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The Office US S09E02 Roys Wedding Cut 1 H 264
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00:00¡Suscríbete al canal!
00:30Y...
00:30...you see what chore you get that day.
00:32A wheel is supposed to spin.
00:34Yeah, you know, like...
00:37No, I'm familiar with spinning.
00:38It's just that wouldn't work with a chore wheel
00:40because people might get the same chore.
00:42Bah, boring.
00:44All she talks about is chores.
00:45A wheel wants to spin, Pam.
00:49Spinning would be more fun.
00:55Okay.
00:56Okay! That's what I'm talking about.
01:00Big money, big money.
01:03Yeah!
01:05Mug duty.
01:06Yes, you clean all the mugs in the sink.
01:09This sucks.
01:11Yeah, seriously, it's like everything on there is work.
01:14I don't think you guys understand why we're doing this.
01:16Yeah, and I don't think that you understand wheels.
01:22I've been through several rounds of development with the team,
01:25and here's where we stand with the chore wheel.
01:29We've got prizes.
01:31Ten bucks, candy bar, manager for an hour.
01:34But there are also penalties, like no internet, Stanley gets your lunch.
01:39The one thing that is not on the chore wheel is chores.
01:42But they were right. It's more fun this way.
01:50Tiny wheel! Tiny wheel! Tiny wheel! Tiny wheel!
01:53The real tiny wheel!
01:55The tiny wheel actually does have chores.
01:57It's so cute, no one seems to mind.
02:00Toilets!
02:00Hey!
02:01Tiny wheel!
02:03Oh!
02:04Tiny wheel!
02:05Lucky!
02:06Good choice!
02:07Woo!
02:29Pam, we've got to go!
02:30Cece, go back inside. Grandma's got breakfast, okay?
02:35We are going to Roy's wedding.
02:38Yep, Roy.
02:39I think the only weird thing about going to your wife's ex-fiancee's wedding on a weekday at 8 a
02:44.m.
02:45Is that it's your wife's ex-fiancee.
02:46Thanks, Mom!
02:49A banana?
02:50Yeah, I'm afraid he's only gonna have hot dogs.
02:52Oh, come on, not even Roy will have hot dogs at his wedding.
02:55I planned a wedding with him. He wanted hot dogs.
03:00It's so weird.
03:03Oh, Pete, you've got mail.
03:05Really? I got something?
03:07Well, it's addressed to customer service, so it's your mail.
03:09Well, you know, I'm also customer service.
03:11Yeah, I'm alternating.
03:13Yay. Another person yelling at me.
03:15Well, it could be a nice letter. I write nice letters to companies all the time.
03:19That's really nice.
03:20Nice. Wow. Newsweek, huh?
03:23This election thing is crazy, right?
03:26It's open.
03:28Oh, yeah. I accidentally read it. It's not a nice letter.
03:35Do you think she's quirky and likable in men?
03:38Is that carryover?
03:41Yeah.
03:46Get excited.
03:47The special project's fairy.
03:49Has arrived.
03:51I know you don't really exist.
03:53Today I launched my big charity initiative, Operation Give Back.
03:57Andy has shot down all of my special projects thus far,
04:01but this one is about charity,
04:03so I'd like to see him piss on that one.
04:10Daryl!
04:11Oh, what's happening?
04:13Congratulations, baby.
04:14Oh, thank you. Hey!
04:16Coconut shrimp.
04:19I told you that happened.
04:20Yes, you did.
04:22Oh, you have arrived, sir.
04:23Well, thank you.
04:24Thank you.
04:25Well done.
04:25Roy and I used to work together downstairs in a warehouse.
04:28He used to be engaged to Pam,
04:29but then she tossed him aside like a cold-hearted bitch.
04:34It's what I believed back then.
04:36Now that I work upstairs with Pam,
04:37I understand that A, the heart wants what it wants,
04:41and B, Roy thinks dinner magically appears on the table.
04:46Someone has to make that.
04:51Is this his house?
04:52I think so.
04:53Mimosa?
04:55I'm okay.
04:56Thank you.
04:57Would you like me to take your peel?
05:01Yes, thank you.
05:10Okay.
05:13Who's that?
05:15Uh, my ex-fiancée.
05:17Ha-ha.
05:18I started a new business with my college friend,
05:21but Pam doesn't know.
05:23Um, actually, I did tell Pam,
05:26and we decided no.
05:28But then I decided yes anyway.
05:31So I'm thinking there's another conversation coming,
05:34and it's hard to know when that will be.
05:36With Operation Give Back,
05:38you pick the charities Dunder Mifflin Supports.
05:41Oh, boy.
05:43What's happening?
05:44There's $4,000 to give away,
05:46so who has filled out their forms?
05:48Stanley?
05:49American Diabetes Association.
05:51Um, you have diabetes, Stanley.
05:54I'm sorry,
05:55is the assignment to pick a selfish charity?
05:57Like, does Oscar get to fund some gay Mexican thing?
06:01Las Feliz Maracas.
06:02They do very important work for the homo Hispanic community.
06:06Si, podemos, ch-ch-ch.
06:08I, uh, I would love to give...
06:11Heifers International.
06:12Listen to this.
06:13They give a poor person, like a goat or something?
06:17It's a great prank.
06:18I want to work with, uh, Jimmy Carter and help build gnomes.
06:21Dwight, what about you?
06:23I will not be participating,
06:24as there is no evidence that charity works.
06:27Uh, correction,
06:28I give to a foundation that teaches homeless children
06:30nautical flag signaling changes lives.
06:33Thank you, Andy.
06:35I'm not doing it for you.
06:36I'm doing it for the preservation of nautical flag signaling.
06:39Dwight, you will be participating.
06:41No, thank you.
06:42Participation is mandatory, Dwight,
06:44but you can choose whatever cause you like.
06:47Fine.
06:47I choose the Global Relief Foundation.
06:51Great, thank you.
06:51Which was recently discovered to be a front for the Taliban.
06:54Oh, for goodness sake, Dwight.
06:57The Taliban in Afghanistan.
07:00The Taliban is the worst.
07:04Great heroin, though.
07:06Making someone pick a charity by force
07:07is more un-American than any militant movement
07:09that seeks to destroy our country.
07:11Really.
07:13Really, Dwight.
07:14Dwight, I cannot have the Taliban
07:16on the roster of Operation Giveback.
07:18Well, then it looks like there won't be any Operation Giveback.
07:22The nanny state is over, ladies and gentlemen.
07:24You're welcome.
07:29Well, there are a lot of charities out there
07:32for your charismatic animals,
07:35your pandas, your polar bears,
07:36you know, the big shots.
07:38But what about the more inconspicuous creatures
07:41like moths?
07:44Someday the moths are going to surprise us all.
07:50There he is.
07:52Is it almost time to cut the pancake or what?
07:54Oh, yeah.
07:55We appreciate everyone coming so early.
07:57It's...
07:57Everyone's been so nice.
07:59Thanks for inviting us, by the way.
08:00That was a surprise.
08:02Come on, if it wasn't for you,
08:04I never would have met Laura.
08:05Seriously, gotta dodge the bullet on that one.
08:07Just kidding.
08:08You're welcome.
08:09Thanks.
08:11Oh, by the way, man, this place is beautiful.
08:15It's sort of a gravel company.
08:16I mean, who knew it would take off?
08:18Gravel company?
08:19Yeah.
08:19What about you?
08:20What are you doing?
08:21Not gravel, obviously.
08:23No, things are good.
08:24Things are good.
08:24Got some stuff in the works, so...
08:26Oh, cool.
08:27Yeah, you never know.
08:28Hey, bro, stop wasting time with this haircut.
08:31He's got a $50,000 sports car.
08:34Cheers.
08:34Okay, Ken.
08:35We just love Laura.
08:37I couldn't imagine a better daughter-in-law.
08:40It's great to see Roy so happy.
08:42Oh, he's the happiest he's ever been.
08:44How wonderful.
08:46Laura's really easy to get along with.
08:48And she's loyal, which is what I think Roy needs.
08:53Nice to see you again, Pam.
08:56Be well.
08:58Duncan, listen, I would love to help you out,
09:00but where am I going to find somebody
09:01that's pretty smart and well-informed, huh?
09:03Hold on.
09:04Hold on.
09:05Aaron, do you know anybody that might want...
09:11Oh, my gosh.
09:13You love the news, right?
09:15Well, it depends.
09:16I mean, sometimes I find out things that are really sad.
09:20Well, I got a buddy that's a big-time local news producer,
09:23and I can't tell you his name, but it'd blow your mind.
09:26Uh, is it Duncan?
09:27He's looking for honor talent,
09:29and he'd kill me if I didn't get you on tape.
09:31You mean put me on the news?
09:32You'll just come over, put on a little lipstick,
09:35loosen up with a glass of red wine,
09:36and then we'll just run through a few stories.
09:39You know, a couple different ways
09:40with a couple different outfits.
09:41It'd be really tasteful,
09:42and it'd really help me out with Duncan.
09:45With my friend.
09:47What do you say?
09:48Uh...
09:48No, maybe.
09:49Okay, let me think about it.
09:51Okay.
09:52Oh, think it over.
09:57Sure.
09:58The local news.
09:59Uh, touring Company of Wicked.
10:02Lingerie Football League.
10:04Uh, Guinness Book of World Records for Best Orgasm.
10:08Yeah, my friend Duncan is in charge of a lot of stuff.
10:11No, Clark's not my friend.
10:12He is the douche that sits next to me at the office.
10:15My friends are Scott, Glenn, and Rob,
10:17but you don't know them.
10:19I never really thought much
10:21about being more than a receptionist,
10:23but why?
10:23Because I happened to answer
10:25a Help Wanted ad to be a receptionist?
10:27I mean, what if the ad had been
10:29for a CEO or for a brain surgeon?
10:32So, uh, it was a year ago today
10:35that I met Laura.
10:37I thought she was my waitress,
10:38and, uh, it took her three weeks
10:41to tell me that she actually owned the place.
10:42You are full of surprises.
10:44You are my beautiful mystery girl.
10:47And today, I have a surprise for you.
10:52You play piano?
10:54No.
10:55Roy?
10:56No.
10:57You know how I said I was taking boxing lessons?
10:59Actually, I was doing this.
11:01Um, so, I hope that you like it.
11:06You got this, Roy.
11:07Thank you.
11:08No, no, no, no.
11:12She's got a way about her
11:18Don't know what it is
11:20But I know that I can't live without her
11:25She's got a way
11:28We still surprise each other.
11:31Definitely.
11:34You know, I never did it.
11:35But for your 30th birthday,
11:37I really wanted to surprise you.
11:38Courtside seats.
11:40Sixers.
11:41Yes.
11:42But what I didn't tell you
11:43is that I actually bought the tickets.
11:45We only didn't go because it was...
11:46It was an away game.
11:47In Phoenix.
11:48They should really tell you that more specifically.
11:50I mean, every game is an away game
11:52for one of the teams.
11:56Do we know everything about each other?
11:59No.
12:01Tell me one thing about you I don't know.
12:05Um, okay.
12:12Now, what was your charity again?
12:14Something about putting an antique steam engine
12:17back on the tracks?
12:18Nice try.
12:20It was the Taliban.
12:21Dwight, are you entirely clear
12:23on what you are supporting?
12:25Nelly, are you entirely clear
12:27on what you are undermining?
12:29Freedom!
12:30Under the Taliban Sharia law,
12:33drinkers are whipped.
12:35Thieves have a hand cut off.
12:37And the punishment for losing your faith
12:40is death.
12:41If they leave your family alive,
12:42it's not a real punishment.
12:45And the way they treat women.
12:48It's bizarre.
12:49Oh, that's a crime.
12:50That's terrible.
12:51Yeah.
12:52I feel horrible about that.
12:53Hmm.
12:54Giving them free motorcycles.
12:57Wait, what?
12:57Yes, that's right.
12:59Under Taliban rule,
13:00every woman gets a new motorcycle
13:02every two years
13:03and a free service.
13:05Well, that's not fair.
13:06Tell it to the Taliban.
13:08And they are first in line
13:10for the space program.
13:12Women can't be going at...
13:13Welcome to the Taliban.
13:15That is real...
13:17Oh.
13:18Well played.
13:19I see what you're trying to do.
13:19You're trying to get me mad at the Taliban.
13:21Well, it won't work.
13:27Oh.
13:29Here's one.
13:29Did I ever tell you about the time
13:30that my brother's videotaped
13:31the lottery announcement
13:33and bought the winning numbers
13:34the next day
13:34and then played the tape
13:36for me the next week
13:37and I...
13:37And you thought you guys
13:38were millionaires?
13:39You heard that one.
13:40Yes.
13:40But there's...
13:41Wait.
13:41Oh, there's a funny ending
13:43to that story.
13:43I can't remember.
13:45That I thought
13:46we were millionaires.
13:47You thought you were millionaires.
13:47That's funny.
13:48Shoot, I knew that one.
13:50That's all right.
13:50The senator and I
13:51still have mystery.
13:53I'm always waiting
13:54to see what he's
13:55going to surprise me with next.
14:04You all right?
14:09You support the Taliban abroad
14:10so I assume you're willing
14:12to live by their rules here.
14:15Anything else would be inconsistent.
14:17Will you join me then
14:18in a pledge
14:18to live by Taliban law
14:20in this office?
14:26Absolutely I will.
14:33I feared Nellie
14:34had some sort of a plan
14:35but she used
14:36a ridiculous font.
14:38Huh.
14:39You don't have a plan.
14:41When you use
14:42a ridiculous font
14:43no one thinks
14:44you have a plan.
14:47Looking for this?
14:50What the?
14:53Oh, this is a lovely pen.
14:55And it's mine now
14:56because I stole it.
14:58Give me that.
14:59Didn't you sign a contract
15:00to live under Taliban law
15:02and now there's been
15:03a theft.
15:04That means you're not serious
15:05or someone's getting
15:07their hand cut off.
15:09You're insane.
15:11I know.
15:11So it's better
15:12that you pick
15:12another charity.
15:13Oh.
15:14And let your precious
15:15Operation Power Grab
15:16proceed unchecked.
15:17No thank you.
15:18In that case,
15:19you
15:22will have to
15:23chop off
15:24my hand.
15:30This cleaver
15:31appears to need
15:31sharpening.
15:32I suggest you
15:33spend some quality
15:34time together
15:35just you and your hand.
15:36Tie a shoe,
15:36toss a salad,
15:37do any of the
15:38two-hand activities
15:39that you'll miss the most.
15:40I tell you what,
15:42I need to make
15:43three calls
15:43and then after that
15:45you can become
15:46a person
15:47who chops off
15:48people's hands.
15:49Sounds like a plan.
15:52Clark wants to film you
15:54in different outfits
15:55inside his apartment.
15:56Yeah.
15:58Clark,
15:58you and I need
15:59to have a little chat.
16:02What clothes
16:03does Aaron need
16:03for this news audition?
16:08Uh,
16:09a couple of button-downs,
16:11a camisole,
16:12a blazer,
16:13a pencil skirt,
16:14stilettos,
16:15maybe,
16:15no,
16:16no,
16:16not maybe,
16:17definitely open-toed.
16:18Uh,
16:19something low-cut
16:20because the camera
16:20makes everything
16:22seem higher-cut.
16:22Really?
16:23Yeah.
16:23Industry secret.
16:24You're going to want
16:25some of those pantyhose
16:26with the seam up the back.
16:27Something necessary
16:28for an audition.
16:29And then,
16:30you know,
16:30maybe just a robe
16:31to wear in between takes,
16:32but I probably got one
16:33that she could borrow
16:34at my place, so...
16:35Thank God someone here
16:35knows what they're
16:36talking about.
16:37I want you to take
16:38this credit card,
16:38take Aaron to the mall,
16:39and get that stuff.
16:42I absolutely will do that.
16:43Dating a news anchor
16:44is like my fantasy.
16:46I have often wished
16:47I was a girl
16:48so I could date
16:48Anderson Cooper.
16:51Awesome.
16:52Plop!
16:56Guess I'll just
16:57head over to the mall then
17:00by airing some...
17:01some sexy fun outfits.
17:03Maybe there are
17:04bigger things out there
17:05for me than receptionists.
17:07And I owe it all
17:08to Clark,
17:09who I thought at first
17:10was a little sleazy,
17:11but I now realize
17:13is just one of those people
17:14who stares at your chest
17:15to know what's in your heart.
17:17His words, not mine.
17:18A clerk, huh?
17:23Next question
17:24for our oldie wins.
17:25What is the craziest place
17:26you ever made whoopee?
17:28Language.
17:28Who was Pam's
17:29first celebrity crush?
17:30Oh, good.
17:31Pam's first celebrity crush.
17:34John Stamos.
17:36Ready?
17:36Uh-huh.
17:37John Stamos.
17:38Oh!
17:38Yes!
17:39John Stamos was temporary.
17:41I quickly moved on
17:41to Johnny Depp.
17:48I was having this
17:50separate conversation
17:51with Kevin.
17:54Uh...
17:55Johnny Depp.
17:56Totally.
17:57George Clooney.
17:58Mm-hmm.
17:59Okay, I have one.
18:00I have one.
18:01What is the craziest place
18:03you ever made whoopee?
18:04Kevin, stop it.
18:06That question.
18:07Right?
18:09And did you show them
18:10the market yet?
18:11And what'd they say?
18:14That's awesome.
18:16That...
18:17Oh, my God.
18:18Wow.
18:19It's not even real yet.
18:20And I'm not gonna tell her
18:22until it's real.
18:24Your mom, where'd it be?
18:25I think maybe there actually
18:26is something I don't know
18:27about, Jim.
18:32Go ahead.
18:34Everyone,
18:34we have a voluntary meeting
18:36in the conference room
18:37to discuss Erin's confidence.
18:39Her body.
18:40We're gonna talk about her body.
18:41Good.
18:42Great job.
18:42Andy made me his conciliary,
18:44which means assistant
18:45regional manager.
18:46I guess he thought
18:46I'd be into the Godfather
18:47because I'm black.
18:51Wrong!
18:52I'm into the Godfather
18:53because I'm a cinephile.
18:55I like Scarface
18:56because I'm black.
18:57Erin has an audition
18:59to be a newscaster.
19:01Wow.
19:02Yeah.
19:02Uh-huh.
19:03Congratulations.
19:04Yeah.
19:05And I want her
19:06to feel very comfortable
19:08in her very sexy skin.
19:10So everybody say
19:10something that you like
19:12about her body.
19:13All right?
19:13I'll go first.
19:14Daryl.
19:15I thought you were gonna
19:16go first.
19:17I just went first
19:18by calling on you.
19:19Okay.
19:20Um,
19:21I like Erin's hair.
19:22It was a very pretty color.
19:23Yeah, right?
19:24Nice shoulders,
19:25incredible posture.
19:27Look at these hips.
19:28Who likes these hips?
19:29Raise your hand.
19:30I'm sorry.
19:31This is for a news audition?
19:33Yeah.
19:33Why are we talking
19:34about her looks?
19:35Why not her credibility
19:37or her reliability?
19:38They don't exist anymore, Oscar.
19:41Not since Mary Hart
19:42left Entertainment Tonight.
19:43News flash, everyone.
19:45The human race
19:46finds attractive people
19:47more trustworthy.
19:48So sorry, Andy,
19:48but for 20 years,
19:49the most trusted man
19:50in America,
19:51Walter Cronkite.
19:52Cronkite was hot.
19:53If I could go back in time,
19:54I'd take that mustache, Rudd.
19:56Does Erin have any experience?
19:57Has she taken
19:58any journalism classes, maybe?
20:00Has she done
20:00the pageant circuit?
20:01No, I watch the news.
20:03She's gonna be amazing.
20:04Look at her.
20:05She's gonna light up the screen.
20:06Does she even want to do it?
20:07Of course she wants to do it.
20:08She answers phones.
20:10Well, that's not fair, Angela.
20:11Some people don't aspire
20:12for anything higher
20:13and that's just fine for her.
20:14Hey.
20:15Hey.
20:16Over here.
20:17Yes.
20:18I want to do it.
20:19I really want to do it.
20:21I know that you guys
20:22have probably been offered
20:23news anchor jobs
20:24every week of your lives,
20:25but this is a first for me
20:27and I don't get a lot of chances,
20:28so I have to take them
20:29really seriously.
20:31I will do whatever
20:32it takes to get the job.
20:34Whatever.
20:35Whatever.
20:38Whatever.
20:47But I'm really bad
20:48about it public speaking.
20:50Don't think of it
20:50as public speaking.
20:51Think of it as music.
20:53The news is music.
20:55You sing it.
21:03Que Good, Good.
21:06Bien, ahora ha llegado así y abrirla a la Bangla Ac explosions.
21:09Ma ma ma ma ma, MAMAMAPA!
21:13¡Wow!
21:14Gracias por esa información.
21:16Este fue el información de muy importante!
21:20Ma ma ma.
21:22Mwefcom!
21:22¿Sí?
21:27This is it.
21:28¿Quieres dar una última ronda de aplausos?
21:32¿Alguien preguntas?
21:34¿Es va a ser no?
21:35No, es va a ser sobre antes de saberlo.
21:41Afgan Presidente Hamid Karzai
21:43declaró una nueva política de dólar días
21:46throughout el país,
21:47promoviendo bajos,
21:48precios en todos los 2012
21:50Kia Sentras y Sonatas.
21:52¿Arensí glad you waited?
21:54Karzai commented.
21:55¿Um, where did you get that story?
21:58A little bit here, a little bit there.
22:00I bet you didn't think I knew current events.
22:03I love it.
22:04It's fantastic.
22:05Now tag it with your name.
22:08For Channel 11 News, I'm Erin Hannon.
22:10Pause after news.
22:12For Channel 11 News,
22:14I'm Erin Hannon.
22:15No, pause longer.
22:16That was a good one.
22:18Pause longer, okay?
22:20Build suspense.
22:21Don't be shy.
22:21Got it.
22:24For Channel 11 News...
22:36I'm Erin Hannon.
22:37Okay, all right.
22:38Great.
22:40Some great stuff in there.
22:42So she's coming over at 11
22:44because I told her
22:45it's for the 11 o'clock news.
22:47I mean, you think I can get her
22:48in the shower
22:48for reporting in the rain?
22:52Oh, come on.
22:53I'm kidding.
22:55I don't know.
22:57I don't know.
22:58I feel like you would also say
22:59you're kidding
22:59when you're, uh,
23:00most not kidding.
23:01Yeah.
23:02Sometimes I don't know myself.
23:04Right.
23:07I can feel you looking at me.
23:09Okay.
23:10Well, here's something you don't know.
23:14A couple of weeks ago,
23:15I ran into this guy
23:17from my high school
23:17who has just gotten divorced,
23:20and he hit on me
23:21in the mall.
23:22And I didn't tell you
23:23because, I don't know,
23:25I felt embarrassed,
23:26and I didn't know
23:27if you'd be mad or worried.
23:29But anyway,
23:30I thought you'd want to know.
23:33That didn't happen.
23:35You would have told me right away.
23:37Yeah, I would have.
23:38What about you?
23:40Come on,
23:40there's got to be something
23:42between your birth
23:43and the last two days.
23:45Something you just haven't
23:46had the chance to tell me.
23:49Uh...
23:51Just tell me.
23:55God, give it up, Beasley.
23:56You know me too well.
24:21You okay?
24:23Yeah, I'm fine.
24:24Good.
24:26Yeah?
24:27Oh, it's nothing.
24:28I just...
24:29allergies.
24:33Pam has allergies.
24:37That's something
24:38I did not know about her.
24:42Hey.
24:43Um, I knew something bothered me,
24:45and I finally figured it out.
24:47What news producers
24:48are going to want to see
24:49is how Aaron relates
24:50to the other people
24:50on the news team.
24:51Oh.
24:52The weird thing
24:53is Aaron is doing
24:54the audition alone.
24:55Oh, God.
24:56Now, I'd say Clark
24:57could be your co-host.
24:59He's already doing camera.
25:00Damn.
25:01Someone who's already
25:01got rapport with Aaron, maybe.
25:04I don't know.
25:06Ah!
25:07Hey, this is for real this time.
25:10Yeah!
25:11It's getting late.
25:13I thought you guys
25:13could use a little inspiration.
25:17Oh, a movie.
25:19What is this?
25:20127 hours.
25:21It's about this guy who-
25:22No, no, no.
25:23No spoilers.
25:23Please.
25:24My bad.
25:25My bad.
25:25Good night.
25:27Good night.
25:28Good night.
25:28Good night.
25:29For the record,
25:30I like knowing everything about you.
25:32It's nice.
25:33Totally agree.
25:34We know each other inside and out.
25:36No surprises.
25:49We got the funding.
25:52So,
25:54now it's real.
25:59Hey!
26:01Hey!
26:02Everybody!
26:02Yeah!
26:04Come in.
26:05All right!
26:06Come on in.
26:07Thanks.
26:09What are you doing here?
26:10Sorry, man.
26:11Eddie thought Aaron needed a co-anchor.
26:13I'm his makeup guy.
26:15My hands are tied.
26:17The victim was released
26:18from the hospital
26:19with second-degree burns.
26:21Wow.
26:22You know what they say, Aaron.
26:23If you can't take the heat,
26:24get out of the kitchen.
26:28Well, he tried to,
26:29but the fire door was blocked.
26:30He sure did.
26:31All right.
26:31We got that.
26:32That's a wrap, everybody.
26:33Ah, just...
26:34You sure, Clark?
26:35Yep.
26:35She's done.
26:36No, I just...
26:37I don't mean for Aaron.
26:38I mean for me.
26:39I didn't feel good about that.
26:41No, no.
26:42We got it.
26:42We got it.
26:43Great.
26:44Let's get some food.
26:44I'm starving.
26:45I don't think we did get it.
26:47I could do a couple more takes.
26:49We could do it in close-up.
26:50That might even be better for editing.
26:53Okay, I don't.
26:55All right.
26:57I'm hungry.
27:00Pete, you want to take Aaron to get a burger or something?
27:02Yeah, whatever you say, boss.
27:03Okay.
27:04I'll call you later.
27:05Okay.
27:05Okay.
27:07So this is a single.
27:09Hey, even if this doesn't work out for me,
27:11I'm just glad I had the guts to do it.
27:14And maybe it'll work out for Andy.
27:22I'll call you later.
27:45I'll call you real stupid.
27:46No, stupid like you.
27:47No, like you.
27:48Like you.
27:49You're the stupid one.
27:49You're the stupid one.
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