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I know it. You know it.

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Even the guy with the bad haircut knows it.

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America is the best country in the world!

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Yeah.

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What the hell are all you doing?

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It's a game that I created called
"State of the Union".

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Okay? I play Barack O'Biden
and I say stuff, okay?

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If they agree with it and they like it,
they stand up and they clap.

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If they don't like it, then they sit
there and have total bitch face.

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So, uh, from now on there will be free
Jalapeno poppers.

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Okay. From now on,
clothing will be optional.

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And on Tuesdays, I'm going
to host Broadway karaoke here.

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Oh, man that's a lot of bitch faces.

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- You will never be a good President
- Whatever.

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What is all this? Aren't you supposed to be

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helping Brett with his citizenship test.

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We are. And don't worry
guys, that's my last poster.

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I am so proud of you.

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You think you're ready to be an American?

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I don't know. You tell me.

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Yo, what's up bro, you want
to go watch some football?

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Not the lame international kind.
The awesome American kind.

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With concoctions!

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'Murica!

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Some of these questions
are actually pretty hard.

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- Where does Congress meet?
- That's... coffee shops?

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No, that's terrifying. The answer is Congress.

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Capitol. The Capitol.
You're right, you're right.

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Don't worry, along with my lucky

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sweater and Burski helping me, I'm fine.

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- My nan knitted me this sweater.
- Oh, your nan must hate you.

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My grandma knitted me a hate sweater once.

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Heh, heh. Joke's on her, though, I
had that bitch buried in it.

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_

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- Happy birthday!
- Happy birthday!

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Whooo!

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- Does somebody like balloons?
- Oh!

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Well, it wouldn't be a Detroit birthday
party without a stabbing.

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I'm not doing my birthday this year. Okay?

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- No party, no cake, no presents.
- But you love your birthday.

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Every year we get you a big cake, and
watch you eat one bite every ten minutes.

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And then... heh, heh, every time you walk

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over you say, this is my last bite.

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Until the last time you when you come over
and you go, who ate my damn cake?

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But you know it was you!

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I know. I don't know why I'm so bummed.

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Come on. What did mom do this time?

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She sent me a stupid card
saying how sad it must be that

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I'm 37 and I don't have kids yet.

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That doesn't sound that bad.

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She started the card by saying,

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something about dear Leslie and
my grand kiddies.

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- What are you doing?
- I'm torturing mom by texting

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her and telling her that you
have an even shorter haircut

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than you got the first time...

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And then we're going to
wait till she calls crying.

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- Hey it's for you.
- Thank you.

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Hi, Mom. Yeah, it's a flattop
and the girl I'm dating loves it

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All right. My opportunity. If I
can get Leslie the perfect gift.

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We've been in limbo for so long and
I could get her out of this funk.

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I figure that's a good opportunity
for a first date, you know?

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That's way better than your other plan.

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- Go ahead, tell them.
- It's nothing crazy.

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She gets in an accident, she's
in a coma for a few years.

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Sure you guys give up on her
but not me, I'm there night after

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night and I'm holding her hand
until she wakes up and she's

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scared and confused and I'm there.

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And I lean in and I
whisper, I'm your husband.

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Okay, I guess, you all hope
that you know, Leslie gets hit by

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a bus, but, in case she doesn't,
what is that perfect birthday gift?

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Danny, help me out. You're my best bud, you
know what she'd want for her birthday.

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Oh, you're 0 for 2 on that sentence.

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But dude I'm not getting
involved in my sister's sex life, okay?

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Burski, we've got your back. Look if,

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If you want to get Leslie a
present maybe you just

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get her a gift that you make
yourself like for instance, me,

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This morning I wrote a song for Justin.

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Babe, let me hear it.

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♪ Justin, dear, you're so sweet ♪

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♪ Except in bed with those cold feet ♪

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♪ I also don't love when
you're on the phone ♪

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♪ and you call to me
in that chipper tone ♪

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♪ you're like hey babe can you
talk to my mom for a second ♪

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♪ and I'm like look I'm in the
bathroom right now and plus I ♪

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♪ never met her in person and you
put me on the phone like that ♪

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♪ makes me feel really really awkward ♪

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Will you play that for my mom?
I'm going to call her.

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Justin! No! No!

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Ohhh!

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- Hold me.
- Uh, hey Justin, Brett’s got

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something he wants to hug you about.

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- What's wrong with him?
- Brett lost his good-luck sweater.

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Yeah, we've been making posters.

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How's this one?

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Shelly, that's just a picture
of a girl with a big butt.

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You said draw what we're looking for.

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A sweater, huh? Huh,

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is there any forensic evidence?

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What?

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Danny's been watching reruns
of "CSI: Miami" and now he's

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obsessed with David Caruso.

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Sweaters are supposed to keep you warm.
But this case, is ice cold.

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Look, I know it sounds... I
know it sounds stupid, but I

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feel like that sweater can get
me through anything and,

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my citizenship test is tomorrow.

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And I just really want to pass
it, because I guess I've always

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just felt like an outsider, and
if I pass it, then I'll finally

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feel like I belong.

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That was so cute. You know what?

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We're going to get you that sweater back.

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Yeah, where's the last place
you remember seeing it?

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Okay. Uhhhh, the only
place I went was the gym.

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Oh. Wait but didn't you go to the

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pizza place right after for
a post-gym... celebration?

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Haha, hush now, Candace. I
guess we should check there, yeah,

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- anyway, just in case.
- This may be the only pizza

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place in town where the crust
is stuffed with, sweaters!

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- That doesn't even make sense...
- Aaaarrrggghhh!

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- Come on, let's go.
- All right. Go time.

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Please help me figure out what
the perfect birthday gift is for Leslie.

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- Yeah.
- No, hold on, please wait.

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Oh, my... trust the master.
Let's go!

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Birthday girl in the
house! It's your birthday!

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Happy, happy, what,
what. Your birthday-day.

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- So speaking of presents, what you after?
- No presents.

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If it makes you feel any better,
I know what I want for my birthday.

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Right here.

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Please tip. My name is Relentless.

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Uh, yeah, excuse me. Uh...

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Mr. Lentless, uh, listen, turns
out that you found my buddy's

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sweater, so he needs it back
so he can be an American.

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No, dude, I'm not doing that.

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Okay, well, Brett, we tried, looks
like you're going back to Britain.

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Obviously you're a great dancer.
And I don't want to toot my own

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horn, but "beep, beep"!
Been known to stomp a few yards.

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Anyway. Do you think you can help us
out, one dancer to another?

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Sorry, dude. Finders keepers.

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According to the ancient laws of battle
that does make us "losers weepers".

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You know what dude? All right, look.

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How about this? Our crew is going
to dance battle with your crew,

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tomorrow at the bar at 12 o'clock, okay?

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If we win we get the sweater
back, if you win you

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get to keep it and Justin’s
going to throw in $100.

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Make it $500.

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- Whoa! What is happening.
- Thanks Justin.

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- You're on.
- Whoo!

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- Are you insane?
- No, no, no, it's going to be fine.

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Let's go Google "dancing"

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- Where's your crew?
- Hey, what's up?

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My crew is actually stretching
to avoid injury. Duh!

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But game on!

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Hey, crew, come on out here. Game time.

154
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Say hello to Danny’s Boyz.

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Actually, Haha, we have girls on the crew,

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so I say we call our-self
"Justin’s Boys and Girls".

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If uh, you could go and find a fair
judge to help us do this dance battle.

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Uh, excuse me, stranger.

159
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Yes, my son?

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I was working on a sermon
on honesty and fairness.

161
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Well, wondered if you
can't take time out of

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your busy day to judge
our dance battle, huh?

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Hm, no, let me pray on it.

164
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Boss says it's okay!

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All right. We'll dance.

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Let's... do this.

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Show us what you got! B-word.

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Do I have to do anything else?

169
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No, no, no.
You won.

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I think our dance number was very classy.

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How do you think that we did one to ten?

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Well, if I'm going to rate
you one to ten I might as well

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say you were all very, very white.

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Brett, you got 20 minutes till the test.

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Oh, what's the point? I'm going to fail.

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And then Donald Trump is going
to become president and throw me

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over his giant wall into Mexico.

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Listen, man, I know you're
upset about the sweater.

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But remember when you told me if a

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really handsome, attractive guy
with really great hair, tenderly

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touches your face you could do anything?

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Well I want you to know, that
you don't need that to happen.

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- You can do it all yourself.
- Look, Danny, I'm not that

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easily manipulated. Okay?

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But by god you are right,
sir! I can do this on my own.

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Thank you, Danny. 'Murica!

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00:14:39,769 --> 00:14:42,657
That was... that was cool.
Maybe you could help me out

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getting your sister a birthday gift.

189
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I'm willing to pretty much
spend every penny I have, too.

190
00:14:46,627 --> 00:14:53,227
Sorry, but unfortunately for you,
a penny saved is a penny burned!

191
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Okay, fine.

192
00:14:59,070 --> 00:15:04,694
Danny, I know that you
and I aren't... put your...

193
00:15:04,719 --> 00:15:06,704
Sorry. I know that you and...

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00:15:06,729 --> 00:15:08,407
we're not the closest in this
group and that's fine.

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Truth is I always figured if I actually
really needed you for something,

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which I do, that you would come
through for me like a friend.

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I was, I was wrong.

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00:15:17,922 --> 00:15:21,985
Barnski, wait. What's
the deal with Barnski?

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00:15:22,923 --> 00:15:25,133
Burski. Maybe he's a little pissed

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because to help Brett,
you formed a dance crew.

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Stop it. What is that?

202
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It's not going to work on me, all right?

203
00:15:37,573 --> 00:15:40,282
Candace get over here tell
him what I said last night.

204
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Yeah, it's totally normal for a grown
man to cry at the end of a movie...

205
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No, no, not, not that.

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- The other thing.
- Oh yeah, it's totally normal for a

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grown man to cry at the
beginning of a movie...

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You know what? We're
going to cut you off, sweetie.

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I love you but I'm going to take it. Okay.

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Look, it's possible that Burski

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could be the best thing that
could ever happen to Leslie,

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if he gets a chance. You know?

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00:16:05,031 --> 00:16:05,985
Help him.

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00:16:12,011 --> 00:16:16,204
You don't deserve to be part
of this dance crew.

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Your uniform, sir.

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Introducing my new American friend, Brett!

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Way to go, citizen.

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What are you going to do first?
Get diabetes or buy a gun?

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00:16:56,977 --> 00:16:59,106
I know! I'm so excited.

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Look, I know it sounds corny,
but this is the best country.

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00:17:03,975 --> 00:17:07,336
I know it's a great country.
Even though they don't nominate

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any black people for an Oscar.

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00:17:13,943 --> 00:17:16,327
Hey, congrats man but I
hope you're not the only

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person with a success
story today, because I

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found a birthday gift for Leslie.

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Oh. Oh, my gosh!

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Is this a cashmere scarf?
Oh, it's so... wealthy.

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Oh, look at me.
I'm so rich! Oh.

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Cocktails. Caviar.

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Health insurance.

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That's a great gift Bursk.

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- She's going to love it.
- No, Leslie is going to hate it

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She is man. I mean every... Look,
her ex-husband used to get her

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something expensive every time
he used to do something crappy to her.

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Honestly, if you just get
her an expensive gift

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it's going to remind her
of those crappy times.

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Look, if you really want to get
on my sister's good side,

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give her this candy necklace.

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I'm just supposed to trust you on that?

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I guess you got to decide on
whether or not you believe I'm your friend.

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Uh, hey, Les, I know you
asked for us not to

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do this, but I know
you've been a little down

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and I kind of wanted to
get you a birthday gift.

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- I hope you like it.
- You got me a candy necklace?

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I love it!

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When I was a kid and I
would get bummed out like

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when my mom was being
lame or when our dog died

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I used to bike down to Market
Street and I would buy one of

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these because who can stay bummed out
when you can eat what you're wearing?

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Thanks, Bursk.

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Hey. Do you want to take me
out for a belated birthday dinner?

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Yeah.

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I, um, I have to stop by somewhere to pawn
off this cashmere scarf first, though.

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Technically, this would
be our first date, yes?

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Sure. Why not?

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Hey, man, you better
not turn this into a

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long moment about
friendship where you start

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talking on and on, okay?

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I won't.

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Because after what I just saw you do I
don't think I could find the words.

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- ♪ Oh say can you see ♪
- But I will say this...

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- God bless Danny Burton.
- ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪

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- God bless these United States of America.
- ♪ What so proudly we hailed ♪

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And if we get another season, god bless
the National Broadcast Company!

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