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Season 17, Episode 6 — Overage Drinking - A National Concern
- [Mac] They are really going at it. - [Dee] Lot of tongue.
#1
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[Dennis] Too much tongue.
#2
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I think it's kind of weird that we're watching them, right?
#3
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Well, it's hot. I think it'd be weird if we didn't watch them.
#4
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They are super young though.
#5
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- [Dennis] Yeah. - In fact, everybody here is super young.
#6
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- [Dee] Oh, goddamn. - Oh, come on.
#7
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- Hey, are you 21? - Yeah, what does it look like?
#8
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Yeah, fuck off, grandpa.
#9
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- [Dee gasps] - [Mac] Oh.
#10
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- The mouth on him. - [Dennis] I mean
#11
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- [Dee] Heinous. - Wait a second.
#12
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Didn't we, like, just deal with this?
#13
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[Dee] We just dealt with something like this.
#14
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- We did, right? - Not long ago.
#15
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All right, let's kick 'em out.
#16
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- Goddamn it, Son. - [son] Shit.
#17
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- Oh, my God. - [parent] I can't believe you're in a bar.
#18
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[parent 2] You are in so much trouble.
#19
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How many times do we have to tell you to stay away from her?
#20
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We're in love.
#21
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Yeah, and there's nothing you can do about it.
#22
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- [Mac] Ooh. - Oh, my God. That was riveting.
#23
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[Dee] Yeah, turned into a real Romeo and Juliet thing,
#24
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- didn't it? - Yeah.
#25
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[parent 1] I don't know what to do with him.
#26
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- He's gotta stop drinking. - [Dennis] Hey, guys.
#27
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You guys look familiar.
#28
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Yeah, you do too.
#29
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Hang on a second. What are your names?
#30
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I'm Trey. This is Tammy.
#31
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Oh, shit. This is classic Tammy.
#32
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- [all speak indistinct
#33
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[Charlie whispering] Trey and Tammy were lovers in high school,
#34
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but she wanted to make Trey jealous by flirting with Dennis.
#35
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Dee tried to bang Trey, but he was only using her
#36
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to get back at Tammy and it worked.
#37
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They slept together on their prom night.
#38
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They had a baby that they named Trey Jr.
#39
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Trey Jr.'s in love with that girl named Kerry Bitaberry,
#40
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but Trey and Tammy hate Kerry Bitaberry
#41
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because the Bitaberry family is trash, which they are.
#42
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Dennis and Dee are, like, super obsessed with Trey and Tammy still.
#43
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I can pretty much tell by their body language.
#44
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I think they're gonna try to bang them.
#45
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Huh? Did you say something? I wasn't listening.
#46
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[whispering] Oh, yeah. That's Trey and Tammy.
#47
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They were lovers in high school. Tammy tried to bang--
#48
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Dude, I don't give a flying fuck about any of this gossipy bullshit.
#49
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- You're not into teen drama? - No, because I am an adult.
#50
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And I like adult stories, like a sexual psychological thriller, you know?
#51
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This has no weight to it.
#52
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Well, this has been fun catching up.
#53
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- [Dee] Yeah. - We're done? Okay.
#54
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Yeah. Yeah, you know, we should do this more often.
#55
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It's so hard to believe we haven't seen each other since high school.
#56
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- Yeah. - Well, since we were in high school.
#57
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You were 30.
#58
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Okay. Well, let's not do that, you know? Time's all in your head, Tammy.
#59
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And in your ass, apparently.
#60
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- She's just making a joke. You look great. - It's true.
#61
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Well, if our son ever comes back in here again,
#62
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can you please send him home? Or at least not sell him alcohol?
#63
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Speaking of which. I assume you will be picking up the tab, yeah?
#64
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'Cause they kind of hustled out of here and you are legal guardians.
#65
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Yeah. I actually think that's a law.
#66
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I think you have to pick up your child's tab if
#67
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Here. Let's go.
#68
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- You gave him way too much-- Okay. - Now.
#69
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Oh, man.
#70
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- What a trip down memory lane, huh? - [door opens, closes]
#71
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- Trey looks good. - Yeah, so does Tammy.
#72
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Yeah, sometimes I feel like she might be the one that got away.
#73
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Hey, did you sense something off between them?
#74
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Something was off, right? It was all in the body language.
#75
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Yeah, there was a strain there, right? Right?
#76
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There was a strain there. God, that's hot.
#77
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- Is it? - Married, forbidden lust.
#78
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- Uh-huh. - Ooh.
#79
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I bet those two are just screaming for some strange.
#80
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Yeah.
#81
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[Charlie] This is classic Dee and Dennis stuff.
#82
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I think they're gonna try to sleep with those two people
#83
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that don't want to sleep with them at all.
#84
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It's probably gonna wind up in a rape or a murder.
#85
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What?
#86
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Jesus Christ, man.
#87
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You know we can hear you? I would never do that.
#88
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- Well - [sighs] Don't tell her though.
#89
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[♪ jovial music]
#90
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[Dee] This is very exciting. I got a couple of bits planned,
#91
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- so just let me do my thing. - Oh, you Don't do bits.
#92
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No, no. Trust me.
#93
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Dee, I think let's throw 'em off the scent at first.
#94
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- I don't see how that's gonna be possible - [bell rings]
#95
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- with all that cologne you're wearing. - That's actually not a cologne.
#96
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No, that's a pheromone serum I heard about on Rogan. Super cool, man.
#97
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It's like testicular fluid from, like, a bull's prostate or something like that.
#98
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I know it sounds strange, but it's scientifically proven
#99
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to intimidate males and drive females wild.
#100
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Human females?
#101
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Focus, Dee. Stop. All right, listen.
#102
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Listen, once we get in there, let's split off by gender, okay?
#103
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I'll have a man-to-man talk with Trey, and you do, I don't know,
#104
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whatever it is that you females do when you're alone with each other.
#105
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And then let's find an excuse to split off again--
#106
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- Uh, take a shit. - Too gross.
#107
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Well, it's A shit is all I can think about.
#108
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It's overwhelming, the smell that's coming off of you.
#109
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The smell isn't coming off right to you.
#110
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It's a pheromonal thing because you're my sister, okay?
#111
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If it was working on you, then we'd have a real problem,
#112
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- wouldn't we? - That would be bad. All right.
#113
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- Hey, Tammy. Hi. - Tammy, we were just in the neighborhood,
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so we thought we'd just swing by and say hi.
#115
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- Yeah. - Oh. Hello.
#116
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Are you expecting somebody else?
#117
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No, no. I was just wondering what that smell was.
#118
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- Oh. - I guess the lawn got fertilized. So
#119
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Oh.
#120
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No, I think maybe, you're
#121
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Maybe you're smelling a cool spring breeze?
#122
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Perhaps some freshly hung laundry.
#123
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Did one of you step in dog shit?
#124
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- I don't think so. - I know I didn't.
#125
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Okay, well, come on in. Take your shoes off.
#126
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- [Tammy] Jesus. - No problem.
#127
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Don't. Just don't.
#128
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[♪ jovial music]
#129
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[door opens]
#130
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Hey, dude. All right. Thanks for coming over, man.
#131
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[groans] I need your help with something.
#132
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- [sighs] - Okay, w [sniffs]
#133
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That smell. Has Dennis been here? I feel both intimidated and aroused.
#134
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Know what that is? That's the old piss cans.
#135
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I haven't changed them in, like, forever.
#136
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Is that why you asked me over here?
#137
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No. Look, remember when you said, like,
#138
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you wanted, like, a sexual psychological thriller thing?
#139
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You were more into those kind of stories.
#140
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You wanna sink your teeth into something like that,
#141
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you know what I mean? I got something for you.
#142
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I'm listening.
#143
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All right, take a look around this place.
#144
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Something's missing. What is it?
#145
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- A vacuum. - Stop. Come on, man. Be serious.
#146
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I am dead serious. Buddy, how I don't get it.
#147
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I mean, how can you be so obsessed with cleaning the bar
#148
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and yet you live in all this piss and shit?
#149
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Dude, it's Frank.
#150
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- It's both of you. - Will you stop? It's Frank that's missing.
#151
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Well, how is that a psychological sex thriller?
#152
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Well, I don't know what it is, but it's strange, you know what I mean?
#153
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Like, he didn't come home last night.
#154
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He hasn't been at the bar recently.
#155
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Like some of his stuff's missing, you know?
#156
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I keep finding these, like, weird piles of hair everywhere.
#157
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The piles of hair could be from any one
#158
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of the wild animals that probably lives here.
#159
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Well, you gotta admit it's kind of strange.
#160
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Well, I'm not exactly thrilled, so it's not a thriller.
#161
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But it is a mystery, I'll give you that. Okay, I'll bite.
#162
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Where do you and Frank go when you're not together?
#163
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Well, if we're not together, we don't go anywhere.
#164
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- Well, right now you're not together. - Well, I'm here.
#165
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I recognize where you are.
#166
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What we're trying to do is find out where Frank is.
#167
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- Oh. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Okay.
#168
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Uh, he could be anywhere, you know?
#169
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He could go under the bridge. He goes there a lot.
#170
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- All right, we're getting somewhere. - Yeah.
#171
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- Okay, I guess we gotta go - Check under the bridge. All right, cool.
#172
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Yeah, you see? You're pretty good at this.
#173
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- That rules out anything sexy. - Yeah.
#174
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- Yeah. Okay, let's go. - All right.
#175
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ere he is.
#176
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I thought you were taking a shit.
#177
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No. Come on, don't be silly.
#178
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It's just the excuse I made to sort of peel off and be alone with you.
#179
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You were in the bathroom for, like, 20 minutes.
#180
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Yeah, I took a shit. But you know what? That's your fault, mister.
#181
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Because you get things moving inside me, you know?
#182
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- That's kind of gross. - Okay.
#183
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Listen, I'm trying to take a shot here, but you're making it hard.
#184
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Take a shot with what?
#185
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Like a suburban married drama, you know? A little infidelity.
#186
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Okay. Look
#187
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If I'm being honest, uh, things aren't great between me and Tammy,
#188
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- Ooh. - like sexually-wise right now.
#189
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Maybe spicing things up in the bedroom might help.
#190
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Yes. Okay, now you're talking.
#191
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Okay. All right, let me finish up this laundry and then we can slip out of here.
#192
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You always do the laundry?
#193
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Yeah, and Tammy gets pissed if I do it half-assed.
#194
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But I told her that I'd pick some things up
#195
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at the supermarket after I walk the dogs.
#196
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So, I could sneak out after lunch.
#197
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So you do the grocery shopping, and you walk the dogs too?
#198
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- And the laundry? - I do, yeah. Yeah.
#199
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- Do you do the dishes? - I do.
#200
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Tammy makes all the money, I don't know what to tell you.
#201
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But like, I got some things on the side.
#202
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I've been killing it at fantasy football.
#203
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I gotta take a shit.
#204
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- Tammy, Tammy, Tammy. - [chuckles]
#205
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It's so great to be alone finally, isn't it?
#206
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God, I swear there's a dead animal in here somewhere.
#207
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There's no dead animal in here.
#208
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- Might have to fumigate the entire house. - Enough with the smells. Let's
#209
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Let's focus on the feelings.
#210
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The feelings?
#211
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Yeah, well, you're feeling trapped. You're feeling depressed.
#212
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Life used to be so exciting, and now it's dull and dreary.
#213
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Well, being married isn't the easiest thing in the world.
#214
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I can only imagine. I wouldn't know though.
#215
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Yeah, I live free. Like a wild beast.
#216
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Okay.
#217
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Maybe Trey's gotten a little bit too complacent.
#218
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Maybe old Tammy needs to take a page out of young Tammy's notebook.
#219
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What are you talking about?
#220
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Let's bang and make Trey jealous.
#221
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[scoffs]
#222
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Oh, God. That's what this is about?
#223
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Yeah.
#224
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I'm not gonna bang you.
#225
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- Well - Uh-uh.
#226
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I have to take a shit.
#227
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[Dennis sighs]
#228
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- Trey's a pussy. I couldn't do it. - Yeah, I couldn't do it either.
#229
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Tammy was all over me, but I found the whole thing boring.
#230
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You know why? Because it's adult drama.
#231
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That's why it's boring.
#232
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Teen drama is exciting 'cause everything's brand-new.
#233
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Adult stuff's just the same thing over and over and over and over.
#234
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Yeah. See, teen drama's forged in lust.
#235
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Adult drama's forged in sadness.
#236
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So sad. He was folding the laundry.
#237
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- What? - He does that every day.
#238
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- She should be doing that. - Of course she should.
#239
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You know what else? He goes grocery shopping.
#240
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What? Why?
#241
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Because he's a pussy like I said.
#242
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Oh. Okay. Well, let's get out of here 'cause I do have to take shit for real.
#243
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Not me.
#244
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[♪ jovial music]
#245
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I'm actually getting a little worried about Frank, man.
#246
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All right, well, don't get melodramatic. This isn't a soap opera.
#247
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Why do they call 'em that? There's no soap involved.
#248
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- And no singing. - Right? Nothing operatic about it.
#249
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No, not sure. Either way, it's not the kind of mystery we want.
#250
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You see, we want a rising tension to make the comedy or tragedy
#251
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feel more satisfying in the end.
#252
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The wha The tragedy?
#253
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Yeah. We don't know what this is yet, Charlie.
#254
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Well, how would a tragedy feel satisfying?
#255
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Well, okay. What if we came down here and we found Frank
#256
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with a bullet in his head and a suicide note?
#257
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- Not satisfying. - Not satisfying. Very tragic.
#258
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However, there could be an overall poetic sense of completion
#259
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to his inevitable story arc
#260
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due to Frank's historically terrible life choices.
#261
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And somehow, as a viewer,
#262
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- I would feel satisfied by the - There would be a subconscious
#263
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Yeah, that's not gonna work for me at all, man.
#264
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What the hell are you talking about, dude?
#265
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- Well, it's the hero's journey. - There he is.
#266
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[Charlie] Cricket. Hey, man.
#267
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Shit. What's good, baby? What's popping?
#268
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What's with the, uh, dreadlocks and the voice you're doing?
#269
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Oh. Yeah no, ain't no voice, baby.
#270
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I'm just evolving right down here under the bridge, you know what I mean?
#271
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Just trying to spread my business to a more diverse clientele,
#272
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- you know what I mean? - [Mac] No. I don't feel you, no.
#273
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I feel like this is not cool. Like, is this a good plot twist?
#274
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- What is this? - This is
#275
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There's nothing good about this. This is giving me the ick.
#276
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Yeah, this is just
#277
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I feel like we're dancing around a very dangerous line here.
#278
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You know, just having, like, a white guy talking like, you know,
#279
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"What it is, man?" Is not I'm just doing Cricket.
#280
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- I'm just doing Cricket. Right? - We're not supposed to do it.
#281
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We're past it as a society.
#282
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It's okay for the detective to make fun of the suspect.
#283
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Hold up. Why y'all saying suspect? Am I a suspect?
#284
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Well, we don't know what you are yet, do we, Cricket?
#285
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If this got something to do with that john who got his dick bit off,
#286
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I don't know shit, all right? I wasn't there, and I didn't see shit.
#287
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And I don't know where the dick is, okay?
#288
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- You bit a dude's dick off, man? - No, I didn't bite it. No, no.
#289
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They take the dick, and I don't know what they do with it,
#290
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and I don't ask, okay?
#291
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- Who's they? - Who's they?
#292
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It doesn't matter 'cause I don't know shit, and I'm not talking.
#293
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I'm gonna blow past this, especially 'cause I feel uncomfortable
#294
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with you talking like this. Where's Frank?
#295
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Whoa.
#296
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- Now, that I really can't talk about. - Why not?
#297
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Well, he made me sign an NDA, so this cricket ain't chirping.
#298
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An NDA? That's good. That brings us right back around to a mystery.
#299
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How's that good, dude?
#300
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It means there's a paper trail. Cricket, do you have a copy of this NDA?
#301
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Maybe I do. Maybe I don't.
#302
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Stop with this, dude. Stop. I'm gonna kick the shit out of you, man.
#303
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- Don't step to me. - [Charlie] Okay, all right.
#304
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- All right, I won't. I won't, but - [Mac] Don't step to him.
#305
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I need to know where Frank is, bro.
#306
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All right. You know You know Goddamn, fine.
#307
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I'll give you this, but then your Marian the Librarian ass
#308
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has gotta roll up out of here. Man, y'all blowing up my spot.
#309
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- What is Marian the Librarian? - The Music Man . Know your culture.
#310
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I feel so uncomfortable with this whole thing.
#311
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"Matthew Mara is hereby barred from any communication
#312
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about Frank Reynolds or Frank will sue his ass."
#313
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Well, that doesn't help us at all, dude.
#314
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Yes, it does. Look who his lawyer is.
#315
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- Who? - Jack Kelly, attorney-at-lawyering.
#316
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Okay, you're sure this wouldn't be better to handle at my office?
#317
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You have an office? That in itself is a mysterious twist.
#318
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No, he doesn't. He's talking about my mom's basement.
#319
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I have a filing cabinet and a computer.
#320
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You have a filing cabinet until the FBI comes.
#321
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[stammering]
#322
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It's so annoying we got to go through him.
#323
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- [Jack] Okay, all right. - What is the deal with Frank and this NDA?
#324
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He's been getting some of his affairs in order.
#325
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What does that mean, his affairs? What's going on with him? Where is the guy?
#326
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Okay, well, he passed info to me,
#327
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but I only have permission to show Charlie.
#328
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Why?
#329
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Well, because he's the one listed as the president of Frank's foundation.
#330
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Okay. Well, this is news to me. I'm sorry, what foundation?
#331
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Yeah, and what's my role in the foundation?
#332
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Um
#333
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Well, I'm not seeing you listed anywhere in here.
#334
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That's impossible. Frank's always talking about me, isn't he?
#335
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And how I should be more involved in his affairs.
#336
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I'm gonna tell Charlie,
#337
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and then after I leave, he can tell you if he likes.
#338
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This is bullshit.
#339
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Charlie, there's gotta be room for me in the foundation.
#340
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I don't know. You know, there's a lot to think about
#341
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now that I'm president, you know what I mean?
#342
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I gotta find Frank. I gotta find out what I'm president of.
#343
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You know, these are big decisions.
#344
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They're kinda over your head, man.
#345
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Yeah. All right, I'm gonna pass the info to you, okay?
#346
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- Whoa! I didn't sign off on that maneuver. - [Mac laughs]
#347
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Charlie, we've got an address.
#348
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Yeah, but I didn't sign off on that, man.
#349
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I needed to be able to do my job, all right?
#350
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This is my job, getting the information, getting the facts.
#351
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This is thrilling. What is this?
#352
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Uh, it seems like we've transitioned into a bit of a political thriller.
#353
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Ah.
#354
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I like those. Needs a chase scene.
#355
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You wanna chase me around the apartment?
#356
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- No, we're not gonna do that - [Mac] I don't wanna be in that movie.
#357
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with you, Uncle Jack.
#358
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Well, I banged her.
#359
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- [Dee] What? - Yeah.
#360
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- Who? Tammy? - No, uh, Tammy's son's prom date.
#361
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- Kerry Bitaberry? - Yeah.
#362
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- Oh. - Yeah.
#363
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Yeah, I was going for that forbidden teen drama thing, you know?
#364
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I convinced her that Trey Jr. cheated on her,
#365
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and the only way she could get back at him was to sleep with me.
#366
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- [groans] - [chuckles]
#367
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Gross.
#368
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Yeah, and you know what?
#369
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It was kinda gross, but probably not for the reasons you're thinking.
#370
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It was gross because she wasn't satisfying to me.
#371
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- [gasps] - She didn't know any moves, you know?
#372
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I tried to teach her, but she wouldn't listen to any of my commands.
#373
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- Can you believe this? - [gasps]
#374
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Yeah, and now she's blowing up my phone, you know?
#375
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She made me a playlist, like We don't have a song.
#376
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How could we have a song together? We listen to no music whatsoever.
#377
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The whole thing was done in silence. Except for the noises that I was making.
#378
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- Stop. - What's grossing you out?
#379
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- The fact that she wasn't satisfying me? - The fact that she's a child.
#380
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No, she's not a child.
#381
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- She's 19 years old, I checked. - Still a teen.
#382
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Well, she has to be a teen. I thought we were doing a Romeo and Juliet thing.
#383
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Juliet was not banging an old man.
#384
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Dee, you know what? Just stop.
#385
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I think the fact that she was 19 is actually the reason
#386
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why Trey and Tammy didn't want their son dating her,
#387
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because she was robbing the cradle. You know?
#388
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- Okay, all right. - Why are you so grossed out by this?
#389
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- You know what? I gotta go. - Where are you going?
#390
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I gotta go bang Trey Jr.
#391
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Why?
#392
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Because we're doing a thing and I gotta win.
#393
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All right.
#394
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His address is a storage unit. You think he's in there?
#395
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I don't know, man. Yeah, this could be, like,
#396
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the secret headquarters of the foundation or something.
#397
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That seems more like a James Bond spy thing.
#398
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That doesn't really fit.
#399
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I don't know, dude. The foundation's got a lot of international stuff happening.
#400
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You don't even know what the foundation is.
#401
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- Got it. Sixty-nine. Sixty-nine. - Well, of course.
#402
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- [Mac] No Frank. - Yeah.
#403
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What is this? "Toys for the foundation. Ship to Africa."
#404
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I told you we had international dealings, you know what I mean?
#405
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Africa is a big market for us, you know?
#406
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We do a lot of, you know, trading of in the toy sector.
#407
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You know, don't even ask too many questions about it.
#408
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It's, like, annoying how much
#409
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you're prying me about trying to be in the foundation.
#410
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Let's see what's in here.
#411
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I mean, like, maybe I can finagle you like a
#412
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like an entry level position, but I can't just put you on the board or
#413
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What am I looking at here? What is this?
#414
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"Rhino." These are dick pills, man. Jesus.
#415
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All right, well it took a sexual turn. That's kind of interesting.
#416
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What is he doing in here with the dick pills?
#417
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What's on the tape? What is this about?
#418
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[Mac] I don't know. Should we watch it? I don't want to.
#419
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Yeah, I'm a little concerned about what I might see here.
#420
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I think you got to shield your eyes because he's most likely,
#421
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almost definitely, for sure gonna be naked and fucking.
#422
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Let's just hit play and let's just see what it's about.
#423
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- Okay, we'll just Yeah, okay. - [Charlie] Let me know if he's got his
#424
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Hey, I'm Frank. I've had a few great loves in my life.
#425
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I lost one to racial injustice. Another one OD'd.
#426
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Lost a wife to a botched neck job, but that's a whole other story.
#427
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But I haven't had a love in my life for a long time, you know?
#428
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And I'm not sure how long I can go on without it.
#429
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[lighting striking, tape glitching]
#430
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- That's it? - I don't know.
#431
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Looks like he taped over some old Highlander episodes
#432
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- and ran out of tape. - He always does that.
#433
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He forgets where the tape
#434
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What is this, man? What's he doing? I don't get it.
#435
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He's doing a lot of dick pills, 'cause these are all empty.
#436
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Oh, shit. Oh, shit, dude. That's not good.
#437
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Frank always said he wanted his dick and his heart to explode at the same time.
#438
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Dude, did he kill himself?
#439
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If he did, he did it hard as a rock.
#440
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[♪ jovial music]
#441
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Knock, knock.
#442
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Jesus Christ. You are a boy.
#443
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Sorry, you are a lot younger than I than I remember.
#444
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- Huh? - Yeah.
#445
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In my head you looked a bit more like a man,
#446
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but boy, are you not. You're a kid. You're a kid.
#447
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- How in God's name did Dennis do this? - Do what?
#448
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I'm trying to beat my brother. You wouldn't get it.
#449
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- Are you the lady from the bar? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
#450
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Let's just power through and get to the hot part, right?
#451
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So sex. Sex.
#452
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You are inexperienced and sex is exciting and maybe a little nerve-wracking.
#453
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The kids at my school have been sleeping with each other for a decade.
#454
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I don't need your whole backstory. You are 18, right?
#455
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I don't wanna be mean,
#456
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but my granny isn't that much older than you.
#457
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- Your granny? - Yeah.
#458
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Um, I will have you know I went to high school with your mom. So
#459
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She said when she was in high school you were 40.
#460
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- I was 30. - What's the difference?
#461
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Ten years! Ten years is the diff
#462
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Listen to me, you little shit.
#463
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Dennis slept with your prom date.
#464
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Oh, yeah. Does that make you sad?
#465
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Do you wanna suck your thumb, little boy? I gotta go.
#466
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Well, you win, Dennis. I couldn't do it.
#467
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So it wasn't really a win-lose thing maybe.
#468
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Of course it was, all right.
#469
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But to be very clear, the kid wanted to, I just am not a criminal.
#470
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I'm not a criminal either. Kerry Bitaberry is 19 years old.
#471
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The only crime here is Kerry Bitaberry's inability to satisfy a lover.
#472
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Well, then I probably did Trey Jr. a favor by telling him.
#473
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Yeah, I guess Wait, what? You told him?
#474
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Yeah, I told him. He took it pretty hard.
#475
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It was juicy. I think he's gonna try and fight you after school.
#476
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Although, watching a grown man be pummeled by a kid in his prime
#477
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is more sad than dramatic, if I'm being honest.
#478
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Goddamn it, Dee. Why'd you tell him? I mean, that's
#479
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two local teens attempted suicide
#480
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when they drove off the Strawberry Mansion Bridge.
#481
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Fortunately, the teens survived the crash,
#482
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although both sustained injuries and will be likely severely disfigured.
#483
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Oh
#484
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Well, I could definitely kick his ass now, right? He's all jacked up.
#485
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Wha What?
#486
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You're not gonna make me feel bad about this, okay? I don't feel bad.
#487
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I don't feel anything.
#488
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- [door opens] - Guys, we got a problem.
#489
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Frank took all his dick pills.
#490
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- [Dennis sighs] - Oh.
#491
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- He's gonna commit suicide. - He's gonna commit suicide.
#492
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Yeah, yeah. 'Cause his penis is
#493
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[Dee] Hey, speaking of suicide.
#494
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Dennis almost killed a couple of teenagers.
#495
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Yeah, they drove off a bridge, but they're still alive.
#496
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Who? Kerry Bitaberry and Trey Jr.?
#497
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- [Dee] That's them. - You bet.
#498
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- That's classic Dennis. - Come on, man.
#499
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Maybe teen drama does have some weight to it 'cause that's like a tragedy.
#500
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Uh, well I mean, it's really only a tragedy if they die.
#501
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You know, if they're just, like, mangled and stuff,
#502
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then I think it's nothing. It's not anything.
#503
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- You know, maybe a horror film? - All right, well, we're still in a mystery
#504
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- 'cause Frank is missing. - [Dee] Uh, guys
#505
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- one of Philadelphia's own has been - I think I found him.
#506
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selected to be the next Golden Bachelor .
#507
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Local businessman and philanthropist, Frank Reynolds is looking for love.
#508
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Frank's Global Youth Foundation brings joy to needy children.
#509
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I want to share that joy with someone I can spend the rest of my life with.
#510
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Seems like a great guy. We hope you find true love, Frank.
#511
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We'll be rooting for you.
#512
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Well, that's what you call a plot twist.
#513
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[♪ jovial music]
#514
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