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00:00Couch Tripper
00:30Couch Tripper
01:00You're addicted to love
01:10Nice to see you. How are you?
01:12Hi, Gareth Cheeseman. I'll be doing the presentation for Lancelot.
01:15Oh, hello. Please do.
01:16The Lancelot DRAM2000 sound card system.
01:18First time I saw it, it was like, yeah, and I'm a Dutchman.
01:21But when I saw what it could actually do, do you know something?
01:24I wept, literally.
01:25Literally?
01:26Well, literally as in, not really.
01:28Anyway, better check in. You are...
01:30My name's Alan.
01:31Get those gums around my plums.
01:33What?
01:34Well, we're late.
01:35Yes, I had a little accident. Someone jumped the lights. It's very...
01:38Selfish, that's what it is, Alec.
01:40Alan.
01:41Hello. Hello, hello, hello, hello.
01:44Ah, there you are. I thought you were deaf for a moment.
01:47I am deaf, sir.
01:48What?
01:49I'm deaf in one ear.
01:50Yes, well, my Ford Probe is round the front and I'd like someone to park it for me.
01:54I'm sorry, we don't do valet parking.
01:56I'm sorry, I'm going to have to let this sink in for a moment.
01:58You don't do valet parking.
02:00I would have thought basic.
02:02You'd be telling me you don't have any rooms next.
02:05Do you have any rooms?
02:07Yes.
02:08Well, then.
02:12I have a reservation.
02:13I bet you Forte does valet parking.
02:15Oh, no, sir.
02:16No, no, leave it. Leave it there.
02:18Just leave it, all right?
02:19I don't want to say anymore.
02:20I'm tired.
02:21I'm tired of this conversation.
02:23So just leave it.
02:26Right.
02:30I have a reservation for the mic.
02:32Um, I have to register.
02:36Oh, yes.
02:37She's a beauty.
02:38A real temptress.
02:39I'm looking at her right now.
02:40Anti-lock brakes, alloy wheels, air con.
02:44Hey, you.
02:45Yeah, you.
02:46Get away from that car.
02:47Go on, bugger off.
02:49I swear, Keith is going to crap himself when he sees it.
02:52Twat.
02:53No, not yet.
02:54One big sale and I'm in the diamond club.
02:57Yeah.
02:58What?
02:59Yeah, yeah, no.
03:00We should.
03:01Get together.
03:02Shoot a game of pool.
03:03Like the old days.
03:04Yeah, listen.
03:05Just you and me on the town will get completely rat-assed.
03:09Yeah.
03:10All right.
03:11Okay.
03:12Bye, Mum.
03:13Bye.
03:14You are the best.
03:16You're the best.
03:17You're number one.
03:19You're a tiger.
03:22Okay.
03:23Let's do it.
03:24Let's go.
03:25Let's go to the conference.
03:26And those of you who were here last year will remember me.
03:30I'm sure I need no introduction.
03:31Burt Reynolds.
03:32That's me.
03:33Burt Reynolds.
03:34Not the actor, mind you.
03:35Although I do have a moustache.
03:36I'm delighted to see so many faces from last year.
03:41Many of you are still asking yourselves one question.
03:45Ow!
03:46How can I maximise the possibilities that Microcell offers to me?
03:49What?
03:50Hello again.
03:51Hi.
03:52Uh, Alan, how are you?
03:53Oh, okay.
03:54First of all, first of all, first of all, first of all, first of all, first of all,
03:56first of all, first of all, first of all, first of all, first of all, first of all.
03:58Then, what?
03:59I like this one question.
04:00Ow!
04:01How can I maximise the possibilities that Microcell offers to me?
04:06What?
04:09Hello again.
04:10Hi.
04:11Uh, Alan, how are you?
04:12Oh, okay.
04:13First day over with.
04:15I sometimes get a bit embarrassed at these things, you know.
04:18It's hard to know what to say.
04:20I'm not really the executive type.
04:22But at least it's a chance to get to know...
04:23I like it.
04:24I like it.
04:25It's a good idea.
04:26Um, Alan.
04:27I'm going to have to talk to a few people, so later.
04:31And he says, well, if you're going to mess me around, I'll have my pound back.
04:37Sorry, sorry.
04:38Here's a good one.
04:39Duck walks into an employment exchange.
04:40We've just had that one.
04:41You sure?
04:42He asks for a job?
04:42The guy calls the circus, yes.
04:44Yes, we've just had it.
04:44Yeah, but I think it might not be the same one.
04:45The guy calls the circus and asks to speak to the ringmaster.
04:48We've had it.
04:49We've had it.
04:49And then the guy comes back and says, I got you a job in the circus.
04:51And the duck says, but I'm a welder.
04:53But I'm a welder.
04:53Uh, Gareth Cheeseman, Lancelot Sound Cards.
04:58Caught the ending of speech earlier.
04:59Um, some good things in it, but, uh, don't give up your day job.
05:03What is it you do again?
05:05I own Crown Industries.
05:07Great speech, great speech.
05:09Mr Crown, can I just say you deserve every single penny of, um, whatever it is you pay yourself.
05:13And it's none of my business.
05:14What is it, a million?
05:15You're absolutely right.
05:16It's none of your business.
05:18Yeah, nice.
05:20Let's remember that.
05:20None of your business.
05:21So, can I expect to see you tomorrow at my little one-man show?
05:26You're doing the cabaret?
05:27No, no, I'm doing a presentation.
05:29Oh, I see.
05:29Yeah, nice.
05:30I don't know if that's to take you seriously or not.
05:32Take me seriously.
05:34I do.
05:34I do.
05:35I do.
05:35You were here last year with Crown Industries.
05:47You wore that blue number like Thatcher.
05:49Nice.
05:50Is that a compliment, Gareth?
05:52Sure.
05:53Queen Bee, survival of the fittest.
05:55That's the programme.
05:56Marathon man.
05:57That's what my ex-wife used to call me.
06:00Amongst other things.
06:01Bitch.
06:02Do you play any sport?
06:03Yes, I do, actually.
06:05Women's tennis?
06:06Netball?
06:07Kickboxing.
06:08My God, really?
06:09What happens if you get pregnant?
06:10I'm sorry.
06:11Well, you'd stop, obviously.
06:12Anyway, you are in great shape.
06:15I noticed that earlier.
06:16You look very, uh, fit.
06:19Maybe we should have a drink later.
06:21I'm supposed to be having an eight o'clock with Crown's number two, Beecham.
06:24It's very hush-hush, you know, big bucks.
06:26But, uh, he's such a miserable son.
06:28Haven't you heard?
06:30What?
06:30Tom Beecham committed suicide.
06:33Oh, thank you.
06:34Thank you very much.
06:36I don't have had the decency to cancel.
06:38Well, looks like I've got a window.
06:40Want a drink?
06:41I can't.
06:42I've got an eight o'clock with Douglas Crown about an unexpected vacancy on the board.
06:46Let's take it up your arse.
06:56We meet again?
06:57Yeah.
06:59I have to say, that thing you were talking about earlier, the sound card, it sounds like
07:04a really good idea.
07:06Cheers.
07:07Do you want a beer?
07:08Thanks.
07:09I don't drink.
07:10No.
07:11No.
07:11Of course you don't.
07:13I mean, I didn't mind making a speech.
07:16But I find it difficult to keep people's attention.
07:19Douglas Crown.
07:21Amazing guy.
07:22Do you hear his speech today?
07:24No.
07:24I hate to say it, but it pissed on yours.
07:27He's a brilliant man.
07:29He knows what he wants.
07:31And he wants the Lancelot 2000 DRAM sound card.
07:35He just doesn't know it yet.
07:36You have a very good sales technique.
07:38And you have got a very nice body.
07:42Well, I try to avoid fatty foods.
07:44And you are a very sexy man.
07:47Maybe I'll...
07:48Nice shoes.
07:52So what's that?
07:5375 for straight sex.
07:55100 and I'll do our own.
07:56Do you have yourself a deal?
07:59Mm.
08:01So, you're a lady of the night.
08:03Selling yourself for sexual purposes.
08:06Why not?
08:07People will always want to have sex.
08:08I know I always do.
08:10It's a good market.
08:11Go to the professionals.
08:12That's what I say.
08:14If I wanted an oil change, I'd go to the garage.
08:16They know about oil.
08:18You know about bringing people off.
08:20Not a bad life.
08:22At least you don't get screwed by the tax, man.
08:23I do.
08:25He pays cash.
08:28Nice.
08:30Yeah.
08:30Some people just want to talk in these situations, don't they?
08:33Not me.
08:35I just want to have sex.
08:37Last thing you want to do is listen to me
08:38talk about my relationship with my father or something.
08:42We didn't really get on, you see.
08:45Don't lock me in the garage, Daddy.
08:48It's cold in here.
08:50There are spiders.
08:51I want to watch the man from Uncle.
08:53Sorry about that.
08:57Listen, if I go off too quickly,
08:59do I have to pay extra for you to hang around
09:01until I'm ready again, or...
09:04Well, we'll play by...
09:05Here we go.
09:36You're a bitch.
09:47Bitch!
09:49You're a bitch!
09:50Hey, I'd like to report a robbery.
09:52Yes, sir, where did it happen?
09:54In outer space. Where do you think it happened?
09:55In the hotel, the bloody hotel, last night.
09:58A woman...
09:59I'm sorry, could you speak up?
10:01A woman who I, um...
10:04A woman who...
10:05Basically, I've had my wallet stolen.
10:07What was that about a woman?
10:09Yes, a woman. A woman who I...
10:11A woman who I took to my room, you know.
10:14A woman who I...
10:16Oh, forget it! Forget it!
10:17How much was in the wallet?
10:19Ah, £200 cash, Amex gold, Visa gold,
10:22Diners gold and Access.
10:24Gold?
10:24Not yet.
10:25And a Blockbuster's video membership card.
10:27It's room 307.
10:28Ah, sir, you own the Ford outside, don't you?
10:32Ford Probe, what about it?
10:34I'm afraid we'll have to move it, sir.
10:35Touch that car without my permission and I'll kill you.
10:37Please don't.
10:38I have a wife and young child.
10:42Do you want a picture?
10:44I think you've made yourself look a bit of a clown.
10:47What?
10:48And by the way, how come you can hear me now?
10:49Is this some sort of selective death?
10:51What?
10:56Shit!
10:58And are we going to reach our targets for 1996?
11:02Well, in the kind of phrase my namesake,
11:04Burt Reynolds, the film actor, might use,
11:07you betcha.
11:09And the good news is,
11:11I can show you a slide of our latest model.
11:16Oh, dear.
11:17How did that get in there?
11:18We don't have trust between client and customer.
11:25The machismo of the 80s is gone.
11:28Thankfully, these days we take a more sophisticated approach.
11:32Ah!
11:39Good afternoon.
11:41The Lancelot DRAM sound card is part of the 2000 series.
11:46It has three major functions,
11:49all linked to the central component,
11:51a Ziegman chip,
11:52designed by blah, blah, blah.
11:55Let's cut the crap.
11:56You want to know what it can do for you.
11:59I think it was Thomas Edison
12:01who invented the light bulb.
12:03If you like, he had a light bulb moment.
12:05A flash of genius.
12:07He knew, as hundreds of others did,
12:09that where, um, just, uh, put it there, thanks.
12:13He knew, as hundreds of others...
12:15Thomas Edison, he, along with hundreds of others,
12:20realised that where there is darkness,
12:23there is a need for light.
12:24He understood technology.
12:27What is technology?
12:28You see, it's not an easy question.
12:33But the truth is...
12:35Um, is that just for junior,
12:39or do we all get some?
12:44Technology.
12:45Popping out all over the place.
12:47Um, very much like a woman's...
12:51Um, a lot of the time we don't see it,
12:53but, uh, when it's revealed in, uh, in all its glory,
12:56it's something to, uh, get very excited about.
13:00Whoa! How did that get in there?
13:02Oh, God.
13:03How did that get in there?
13:05The future.
13:07Sir, question.
13:08How many children do you have?
13:10I don't have any children.
13:11Right, but you plan to have some in the future?
13:13Um, no.
13:15What, what does your wife think about that?
13:17I'm not married.
13:19All right, well, your future wife may, let's say,
13:21wish to have children.
13:22Have you thought about that?
13:23No.
13:25You're not gay, are you?
13:26Yes, I am.
13:29What, really?
13:30Yes.
13:31Gay, right.
13:35Well, they're all in tonight!
13:41Once we had an empire.
13:46Excuse me.
13:48Do you mind handing out these leaflets?
13:50They're for Little Otter Museum.
13:51Yeah, I'll even know, mate.
13:53Oh.
13:54It's quite interesting, actually.
13:55We've got a medieval sheep fork.
13:59Yes, thank you.
14:00Oh.
14:02Bye.
14:03Bye.
14:0350 quid and an access card, that's all.
14:07You know something?
14:08He told me, £200 and three gold cards.
14:11You can't trust anyone these days.
14:13You're such a weasel.
14:14You're hardly Florence Nightingale.
14:19Looks like it'll be a busy weekend.
14:21Yeah, my feet won't touch the ground.
14:23Um, excuse me, do you know where the...
14:27Hello again.
14:30Hello, Mr Crown.
14:31Um, can I say how sorry I was to hear that Tim Beecham died?
14:35I mean, I was personally very upset by it, because Tim and I were very, very good friends.
14:41Tom.
14:43It's Tom Beecham.
14:45Tom.
14:45Tom and I.
14:46I mean, I didn't really know him, but, um...
14:49I certainly felt there was a kinship there, you know.
14:53Good old Tom.
14:56What's it all about, Douglas?
14:58You have work every day of your life, except weekends, obviously.
15:02Then you wake up one morning and you're dead.
15:06Makes you think.
15:07Listen, um, Gareth, I heard your speech earlier.
15:14How do you feel it went?
15:16Well, you know, it's... badly.
15:18Yep.
15:19It's a pity, really, because I think it's a good product.
15:22You do?
15:23Yeah.
15:24Don't you?
15:25Well, yes.
15:27I think I'm going to take it on trial and see how it goes.
15:31You're going to take the sound card?
15:33I'm going to try it out.
15:34Maybe we'll bundle it with the new PX range.
15:36I think it's got possibilities.
15:39Brilliant, brilliant.
15:40I've got the contracts here.
15:41Here you go.
15:47If you, uh, just sign this first.
15:49Looks pretty reasonable.
15:51You got a pen?
15:52Yeah, sure.
15:53There you go.
15:54Company pen.
15:54Complimentary.
15:55Keep it.
15:58It's not working.
15:59Oh.
16:00Right.
16:02Here you go.
16:02Well, I hope the sound card works better than your pens.
16:13God, yes, so do I.
16:14I mean, it will.
16:14Don't worry.
16:15Um, I'll just go and get another pen.
16:17No, look, I have to go.
16:19You haven't signed the contract?
16:20I'll sign it tomorrow.
16:21I'll be in reception after breakfast.
16:23Well, I'll sign it tomorrow before I check out.
16:25There's no problem.
16:26I don't change my mind, but leave it.
16:30Goodbye, Gareth.
16:31Goodbye, Dad.
16:31Oh, Mr Crown.
16:33See you tomorrow.
16:38A wank, I think.
16:46Oh, Gareth.
16:47Sorry.
16:49Get out!
16:50I'll come back later.
16:51Get out!
16:54Gareth?
16:55You coming to the party?
16:56Oh, Alan, hi.
16:57Yeah.
16:59Uh, yeah, I just, uh, just...
17:01Uh, flossing in my teeth.
17:02Ha!
17:03Hey.
17:04Thank you very much.
17:05Thank you very much.
17:11Thank you very much.
17:21Thank you very much.
17:25Thank you for coming.
17:47You're in a good mood.
17:50I'm in a bloody good mood.
17:52I've done a deal today which could net me a million.
17:56Really?
17:57Not all because of this thing.
17:59Get a good feel of that.
18:01You know what that is?
18:02Your head?
18:03It's a bomb.
18:05My head is a bomb and it's going to explode
18:07and a million pounds is going to come out of it.
18:09Hello, Gareth.
18:11Yeah?
18:11I saw your presentation today.
18:14Oh, yeah?
18:15Very good.
18:16Well, you know...
18:18He's got his nose just right.
18:22Sleep alone last night, Ruth.
18:24I'm sorry.
18:25I didn't.
18:26Did I, Alan?
18:31Not with him!
18:33Shit.
18:35It's just a doodle, really.
18:37Look at her sucking up to him.
18:39You can tell he's having none of it.
18:41You can see through her.
18:44Can I have this?
18:46Yes, please.
18:48Cheers.
18:48Yes, I love you.
18:50Oh, I love you.
18:55Oh, I love you.
18:55Oh, I love you.
18:57See, it's okay.
18:58I'm too sexy for my car, too sexy for my car, too sexy by car.
19:11Gareth Cheeseman, absolute genius.
19:14Gareth, I have to...
19:14There's some shampoos in the ice bucket.
19:16Do the honours, will you?
19:22Hi, Keith.
19:23It's Gareth.
19:24Uh, yeah.
19:26Yeah.
19:272.30 a.m.
19:29Well, I suppose I'll just have to tell you about the Douglas Crown deal in the morning.
19:34Did you say Douglas Crown?
19:35Did you say Douglas Crown?
19:36Yes, I did.
19:38Douglas Crown.
19:39I've got the contract right here in front of me.
19:42Oh, there's one signature.
19:44And another.
19:45Oh, and there's a third.
19:47And they all say Douglas Sodding Crown.
19:49I don't drink champagne.
19:51Minibar.
19:54Looks like you'll have to set an extra place for me at the Diamond Club dinner.
19:59Oh, right.
20:00But I can come to next month's.
20:03No, no, that's fine.
20:05Don't worry, I will.
20:07Love to Susan.
20:08Oh, I see.
20:09Sorry.
20:10Goodbye.
20:12Alan.
20:13I don't know whether I've told you this, but I've noticed something about you.
20:18Yes.
20:19Well, there are winners and losers in this life.
20:23I'm a winner, that's obvious.
20:25But you, you're at the bottom of the heap.
20:30And when you're at the bottom of the heap, there's only one place you can go.
20:33And that's down.
20:35I never even wanted to be a salesman.
20:37Don't get me wrong, you're a nice guy.
20:39The nice guy's finished last.
20:42You need balls of steel to survive out there.
20:45It's like Jurassic Park.
20:47Richard Attenborough's on the loose.
20:49The dinosaurs are running around like lunatics.
20:53That other one, the actress.
20:56Laura Dern.
20:56That's her.
20:58She's trying to climb the perimeter fencing.
21:01I don't really know what you're saying.
21:03I'm only telling you what I told Tim Beecham.
21:08This life's not for you.
21:10Give up.
21:11Give up.
21:12Pack it in.
21:13It's tough to hear, I know, but believe me, it's even tougher to say.
21:18Maybe you're right.
21:19Of course I'm right.
21:20I'm Gareth Cheeseman.
21:21I'm Gareth Cheeseman.
21:51Malibu.
21:54Malibu.
22:07I'm a model, you know what I mean.
22:13And I do my little walk on the cap wall.
22:17On the cap wall.
22:18On the cap wall.
22:20On the cap wall.
22:20Oh!
22:28Ah!
22:29Gareth.
22:30Sorry.
22:30I know you said you'd sign later.
22:33Thank God you're eager.
22:34Yes.
22:34How do you maintain this level of energy?
22:36Hard drugs.
22:36Well, you've been coming.
22:38Come on.
22:40So, what have you got for me?
22:42Right, just a basic C40.
22:44Keep your sign there.
22:46I think...
22:48Just there.
22:52Then a PS44.
22:54There.
22:56Mm-hm.
22:58And there.
23:00And finally, the big fella.
23:02If you don't mind, I'll just have a read of this one.
23:04Fire away.
23:08Uh, Mr Crown.
23:10Mm-hm. We're busy.
23:12Mr Crown.
23:14Yes.
23:16Can I speak to you for a moment?
23:18Please.
23:20Yes.
23:22Yes, of course.
23:34Sign me, please, Mr Crown. Sign me, please.
23:42You all right?
23:44It's my son.
23:46He's had an accident.
23:48Oh, no.
23:50Yeah.
23:52They say he's dead.
23:54They think he might have jumped off the roof last night after the party.
23:58And they want me to identify the body.
24:04Better get dressed.
24:06Better get dressed.
24:07My God, I am so sorry.
24:11It's my fault.
24:12I drove him to it.
24:14I forced him.
24:15He never wanted to be a salesman.
24:17I'm so sorry.
24:18If there's anything I can do.
24:20No.
24:21No.
24:22No, thanks.
24:23I think you'd better go now.
24:24Yes.
24:25Yes, of course.
24:26Um, if you could just sign the big fella.
24:28I haven't read it fully.
24:29Just leave it there and I'll...
24:31Yeah.
24:32It's just that I sort of have to get it now.
24:33I can't do it now.
24:35Look, I admire you very much, Mr Clown.
24:37Crown.
24:38Sorry.
24:39Um, in fact, only the other day I was trying to explain to some dingbat
24:42the qualities that make you the man you are.
24:44But he didn't understand.
24:45My son, idiot.
24:46Yes, I know.
24:47Um, and I'm very sorry.
24:48I don't have any children myself.
24:50But if I did and one of them killed themselves, I'd be very annoyed.
24:53Not annoyed, you know, sad or whatever.
24:55But the wheels of industry must grind on.
24:57Get out.
24:58Business, personal life, keep them separate.
25:00Get out!
25:01I tell you what, I'll leave it here.
25:03You can sign it later.
25:04There's your pen.
25:05I'll sign nothing.
25:08You bastard!
25:10All right, all right.
25:11Don't panic.
25:12Let's resume.
25:13You didn't close the deal.
25:14That is a bad thing.
25:15In fact, you have no takers at all for the sound card.
25:18That, too, is a very, very bad thing.
25:20Don't do that.
25:21Look at yourself.
25:22But I don't want to, Daddy.
25:23Look at yourself.
25:24Think positive.
25:25You are Gareth Cheeseman.
25:26They can tear up your contracts.
25:27They can crush your spirit.
25:28They can shatter your dreams.
25:29But they will never, never take away your dignity.
25:31Or your car.
25:32It was an assisted purchase bought privately in your own name.
25:36Well, that's three times, what have I heard?
25:38Well, think about it, Pauline.
25:39Well, I've had him.
25:40So have I.
25:41Come on, quick as you like.
25:42Come on, come on, come on.
25:43Come on, come on, come on.
25:44Come on.
25:45Come on, come on.
25:46I can't wait.
25:47You haven't been to my car.
25:48There's one car.
25:49name.
25:50Can't that three times, what are you?
25:56Well, think about it, Pauline.
25:59Well, I've had him.
26:02So have I.
26:03Come on, quick as you like.
26:05Come on, come on, come on.
26:06Oh, hello.
26:07Didn't recognise you without your nose halfway down Crown's trousers.
26:10Look, Cheeseman, I don't want to talk to you.
26:12I heard about what you did to Douglas.
26:14Oh, Douglas is it?
26:16Doug.
26:17Dougie baby.
26:18You're just a corporate tart.
26:20Is there anyone you wouldn't sleep with to get to the top?
26:23You.
26:24You've got serious problems, you know.
26:28Excuse me.
26:30Hello, guest receptionist.
26:32Guest receptionist.
26:34Ah.
26:35Keys, right.
26:37And while I'm here, I might as well say this is the worst hotel I've ever had the misfortune to stay in.
26:42Well, I'm sorry if...
26:43I'm sorry too.
26:44I'm very sorry.
26:45Three days of my life in what basically amounts to a veal crate.
26:48Yes, sir.
26:49Er, just remains a question of the bill.
26:51Three hundred and ten pounds.
26:53And, er, you'll be pleased to know your wallet's been handed in.
26:56Oh, great.
26:57Although I must point out, we don't accept blockbuster video membership as payment.
27:01Um, just a moment.
27:03What?
27:04Thanks, Ruth.
27:05I...
27:06I just want to be with my family.
27:09Mr. Crown.
27:10Mr. Crown.
27:11Um, I just wanted to apologize for my inappropriate and insensitive behavior earlier.
27:25All I can do is extend to you my deepest sympathies.
27:29That said, if he could possibly give me the old monogram and authorize a cash advance of three hundred and ten pounds as director of Crown Industries, that would make me a happy man.
27:40Ruth Cole is acting managing director of Crown Industries.
27:45She has complete autonomy, with one proviso.
27:48But she has no dealings with selfish, egotistical vermin like you.
27:52So you're not actually managing director at this moment?
27:55No.
27:56Ruth!
27:57Ruth!
27:59What?
28:00Friends.
28:01Oh, my God!
28:14What have I done?
28:17Mustn't blame yourself, sir.
28:20But it's my fault!
28:22I parked it there.
28:31Hello, Mummy?
28:32Hello, Mummy?
29:02Whoo!
29:04Hello, Mummy!
29:06Who dealt with me?
29:07Je입est Face.
29:10But, she won't be the judge, not right.
29:12And she's not like what!
29:14Where she knew?
29:15She and her ex forty to three.
29:17For sure.
29:20She has not, but some four heads passed through all cars, all cars nude.
29:23Her girl turns out of her blue altitude.
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