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00:00Feminine TV
00:03Feminine TV
00:07Feminine TV
00:10Uh, your brain weighs almost nothing.
00:32What a dumbass.
00:34Shut up, butthead.
00:35Wait again.
00:37I'm gonna think about something heavy.
00:40Like rocks or something heavy.
00:44Wait a minute, Beavis.
00:46Check it out.
00:49Whoa, that guy is cool.
00:52Yes, he is very cool.
00:54But look, it says, like, he did a crime or something,
00:57and if you turn him into the police,
01:00you get, uh, a million dollars.
01:05Whoa, so if you, like, find a guy who did a crime
01:07and turn him into the police,
01:09you get a million dollars?
01:12Beavis, I've got an idea.
01:16Uh, sir, Beavis did, like, a crime.
01:20I'm turning him in.
01:22That's right.
01:23Give us a million dollars.
01:24Uh, sir, can you give us a minute?
01:39Uh, sir, can you give us a minute?
01:39Uh, sir, can you give us a minute?
01:44Um, I spanked my monkey.
01:52That's not a crime.
01:54It's not?
01:55Whoa, you know, that's cool.
01:57Are you sure, sir?
01:59I heard him doing it, and it was violent.
02:01Yeah, that's not a crime.
02:06Uh, can you give us another minute, sir?
02:12Tell him you stole a house.
02:14I don't know, spanking your monkey's allowed.
02:16Maybe that's allowed, too.
02:18Uh, yeah, that's true.
02:21This is hard.
02:22Uh, yeah, what about that time?
02:26We thought of a crime, sir.
02:31Yeah, I stabbed a tree.
02:34Just get out of here, okay?
02:36Hey, they look like derelicts.
02:38We should ask them if they know anything about all the graffiti around 26th Street.
02:42Uh, is graffiti a crime?
02:45Yeah.
02:46Then Beavis did it.
02:47Yeah, that's right.
02:50Okay, book him.
02:52Yes!
02:53We're gonna be millionaires.
02:59I wish it didn't have to be this way.
03:01I really do.
03:02But sometimes in life, we have to protect our own heart, even if it means ripping it out of our chest.
03:07Yeah!
03:08Yeah!
03:09Hell yeah!
03:11That's how we do it around here.
03:13Yeah!
03:15America!
03:15Yeah!
03:17I bet we could do better than those guys.
03:21We should become hitmen.
03:25Yeah, yeah, really.
03:25That's a good idea.
03:26Yeah!
03:26Mm-hmm.
03:27How do you become a hitman, though?
03:29Oh, I know.
03:30Maybe I'll ask at the unemployment office.
03:32Yeah.
03:33Mm-hmm.
03:33See if they have any hitman jobs, you know?
03:36Mm-hmm.
03:36Uh, sure.
03:39Can't hurt to ask.
03:41You know, at my last job interview, the guy asked me to stop jiggling my leg, and I said,
03:47shut up or I'm gonna kill you!
03:49Mm-hmm.
03:49But see, this time, on this job interview, that might get me the job, see?
03:54Mm-hmm.
03:55Oh, this is good.
03:56This is good.
03:57Mm-hmm.
03:58Mm-hmm.
03:59And I'll tell you something.
04:01If I was a hitman, I would be the model of professionalism.
04:06And I would even clean the grease traps if they wanted me to, you know?
04:09Mm-hmm.
04:10Uh, there aren't any grease traps when you're a hitman, dumbass.
04:14Mm-hmm.
04:15Yeah, there are.
04:16They're on the grill.
04:17Mm-hmm.
04:18You're thinking of Burger World.
04:21Oh, yeah, yeah.
04:22Yeah, but, um, you know, I could do all my hits in Burger World, you know?
04:26Mm-hmm.
04:27Hey.
04:27Yeah, mix business with pleasure, you know?
04:29Mm-hmm.
04:30Hey.
04:30Oh, hey.
04:31You know what else I mean?
04:32Like, if I ran out of bullets or something, I'd give them, like, a triple cheeseburger with
04:37a side of macho fries, and then they'd just die of heart disease, you know?
04:41Mm-hmm.
04:41Hey.
04:42I got time, you know?
04:43Mm-hmm.
04:43Hey.
04:44Also, like, if you were a hitman, and you didn't want to come in to work one day,
04:48because, like, it was the weekend, you could just say your grandma died, and then if they
04:53said they were going to go check, you could just kill her.
04:56Oh, yeah, wait a second.
05:00I don't like that, but that's messed up.
05:02You said you have to work on weekends as a hitman?
05:05Eh.
05:06I think you have to work whenever someone needs killing.
05:10Eh.
05:11Yeah, this might not work out.
05:14It was a beautiful dream, you know?
05:16Eh.
05:16Eh.
05:16Eh.
05:17Eh.
05:24Felony vandalism.
05:25That's a serious charge.
05:27That's right, sir.
05:28Sure is.
05:29We're going to get a million dollars.
05:31Damn right.
05:33Well, I promise you, Mr. Beavis, as your lawyer, I will do everything I can to get you off.
05:38Okay, I guess.
05:40But I'd rather it was with a chick.
05:42Eh.
05:42Court is now in session for the trial of the state of Texas versus Beavis.
05:48Prosecution, you may call your first witness.
05:50There's been a whole lot of graffiti on the side of the Maximard and all over the neighborhood.
05:55A lot of gang tags and obscenities.
05:58Whoa, cool.
05:59Eh.
05:59Yeah, the crime I did kicks ass.
06:01Eh.
06:02You do cool crimes.
06:04Yeah, yeah, I do, yeah.
06:05Eh.
06:06Um, I do lots of cool crimes, Your Honor.
06:10Eh.
06:10Hey, can those 12 guys over there hear me?
06:13Hey.
06:13Did you hear that?
06:14Lots of cool crimes.
06:15I do, yeah.
06:16Eh.
06:17Eh.
06:20He told me to my face that he did it.
06:22He confessed.
06:23But isn't it true that you railroaded him into that confession?
06:30Rail.
06:32My lawyer's a perv.
06:34Eh.
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07:08You've heard a lot here today, and I bet you're eager to finally tell your side of the story.
07:13This is boring. How long is this going to take? I'm just here to get my million dollars.
07:19What million dollars?
07:21You know, my million dollar reward for turning myself in for doing a crime.
07:27There's no reward, Mr. Beavis. If this court finds you guilty, you don't get any money.
07:32What?
07:34You go to jail.
07:35Well, that sucks. I have one more question for the judge.
07:40Proceed.
07:41Is spanking your monkey against the law? Because they told me it wasn't, and now it's just not as fun anymore.
07:49And so, Mr. Beavis, you didn't do any of this graffiti.
07:56No, sir.
07:57In fact, you couldn't have, because you don't even know your letters.
08:01I'd just like to state for the record that reading sucks.
08:05The only reason you confessed to the crime was you mistakenly believed you would be paid one million dollars.
08:12Do I get a million dollars? Because I'm still not 100% clear on it.
08:17No.
08:19That sucks.
08:21The defense rests.
08:22Your Honor, we have just come into a new piece of evidence we'd like to enter into the record.
08:30I'll allow it.
08:30Oh, yeah, yeah.
08:35Yeah.
08:36Yeah, we did do graffiti, yeah.
08:39Oh, yeah.
08:40Uh, let the record show that it's a butt.
08:45Yeah, I forgot about that.
08:46Um, Your Honor, was this in 2024?
08:49I was drunk that year.
08:51I don't remember barely any of it.
08:52We, the jury, find the defendants guilty.
09:00Wait a second.
09:01Who's the defendants?
09:02I thought we did it.
09:03Yeah, someone tell her she got the wrong guys.
09:07At least these guys know what's up.
09:09Yeah, really.
09:12Beavis, we're going to get a million dollars.
09:15Our plan worked.
09:16Yeah.
09:18Thanks.
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