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Are you ready?

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I know you see me standing here.

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Do I look good, my dear?

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Do I look good today?

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I'm just gonna...

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Oh, man.

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Hey, Quinn, do you think you could fix
our model airplane?

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I could fix a real airplane.

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Let's see here.

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I should be able to boost the voltage to
the engine if I bypass these two

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resistors and connect this wire directly
to the battery compartment.

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That should up the thrust by about 250%.

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the navigational system to give it more
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Have fun.

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Give me that thing.

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Oh, and I need you to... One second.

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Until Dean Rivers returns from the
hospital with his nose reconstructed,

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temporarily in charge of PCA will be
Dean Taylor, who's with me now. Dean,

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welcome to PCA, sir.

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Thanks. Glad to be here.

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That's the new Dean.

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Look at him.

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Gorgeous. He's not as good looking as
me.

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His foot's better looking than you.

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Well, we're psyched to have you here.

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Although... We're sorry it's due to the
tragic accident that happened to Dean

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Rivers.

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And now we go to Brian Straley with the
report on PCA's new cheerleader

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uniforms.

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They're awesome, Jeremiah.

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They are just awesome.

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Oh, my God.

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Did Carl break up with you again?

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I think Carl broke up with her again.

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But we gotta go start our homework.

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I just... I just don't understand guys.

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First they tell you that they love you.

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Then they tell you that you're too
clingy and needy and, man, I'm hungry.

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I mean, I know I can be moody and
bloated and judgmental and I may not pay

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as much as other girls.

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the only dinner with candlelight and
music and i wore my special cargo pants

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with the little hearts all over you know
what he bought me for a present do you

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want to know what i got for valentine's
day a pretzel a big old pretzel from the

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gas station then

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the seventh time he broke up with me it
was a week before my birthday we got in

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this huge fight because he said

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His mother's crazy.

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His mother makes baseball caps for dogs.

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What dog wants to walk around with a
rhinestone studded baseball cap?

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No dog I know.

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Five hours.

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Five hours that woman blabbed on and on
about Carl.

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Do not say the name Carl again. I'll
puke.

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Isn't our dorm advisor supposed to help
us with our problems? That's how it's

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supposed to work.

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Let's just go to bed and forget about
it.

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Good night.

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Bye, guys. See you in the morning.

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It's like part of me wants to call him
and try to fix it, but you know, what's

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the point? Three weeks from now, he's
just going to call me up with more

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complaints about whatever it's in the
mood to complain about.

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One thing you can count on, Carl.

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Complaints, complaints, complaints.

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Hmm. Cookie dough?

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One Christmas, I go over to his house,
I'm knocking on his door for like five

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hours. Who's not home on Christmas?

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Another thing?

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I just don't understand why they call it
a pair of pants.

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Why not?

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Because, man, a pair means two. Like, a
pair of shoes or a pair of gloves.

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Two shoes, two gloves.

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Mm -hmm.

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Why a pair of pants?

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Because, man, you would sound stupid if
you were like, Hey, man, I love my new

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pants. You like my new pants?

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Check out my new pants. I think we're
safe.

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Safe from what?

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Coco. She won't leave us alone.

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We had to listen to her gripe and moan
about her dumb boyfriend for hours.

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It's him!

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He's coming!

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What's going on? It's the hot new bean!

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What's your policy?

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Black.

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Thank you.

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What I would do is spend ten minutes
just talking to him. Yeah, you and every

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other girl at PCA.

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We could spend a little time with him.

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If we got in trouble.

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Did you two start the food fight?

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Uh -huh. Yeah, we did.

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We're bad.

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But see, that's what I don't understand.

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I've been told that neither one of you
have ever been in trouble at PCA before,

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so why now?

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Well, we've always had serious
behavioral issues. They've just been

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But I still don't understand what... Do
you have a girlfriend?

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What are you, like, 6 '1"? I don't. What
kind of product do you use in your

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hair? Product in my hair? Come on, don't
tell us. That's just... I will try.

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We're not dumb.

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Oh, no, we are not.

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Um, okay.

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Since this is your first offense, I'm
not going to give you detention.

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Do you have a younger brother?

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Can I take a swab of your DNA?

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I brought a swab.

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Look, I know I have flaws and
insecurities and dry skin, but Carl's

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Mr. Wonderful either.

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I mean...

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Would you show up at my house on
Valentine's Day with a pretzel from a

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station?

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We're just teenagers.

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And I don't even like pretzels.

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You're just a mess.

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Maybe it's Carl.

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Gross. It's my mother.

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What?

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No, he hasn't called me.

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That's right, Mom. I'm going to grow old
and die alone.

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You have a horrible dorm advisor.

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Hello. Hi.

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Hey. So, uh, how'd your little meeting
go with hot Dean Taylor?

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Awesome. Excellent.

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We found out things.

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He's from Indiana. Graduated from
Harvard. He's adorable.

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And he's single.

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Good. Why don't you set him up with
Coco? Get her mind off Carl.

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Yeah,

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Dean Taylor and Coco. I would kill to
see that.

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Um, we're, uh, we're just kidding.

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Dean Taylor and Coco?

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No. Yes.

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Zero chance.

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Okay, then I guess we can all take turns
listening to Coco go on and on and on

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about Carl.

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I think Dean Taylor and Coco could make
a lovely couple.

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Let's make it happen. Let's do that.

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Okay, here we go.

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I mean, Taylor, what up?

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What's up?

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I'm doing all right. How are you guys?
Pretty good. Just chilling. Can't

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complain.

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So, you single?

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Huh? Not married, no girlfriend.

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Not dating anyone?

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Actually, work keeps me pretty busy. I
don't have time to date much.

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Well, you know, there are a lot of
available women right here at PCA.

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Teachers. Nurses.

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Girl dorm advisors.

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Oh, yeah, like Coco.

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Coco. Coco sounds like a poodle. Oh, no,
she's much prettier than a poodle.

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So, what are your hobbies?

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Do a little scuba diving.

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That's perfect.

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That is so perfect.

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Yeah.

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This Coco likes to scuba dive, doesn't
she?

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Well, you know, she likes sushi.

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How is sushi like scuba diving?

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Well, you know, they're both fish
themed.

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Yeah, you know, they're both part of the
aquatic experience.

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Right.

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Come on, just a little trip. I don't
want to see the new gym floor. Who

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Everyone, it's so glossy.

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Why would I want to see gym floor? Hey,
it's Chase Michaels.

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Oh, well, this is so weird.

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What? We were just talking about Coco.

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Coco, this is Dean Taylor.

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Dean Taylor, Coco.

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Uh, hi.

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Dean Taylor?

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He was just telling us how he loves
sushi.

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Oh, you like sushi?

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Yeah, I like sushi.

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Perfect. Why don't you take her out for
sushi on Friday night?

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Friday night?

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Sushi Rocks is right here on campus.

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So what do you say, Dean Taylor?

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Well, sure, if Coco would like that.
Okay.

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Wait, you swear you're going to show up?
Because I've been down that road

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before, like 4th of July two years ago.

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Yeah, we're good. No worries about it.
Yeah, she got it.

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4th of July to have a real fun time with
sushi.

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It's Friday at 8 o 'clock.

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Okay. You have your sunomono started
here.

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Sunomono. Your sushi here.

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Sushi.

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My special tuna.

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What makes it special?

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I told you never to ask me that.

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It won't happen again.

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Okay, Chase.

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You are in charge.

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Try not to burn down my restaurant
again.

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Just saying.

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Right.

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Okay, there's more prepared sushi in the
back.

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Great. Dude.

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Where are the girls?

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I just had to set a table, and I am a
guy.

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There was Coco out there doing her hair.

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I hope they got all the bugs out.

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Oh, good, the cello player's here.

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I thought we were going to have a flute
player, too.

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Where'd he go?

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Oh, God.

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Michael, you play the flute?

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Man, I told you he would laugh. I'm
leaving.

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Hey, hey, this is important, man.

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Now go get ready, you little fluter.

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It's flautist, okay?

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Get it right.

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Flautist.

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Carl. Carl.

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Carl. You're not listening.

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Well, I don't want to get back together.

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You heard me.

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Hey, hey, hey. Too little, too late. I
have a date tonight.

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That's right.

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I am having sushi with a hot dean.

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Look at this. Very impressive.

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Okay, you guys eat, talk.

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Enjoy the music.

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And if you need us, we'll be right back
there in the kitchen.

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Thank you. Thanks a lot.

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Um, that's a very pretty dress.

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Thanks.

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So, uh, how'd you dump your last
girlfriend?

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I'm sorry?

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I was recently dumped over the phone.

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Oh, well.

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That's not a very nice way to end a
relationship.

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You got that right.

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He says soup? Oh, yeah, yeah.

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I mean, I give the guy four years of my
life, right?

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I wash his underwear. I fix the toilet.
I pop the pimples he can't reach, and he

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has the nerve to dump me over the phone?

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Okay, whatever.

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Everything she says is awful.

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I got an idea.

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What'd you tell him?

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To listen to Coco, and every time she
starts to say something awful, play

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loud.

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So, I grew up in New Hampshire, but I
was actually born in Kentucky.

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I was born in a trailer park.

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My mother, uh, my mother, my mother
couldn't drive herself to the hospital

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because her license was suspended and we
didn't have a bathroom in our trailer.

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I see, so... So,

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did you go to high school here at PCA?

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Nah, PCA just started letting girls in a
couple years ago.

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I went to this rat hole of a high school
in Cleveland right next to a chemical

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plant.

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They had roaches in the cafeteria the
size of, uh... They had roaches in the

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cafeteria the size... Hey!

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Keep it down!

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Keep it down!

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She got sushi on my flute.

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Uh,

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let's talk about something more
meaningful.

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Like what?

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Tell me about you.

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What makes you tick?

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Oh, I... I don't know. I mean, I have my
hopes and dreams like other girls.

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Uh -oh, she's getting nervous.

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So? When Coco gets nervous, she sweats a
lot. It gets bad.

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Um, I'm sorry. I always feel a little
weird talking about myself in a personal

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way.

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Man, she's sweating like an animal.

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We have to help her.

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There's a fan in the kitchen.

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people person.

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I love people.

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I'm a Capricorn.

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Um, watch Jay Leno.

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He's one of my favorites. He does this
bit about airline food. He gets me

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every time.

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Is it warm in here?

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No, not particularly. Can I get you an
aspirin or something?

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No, no, I'm good.

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I'll just be one.

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One minute.

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Help me, I'm soaked in my own sweat.

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Okay, okay, you guys go get some towels
so she can dry her off. How?

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She's got to change clothes.

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I can't run all the way across campus
and change. I have foot spurs.

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Well, okay, you can borrow my clothes. I
wouldn't wear that.

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Oh, really? Do you like mine?

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Yeah, I'd wear that.

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Good,

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now go in the kitchen, wipe off the
sweat, and switch clothes. Okay.

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Oh, great.

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Did you change your clothes?

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No, not really.

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Please, sit.

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Sure.

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I'll just stand.

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I want to know what you're doing out
with another guy. You dumped me. And

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gives you the right to date other men?

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Kind of.

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Wow. You did great.

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You're coming with me.

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00:21:21,840 --> 00:21:25,480
No. I'm tired of getting dumped every
time your softball team loses.

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Do you know what it's like to play on a
softball team that loses the majority of

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the... Sir, ladies, please leave her
alone. Sir, just... Back off! Hands up.

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I messed up, Cokes.

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I need you.

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Take me back?

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Carry me to my dorm, cowboy.

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I got cookie dough in the mini -fridge.

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Wow.

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He is really strong.

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Now take a little sip.

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Girls,

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really, I'm fine.

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Oh, no, no, no, no, no. You took a nasty
spill.

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00:22:21,840 --> 00:22:25,280
Yeah, you shouldn't move for at least 24
hours. You just relax.

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Hey, get together, everyone.

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Now, say Dean.

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Dean.

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That's a cute one.

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00:22:46,520 --> 00:22:49,600
How... How much farther?

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About a quarter mile.

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Oh, dear God.