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Season 3, Episode 5 — The Aluminum Monster vs Fatty Magoo
That's a good shirt, Charlie. I like it. You should buy that.
#1
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You like it? Okay, stand a little to your left, please.
#2
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- Why? - Just a little bit to your left?
#3
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- Why, Charlie? - So I can steal it.
#4
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No, you're not gonna steal it. Just buy the shirt.
#5
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It's fine. It doesn't even have the exploding ink thing on it.
#6
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- We're good. - Oh, great news.
#7
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I'm not getting arrested with you. So buy it.
#8
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(Scoffs) What is the point?
#9
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The point is that you have, like, four articles of clothing.
#10
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And that's it for years and years and years now.
#11
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- So buy something new. - All right,
#12
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first of all, this place is a rip-off, okay?
#13
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Secondly, someone should teach these people how to do a decent hem,
#14
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don't you think? - Are you unsatisfied with that hem?
#15
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- Very unsatisfied with the hem. - What do you know about hems?
#16
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I've been sewing my clothes back together for almost my entire life.
#17
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I know a thing or two about a hem, Dee, all right?
#18
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- Well, that's just sad. - Well, it's not sad.
#19
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It's a very valuable skill set. So, you know...
#20
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- Just try the shirt on and buy it. - All right.
#21
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WOMAN: Shut up!
#22
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- Shut up! Dee Reynolds? - Yeah.
#23
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Ingrid! Nelson. From high school.
#24
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- Ingrid Nelson? (laughs) - Yeah.
#25
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You look so different. What happened to all of the fat parts?
#26
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I lost 'em! I lost a ton of weight!
#27
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And look at you. You look so beautiful.
#28
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You don't have that hideously, ugly,
#29
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disgusting back brace anymore. - Yeah. Yeah.
#30
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Oh, God! We were such losers in high school!
#31
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Do you remember what people used to call us?
#32
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Uh, I don't remember.
#33
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The Aluminum Monster and Fatty Magoo!
#34
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- Yeah, that was it. - Remember?
#35
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- Yeah. Yes. - You were the Aluminum Monster!
#36
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- I was Fatty Magoo! - Yes. Yes.
#37
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Hey, do you remember how you used to say that you were gonna be famous
#38
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and have your own clothing line? - Did I say that?
#39
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Oh, my God. Every day.
#40
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Every day, it was "famous actress this" and "famous model that".
#41
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And all the kids did was laugh at you.
#42
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That is a good memory.
#43
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Well, no. I mean, it inspired me. I thought to myself,
#44
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"If the Aluminum Monster can do it, then so can I."
#45
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- Oh! - Dee, you're in my store!
#46
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- This is your store? - Yes!
#47
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Wow! (laughs)
#48
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- All this, yours? Gosh! - Yeah.
#49
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Hey, so, did you ever do... Are you a model now?
#50
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- Are you... Did you... - Well, yeah, yeah, yeah.
#51
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- Yeah? - Not-Not-Not... Yeah.
#52
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Not right now... because I'm shopping.
#53
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- Did you go to law school? - Oh, my God, I did!
#54
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- You did? - Yeah, for a little while.
#55
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- I loved it. - God, you must be so busy.
#56
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I'm so busy. So busy that I have to go.
#57
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But it was really excellent to see you.
#58
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- It was so good to see you too. - Oh, and congratulations.
#59
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- I would love to hang out. - Hang out? We're gonna hang out!
#60
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We're gonna do that! We're gonna do all of that!
#61
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Okay. (laughs)
#62
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Charlie. You're not gonna believe this.
#63
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I just ran into the biggest loser from my high school.
#64
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- And she owns this store! - Really?
#65
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I used to say all this stuff about...
#66
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how I was gonna be big and famous to keep her down.
#67
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- Oh, yeah. - But it did the opposite.
#68
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It inspired her or something, which is terrible.
#69
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I'll tell you what. Calm down. Here's what you do, all right?
#70
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Pop on a couple things, slip 'em on, we'll walk right out of here.
#71
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No. No, that's not good enough. I gotta beat her at her own game.
#72
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Charlie? I got a fatty to take down.
#73
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Dee, how's your design coming along?
#74
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I can't believe you stole that shirt.
#75
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Come on. I steal lots of things. You don't have to get all huffy.
#76
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- Let me take a look. - No. It's not ready for looking.
#77
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Let me take a look... See, I'll tell you if I like it or not.
#78
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- I'm not ready, Charlie. - What are you guys working on?
#79
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Dee's designing a dress to put her old nerd friend back in her place.
#80
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- Oh, which nerd friend? - Um, the fat one.
#81
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- Ingrid Nelson. - Ingrid... Oh, Fatty Magoo?
#82
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- That's right. - Oh, your old sidekick.
#83
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- What's she been up to? - She owns her own clothing store.
#84
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So Dee's making a dress. I'm gonna help her sew it.
#85
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Because according to Dee, I'm a loser too. Did you know this?
#86
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But, Sweet Dee, being a winner's not something that you can become.
#87
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It's something that you're kind of born with. Like me.
#88
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- Like us. - Like me.
#89
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- Let me take a look at this. - No, hold on.
#90
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- Let's just peek at it. - I feel like
#91
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you're gonna make fun of it. It's not done yet. (laughs)
#92
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Dee, when did... What is this? Is it a boat?
#93
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- No, it's... - It's a boat with a triangle.
#94
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- It's not a boat. CHARLIE: No, there's a cup
#95
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and a straw. - It's a cocktail dress.
#96
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- That's a strap. - Is it a raincoat?
#97
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- It's not a raincoat! - No. That's a plug.
#98
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- It's a lightbulb. - Well, in my head, it's very...
#99
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It's elegant. I'm having a hard time putting it out onto paper...
#100
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Through your hands? Have your hands been smashed with hammers?
#101
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- What is wrong with you? - You're definitely not gonna be
#102
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putting anybody in their place with a drawing like this.
#103
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- Let me give it a shot. - Dennis, take a stab at it.
#104
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I'm gonna start with the breasts.
#105
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- Oh, naturally. - Come on!
#106
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CHARLIE: Oh, those are beautiful. - Bountiful.
#107
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- I would say so. Oh, yeah! - Gorgeous, right? You see? Okay?
#108
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- That is some good... - Then we move on to the waist.
#109
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(whistles) - Yes. - Delicate, precise.
#110
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You can draw. I'm getting kind of, like, a little flustered here.
#111
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Yeah, that's understandable. She's a nice looking lady.
#112
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I'll tell you what, dude. How about I take this sketch, right?
#113
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And then I talk to Frank about, you know, a really good sewing machine.
#114
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- And then I whip up a prototype... - Oh, of my designs?
#115
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What? You dick! Charlie, come on!
#116
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- I thought we were a team! - Relax. I'm still gonna help you
#117
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make your raincoat with the straw. - It's not a raincoat!
#118
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What is this? This woman doesn't even have a rib cage.
#119
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Doesn't matter, Dee. Because winners always win.
#120
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You're not a winner because you used to be popular in high school.
#121
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But I think you peaked.
#122
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Peaked? Peaked, Dee?
#123
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Mmm. (chuckles)
#124
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Let me tell you something. I haven't even begun to peak.
#125
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And when I do peak, you'll know.
#126
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Because I'm gonna peak so hard
#127
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that everybody in Philadelphia's gonna feel it.
#128
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I'm in my prime. And I bet you that I could sell these dresses
#129
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to Fatty Magoo just based on these sketches alone.
#130
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And your loser friend is gonna buy 'em because she's a fatty.
#131
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And that's just the way of the world.
#132
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All I have to do is turn on my winning charm...
#133
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and Fatty Magoo will be putty in my hands.
#134
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- 'Cause us winners always win. - He wasn't talking about you.
#135
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I... think he was.
#136
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- It's too streaky. - Where?
#137
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- Everywhere. Fix it. - Well, I'm trying, Frank!
#138
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I've never spray-painted a chair before. Why do you cover your mouth?
#139
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Because that lead paint is extremely toxic.
#140
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What? Is that why I'm feeling so dizzy?
#141
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Hey, all I'm hearing is excuses. And I still have a blotchy chair.
#142
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Wait a second! What am I saying? What am I doing here?
#143
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You're making my chair look like it was dipped in gold.
#144
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- Now get back to work. - Nobody is stupid enough
#145
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to think that your chair was dipped in gold, Frank.
#146
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- Why am I helping you? - Because I'm manipulating you.
#147
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That's the way I get people to do things for me.
#148
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- Really? - Yeah.
#149
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Shit, that's awesome. How did you do that?
#150
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If you make my chair look really nice, I will tell you.
#151
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Deal! (laughs)
#152
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- I got you. - Oh, great. Oh, good, good.
#153
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Excellent. Listen, man. I need to use your business connections
#154
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to see if I can get a really cheap sewing machine.
#155
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Why?
#156
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Dennis and I are gonna make a dress, see if we can sell it.
#157
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You're gonna go in the garment business?
#158
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No, dude. I'm not going into the garment business, okay?
#159
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I'm just gonna make one single dress with Dennis.
#160
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- Who's gonna run the operation? - It's not an operation, dude.
#161
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Look, I just want your help getting a sewing machine.
#162
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Whoa. Wait. Has that chair been dipped in gold?
#163
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So we would cinch it up nice and tight through the waist,
#164
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giving a nice, subtle lift to the top of the dress,
#165
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and keeping those fat tummies in check. Gorgeous.
#166
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- Okay, Dennis, I'm confused. - Why's that?
#167
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These are just pictures of women with giant breasts.
#168
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Yeah.
#169
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And in some of these sketches, the women aren't even wearing clothes.
#170
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- Yes. - Well, why?
#171
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Listen, let me level with you. You're an attractive enough girl.
#172
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I mean, certainly you've got some potential.
#173
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There's no reason for you to be so nervous around me.
#174
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Why don't you just order a couple of my dresses,
#175
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and maybe if you're lucky, I'll even make one special just for you.
#176
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And if you look good enough in it, hell,
#177
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I might even consider having sex with you. (laughs)
#178
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- How does that sound? - Terrible.
#179
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(laughs) All right. Let's just calm down.
#180
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You're having a reaction. That's understandable.
#181
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It's the nerd in you talking. Why don't we start over?
#182
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How many of my dresses would you like to order?
#183
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None. Not one.
#184
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Ok, look. I'm not gonna take "no" for an answer
#185
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because I just refuse to do that because I'm a winner.
#186
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And winners, we don't listen to words like "no",
#187
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or "don't", or "stop".
#188
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Those words are just not in our vocabulary. I know what you need.
#189
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You need to see my dress on a model.
#190
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I'll tell you what.
#191
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I'm gonna come back tomorrow with a model.
#192
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- Please don't do that. - Save your breath, Ingrid.
#193
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Those words have never worked on me. I'll see you tomorrow.
#194
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(door closes)
#195
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Look, I am so confused.
#196
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Why does she have light bulbs growing out of her neck?
#197
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Light bulbs? What? Those are shoulder pads.
#198
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- What? - Yeah.
#199
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You know what? I'll walk you through it.
#200
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No. I don't even want...
#201
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Why don't you just help me make Dennis's designs?
#202
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Because Dennis's designs are terrible.
#203
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- I enjoy them. - I know you do. I walked in
#204
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and saw you enjoying them very much this morning in the bar.
#205
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This again. I told you I was scratching myself, Dee!
#206
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You were scratching hard and very vigorously. So...
#207
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- 'Cause that's the only way I... - It must've really itched.
#208
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All right. All right, fine. What is this thing?
#209
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- That is Dennis's prototype. - No, I know it's the prototype.
#210
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But I don't get how it works. (groans)
#211
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You're asking a million questions! All right, look.
#212
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I'm just gonna have to walk you through it, all right?
#213
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- So pay attention. - Yes. Thank you.
#214
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The pretty lady gets naked, of course.
#215
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And I help her into the prototype.
#216
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My hands guiding along her body, making sure that it fits properly.
#217
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Now the dress is starting to look fantastic, you know?
#218
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And she feels very excited. She feels very sensual.
#219
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And I feel very sensual about her because she looks so good.
#220
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And then, you know, we chitchat a little bit. No big deal.
#221
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But she asks me back to her place. Where did that come from?
#222
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I accept, you know? And then, you know, we chitchat at her place.
#223
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It's no big deal. But eventually she says, you know,
#224
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"Do you want to make love, Charlie?" - Oh, God.
#225
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And I say, "Are you serious? Because yes, I do".
#226
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And then just, boom, we're into it. And it's hot and it's passionate.
#227
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- Charlie? - Then it's just me and you, babe.
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all night long. - My God. Charlie?
#229
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And I satisfy her so many times, she starts screaming my name.
#230
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- Charlie! - "Charlie," she says.
#231
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- "Charlie," she says. - Charlie!
#232
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- Jesus! - Dee! (groans)
#233
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What are you... I thought you had walked back over...
#234
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No, I've been standing here the whole time!
#235
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- I was in the middle... - Are you gonna help me with this
#236
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or not? - I'm trying to...
#237
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- What are you doing? You look... - Oh, Jesus. I'm gonna do it myself.
#238
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I gotta say, Frank, I'm really happy about this partition.
#239
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I can't tell you how many memories this brings back.
#240
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This is exactly the way I ran my sweatshops.
#241
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- Is it? - You have to separate them from us.
#242
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- Right. Right. - They need to be trained.
#243
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- Okay, yeah. I got an idea. - Trained.
#244
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- I got an idea, okay? - I want to play music in there.
#245
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'Cause I think it'll keep them happy and motivated.
#246
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- And they'll work harder. - No, no, no.
#247
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Mac, you gotta break 'em. You gotta break 'em like dogs!
#248
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- Break 'em! Break 'em like dogs! - Yeah!
#249
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You want to learn about manipulation?
#250
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- Yes, yes. - This is it. All right, here.
#251
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Your first rule of manipulation...
#252
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s you gotta show them who is boss!
#253
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You gotta rant and rave and yell at people!
#254
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(mouths words) Then they find their place. That's it.
#255
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Everyone gather around. I have an announcement to make!
#256
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Dennis has an announcement! Go. Now's your chance.
#257
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- Now's my chance. - Rant and rave.
#258
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Gather around. Everybody, gather around, please!
#259
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- We're all standing here. - Is this everybody?
#260
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- Is this everybody? - You know that. What are you doing?
#261
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- Dennis has an announcement! - Yeah, I heard that.
#262
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- I'm wondering what it is. - It's an announcement!
#263
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- What's up, Dennis? - I have an announcement.
#264
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- Oh, my God! What is it? - Quiet on the floor, please!
#265
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Dennis, your announcement? Thank you.
#266
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I think everyone will be pleased to learn
#267
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that we have just received our first order.
#268
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- That's amazing! - Ho-o-o!
#269
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I can't believe they placed an order before they saw the prototype.
#270
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Believe it, 'cause that's what just happened.
#271
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What the hell did Fatty Magoo like about your sketches?
#272
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- Shut up! How many did they order? - Twenty-five.
#273
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- Twenty-five? - 25 dresses, that's right. Charlie,
#274
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do you have my prototype? - Yeah, yeah.
#275
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Hey, do you have any more of those sketches?
#276
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Maybe like one where the lady's, like, looking right at you?
#277
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Stop talking to me. All right, everyone.
#278
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I want those dresses. Now I don't care how you do it.
#279
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Just make it work.
#280
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You heard the man. Make it work!
#281
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You heard our designer! Ladies and gentlemen, back to your stations!
#282
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- Let's make it work! - No!
#283
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No, I'm not going to make it work! I'm designing my own clothes!
#284
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I'm supposed to be the one who's beating Fatty Magoo!
#285
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- Mac, take care of this. - Okay.
#286
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Dee, can I talk to you for a second? I know what you're trying to do.
#287
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You want to show this girl what's what. I get that.
#288
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And I think if you just buckle down and join the team...
#289
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Mac, I'm gonna stop you right there. First of all,
#290
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your breath smells like an old lady fart passing through an onion.
#291
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Secondly, I know you're trying to manipulate me.
#292
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And it's not going to work. Get your hand off my shoulder,
#293
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because I've got a fatty to burn.
#294
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She's gonna be here any minute. Can we get this thing tighter?
#295
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Or can we lift these up a little bit? Oh, my God!
#296
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- You sure this is the right size? - The dress is the right size.
#297
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I wish we could say the same thing about your body? My God.
#298
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You eat he entire kitchen cupboard today?
#299
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- What's wrong with my body? - So many things.
#300
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I mean, your breasts, they're tiny. Your gut is huge.
#301
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- I wear a "D" cup! - You're just lying about that.
#302
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All right now, take this gut and suck it in.
#303
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- What gut? - Suck the gut in before I scream.
#304
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How did you get into my office?
#305
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Ah. Well, how does anyone get in anywhere, Ingrid?
#306
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- Hard work and persistence. - Did you kick in my door?
#307
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I intend to kick down a lot of doors today, Ingrid.
#308
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Now, you're gonna have to use your imagination a little bit,
#309
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my model is a little on the... (fart sound) side.
#310
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But tell me what you see.
#311
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Well, I see a man committing a felony...
#312
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by breaking into my office and destroying my property.
#313
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I also see a very confused and uncomfortable model...
#314
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who seems to be stuffed into an ill-fitting garbage bag.
#315
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Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. I see what you're saying, yes.
#316
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You're saying that you love the dress but you hate this model.
#317
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She hates the dress, you freak!
#318
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Silence your mouth! She cannot properly see the dress
#319
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because your disgusting body is ruining it!
#320
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I can't believe I let you see me naked.
#321
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- Well, that was part of the... - All right. I'm calling the police.
#322
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No. No, no, Ingrid. There's no need to call the police, okay?
#323
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Because the only crime that's being committed today
#324
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s the crime of ugliness.
#325
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And sadly, you can't press charges for that.
#326
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You know what? I'm just gonna have to come back next time
#327
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with a model with a perfect body.
#328
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You've been a disappointment. Shame on you.
#329
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No, no, no. Shit.
#330
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Look at this. Beyond our wildest dreams.
#331
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Everything working out, huh, Mac?
#332
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- This is brilliant, Frank. - It's going smooth.
#333
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How you doing with Charlie? Did you break him like a dog yet?
#334
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Almost. I've changed his diet to only dry food.
#335
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And he's no longer allowed on any of the furniture.
#336
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Good. What about Deandra?
#337
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Hmm, not so good. She's still causing problems.
#338
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Hmm. You're gonna have to take care of this right away.
#339
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(machine grinding) Oh, goddamn.
#340
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- Dee! - Come on! Just go straight!
#341
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- Dee, come on! - I feel like it's broken.
#342
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It's not broken! You're just messing with it.
#343
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- I'm not messing with it. - You're punching in and you're...
#344
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Don't stomp on the pedal like that!
#345
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How do these people... Who are these women?
#346
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They're Eastern European women! I have no idea
#347
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where Frank got them. They're very good sewers.
#348
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- You should ask them how to sew. - They smell like sausage.
#349
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They do smell like sausage. It's terrible.
#350
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Charlie, shh! Dee, I need a word.
#351
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- Get outta here. - What are you working on?
#352
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It's my dress. You know that.
#353
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Ooh, ooh. Did we not have a conversation about this, Deandra?
#354
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The dress does not fit the prototype.
#355
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- I don't give a shit. - Come on, Dee.
#356
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- Don't rock the boat here. - Charlie, I can handle this.
#357
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I'm on your side here, man. I'm just trying to say she...
#358
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- Charlie, sit. - Don't tell me to sit, dude.
#359
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You want a treat? I think I got some jerky here...
#360
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(gasps) I do have some jerky in my pocket. Do you want some?
#361
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- Yeah. Yeah? - Yeah? You sure? You want some?
#362
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- Yeah. - Wait for it. Sit.
#363
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- Yeah. - Shake. Speak.
#364
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- I'd like some jerky, please. - Good boy!
#365
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(laughs) He caught it. He catches it every time.
#366
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- You want a piece of jerky? - No.
#367
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You're supposed to be a goddamn modeling agency
#368
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and this is the best you've got? I mean, I ask you to send me models
#369
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who are attractive. You send pictures of girls that have bodies
#370
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like Oompa-Loompas and hippopotamuses!
#371
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I can't talk to you people. I can't... (grunting)
#372
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How hard is it to find an attractive model in the city of Philadelphia?
#373
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Hey-oh! Guess what, buddy. We did it! We filled the order!
#374
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- What order? - The dresses, dude. 25.
#375
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Pretty efficient, huh?
#376
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Yeah. Just, uh, put 'em by the door or something.
#377
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Okay. Hey, you want me to help you bring 'em to the store?
#378
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No! No, I don't want you to ever go to the store ever!
#379
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- Why not? Something wrong? - No. Everything is... great.
#380
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Everything is... perfect.
#381
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Then why don't you want me to go to the store?
#382
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- 'Cause you're busy. - I'm not busy.
#383
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I actually have a pretty clear docket for the next couple of...
#384
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No, you're so busy. Because we just got another order.
#385
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We did? For how many?
#386
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Uh, a hundred.
#387
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A hundred? We got an order for a hundred dresses?
#388
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- Oh, my gosh! That's fantastic! - Mmm!
#389
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We gotta kick it up a notch.
#390
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(man yelling in German)
#391
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Dee, come here! Where the hell have you been?
#392
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It's only 9:00 in the morning.
#393
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Oh, my God. I've been here since 5:00.
#394
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- What? - Things have changed around here.
#395
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They're running this place like a concentration camp.
#396
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We shouldn't even be talking right now!
#397
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I think you better sit down and get to work. It's bad.
#398
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The situation is bad! Oh, my God!
#399
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They're watching us, Dee. They're always watching us.
#400
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What do you think they're saying out there, Frank?
#401
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I don't know, but I don't like it.
#402
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The German war propaganda was a nice idea.
#403
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Wait till you hear the steam whistle.
#404
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(German man screaming continues) Charlie, where's my dress?
#405
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(chuckles) Charlie, I left it right here! Where is it?
#406
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- Please don't do this. - Did you do something with it?
#407
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- What did you do? Where is it? - Just go back to work.
#408
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Tell me where it is, you son of a bitch!
#409
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- I'm not supposed to say! - You want to lose your hand?
#410
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- I'm not supposed to say! - Tell me where it is! Tell me!
#411
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(whistle screeching)
#412
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Is that a steam whistle?
#413
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What the hell's going on over there?
#414
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- Everything's fine. - What happened to my dress?
#415
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Was destroyed and the materials were distributed amongst the workers.
#416
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What? You guys! How could you do that to me?
#417
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I worked forever on that dress!
#418
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The dress did not fit the prototype!
#419
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- It didn't fit the prototype! - Screw the prototype!
#420
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What are you talking about? Now I have to start all over!
#421
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I'm afraid not, Deandra. We're gonna have to let her go.
#422
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You heard the man, Dee! Get off the floor!
#423
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- Oh, my God. You know what? - Off the floor now, Dee!
#424
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- Ladies! We're outta here! MAC: No.
#425
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We don't need this! Let's go! We got a whole box of knockwurst up there.
#426
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- A big pot of it! - Deandra, what are you doing?
#427
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- I'm staging a strike. Let's go! - I'm pulling it again!
#428
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- No, no... Back to work! - I'm pulling it again!
#429
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Back to work!
#430
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(pop music) You can do it, Dennis, because you're a winner.
#431
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You haven't peaked. You haven't even begun to peak.
#432
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But you're gonna peak today. You're gonna peak all over everybody.
#433
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Make it work, Dennis.
#434
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MAN: #Together forever And never to par
#435
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#Together forever we two#
#436
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- Make it work. - #And don't you know I would move#
#437
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- There she is! - Dee, what are you doing?
#438
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I'm having you arrested for slave labor.
#439
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Slave labor? What the hell are you talking about?
#440
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You bought some dresses from my brother, Dennis,
#441
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that were made in a sweatshop in the basement of our bar.
#442
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Do not listen to a word this woman says!
#443
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- She is stark-raving mad! - She's a goddamn lunatic, okay?
#444
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Those dresses were made by voluntary laborers who work for us
#445
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on their own free will to feed their starving families
#446
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n their home countries! - In a sweatshop!
#447
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- In a sweatshop! - Not a sweatshop.
#448
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- It is a sweatshop. - No, a working factory!
#449
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Which makes you the biggest loser, Fatty Magoo.
#450
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I didn't buy anything from your insane brother.
#451
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- Really? - What?
#452
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- Really. - So let me get this straight.
#453
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Dennis has been lying to us the whole time?
#454
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I don't know and I don't care.
#455
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Wait a second. Fatty Magoo. Are you Ingrid Nelson?
#456
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- Yes. - No shit!
#457
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I'm Mark Dunlap. I knew you in high school. Wow!
#458
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- You look terrific. - Thanks.
#459
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And that would make you the Aluminum Monster.
#460
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- Oh, man! You were all jacked up. - I don't remember.
#461
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Remember that? With the back brace.
#462
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And all that metal. (squeaking) And you were like...
#463
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- You were like an Aluminum Monster. - Thank you.
#464
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- That was the best name for it. - The only name for it.
#465
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- You were so cute. - Oh, thanks.
#466
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It was a lot of metal, man. Hey, hey, I used to know your brother.
#467
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Now, he was a pretty cool guy. Whatever happened to him?
#468
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Behold a winner in all his...
#469
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Oh, shit. (sighs)
#470
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What are you guys doing here?
#471
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MAN: #Together forever And never to part
#472
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#Together forever We two
#473
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#And don't you know I would move heaven and earth
#474
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#To be together forever With you
#475
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#Together forever And never to part
#476
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#Together forever We two
#477
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#And don't you know I would move heaven and earth
#478
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#To be together forever with...#
#479
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