peanut butter cup.
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From Milan.
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Ooh. Fancy.
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Matt Lauer loves these.
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Italy buys 16 metric tons of popcorn per
year.
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I don't have the context to know if
that's a lot or a little, Josh. Well,
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like to propose a toast to our two
gracious hosts, neither of whom I know.
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Wait, why is there a price tag under
this glass?
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Too bad, Agnes. We could have had fun at
Lake George.
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I tried 40 sinks, but I can't wash my
hands.
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What's this room?
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Should have just sat there and ate your
wreathles.
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You know, Stewie, I can't talk to Josh
Redenbacher about crypto again. Should
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just call it and get out of here? Yeah,
I already got the group photo.
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Welcome to Super Sunday on Fox.
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Tom, what do you think about today's
game?
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Yeah, good.
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Should be some football. Come on, Meg.
Where are you?
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I'm in.
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All right, Peter, we're coming up on the
stadium.
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Thanks for doing this, Quagmire. I gotta
stop Meg before she ruins Tom Brady's
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life. No problem.
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Okay, here we go. Jump in three, two...
You have a lollipop in your mouth?
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No. No lollipops? What are you, the
lollipop police?
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Your Honor!
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Why did you let me do that? I almost
died!
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Hey, Quagmire, have them open the dome.
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They can't open the dome in the dome.
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Well, you've done all you can.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! Oh, no!
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I landed on Bill Belichick's girlfriend!
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She's only a child!
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And after this time out, the Chiefs are
set up first and goal from the five.
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While we have this break in the
action... There's something important I
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say. Meg Griffin, will you marry me?
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Yes! Yes! A thousand times yes!
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This woman smells like hot dogs!
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Stop! Meg, don't ruin Tom Brady's life!
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No, I gave my word, and I've always
viewed myself as an honest and truthful
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Except for Deflategate, Spygate, and
when I promised my wife I'd retire and
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played for seven more years.
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So, yes, Meg, I will marry you.
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Is this really happening?
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Meg, you help me be a better announcer.
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The least I can do is throw away the
rest of my life for you.
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Aww.
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I go to bed at seven, and I don't eat
cheese.
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Oh, but I can eat cheese, right?
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Nope. No cheese house.
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Oh, who am I kidding?
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I can't trap you into something you
don't want to be a part of. You've got
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rest of your weird life ahead of you.
Thank you, Meg. And I really want you to
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know... Hey!
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I got the Seahawks ring, Meg. Let's go!
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Good evening. I'm Tom Tucker.
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Two of Quahog's movers and its only
shaker were found bound and gagged at a
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local furniture store earlier tonight.
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Police suspect Matt Lauer may be
involved, as one of the victims was his
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accuser. I'm honestly fine with that.
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Oh, boy.
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What is it? Apparently one black
person's not enough. Cleveland's
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