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00:00:30I don't know.
00:01:00Okay. Give me a beat.
00:01:03What kind of beat?
00:01:04Like chill? Like hardcore?
00:01:06Yeah, hard. Like old school.
00:01:10Yo.
00:01:11Yo.
00:01:13Yo, yo.
00:01:14Yo.
00:01:15Chilling on the beach and it's winter break.
00:01:18We stay hot in the sunshine.
00:01:20No shirts, no shoes, no snitches.
00:01:24That's what Santa brought me for Christmas.
00:01:27Step to my crew.
00:01:28You have to be nuts.
00:01:30Passing the mic to my little man, Peanut.
00:01:32Me?
00:01:33Yeah, you got this.
00:01:35Go, Peanut.
00:01:36Go, Peanut.
00:01:38Go, go, go, go.
00:01:41I am Peanut.
00:01:42I am Peanut.
00:01:43I am Pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea-pea.
00:01:46Hey, Peanut, it has to rhyme.
00:01:49Peanut rhymes with peanut.
00:01:52Yeah, I mean. Keep practicing.
00:01:53Eww! Look at this! It's like a dead jellyfish or something that washed up on the beach!
00:02:00What was that? I bet it was a monkey. Like a monkey they did tests on at a shampoo company and its hair fell out and its legs fell off.
00:02:30I think it was a guy in a costume, and it was a construction guy, and that's how he dug the hole.
00:02:36That was crazy! I bet we could flush it out.
00:02:39Yo! It's gonna bite you. You'll get friggin' rabies.
00:02:43Billy can probably reach down there. Yo, Billy! Come here!
00:02:47Nah, I'm gonna do a little work. There's an easy pickup down the road. $7 tip. Only like 20 minutes.
00:02:54Oh! You're doing the pizza boy thing again!
00:02:57Uh, yeah. It's not always pizza. It's a flexible delivery partnership.
00:03:03I get to be my own boss. I get mad tips. It's tight.
00:03:06So lame.
00:03:07Alright, get that money!
00:03:09Yo, have you talked to Billy lately? Like, what's up with him?
00:03:14Well, he's gotta work. We're in a recession.
00:03:17Peanut, you might be too young to understand this, but it's not about the recession.
00:03:22Ever since Billy turned 16, he's been mad different.
00:03:25Like, he drops out of school, all of a sudden he's Mr. Working Man. Like, too mature for us.
00:03:30I think he still likes us, cause he said he's gonna let me use his wheels when I'm five feet tall.
00:03:35Peanut, no offense. You're never gonna be five feet tall.
00:03:43You know, his swag weight is really cool.
00:03:48Obviously, it's really cool.
00:03:52Mula, mula, mula.
00:03:59Christmas is behind us. Q1 is around the corner.
00:04:02With a new cycle, there's always an energy shift.
00:04:05And that means one thing, more money.
00:04:08Everything has a vibration, including money.
00:04:11And I can show you how to channel those vibrations into beautiful dollars.
00:04:15Dominance.
00:04:16Let's set goals. Let's talk.
00:04:18Rezzies.
00:04:19Leave a comment.
00:04:20What are your New Year's resolutions?
00:04:22Yes, I am.
00:04:23That seems good.
00:04:24The遺șes.
00:04:25Will be best in the next scoop.
00:04:27If I have any fuel thoughts.
00:04:39Let me look forward.
00:04:41Let me turn this into place.
00:04:42Are you freaking out?
00:04:43Are you ceFestень's or teFestinterpret?
00:04:45Is born it?
00:04:47Yes, I feel that we need to give up a really good moment.
00:04:49Oh, good morning, Ruth.
00:05:13Looking sprightly.
00:05:15Hello, Boris.
00:05:16Staying out of trouble, I hope.
00:05:17Oh, Patricia, you get a good night's sleep.
00:05:22Well, don't just stand there.
00:05:25Grubster delivery?
00:05:27Casa Huevos?
00:05:28I'm living in a Casa Huevos.
00:05:30I've got more Huevos than Casa at this point.
00:05:33Look around you.
00:05:35Okay, so is this your food?
00:05:38Is this 87 Coral Drive?
00:05:39Oh, here we go again.
00:05:41I've written to the city about this for years.
00:05:44There are four 87 Coral Drives.
00:05:47Mine was first, not that anyone asked.
00:05:51The app sent me to this one.
00:05:53I'm going to mark the order as delivered.
00:05:55Will you take the food?
00:05:57Oh, I never get delivery.
00:05:59I will take the food for compost if you take some of these eggs off my hands.
00:06:06Those aren't eggs.
00:06:07I think they're from the mini golf place up the street.
00:06:11Whatever they are, they're all yours.
00:06:14I don't golf.
00:06:14I don't care if you golf.
00:06:16Who asked?
00:06:18People come around here and want to tell you their whole life story.
00:06:23Ma'am, what's the best way to get back to civilization?
00:06:25There's a trail down at the end of the road that pops onto the highway.
00:06:29It's tricky, though.
00:06:30One wrong move and you'll be up to your neck in swamp goo.
00:06:34That's fine.
00:06:35I don't make wrong moves.
00:06:36Thanks for grubbing with Grubster.
00:06:38Have a grubby day.
00:06:41Funny little man.
00:06:43Reminds me of you, Boris.
00:06:45Very focused.
00:06:47But it's all that focus.
00:06:48Oh, oh, hey, no.
00:06:50Oh, oh, oh.
00:06:51It's too early in the day for this.
00:06:54Shoo, shoo.
00:06:55You lost?
00:07:07No.
00:07:07I've got food here for Rosario Dolphin.
00:07:11Sorry, it's grub.
00:07:14Rosie.
00:07:15Uh, alright.
00:07:17She's in greenhouse for follow the signs.
00:07:37Well, that smells disgusting.
00:07:47Tastes like heaven, tastes like honey, tastes like piles, piles, piles of money.
00:08:11Time going by, things grow and die.
00:08:26Day after Christmas, my winter citrus tastes like heaven.
00:08:41Teast like honey, tastes like piles, piles, piles of money.
00:08:59Hey, Mike, will you hand me a watering can?
00:09:14Oh, you're not Mike.
00:09:17I'm filling in.
00:09:18Mike fell into a ditch and broke his legs.
00:09:20Oh, my God.
00:09:23What ditch?
00:09:25I do not know why I said that.
00:09:28I'm supposed to give this food to Rosario Dolphin.
00:09:30Word, that's me.
00:09:32I'm going by Rosebud now, with a Z.
00:09:36Okay, Rosebud.
00:09:38We had math class together.
00:09:40I was a freshman and you were a senior.
00:09:42Oh, you grew your hair out.
00:09:45You're, um, Billy 5000, the human caterpillar.
00:09:50The human calculator, yeah.
00:09:53Right.
00:09:54Cool wheels.
00:09:56You're a junior now.
00:09:59What's the square root of 218?
00:10:05Well, actually, I dropped out recently.
00:10:07Do you remember my sister, Gail?
00:10:09I'm actually living in her garage.
00:10:11But to answer your question, it's 14.7648141805.
00:10:16It just keeps going.
00:10:17I'm down with it.
00:10:18Reject the educational hierarchy.
00:10:20That's what I did.
00:10:21Came here straight out of high school.
00:10:24Okay, but isn't your mom Dr. Dolphin?
00:10:27Don't remind me.
00:10:28I'm next in line to be Dr. Dolphin.
00:10:32Yeah.
00:10:33So, so how does that reject, uh...
00:10:35I'm going to break the cycle,
00:10:37taking this place down from the inside
00:10:38by not doing any work.
00:10:43I got the perfect setup here.
00:10:45The grounds are so big, nobody can keep track of me.
00:10:48I try to look busy in front of my supervisor,
00:10:51like, three times a day.
00:10:53Rest of the time, I'm communing with nature,
00:10:56eating fruit.
00:10:56Do you like fruit, 5,000?
00:11:02Yeah, some fruits.
00:11:04I'm not supposed to show anyone this.
00:11:08Come on.
00:11:11This is the experimental wing.
00:11:15My mom is obsessed with these new cultivars, hybrids.
00:11:20Honestly, okay, she's kind of a genius.
00:11:24Lunar Satsuma.
00:11:27It grows in soil from a crushed up moon rock
00:11:31she paid half a million dollars for in the 90s.
00:11:35Grapefruit Orange Combo.
00:11:36It's designed for cocktails.
00:11:39Cube Tangerine.
00:11:41I think it's easier to ship these.
00:11:44This one's my favorite.
00:11:46Oh.
00:11:47It looks like mold, but look closer.
00:11:50Each of these little blue dots
00:11:51is its own special miniature fruit
00:11:53that can only grow on a host lemon.
00:11:56Oh.
00:11:59Rosie?
00:12:00T-Bone.
00:12:00I was looking for you.
00:12:03No, you weren't.
00:12:05The doctor is expecting you.
00:12:06We are on track to be five minutes late,
00:12:09but I can minimize the damage.
00:12:13Excuse me.
00:12:14Oh, out of my way.
00:12:15Cut.
00:12:17Eh, excuse me.
00:12:18I'm sorry to bother you, doctor,
00:12:19but we're ready, doctor.
00:12:32Hello, team.
00:12:34As you know,
00:12:35my daughter has been studying cultivation.
00:12:38Today, she will demonstrate her knowledge.
00:12:42I only wish I could be there in person,
00:12:44but, well, you understand.
00:12:46Rosario, let's begin.
00:12:48Mom, it's not Rosario anymore.
00:12:50It's Rosebud.
00:12:52This again.
00:12:54We'll have to print a new ID tag.
00:12:56Make sure they get the Z.
00:12:57We'll discuss later.
00:12:58There are 100 oranges in front of you.
00:13:01Your task is to select the best one for propagation.
00:13:06Mmm...
00:13:07Laser focus.
00:13:08Remember the four S's?
00:13:10Okay.
00:13:11Okay.
00:13:12Looking for shape.
00:13:15Size.
00:13:17Saturation.
00:13:18And, uh...
00:13:20S...
00:13:20S...
00:13:21Skin.
00:13:23Don't help her.
00:13:24I knew that.
00:13:26Skin.
00:13:27Um...
00:13:27This one?
00:13:30Are you telling me?
00:13:31Or are you asking me?
00:13:33Uh...
00:13:34I'm telling you?
00:13:37In that case, you are lying.
00:13:39Credit where it's due.
00:13:40This is one of the better oranges in the batch.
00:13:43Looks like an 85 out of 100.
00:13:45Yet.
00:13:46Yet.
00:13:47From this sample size,
00:13:48we would expect to find a better specimen.
00:13:52What is that?
00:13:52It's throwing off my sensors.
00:13:54It's onion rings?
00:13:56Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:13:58I've been working all morning.
00:13:59I needed grub.
00:14:00The protocol, dear.
00:14:01Outside contaminants.
00:14:03Please take it to the break room,
00:14:05because we are done here.
00:14:09Message from PYL Logistics regarding shipment delays.
00:14:12Can you turn that off, please?
00:14:15A promising performance, Doctor.
00:14:17T-Bone, don't sugarcoat it.
00:14:19She has no interest in taking over the company.
00:14:22She's such a promising child.
00:14:24So obedient.
00:14:26What went wrong?
00:14:27I can crunch the numbers on that.
00:14:28When I was her age,
00:14:30I had already released a chart-topping hit.
00:14:32Do you remember?
00:14:33Who could forget?
00:14:34The Cran Grapefruit Cocktail.
00:14:36You had a knack for it, Doctor.
00:14:38The family gift.
00:14:39And mind you,
00:14:40this was at a time when hybrids
00:14:42were completely out of fashion.
00:14:45Over 20 million cartons sold.
00:14:57There it is.
00:15:00Oh, size, 44 centimeters.
00:15:04Shape, 97% topographic uniformity.
00:15:08Saturation, nearly full.
00:15:10Skin?
00:15:11No visible defects.
00:15:12Doc, that's, uh...
00:15:14A 95.
00:15:15Run the numbers yourself if you want,
00:15:17but I'm sure of it.
00:15:18Let's propagate.
00:15:23Leave me alone with this specimen for a moment.
00:15:25Juice the rest.
00:15:26Leave me alone with this.
00:15:42So they'll be in front.
00:16:44Oh, God, I didn't see you.
00:16:46Are you okay?
00:16:48So much pain.
00:16:51Bobby, did you kill somebody?
00:16:54Miss Lady, help me.
00:16:56I'm calling an ambulance.
00:16:58Don't move.
00:16:58No.
00:16:59Don't call an ambulance.
00:17:01I think I'll be okay if you buy us a 12-pack of beer.
00:17:08Oh, my God, you little asshole.
00:17:10Something drinkable.
00:17:13A six-pack would be fine.
00:17:15That lady ran over my friend.
00:17:18I got the whole thing on tape.
00:17:20Oh, this place is a zoo.
00:17:22I'll be getting my gas elsewhere from now on.
00:17:24And these little cretins should be in school.
00:17:26Yeah, that's your opinion.
00:17:28Bobby, I have to pay.
00:17:29Oh, no, chicos, no me den problema.
00:17:32Váyanse.
00:17:33This curb is public property.
00:17:35We have human rights.
00:17:37¿Ustedes creen que me importa?
00:17:39Pues no.
00:17:39¿Saben cuál es mi fantasía?
00:17:41Que un camión venga, se extrae contra la gasolinera,
00:17:43explote, los mate a todos,
00:17:45me derrita la cara,
00:17:47y me den seis meses de vacación pagada.
00:17:48Váyanse.
00:17:49Okay, man, chill.
00:17:51It's all good.
00:17:51We have places to be.
00:17:53We do?
00:17:55Everyone's on cop mode these days.
00:17:57Like, oh, don't hang out at the gas station.
00:18:00Don't hang out at the beach.
00:18:02Okay.
00:18:03What else is there?
00:18:04I used to think that gas station guy was cool.
00:18:06Can you believe that?
00:18:09Go around.
00:18:16Why do they drain the pools in the winter?
00:18:18It's warm enough to swim.
00:18:20It is not.
00:18:21I'm freezing.
00:18:22You got something wrong with you, man.
00:18:23They should study you.
00:18:25Peanut, did you get a good haul from the gas station
00:18:27while we distracted the guy?
00:18:29Buckle up, boys.
00:18:30I got straws and napkins.
00:18:35The straws and napkins are free.
00:18:37Did I mention ketchup packets?
00:18:41That's not a snag.
00:18:42I know.
00:18:44I couldn't do it.
00:18:45What if God saw me?
00:18:46God doesn't watch gas stations.
00:18:49Hmm.
00:18:50Oh, that reminds me.
00:18:52Two snacks today.
00:18:53First, I got all these golf balls.
00:18:55And then check this out.
00:18:56Audacious lick from the Dolphin Grow Labs.
00:18:59Experimental lemon.
00:19:00Not on the market.
00:19:01How much do you think that's worth?
00:19:06I have no idea.
00:19:08Priceless?
00:19:09No such thing as priceless.
00:19:10We need a good appraiser.
00:19:12You got balls, Billy.
00:19:13I've made some good snacks, but I wouldn't steal from Dr. Dolphin.
00:19:17Why not?
00:19:18You don't know the legend of Dr. Dolphin?
00:19:20So, everyone knows, in the 1960s, they were doing experiments at Cape Carnivore for NASA.
00:19:30They were studying dolphins because of their intelligence.
00:19:33And things got really twisted.
00:19:36They spent millions of taxpayer dollars to create this half-human, half-dolphin hybrid.
00:19:40It was only four feet tall, so it was perfect to operate the little space capsule.
00:19:46And it was really smart.
00:19:48Too smart.
00:19:49It rebelled against NASA and escaped into the swamps.
00:19:53After a while, they assumed it didn't survive, but it came back.
00:19:57As a businesswoman, she built the juice company from the ground up with her savvy mind.
00:20:04And according to the legend, that dolphin is still there.
00:20:09Living underneath the orange juice factory.
00:20:19That's not true.
00:20:21Is it?
00:20:22I think you're getting confused with how they invented Gatorade.
00:20:25Uh, no.
00:20:26Nobody invented Gatorade.
00:20:28It's a liquid.
00:20:28Like milk.
00:20:29Nobody invented milk.
00:20:31Hmm.
00:20:32Hmm.
00:20:33Um, Billy?
00:20:36He's doing it again.
00:20:38Ooh.
00:20:40Milk.
00:20:41My G.
00:20:42When's the last time you went to sleep?
00:20:45Sleep is for rich people.
00:20:47Am I rich?
00:20:48Not yet.
00:20:50Don't tell anyone about this, okay?
00:20:52I'm on a really good hustle.
00:20:54My busted grubster.
00:20:57So drivers are paid in G-points.
00:20:59They do that so it's harder to keep track of how much money you're making.
00:21:02When you want to get paid out, first you have to exchange your G-points for cash.
00:21:08But look at this.
00:21:11It doesn't have to be U.S. dollars.
00:21:13If you scroll down, you can pick up the Czech Karuna.
00:21:16And then, this is where someone messed up.
00:21:19When it transfers over, it gives you the Danish Krona.
00:21:22Krona for Karuna.
00:21:24Anyone can make that mistake.
00:21:26And the exchange rate between those two is 7.2 to 1.
00:21:29So if I do $100 of deliveries, I can get 720 bucks.
00:21:34Bro, how did you figure this out?
00:21:36I just told you.
00:21:40Hmm.
00:21:41I have to make as many deliveries as I can before someone on Grubster finds out.
00:21:46It's when they pass that glitch.
00:21:48Hmm.
00:21:49Hmm.
00:22:06Hmm.
00:22:06Hmm.
00:22:07Hmm.
00:22:07Hmm.
00:22:12The Florida night.
00:22:15It gets colder when they turn our own lights.
00:22:24Florida sometimes.
00:22:28It just feels like this place wants to die.
00:22:33Where am I going?
00:22:40I just turned 16
00:22:42I love everything
00:22:48I just love 5G
00:22:59I just listen to sleep
00:23:02Excuse me
00:23:24Oh, Miss Sharon
00:23:26Good morning
00:23:27Merry Christmas
00:23:29Would be a lot merrier if my detached garage wasn't desecrated
00:23:33You wouldn't happen to know anything about that, would you?
00:23:37Shh
00:23:37Maybe it shut up by itself?
00:23:40Act of G-O-D type thing?
00:23:43Whoever is responsible for this transgression will be dealt with
00:23:47If not by the big man himself, then by local authorities
00:23:50Out of curiosity, this is not an admission of guilt
00:23:54But what is the big man's punishment for tagging up a garage?
00:23:58Well, I'd have to check the book
00:24:00Mm-hmm
00:24:01Yep
00:24:02Just what I thought
00:24:04Petty vandalism
00:24:05Third trapezoid of damnation
00:24:07You could get 500 or 600 years of hellfire per letter
00:24:10Wow
00:24:11That could really add up
00:24:13You've had your fun
00:24:14Judgment day is not far off
00:24:16Get right while you still can
00:24:18No one ever got into heaven on an electric vehicle
00:24:23Sleeping Beauty
00:24:28Welcome to the waking world
00:24:31You slept for two days
00:24:33We thought you were dead
00:24:35Hi, Gail
00:24:36Can I have a coffee?
00:24:37Coffee?
00:24:39Since when?
00:24:40It's his thing now
00:24:41I'll have one, too
00:24:43Double espresso
00:24:44How was your Christmas?
00:24:47Bloody, as usual
00:24:49You should see it, Billy
00:24:50It's head trauma all day, every day
00:24:53Old people slipping in the shower
00:24:55Car accidents
00:24:56But most of all, boys your age riding around with no helmet
00:25:00I know you don't listen to me, ever
00:25:02But I don't like you doing these deliveries
00:25:04Especially at night
00:25:06Okay
00:25:07You think I'm exaggerating?
00:25:09Come by the ER
00:25:10See for yourself
00:25:12Ooh
00:25:13Okay
00:25:14Oh, did you see the envelope on the fridge?
00:25:19Mom sent you a hundred bucks
00:25:20Tell her she doesn't have to do that
00:25:22I'm making my own money now
00:25:24Why don't you tell her yourself?
00:25:26When's the last time you talked to her?
00:25:27Six months ago, eight days, sixteen hours, twenty minutes
00:25:32I don't like when you do that, it's freaky
00:25:33Save it for calculus
00:25:35Wait, but he doesn't
00:25:37You're right, you're right, you're right
00:25:38Why don't you keep that money, Gail?
00:25:40Buy me so much food and stuff
00:25:42Uh-uh
00:25:43You're gonna focus on school
00:25:44You're gonna get a scholarship
00:25:46You're gonna get a good job
00:25:48And then you can pay me back
00:25:50When you're rich
00:25:52Bye losers
00:25:55I'll be home super late
00:25:56Wash your hands if you've been touching money
00:25:58So, when are you gonna tell Gail you dropped out of school?
00:26:04Are you kidding?
00:26:05She would go berserk?
00:26:08I have to get my finances sorted out first
00:26:10If I see the $5,000
00:26:12I can put down a deposit on my own place
00:26:14And pay her back for letting me live here
00:26:16She has nothing to freak out about
00:26:18I think she's still gonna find something to freak out about
00:26:23Okay
00:26:25Moolah, moolah, moolah
00:26:28Are you practicing the moolah mantra?
00:26:31I want you to take that goal number of yours
00:26:33And repeat it three times in a row
00:26:35Three times a day
00:26:37Trust me, things will start happening
00:26:40A new side hustle will appear
00:26:42And triple your income
00:26:43It could be flipping houses
00:26:45Breeding puppies
00:26:46I don't know
00:26:47The universe can be so generous
00:26:49Junk removal
00:26:59What a business
00:27:02Look how tall that heap of trash is
00:27:07Every house makes so much garbage
00:27:15Jump removal
00:27:18Maybe that's where all the cash is
00:27:22Picking reporters
00:27:28Dropping off dinners
00:27:32Ninety green
00:27:34Are the winners
00:27:37Too hot
00:27:41Too sweet
00:27:44Everything on me
00:27:47Feels so heavy
00:27:51Iris
00:27:53Legs and belly
00:27:57Why do I always
00:28:00Feel so heavy
00:28:05Oh, it's these stupid golf balls
00:28:08Oh, it's these stupid golf balls
00:28:08What is that?
00:28:29Hi, don't dump golf balls on the road please
00:28:36Have a grubby day
00:28:49Have a grubby day
00:28:50Am I in the right place?
00:28:53Do you have spaghetti?
00:28:55Then you're in the right place
00:28:57Apparently
00:28:58Guy orders spaghetti from every place in town
00:29:00I've already been here twice this morning
00:29:02My theory
00:29:03He's a traveling food critic
00:29:05Specifically a spaghetti critic
00:29:07Good tipper
00:29:07I love a spaghetti
00:29:12I used to think I loved spaghetti more than anyone else in the world
00:29:15Now, with this guy in the scene
00:29:18I'm not so sure anymore
00:29:20After you tried five or six spaghettis in one day
00:29:23They would all taste the same
00:29:25Now fettuccine on the other hand
00:29:28Cool wheels
00:29:32Have a grubby day
00:29:33Five thousand dollars
00:29:37Five thousand dollars
00:29:38Five thousand dollars
00:29:40Five thousand dollars
00:29:40Okay
00:29:46What
00:29:48What is this?
00:29:53Ow
00:29:53No
00:29:54Yeah
00:30:00Yeah, that's better
00:30:02What is
00:30:03What
00:30:05Are you
00:30:06Are you
00:30:07Are you like a little donut?
00:30:13That's funny
00:30:14Hi
00:30:17Donut
00:30:19Donut
00:30:20Donut
00:30:21Donut
00:30:22Donut
00:30:22Donut
00:30:23Donut
00:30:24Donut
00:30:25Donut
00:30:26Donut
00:30:27Donut
00:30:28Donut
00:30:29Donut
00:30:30Donut
00:30:31Donut
00:30:32Donut
00:30:32Donut
00:30:32Donut
00:30:32Donut
00:30:32Hello, Grubster Pickup.
00:30:54Two monster cheese dogs and a shake.
00:30:57It's going to be a minute.
00:30:58Making them fresh.
00:30:59Fine.
00:31:02Usually around this time of year we get no traffic, what with tourism season being over.
00:31:11Conventional wisdom would be such to shut the place down from November to February, but
00:31:15hey, I live in the dog.
00:31:16I'm here all day as is.
00:31:17Why not keep it open?
00:31:19Even if it's just for Byron.
00:31:21Who's Byron?
00:31:22You're picking up for Byron, right?
00:31:24He orders for me all the time.
00:31:26As far as I know, he's never come here in person and seen the dog.
00:31:32Isn't that kind of odd?
00:31:35That's really none of my business.
00:31:37Yeah, maybe so, but I mean, let's face it, everybody wants to see the dog.
00:31:42The food is not the point.
00:31:44People want to take a picture or they need to use the restroom.
00:31:47Got to be straight up with you.
00:31:55The hot dogs we sell here, they're good.
00:31:59And I'm not just saying that out of a point of personal pride.
00:32:02I'm saying it because I'm a hot dog guy.
00:32:06I've eaten quite a few in my day.
00:32:08This might well be the best in town.
00:32:11And no one seems to care.
00:32:17Except Byron?
00:32:20Maybe Byron's the only one in this town with his head on straight.
00:32:25And the rest of us are all too blinded by the spectacle.
00:32:29Too focused on the big dog to care about our own little dogs.
00:32:35How long is this conversation going to go on for?
00:32:38I don't mean to be rude, I'm just wondering.
00:32:40Point taken. I hear you loud and clear, my man.
00:32:43Loud and clear.
00:32:45Give my regards to Byron.
00:32:47I'm actually not allowed to give any regards.
00:32:49Grubster policy.
00:32:51Have a grubby day.
00:32:58Where I come from, a man picks up his own dog.
00:33:10One thing I don't mind.
00:33:24Is running errands all the time.
00:33:31Being outside being the town.
00:33:34Easy way to meet by a friend.
00:33:40Easy way to meet by a friend.
00:33:43Always got something to do.
00:33:50Never going back to school.
00:33:53Hot dog man.
00:34:14Hot dog man.
00:34:17Chew those up for me.
00:34:20What?
00:34:21Chew up the hot dogs.
00:34:23Make things a little easier for me.
00:34:27I hate chewing.
00:34:31I can't do that.
00:34:33It's a health concern.
00:34:35Oh, no.
00:34:36I have you people do this all the time.
00:34:38I'll give you a $10 cash tip.
00:34:39Let's not do this all day.
00:34:45I'm getting hungry.
00:34:47$20 final offer.
00:34:50And put them in the basket so I don't have to come down there.
00:34:54$5,000.
00:34:56$5,000.
00:34:57$5,000.
00:34:58Yeah.
00:35:09Nice.
00:35:12It's here.
00:35:13I saw it.
00:35:15Lock your doors.
00:35:16Repent for your sins.
00:35:17The worm from the center of the earth has arrived to devour us.
00:35:21They predicted this.
00:35:23If you take a look at Revelations, it's all there.
00:35:26It's spelled out.
00:35:26Yo, Sharon's gone totally bonkers.
00:35:29Imagine if you could draw like that.
00:35:31Like, if you were really good at drawing, you could draw a girl with huge boobs.
00:35:37And then you could look at it anytime you wanted.
00:35:40Yeah, but Sharon would never draw boobs.
00:35:42She would only draw...
00:35:43Hold up.
00:35:44Is that the freaking monster we saw at the beach?
00:35:47Huh?
00:35:47Uh, no.
00:35:48Probably not.
00:35:49It's a crazy drawing.
00:35:51Let's not look at it anymore.
00:35:53You didn't even see the monster.
00:35:54You were all the way on the other side of the beach.
00:35:56I saw it.
00:35:58I got right up close to it.
00:35:59We gotta go back.
00:36:00I bet we could find it and get on the news.
00:36:03What's our plan here?
00:36:07Do you gotta have your shirt off, man?
00:36:08Um, yeah.
00:36:10It's the beach.
00:36:11No shirt, no shoes, no problem.
00:36:15But guess where I read that?
00:36:17A shirt.
00:36:18I found something!
00:36:21Oh, it's Billy.
00:36:23I thought the point of dropping out is you don't have to read anymore.
00:36:26You know, the kid's a freak.
00:36:28Obsessive.
00:36:29He gets hopped up on something and becomes an expert,
00:36:31and then it's been two weeks and he hasn't brushed his damn teeth the whole time.
00:36:38Oh, jeez.
00:36:45How'd you get over here?
00:36:49Alright, you gotta go back to where you came from.
00:36:52First thing tomorrow.
00:36:53This is feeling a little bogus.
00:36:59Can we come back in the morning?
00:37:00It's gonna be too late by then.
00:37:02Sharon's probably already talking to the CIA.
00:37:05Ooh!
00:37:06Something touched my foot!
00:37:09Oh, it was seaweed.
00:37:11Is that good?
00:37:15Is that something?
00:37:16Nah, I got nothing.
00:37:31Hello?
00:37:32Is the fussy old lady here?
00:37:35I was here last week with Grubster.
00:37:38I have some questions.
00:37:39The golf balls you gave me are defective.
00:37:41Is everything okay in there?
00:37:50I don't want to intrude.
00:37:52I'm just gonna set this bag down and I'm gonna go on my way.
00:37:59Oh.
00:38:01The old slippy trippy special.
00:38:03That's gotta be the third one this week.
00:38:05Like, ever heard of a bath mat?
00:38:08Can we get something to eat after this?
00:38:10Yes, I'm starving.
00:38:12What was that sandwich place we went to last week?
00:38:15You read my mind, friend.
00:38:16I've been thinking about a Reuben all day.
00:38:18Alright, little man.
00:38:19We're all done here.
00:38:20Thanks for calling it in.
00:38:22Don't steal anything on the way out.
00:38:23Wink wink.
00:38:34Okay, Donut, don't eat that.
00:38:36Okay, fine.
00:38:49I'll take a little break.
00:38:51Five minutes.
00:38:54Till Lorraine passes.
00:38:59Oh, you're all good?
00:39:00All good?
00:39:01Oh, you're all good.
00:39:31He said
00:39:36Oh, God, Jesus
00:39:41When the old man died, he left me his golf course under one condition, that he be buried
00:40:06under the 18th hole.
00:40:08I had some reservations, the gravesite wasn't exactly on theme for a Cretaceous hole.
00:40:17Nevertheless, I made it work.
00:40:20That's what running a business is all about, adapting.
00:40:24Delivery for Herschel Cretaceous?
00:40:26That's me, my weekly BLT.
00:40:30Cool wheels.
00:40:35Now you give me a compliment.
00:40:37Uh...
00:40:38Hmm...
00:40:39I got nothing.
00:40:42Sorry.
00:40:43Have a grubby day.
00:40:46Working lunch before the afternoon rush is what the old man would have wanted.
00:40:53I would've done...
00:40:54Oh, fuck.
00:40:55That is accurate.
00:40:56The drilling challenge.
00:40:57Oh...
00:40:58No.
00:40:59Blue König was carried out by Death Bar.
00:41:05Thanks.
00:41:07Gonna call me to assist me to death.
00:41:09We're gonna work.
00:41:10Heh, I got nothing wrong.
00:41:11I got nothing wrong because no.
00:41:12Wow!
00:41:13I got nothing wrong, FR.
00:41:14chose you for learning.
00:41:15$5,000.
00:41:22Huh?
00:41:27What?
00:41:32Time to go.
00:42:02Time to flush you down.
00:42:10You never know.
00:42:16Maybe I'll see you around.
00:42:26Down the drain.
00:42:29People do this every day.
00:42:33Down the drain.
00:42:35It's okay to walk away.
00:42:39Down the drain.
00:42:43Down the drain.
00:42:45Down the drain.
00:42:49Down the drain.
00:42:57Hello?
00:42:59Can you hear me?
00:43:01This is private property.
00:43:03Hello?
00:43:04Do something if you can hear me.
00:43:09Rosebud.
00:43:13You kind of turned your head a little.
00:43:15Was that a...
00:43:16Are you responding to my voice?
00:43:23Alright.
00:43:24That was a close call.
00:43:25For you.
00:43:27Adios.
00:43:31Oh, the man himself.
00:43:33Gracing us with his presence.
00:43:35What up, fellas?
00:43:37We're going down to the train tracks.
00:43:39Do a little train track stuff.
00:43:41You in?
00:43:42Yeah, I could do train tracks.
00:43:43It's been a while.
00:43:45Oh, my God, dude.
00:43:47You smell like a pet store.
00:43:49He's right.
00:43:51I can smell you from here.
00:43:53I could smell you from down the road.
00:43:55When's the last time you took a shower, dog?
00:43:57Thanksgiving?
00:43:59Yeah, I don't know.
00:44:01Have another time.
00:44:03I'm living for the hustle.
00:44:05Okay, let's see.
00:44:21Jesus!
00:44:22Hey, Bill...
00:44:23You know?
00:44:23Yo, Billy, what shirt are you going to wear?
00:44:25Because I want to wear I'm With Stupid.
00:44:27But I don't want us to wear the same thing.
00:44:28Look STUPID at the tracks.
00:44:30On with Stupid, fine.
00:44:31Yeah, listen.
00:44:32I'm doing some leave-in conditioner.
00:44:34It's going to take a second, so just go ahead.
00:44:36I'll meet you guys there.
00:44:39Want to hear my rap?
00:44:40Peanut, get out of here.
00:44:41Go away.
00:44:43What did I do?
00:44:44You can't walk in on a shower without knocking.
00:44:47Give me some privacy.
00:44:49Oh, I don't care if you're naked.
00:44:51It's very all natural.
00:44:57Hey, hey, hey, um, hi, hi.
00:45:04Okay, are you, like, do you think I'm your mom?
00:45:09Come here.
00:45:13No one comes in here.
00:45:15Don't make a fuss while I'm gone.
00:45:16I'll bring you back some food.
00:45:20What you doing back there, bud?
00:45:23Nothing.
00:45:23Science project.
00:45:24Don't look at it.
00:45:25It'll burn your eyes out.
00:45:26Okay, wear sunscreen.
00:45:28Can I wear sunscreen?
00:45:30It never hurts.
00:45:34Unexpected, but promising.
00:45:50Nine minutes, 15 seconds.
00:45:54Hi.
00:45:55The R&D Tower is perfectly centered within the campus.
00:46:00Why do you think that is?
00:46:02Because it's in the middle?
00:46:08Because it is the brain of the entire Dolphin Grove's nervous system.
00:46:13It is tactical.
00:46:14No other spot on the compound is more than a seven-minute walk away.
00:46:17So, I have to wonder, where were you?
00:46:22What task had you so far flung that it took you nine minutes, 15 seconds to get here, dear?
00:46:29Okay, point taken.
00:46:31I'll stay late and make up the minutes.
00:46:32I don't want your minutes.
00:46:34I want my minutes.
00:46:38I'm giving myself a headache.
00:46:39T-bone, pull the footage.
00:46:40This delivery boy, he was here twice this week?
00:46:48Yes.
00:46:49You brought in some grubster.
00:46:50Bad attitude.
00:46:52And as per security protocol, did anyone get his name?
00:47:00Rosario, what can you tell me?
00:47:02You chatted with him for almost three minutes.
00:47:05Is he a peer of yours?
00:47:06An old friend from school?
00:47:07One of your radical layabout comrades?
00:47:09Is he selling you drugs?
00:47:21Not helpful, dear.
00:47:22Oh, were you talking to me?
00:47:24Because you kept saying Rosario.
00:47:29Rosebud.
00:47:30Who is he?
00:47:33I don't know.
00:47:36Drug him down.
00:47:38Whatever it takes.
00:47:39He has something that belongs to me.
00:47:42He has something that belongs to me.
00:47:42Thank you for your patience here on the road with Grubster Partner Support.
00:48:11This is Nan.
00:48:12How can I help you today?
00:48:13Hi, Nan.
00:48:14I'm trying to cash out, and some of my money is missing.
00:48:17$3,766.80.
00:48:21Okay.
00:48:22I can absolutely take a look at that for you.
00:48:24Let me just pull up your account information.
00:48:26Name?
00:48:27First name is Billy.
00:48:28Last name is 5000.
00:48:30Username is Billy5000.
00:48:32Okay, I see what happened here.
00:48:36Okay, I see what happened here.
00:48:38I can adjust this right now.
00:48:41Great.
00:48:42Oh, don't say thank you just yet.
00:48:44You might not like this.
00:48:45Um, so you never really had those $3,000.
00:48:51It was a technical error with the app.
00:48:53I'm so sorry about that, sweetie.
00:48:55Um, can you just confirm to me that you're seeing the correct balance?
00:49:00$394.28?
00:49:03Yeah, that's what it says, but the money was there in my account.
00:49:06If Grubster made a mistake, shouldn't they be on the hook of that?
00:49:09We're transferring you to another Grubster associate.
00:49:14Due to holiday congestion, the wait times may be longer than usual.
00:49:18I was already on hold for an hour.
00:49:27Hey, Rosebud.
00:49:29Thanks for meeting me.
00:49:30So I have two pancake burger combos, large orange juice and styrofoam with no ice, syrup on the side.
00:49:37Oh, you already ordered.
00:49:38Kind of.
00:49:40It was just sitting on the counter.
00:49:42Every place does that now for deliveries.
00:49:44You can take the food, and when the real delivery person comes, they just make it again.
00:49:49No one cares.
00:49:50That's really radical.
00:49:52Exploit the oversights in a dehumanized system.
00:49:55Very cool way to reallocate material goods.
00:49:58If you don't want the pancake burger, there's probably something else.
00:50:02I'll try it.
00:50:03It's like pancakes instead of a bun.
00:50:05I think it's pancakes instead of lettuce, and maple syrup instead of cheese.
00:50:10It's pretty good.
00:50:12There's an egg.
00:50:15Not where you'd think an egg would be.
00:50:17To be honest, I was super surprised when you texted.
00:50:23I thought you were gay.
00:50:25Oh.
00:50:26Okay.
00:50:27The reason I asked you here is I need a small favor.
00:50:30You think I'm hot, though, right?
00:50:32Not that I care.
00:50:33That's kind of a separate conversation.
00:50:35Can you help me get a job?
00:50:37I can peel oranges.
00:50:39Um, I don't know.
00:50:40I can drive a golf cart.
00:50:42You know they asked me about you?
00:50:46They have all this security footage.
00:50:48They were asking me if I knew who you were.
00:50:50I didn't, Nark.
00:50:51What's the deal?
00:50:52You stole something?
00:50:53Oh.
00:50:54Valid.
00:50:55I didn't even think about that.
00:50:57That's really good.
00:50:58Yeah, you're gonna walk right in and get a job.
00:51:01Dude, you're hilarious.
00:51:02No, I like that you have this, like, nihilistic worldview, like, operating within these capitalist
00:51:13structures but rejecting them at the same time.
00:51:16That's my planet, Dolphin.
00:51:18Dismantle it from the inside.
00:51:20How are you gonna do that?
00:51:22You gotta read this.
00:51:24It lays out the whole playbook.
00:51:25Are you into freak jazz?
00:51:32Freak jazz?
00:51:34I don't know.
00:51:36If you were into freak jazz, you would know.
00:51:45Chapter One.
00:51:47An insurmountable equilibrium.
00:51:49Capitalist dichotomies exist everywhere, even and especially in nature.
00:51:52To understand differential stratification, one need look no further than the ground beneath
00:51:57one's feet.
00:51:59Consider the common garden snail.
00:52:01The self-containment of the snail, with its home built into its body, makes it an ideal
00:52:06worker in an individualistic society.
00:52:09In deep contrast, consider the ant.
00:52:11Each ant is little more than a millionth of the greater social unit, the colony.
00:52:16Resultantly, the life of each ant is worth precious little.
00:52:19Under a magnifying glass, the beauty of a snail's spiral shell is enhanced and appreciated.
00:52:26Under the very same magnifying glass, an ant is fried.
00:52:30It probably goes without saying that in this metaphor, the magnifying glass is market forces.
00:52:35The ant colony is the supply chain, and the snails are economic theorists.
00:52:40Are you doing okay?
00:52:52You're hungry?
00:52:53You didn't eat your sandwich.
00:52:58Okay, that's fine.
00:52:59Um, what about these chicken fingers?
00:53:01Hmm, fries?
00:53:02Oh, no, no, no, that's the box.
00:53:07Oh, you're really going for it.
00:53:15Bro, why did you do that?
00:53:22No, it's okay.
00:53:23It's okay.
00:53:24Okay, Freckles, rap at us.
00:53:30The theme is...
00:53:32Breakfast at night.
00:53:34Ha-ha!
00:53:36Ha!
00:53:37Okay!
00:53:39Ha-ha!
00:53:40No.
00:53:41Beat Bucks.
00:53:43There's something I gotta tell you.
00:53:45All you guys.
00:53:47I'm out of the rap game.
00:53:49What?
00:53:49I'm transferring over to sensitive ballads.
00:53:52Huh?
00:53:52You're such a good rapper.
00:53:54Yeah.
00:53:56That's kind of the problem.
00:53:57I feel like I've done all there is to do in the world of hip-hop.
00:54:01Um, do you still want me to beatbox?
00:54:05It's not very sensitive.
00:54:07Do you want to shake this can of beans?
00:54:18Eggs again.
00:54:19I think I'll have eggs again.
00:54:26There's so many different ways to have eggs.
00:54:31You could have a different way every day.
00:54:37Fried or scrambled.
00:54:41Whatever your angle.
00:54:43All from the same egg.
00:54:58Incredible.
00:55:00Edible.
00:55:02Egg.
00:55:05Crack it.
00:55:05It runs down your leg.
00:55:07What's your deal?
00:55:12Why are you doing that?
00:55:15What are you doing?
00:55:20What do you want?
00:55:22We all start as eggs!
00:55:26Feed me.
00:55:28Feed me.
00:55:30Feed me.
00:55:31Feed me.
00:55:32Feed me.
00:55:33An egg!
00:55:37Feed me.
00:55:40Okay, beatbox.
00:55:40We're done.
00:55:43Brrrh!
00:55:44Oh!
00:55:45Oh!
00:55:50That was how I went to our house, sir.
00:55:51In ruins.
00:55:52Of course!
00:55:54The Father's beautiful course.
00:55:56Hasn't even been six months since we renovated.
00:55:59Shelly, who did this to you?
00:56:04Local teens?
00:56:21I'm so sorry, Shelly.
00:56:23After all these trillions of years,
00:56:26the cycle of nature continues.
00:56:32Holy traveler!
00:56:35Your journey has been in vain.
00:56:38You will never play the riches of the gavelets' cave!
00:56:44Go between his legs!
00:56:46I was gonna...
00:56:47Shoo!
00:56:48The amulet!
00:56:49Press B!
00:56:50Get the amulet!
00:56:51I can't focus when you're yelling at me.
00:56:54Do you guys see my lemon anywhere?
00:56:56No.
00:56:57What lemon?
00:56:58The snag from Dr. Dolphins,
00:57:00the experimental spotty lemon.
00:57:03Oh yeah.
00:57:04No.
00:57:08You probably ate it and forgot about it.
00:57:10Or Gail threw it away because it was moldy.
00:57:12She never throws anything away.
00:57:14Where's Peanut?
00:57:16Let's just say, he's taking a bathroom break.
00:57:21Hello?
00:57:22Does anyone know how long I've been in here?
00:57:26I gotcha.
00:57:27I gotcha.
00:57:28Blah!
00:57:29It kinda stinks in there,
00:57:31but I was pretty much used to it.
00:57:34This is gross.
00:57:35Peanut, you can't let those guys push you around like that.
00:57:38Dude, you ruined it!
00:57:39He needs to marinate for another 45 minutes.
00:57:42Am I still initiated?
00:57:44You're barely medium rare.
00:57:46You guys are pricks.
00:57:48Like, seriously, grow up.
00:57:49Whoa.
00:57:50Where is this coming from?
00:57:51Toilet time is a rite of passage.
00:57:53Don't you remember when we did toilet time?
00:57:55Yeah.
00:57:56You almost died.
00:57:58It's true.
00:57:59Toilet time changed you.
00:58:02This is why I don't hang out with you guys anymore.
00:58:04Is this really how you want to spend your whole life?
00:58:06Bumming around forever?
00:58:07There's cash money to be made out there.
00:58:09Okay.
00:58:10Thank you so much for the lecture.
00:58:11I had no idea we had a sucky life.
00:58:13I never would have figured that out.
00:58:15Good thing we've got the world's smartest pizza boy here.
00:58:18I'm not a pizza boy.
00:58:20Are you a boy?
00:58:21Do you deliver pizzas?
00:58:27Find my lemon!
00:58:30Wicca wicca errrr.
00:58:32Are you mad at me?
00:58:33Moola!
00:58:34Moola!
00:58:35Moola!
00:58:36Moola!
00:58:37They just drew the Mega Ball.
00:58:39Winning numbers 5, 17, 29, 53, and 67.
00:58:44Notice something strange?
00:58:45All prime numbers.
00:58:47It's just like I've been saying.
00:58:48The secret to getting rich is numbers.
00:58:50More numbers, more money.
00:58:52I'm always saying this.
00:58:53You can't win if you don't buy a ticket.
00:58:59Another loser?
00:59:00Yep.
00:59:01Price bought us a hundred million.
00:59:03Imagine.
00:59:05It's probably for the best.
00:59:07After taxes, you'd only end up with 50 million.
00:59:10And a lot of lottery winners end up suicidal.
00:59:12Or even bankrupt.
00:59:13So why'd you buy the ticket?
00:59:15Um...
00:59:16The fantasy, I guess?
00:59:18I like thinking about what I'd do with the money.
00:59:20I wouldn't let anyone know right away, of course.
00:59:23But one day, it'd show up to work.
00:59:26And there'd be nothing here.
00:59:28Empty field.
00:59:29Because I bought the whole company.
00:59:31And in the middle of the night, I had everything bulldozed.
00:59:34I'd bulldozed.
00:59:35I'd bulldozed the R&D building.
00:59:37The bottling plant.
00:59:38Even this greenhouse.
00:59:40But I'd leave all of the trees.
00:59:42And there would be a little sign that said,
00:59:44Free oranges.
00:59:46Take as many as you want.
00:59:50Wait, I love that.
00:59:52From the time I got the ticket, up until now,
00:59:55I was just renting that fantasy.
00:59:57That's really what you pay for.
00:59:59Is this HR?
01:00:00The gate was open.
01:00:01No tourists today.
01:00:03I'm here about a groundskeeping job.
01:00:16Ahem.
01:00:17We're ready, Doctor.
01:00:22Oh.
01:00:23Billy 5,000.
01:00:24Do you know why you're here?
01:00:25Uh, yes.
01:00:26I am self-motivated.
01:00:27I thrive in challenging environments.
01:00:28Hmm.
01:00:29What else?
01:00:30Right, of course.
01:00:31I'm a straight shooter and a quick learner.
01:00:35I love watering cans.
01:00:38And the hose.
01:00:39And the hose.
01:00:40And the hose.
01:00:41And the hose.
01:00:42And the hose.
01:00:43And the hose.
01:00:44And the hose.
01:00:45And the hose.
01:00:46And the hose.
01:00:47And the hose.
01:00:48And the hose.
01:00:49And the hose.
01:00:50And what about this?
01:00:51No one can prove anything.
01:00:52Uh, I know my rights.
01:00:53That could be anyone.
01:00:54A lot of people look like that.
01:00:55Okay, so what happened was the lemon fell into my back.
01:00:56Enough with the lemon.
01:00:57I don't care.
01:00:58Oh.
01:00:59Wait.
01:01:00What do you want?
01:01:01What do I want?
01:01:02I want to tell you a story.
01:01:03Decades ago, my mother was alone in the swamp.
01:01:04Alone and afraid.
01:01:05That's when she found them.
01:01:06Or rather, they found her.
01:01:07My mother called them angels.
01:01:08But they didn't come from heaven.
01:01:09They came from the ground.
01:01:10I don't care.
01:01:11I don't care.
01:01:12Oh.
01:01:13Wait.
01:01:14What do you want?
01:01:15What do I want?
01:01:16I want to tell you a story.
01:01:17Decades ago, my mother was alone in the swamp.
01:01:20Alone and afraid.
01:01:21That's when she found them.
01:01:26Or rather, they found her.
01:01:28They came from the ground.
01:01:29They gave her a very special gift.
01:01:30A perfect orange.
01:01:31The one she used to found this company.
01:01:33The creatures left.
01:01:34But they promised to return.
01:01:35I know the angels are back.
01:01:36I also know you have one of them.
01:01:37It belongs to me.
01:01:38To you.
01:01:39To you.
01:01:40To me.
01:01:41To you.
01:01:42To me.
01:01:43To me.
01:01:44To me.
01:01:45To you.
01:01:46To me.
01:01:47To me.
01:01:48To me.
01:01:49To me.
01:01:50To me.
01:01:51To me.
01:01:52To me.
01:01:53To me.
01:01:54To me.
01:01:55To me.
01:01:56To me.
01:01:57To me.
01:01:58To me.
01:01:59To me.
01:02:00To me.
01:02:01To me.
01:02:02To me.
01:02:04To me.
01:02:05I'm afraid.
01:02:07To me.
01:02:08This specimen might be an endearing pet.
01:02:10But it has great industrial potential.
01:02:11These creatures emit a special radiation.
01:02:12One that makes fruits grow bigger.
01:02:14Rounder.
01:02:15All due respect Doctor.
01:02:16Don't bother explaining.
01:02:17He doesn't even know the 4s's.
01:02:18Size, shape, saturation skin.
01:02:19Yeah.
01:02:20They teach that in kindergarten.
01:02:21Oh.
01:02:22You're a very smart kid and you lie.
01:02:24You have a promising future.
01:02:27I can press charges for my stolen lemon, you'll be tried as an adult due to the severity of the crime,
01:02:33or you can bring me the specimen.
01:02:36In exchange, I'll name a flavor of juice after you.
01:02:40I think we both know this is bigger than juice.
01:02:43Young people, nothing's ever easy.
01:02:48A cash payment for your little pet.
01:02:51$5,000, my best and final offer.
01:02:55Hmm. It's interesting. I'll think it over.
01:03:01Bring the creature in as soon as possible. Don't talk to any other juicers.
01:03:13So she doesn't care about the lemon at all, and now she's offering you a fat payout?
01:03:19Pretty lucky.
01:03:21Sort of. If you think about it, it's a classic ULC.
01:03:25What's that?
01:03:26Oh. You know, an undistributed leverage curve.
01:03:30Like, as a human being, I'm worthless to Dr. Dolphin. Kind of a nuisance.
01:03:34As a worker, I have marginal utility, but I'm more or less replaceable.
01:03:38As the holder of a productive asset, I have some negotiating power for once.
01:03:42I learned about it from the book that you gave me.
01:03:48To be straight up with you, I did not finish that book, but I got the gist.
01:03:56You learned about the curve on page four.
01:03:59It goes without saying, but you obviously can't take the money.
01:04:03The cost to your integrity is too high.
01:04:05Cost to my integrity?
01:04:07You've got a huge family fortune, no matter what you do.
01:04:10For me, it's a different situation.
01:04:12No, it's not.
01:04:13Okay.
01:04:14Hypothetical.
01:04:15A stranger wants to pay you to chew up a hot dog while they watch.
01:04:19How much would that cost?
01:04:21I wouldn't do that.
01:04:22I'm a vegetarian.
01:04:25I got an idea.
01:04:27Let's read your palm.
01:04:29Hmm.
01:04:31Yeah.
01:04:32See this?
01:04:33It's your money line.
01:04:35It says you're going to be rich.
01:04:37Your lifeline is fractured.
01:04:41A big change is coming up.
01:04:44And then here's your love line.
01:04:50It's wiggly.
01:04:53You have romance in your immediate future.
01:04:57How did you get all of that from looking at my hand?
01:05:01I made it up.
01:05:05Stupid ass.
01:05:07Billy, there's something I want you to do for me.
01:05:14Yeah?
01:05:17Will you...
01:05:19Introduce me to your friend with the freckles?
01:05:23I think I'm in love with him.
01:05:25Grubster delivery, taste of Italy for...
01:05:35I got a spaghetti here.
01:05:41Are you the spaghetti critic?
01:05:44It's not going to fit.
01:05:48All right, you're all set.
01:06:03A cash tip is appreciated.
01:06:05Have a grubby day.
01:06:27In the dark...
01:06:27And the peep is completely recreate.
01:06:29The poop is ready…
01:06:30.
01:06:31Yes, you're all set.
01:06:32And the poop is dead.
01:06:32It's not going to fit.
01:06:33Why are you the soggy?
01:06:35It's not going to fit.
01:06:35It's not going to fit.
01:06:36You're all set.
01:06:38It's not going to fit.
01:06:40Oh, what do you want.
01:06:40That's going to fit.
01:06:41Yes, you're all set.
01:06:42You're all set.
01:06:43You're all set.
01:06:44The poop is $2.
01:06:45Fuck.
01:06:46I think.
01:06:46You're all set.
01:06:47I think I'm still going to fit.
01:06:49I want to be very free.
01:07:09I want to be very free.
01:07:15I want to be very free.
01:07:23I want to be very free.
01:07:31I want to be very free.
01:07:39I want to be very free.
01:07:45I want to be very free.
01:07:49I want to be very free.
01:07:53I want to be very free.
01:07:57I want to be very free.
01:08:01I want to be very free.
01:08:11I want to be very free.
01:08:17I want to be very free.
01:08:19I want to be very free.
01:08:21If you do it, if you do it, you will also be free.
01:08:25I will.
01:08:27I will.
01:08:29If you do it.
01:08:31It will always be free.
01:08:33I will.
01:08:35I will.
01:08:39I will.
01:08:41I will.
01:08:43It's a bad day.
01:08:47I don't think I can get to it.
01:08:52But I don't know these things.
01:08:59So, I don't know this.
01:09:04I can't.
01:09:05How's the science project, loser?
01:09:34I'm wrapping it up.
01:09:39Gail, I think I'm about to get my hands on some money.
01:09:42I'm gonna pay you back for everything.
01:09:44I know.
01:09:45That big brain is our meal ticket.
01:09:47That's why I kept you around.
01:09:49What if I didn't have a big brain?
01:09:51Uh, you'd have to bring something else to the table.
01:09:54Probably compassion, or positive energy.
01:09:57You wouldn't be allowed to be so off-putting.
01:10:02You're turning out okay.
01:10:05I'm proud of you.
01:10:06Oh.
01:10:07Huh.
01:10:08It's Mom.
01:10:09Oh wow.
01:10:10She reached out?
01:10:11That's a good sign.
01:10:13She ordered a pizza.
01:10:17A pizza.
01:10:22Oh boy.
01:10:23Who is that?
01:10:25It's Billy.
01:10:25Huh?
01:10:26It's Billy.
01:10:27I'm working here for Grubster.
01:10:29I have your delivery.
01:10:30What?
01:10:31Pizza.
01:10:32Pizza.
01:10:33Thank you, sweetie pie.
01:10:34I'm working here.
01:10:35I'm working here for Grubster.
01:10:36I have your delivery.
01:10:37What?
01:10:38Pizza.
01:10:39Thank you, sweetie pie.
01:10:40Who was it?
01:10:41Pizza boy.
01:10:43Pizza boy.
01:10:44Pizza boy.
01:10:45Pizza boy.
01:10:51Thank you, sweetie pie.
01:11:06Who was it?
01:11:07Pizza boy.
01:11:21Pizza boy.
01:11:51$5,000, $5,000, $5,000.
01:12:21Pizza boy.
01:12:23Pizza boy.
01:12:27Pizza boy.
01:12:29Pizza boy.
01:12:31Hey, Donut.
01:12:32I changed my mind.
01:12:33I don't know if you're really even aware of what's going on, but I'm not going to sell you to Dr. Dolph.
01:12:39I'm not going to give you the money, but I think we can figure out another way to get it.
01:12:43I'm going to take you back to the garage, but then...
01:12:45I don't really know.
01:12:47We'll see what happens.
01:12:49It'll just be...
01:12:51...
01:12:53...
01:12:55...
01:12:57Oh my god, did I hit my head?
01:13:27Donut, did you just, like, save my life?
01:13:40Hey.
01:13:45Do you guys know each other?
01:13:57Hey, hey.
01:13:59Hey, hey, hey.
01:14:02Oh, me.
01:14:03What a, what a, what a, what a, me.
01:14:05Oh no, .
01:14:07Oh, my God.
01:14:37Oh, my God.
01:15:07Oh, my God.
01:15:37Oh, my God.
01:16:07What's going on here?
01:16:17Billy, I saw everything.
01:16:19My sweet baby would not have survived without you.
01:16:23Oh, sure.
01:16:24Yeah, donut's cool.
01:16:25Glad I could help.
01:16:26I have to say, I'm impressed.
01:16:29You'd make a great dad.
01:16:32You want to, I don't know, give this a shot?
01:16:35Uh, you and me?
01:16:39I know, I know.
01:16:42Is it traditional?
01:16:44No.
01:16:45Is it what you thought you were looking for?
01:16:47Probably not.
01:16:49Could we make it work?
01:16:51Hey, who knows?
01:16:52It would be an adjustment for sure.
01:16:54We live in a cave 10,000 feet below the surface of the earth.
01:16:57It's not fancy, but for a single mom, I do all right.
01:17:00This is my least favorite part of vacation, having to wrangle all the kids.
01:17:07Is that everyone?
01:17:25Message from Billy, five, zero, zero, zero.
01:17:37Not going to sell you the creature.
01:17:40Sri, still interested in gardening job if it's available.
01:17:44Fix.
01:17:44Knock, knock.
01:17:51Is this a good time to go over some creative?
01:17:54Not especially.
01:17:57I was thinking we could mix pomegranate and pomelo.
01:18:00Call it pom-pom.
01:18:04Pom-pom.
01:18:05Your make or break idea is pom-pom.
01:18:09But we can talk about it later.
01:18:10It's not your fault, dear.
01:18:20It's not, it's not, it's not.
01:18:22My once-in-a-lifetime chance to get my hands on one of the angels and it just slips through my fingers.
01:18:28Of course it does.
01:18:29What's the point?
01:18:31I turned my mother's company from a hippy-dippy roadside shack into a top three juicer.
01:18:36I patented a dozen new breeds.
01:18:39And for what?
01:18:40For what?
01:18:42I give my life to this company and still we're down 4% year over year.
01:18:48I can't catch a letter licking brain to save my life.
01:18:52Oh, no.
01:18:59Assistance requested on sub-basement level.
01:19:03You, you shouldn't see me like this, dear.
01:19:06Why don't you excuse yourself?
01:19:08Kill me.
01:19:08Come, how youٹ?
01:19:09Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm.
01:19:19Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm.
01:19:19Oh.
01:19:20Hello, Mother.
01:19:46I know. It doesn't look great.
01:19:51It's a temporary setback. It's manageable.
01:19:57Mother.
01:20:00Yes, yes. The hippy-dippy roadside shack was a poor choice of words. You know I didn't mean it.
01:20:06This company is my life and I... I... I...
01:20:09Retire! Mother!
01:20:17Respectfully, Rosario is not ready for a leadership role and you haven't even heard my new ideas for...
01:20:23How can you say that? What about crammed grapefruit cocktail? The vitamin C morning mood booster? The juice business ebbs and flows. You taught me that, Mother. We can ride this out.
01:20:38If... that's what's best for the company...
01:20:50Huh. I wonder what they talk about in there.
01:21:07A new life awaits, handsome!
01:21:19I know. It's a big choice. Experience the natural beauty of a new world. Build a relationship. Watch these kids grow up. Or stay here. In Florida. Until you die.
01:21:35I have to decide right now.
01:21:37It's a lot to take in.
01:21:38Sweetie pie. Not doing anything is still a decision. You know where to find me. Smooching!
01:21:56Smooching!
01:22:06I feel like we're just starting to get used to each other.
01:22:10Um...
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01:22:55We're a week into the year.
01:23:16Are you keeping your resolutions?
01:23:18It's honestly so easy once you tune yourself in to the wavelength of wealth.
01:23:22And our sponsor Grubster makes it even easier.
01:23:25You order the food, someone else does the rest.
01:23:28You don't even have to say thank you.
01:23:30Saves time, time is money, and money isn't.
01:23:37Get out there and have a grubby day.
01:23:44There he is!
01:23:47Hey, Peanut. How was school?
01:23:50Same old. Is Billy here?
01:23:52I took his lemon to show and tell, but now he can have it back.
01:23:56Nobody's seen him since New Year's.
01:23:58Must be he finally got all his money together and left town.
01:24:01He wouldn't bail on us like that.
01:24:02Good for him if he did.
01:24:04He'll probably send us a postcard once he gets settled.
01:24:07People don't send postcards anymore, clown penis.
01:24:10Then why are their mailboxes clown penis?
01:24:14For coupons.
01:24:15Well, I'd love to talk about coupons all day, but I've got some business to attend to.
01:24:22You guys wouldn't understand.
01:24:24Tastes like heaven.
01:24:54Tastes like honey.
01:25:00Tastes like pie, pie, pie.
01:25:09Oh, honey.
01:25:18Tastes like honey.
01:25:19Tastes like honey.
01:25:20Tastes like honey.
01:25:21Tastes like honey.
01:25:22Tastes like honey.
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01:25:24Tastes like honey.
01:25:25Tastes like honey.
01:25:26Tastes like honey.
01:25:27Tastes like honey.
01:25:28Tastes like honey.
01:25:29Tastes like honey.
01:25:30Tastes like honey.
01:25:31Tastes like honey.
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01:25:35Tastes like honey.
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01:25:41Tastes like honey.
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01:25:46Tastes like honey.