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Going Dutch Episode 9 with English Subtitles
In Episode 9, relationships are tested as cultural differences and personal expectations collide. What starts as lighthearted moments quickly turns into emotional challenges and unexpected situations.
As the story unfolds, characters must navigate misunderstandings, growing feelings, and the realities of modern relationships.
With humor, romance, and relatable drama, this episode delivers both laughs and heartfelt moments.
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Going Dutch Episode 9 with English Subtitles
In Episode 9, relationships are tested as cultural differences and personal expectations collide. What starts as lighthearted moments quickly turns into emotional challenges and unexpected situations.
As the story unfolds, characters must navigate misunderstandings, growing feelings, and the realities of modern relationships.
With humor, romance, and relatable drama, this episode delivers both laughs and heartfelt moments.
Watch Going Dutch Episode 9 in HD with English Subtitles.
#GoingDutch #Episode9 #ComedyDrama #EnglishSubtitles #FullHD #WatchOnline #Streaming #Romance #DramaSeries
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00:02Struzorf is so honored to be hosting its first international peace talks and we are proposing
00:06that we throw the events with a spa theme. We're building up departments. Seriously? Been dragging
00:11this thing around for 30 minutes. Okay. You know what? Someone else can move it. As I was saying,
00:16we are honored to be hosting and we think it would be... Honored could be pushing it a bit,
00:20sure. You know how I feel about these things. My old saying, those who can't fight negotiate. Well,
00:24we all know that the only reason this is happening here is because you've been making kissy kissy with
00:28General Martin. Somebody sounds a little bit jealous. Okay. We can all agree that we need
00:34these talks to go well. Yes. So it's important that we make the delegates feel like they are...
00:38Wine moms at 8.15 a.m. on the first day of school. Which is why we have the army's
00:43only on-site
00:43sommelier. This is a 1986 Chateau Bordeaux. It's full-bodied with hints of black currant and
00:49a lovely finish. And we have a sauna now, sir, which is basically a cedar closet that we emptied out
00:54and filled up with space heaters. But it is hot in there and people can go pantsless.
00:58And wrap themselves in luxurious towels. These swans are good. I genuinely don't know how to be bad
01:04at something. You should have a work on a carnival cruise. And I'm a masseuse, but only chicks.
01:09You know what? I'm sold. Yes. Don't change a thing. And these swans are really a lovely touch.
01:17Oh, my God. Thank you, sir. You're welcome.
01:20All right. I knew it. I knew he would love these ideas, right?
01:24Guys, guys. Shut it down. What? No, no. He hates it. He's going to sabotage us.
01:29He clearly loves you. I know what I'm talking about.
01:32I'll tell you this, Colonel. You have made some excellent soda back there.
01:35My skin is glowing. Oh, do you need this towel to make another swan?
02:00So far, I'm liking working together.
02:01I know. You can't beat the commute from the bedroom, right?
02:04All right. The first delegates are arriving in five minutes.
02:07Diplomacy is my least favorite part of the job. Worse than when I dug a bullet out of my thigh
02:11with a knife.
02:11Although, it was kind of satisfying. It was like a fleshy Easter egg hunt.
02:15I think peace is just completely overrated. I mean, we have all these great war machines,
02:19like fighter jets and tanks. And, you know, kids aren't interested anymore.
02:22I play in video games. I think people are just squandering their blood loss on couches.
02:26Thankfully, I have an aide to camp who handles the logistics for me. She's good.
02:29Just don't mention Amsterdam. She went there last week,
02:32and she won't stop talking about the Van Gogh Museum.
02:34What is wrong with this generation of soldiers?
02:36We don't want to hear about your stupid dreams and your fantasy football
02:39and some guy that cut his ear off. Keep it to yourself.
02:42Speaking of faking interest, I'm going to have to do a lot of that this week.
02:45It's kind of key to my battle strategy.
02:47See, the real talks don't happen at the talks.
02:50Those talks are the fake talks.
02:51The real, real talks happen outside the fake, real talks.
02:56This is why I love guns.
03:04Admiral, nice to see you.
03:06Oh, Generale, I knew that jury would acquit you.
03:09And what a hat!
03:10Huh.
03:10That hat is a work, right?
03:11I can't do this.
03:13All right.
03:14Would you care for some Stroopstorp Swiss?
03:16You know, its roots actually go all the way back to World War II,
03:19when an American soldier romanced a local cheesemonger's daughter.
03:22In Dutch, it's known as
03:26or unplanned pregnancy cheese.
03:28Enjoy.
03:30What the hell's going on here?
03:32They got you on cheese duty?
03:33General Martin's aide-de-camp that Major Higley put me in as greeter,
03:37but I thought I would take it as an opportunity
03:38to show people what Stroopstorp is all about.
03:40I'm honored to be but a small piece of the peace process.
03:45You know what's going on here?
03:46She has you assigned to an outpost far from the action,
03:49while she is on the front lines soaking up all the glory and the connections, okay?
03:53She is sidelining you.
03:55I am going to excel at the job that I was given,
03:57and that is how you win.
03:58No, honey, that's how you give up and lose.
04:00You need to go Quinn or go home.
04:02That's what you need to do.
04:03You said that you were going to be in your office all day.
04:05In fact, your exact words were,
04:06call me when the dorks make up.
04:08I'm going to go talk to General Martin about this.
04:09No, don't do that.
04:10Why?
04:10That's like a total helicopter parent move.
04:13What's that?
04:14Helicopter parenting.
04:15It's like a very common parenting term.
04:18I'd love to be a helicopter parent.
04:19I could probably really be good at that.
04:21I could be an Apache helicopter parent,
04:23like the most badass helicopter parent of all time.
04:26Helicopter parenting is a bad thing.
04:28How could it be a bad thing?
04:30I mean, a helicopter is like one of the greatest war machines ever invented.
04:33Giant railing blades cutting through the air,
04:35and you can fire missiles as death from above for your enemies,
04:37and they're really loud.
04:38You've got to yell inside.
04:39You've got to yell outside.
04:40I love them.
04:41Helicopter parents try to control everything in their kids' lives
04:43by hovering over every decision they make.
04:45You're really selling it.
04:45No, Dad, don't.
04:47What?
04:47Like, look, let me fight my own battles.
04:48Let me just hover above.
04:50You have to wear a hair net.
04:51Right.
04:52Yes.
04:53That way.
04:53That way.
04:54Right here.
04:55I'm hovering.
04:58Major Hingby, I heard about your recent trip to Amsterdam.
05:02Have you heard about our little drug testing program here at the base?
05:09Sorry, soldiers.
05:10Phone's in the bin.
05:11Colonel's orders.
05:12We can't have any information about the peace talks leaking
05:14before they've reached an agreement.
05:15We are now on a base-wide internet blackout,
05:17and you are sequestered to the teen center.
05:19You know, there was a time before phones.
05:22Your generation's whole lives are on your devices.
05:23I only use mine for work.
05:25Other than that, I exist in the real world.
05:27See?
05:28Easy.
05:29Shaw is right.
05:30Rules are rules.
05:31This is important.
05:34Conway?
05:35Hmm?
05:36All your phones, please.
05:37Okay.
05:39Please, you got me.
05:41Yep.
05:44Hmm.
05:46Hmm.
05:48And the Saturday night special in your ankle holster.
05:51Okay.
05:57Good.
05:58Next.
05:59All right, Jan, let's rehearse this.
06:01What is up, y'all?
06:03This is Corporal Lies Papadakis,
06:05a.k.a.
06:07Papadadadakis.
06:07I'm a BRMC for this whole freak nasty weekend apiece.
06:12Now let's get things kicked up
06:14with a little cha-cha slide over to that table over there.
06:17You can get a security badge,
06:18and remember,
06:19only one lanyard per person.
06:21Ask the official translator for the weekend.
06:24I will translate.
06:25Por favor,
06:26tomes sus cordones.
06:29But, Jan,
06:30you left it all...
06:31You left it all my flair.
06:32Yes.
06:33Okay, Papadakis,
06:33I need you to listen, okay?
06:35Now it's time for serious.
06:36These are important people.
06:38These are peace talks.
06:39Next time,
06:40I'm gonna need my stag verbatim,
06:42or else.
06:43Hey.
06:46Higley failed her drug test?
06:47Oh, my God.
06:48Well, that's Amsterdam for you.
06:49People ride bikes
06:50because they're too high to drive.
06:51The talk's just started.
06:52My aide,
06:53whose running point,
06:53is indefinitely suspended.
06:54Man on the wall of shame,
06:56which we call the wall of flame
06:57because most of the people
06:57out there get caught smoking weed.
06:59I don't know what I'm gonna do.
07:00Well, what about Maggie?
07:01Mm.
07:02I don't know if she's ready.
07:03She's a queen.
07:04She was born ready.
07:09Enjoy.
07:10Put the cheese down.
07:11Oh, and do like a charcuterie?
07:13You have a new assignment.
07:15Cheese related.
07:15No, honey, forget the cheese.
07:16There's been a change of plans.
07:17You're now in charge
07:18of all summit events.
07:19In charge?
07:20Mm-hmm.
07:20Yeah, thank you, man.
07:21Oh, Prime Minister.
07:22Cute tie.
07:23I love a bold neutral.
07:24Come here.
07:27I wonder what happened.
07:28I think she just thought
07:29what you would do
07:29with the cheese thing,
07:30and she was like,
07:30hey, I want this girl
07:31to put some of her quinceauce
07:32on my peace talks.
07:34That's what I'm saying.
07:35Yes, right.
07:35I'll give her the sauce.
07:36One thing, hairnet.
07:37Hairnet?
07:38Yes.
07:40Okay, time to rehearse, Papa Ducks.
07:42Remember what we talked about.
07:43Less is more.
07:44Yeah, shut up, Yann.
07:46What's up, y'all?
07:47It's your boy, Papa D,
07:48back on the mic.
07:50Listen, next piece set
07:51starts in five minutes,
07:52so now it would make
07:53an excellent time
07:54to go tangle.
07:56We should maybe grab
07:56some water or something.
07:57That's a great idea.
07:58Cool down a little bit.
08:00Who do we know
08:00what this flag is?
08:04It was upside down.
08:06You know,
08:07I can actually see
08:08the resemblance
08:09between you and Maggie.
08:10I think she looks
08:11more like her mom.
08:12They both have
08:12a weird-shaped skull.
08:14Because she, too,
08:15was on the verge
08:16of failure.
08:16I think she's going
08:17to be fine.
08:17This is basically
08:18glorified party planning.
08:19Well, one more
08:21high-profile screw-up
08:22and, you know,
08:24I can have you replaced.
08:32Hey.
08:33How are you doing?
08:34Seems like it's
08:34going pretty good.
08:36Maggie seems to be
08:37killing it.
08:37She better.
08:38Several countries
08:39have added delegates
08:40at the last minute
08:41and the seating chart
08:41is a minefield.
08:42How much of a minefield
08:43can it be?
08:44It's just lunch, right?
08:44No, no.
08:45It's not just lunch.
08:45Remember how I told you
08:46the real talks
08:47don't actually happen
08:48at the talks?
08:48That I launch a diplomacy
08:50sneak attack
08:50the moment they used
08:51to expect it.
08:52Well, this is that moment.
08:53Oh.
08:53The lunch is the most
08:54important part
08:54of the whole summit.
08:55Oh.
08:57Oh.
08:59God, who brings
09:00plus 20 to a peace talk?
09:01Oh, God.
09:09Don't worry.
09:10She killed him.
09:12All right.
09:13Nice.
09:13Look at this.
09:14Everyone's adjusting
09:15to life without phones
09:16really well.
09:16Congratulations.
09:17We discovered
09:18that the phones
09:19were inside of us
09:20all along.
09:21We've been sitting here
09:22talking like a real-life
09:23group chat.
09:24You mean a conversation?
09:25Yeah, but the LOLs
09:26just hit different
09:26in real life.
09:28Oh.
09:29Sorry.
09:29I thought I felt
09:30my phone vibrate.
09:30Phantom vibrations.
09:32Oh, looks like
09:32you're the one
09:33who's jonesing
09:34for a phone.
09:35We getting for some
09:35speaking,
09:36dying for some
09:37dialing.
09:37It's so sad.
09:39Your generation
09:39is worse than us.
09:40You're addicted
09:41to your phones
09:41and you don't even
09:42know how to use them.
09:42What, do you miss
09:43your big thought
09:44to put period
09:45behind every word
09:45or accidentally
09:46leaving your flashlight
09:47on for 10 minutes
09:48at a time?
09:48Okay, no.
09:49It's just a work day
09:50and my work
09:51is on my phone, okay?
09:52It is important for me
09:53to be available
09:54for the Colonel
09:54at all times.
09:55I should call him,
09:56you know?
09:57I don't have a phone
09:58so I can't call him
09:59and he can't call me
10:00and that's okay.
10:01Yeah.
10:03Um, I'm just gonna
10:04walk it off.
10:05How many steps
10:05do I have today anyways?
10:06Oh, I did it again.
10:07Okay.
10:08Uh, I just like
10:09to look at my GPS
10:10and know where I went
10:11and how long it took
10:11me to get there
10:11but I can do that myself.
10:13One, two,
10:14I'm in the team center.
10:15Three, four, five,
10:17heading left.
10:18Six, going into
10:19the meeting room.
10:19Seven, eight.
10:24Hey.
10:27Is this the menu?
10:29Dad, please.
10:29Oh, I just,
10:30I don't know, honey,
10:31if you understand
10:32how important
10:33this lunch is.
10:33Of course I understand
10:34how important
10:34this lunch is.
10:35Okay, well,
10:35it was news to me.
10:36It's pretty important,
10:37apparently.
10:38I have got a lot
10:38going on right now.
10:39I know.
10:39You know that way
10:40more delegates
10:40are coming than expected
10:41which means I have
10:41to redo the seating chart
10:43and I have to add
10:43courses to the menu.
10:44Oh, okay.
10:45Lots to do.
10:46We'd love the space to do it.
10:46Okay, well,
10:47I'm giving you the space.
10:48You are not.
10:48You are hovering.
10:49Kind of like
10:49a literal helicopter.
10:50An Apache helicopter.
10:52Yep.
10:52Dad,
10:53General Martin
10:53gave me this job
10:54because she believes in me.
10:55But somebody gives you
10:56a job because they believe
10:56in you doesn't mean
10:57they can't take it
10:57away from you.
10:58That's what a boss does.
10:59Okay, I was born
11:00to do this.
11:00Calm down.
11:01Okay, I'm trying.
11:02And these forks
11:02are too small.
11:03What did I say?
11:05Oh, boy,
11:06we're in a world of art.
11:09Hey, strike the home menu.
11:10We need steak
11:10and potatoes, okay?
11:11Captain Quinn
11:12just confirmed
11:12the new courses.
11:13Well, Colonel Quinn
11:14is telling you
11:14there's a freezer
11:15full of steaks
11:15and we need
11:16to start cooking them up.
11:17Okay, you want
11:17world peace or not?
11:18Let's go.
11:19Because this fork,
11:20we know what this fork's for.
11:21You know,
11:22just an average fork.
11:22We want the baby version
11:24of this.
11:24But when I say
11:24baby version,
11:25I don't mean this
11:27because this feels like
11:28a fork for babies.
11:31You know,
11:31and you absolutely got this.
11:32And I believe in you
11:33and appreciate you.
11:34Thank you so much.
11:36You are hovering.
11:36I know.
11:37I had to hover
11:37because I wanted you
11:38to know,
11:39a very important thing,
11:40I told the chef
11:40to change the menu
11:42from your...
11:42What?
11:42Fru-fru finger fruits.
11:43We need to go heavy.
11:44We need to...
11:45Dad.
11:45We need to go steak,
11:46potatoes, gravy,
11:47maybe a side of stew.
11:47Oh, a side of stew?
11:48Yes.
11:49Because heavy food
11:50makes them tired.
11:50They'll agree to anything
11:51just to get out of the talks
11:52and go take a nap.
11:53You know that there's
11:54people who don't eat beef.
11:55People who don't eat pork.
11:55People who don't eat meat
11:56at all.
11:57I know,
11:57but they're not here.
11:57They don't have important jobs.
11:59Yes, they are.
11:59They do have important jobs.
12:00Dad, you can't just
12:00go and change my menu.
12:01I am just trying to help.
12:03Okay?
12:03There's a lot riding on this.
12:04Let me help.
12:05If you want help,
12:06then you have to
12:06change my menu back.
12:07Okay?
12:07Okay.
12:08I don't know how
12:08cucumber got its own sandwich.
12:10Yeah.
12:11And...
12:13I actually...
12:14I...
12:15I actually do need
12:16your help with something.
12:17Really?
12:18Yes.
12:18I forgot that I need
12:20to restock the kitchen
12:20with propane tanks.
12:22You know,
12:22I'm sure they need them
12:22for the auxiliary burners and...
12:24You want me to be...
12:27Mission Propane.
12:28Okay.
12:29So I'll get some, uh...
12:30some propane tanks
12:32and bring them back.
12:32Changing the menu back first.
12:33I'm going.
12:36Killed the steaks.
12:37Go back to the cucumber sandwiches.
12:39I'm getting 200 steaks, Brad.
12:40I know,
12:41but apparently vegetarians
12:42are running countries now.
12:46Oh, hi.
12:48Captain,
12:48I must say,
12:49you are really rising
12:49to the occasion.
12:50You keep this up,
12:51you can join me
12:51at the peace talk circuit.
12:53Geneva,
12:54Versailles.
12:55Oslo?
12:56One step at a time.
12:58Absolutely.
12:58Yeah, thank you, ma'am.
13:01Having fun?
13:02Thief?
13:03Uh, sorry?
13:05The random drug test?
13:07I don't know
13:07what you're talking about.
13:08The only reason
13:09you have this job
13:10is because I was targeted
13:11for a drug test
13:11and because I wanted
13:12to make the Van Gogh Museum
13:13a little more vibrant
13:14I failed it.
13:15Look, I'm sorry.
13:16I had nothing to do with that.
13:18You only have this job
13:18because Daddy made it happen.
13:19No, you have no idea
13:20what you're doing.
13:21You're the worst kind
13:22of Nepo baby.
13:23You're no Dakota Johnson.
13:24You're Scott Eastwood.
13:27I am Dakota Johnson.
13:31She thinks she got
13:32into my head.
13:33She did not get
13:34into my head.
13:37Listen to me very carefully.
13:37Uh, we are going back
13:39to steak and potatoes.
13:41What?
13:41You heard me.
13:42You heard me.
13:45Exactly what
13:45Dakota Johnson
13:46would have done.
13:51The Prime Minister
13:52can't be sitting
13:53next to the shake, right?
13:56And obviously
13:57not next to the Premier.
13:58That makes no sense.
14:00Ladies and gentlemen,
14:02doors are open for lunch.
14:03Come on in
14:04and find your seat.
14:06What if, what if,
14:06what if they weren't sitting?
14:08Well, uh, uh,
14:08strike the chairs
14:09and get high-top tables.
14:11What?
14:12You can't mess up
14:12a seating chart
14:13if you're not sitting.
14:14Just stall
14:15while I get rid of the chairs
14:16and add high-top tables.
14:19Strike that.
14:20There's been a prank.
14:21Y'all just got lunched.
14:23It's something we do
14:24in the Army here
14:25where you think there's food
14:27and there's nothing.
14:27So y'all gonna be hungry
14:29for a minute.
14:37Ah, I am a genius.
14:40Stop elbowing me!
14:41I'm trying to cut my steak
14:42on this high-top table.
14:45What is this menu?
14:46I can't eat this.
14:48I am not a genius.
14:50Mm-mm.
14:50Propane.
14:53Gotta be kidding me.
14:56You know,
14:56the only thing worse
14:57than an errand
14:58is a fool's errand.
15:00Look, I needed you
15:01to stop helicoptering.
15:02And by the way,
15:03you really thought
15:04I wouldn't find out
15:05about General Martin's aid?
15:06I don't care about that.
15:07I'm proud of that, honey.
15:08I got a woman
15:09to pee in a cup for you.
15:10That means something.
15:10Dad, I want to succeed
15:12based on my own merits.
15:13Not because my daddy
15:15came in and blasted away
15:16the competition.
15:16It was a direct hit.
15:17Splash good.
15:18I believed in myself
15:19because I thought
15:20that General Martin
15:20believed in me
15:21and now I am so lost
15:23and confused
15:24and kind of losing my mind
15:25if I'm being honest.
15:25No, no, no.
15:26Relax.
15:26You're fine.
15:27You're going to be fine, okay?
15:29This is culinary outrage.
15:31Should we go with the steak
15:32and potatoes?
15:33I did.
15:35Potatoes.
15:35Two of these countries
15:36fought in the potato wars
15:37of 1637.
15:39Who changed the menu
15:40I approved?
15:41They did.
15:44Like six times.
15:46It wasn't six times.
15:47Fix this.
15:48Now.
15:50Yes, ma'am.
15:59Looking for something?
16:00Ah, I need my phone.
16:03My bones are cold.
16:04That means there's a work crisis.
16:05I just know it.
16:05Remember who implemented
16:06this media blackout
16:07in the first place?
16:08You are not yourself right now.
16:10Leave the phone.
16:11Let me see my messages.
16:12You are a workaholic.
16:13The colonel needs me.
16:13It's who I am.
16:14Shut up.
16:14You are more than your child.
16:15Fine.
16:18When I was a kid,
16:21my grandparents had a bakery.
16:24Sneak attack!
16:25Me!
16:26No!
16:28I might have a problem.
16:29You definitely do.
16:30Mm-hmm.
16:31Look, you're using words
16:33to distract yourself
16:34from your personal life.
16:35And I get it.
16:35No one does as many scams
16:36as I do
16:37and is a well-adjusted person.
16:38I don't have a personal life
16:40to avoid, okay?
16:40I'm a recent divorcee
16:42who actually wants his boss
16:43to call him on nights
16:44and weekends
16:44so I can feel like
16:45someone needs me.
16:46Well, you're welcome
16:47to come over anytime.
16:48I mean, I won't be there,
16:50but you can vacuum.
16:53We're handling this situation.
16:54These aren't even
16:55the real, real talks.
16:56They're the fake real talks,
16:58as you know.
16:59This was not General Martin's fault.
17:00It was the officer
17:01in charge of the base's fault,
17:02whoever that buffoon is.
17:04Maybe Colonel Patrick Quinn.
17:06I can't believe
17:07I made such a big mistake.
17:08And with everything riding on this,
17:10like, it's the talks
17:11and the base
17:12and our jobs,
17:13and I've ruined it.
17:14I've ruined it all.
17:16I wasn't ready for this.
17:17Who could be ready
17:18for two countries
17:19that went to war
17:20over potatoes
17:21and one of them's not Ireland?
17:22I should have known, okay,
17:23that this is what I want to do.
17:24You know, this is the world
17:25that I want to be in.
17:26Don't be so hard on yourself.
17:28That's my job.
17:29Yes.
17:30I'm sure you have
17:31an annoying idea
17:32up your sleeve, right?
17:34Okay.
17:35Actually, I have something.
17:36Good.
17:37You know, remember
17:37all those ideas
17:38that I had for the peace talks
17:39that you didn't want to do,
17:40you hated them?
17:41Yep.
17:41We're going to do them.
17:42Thank God I kept the harp.
17:46Now you don't hover.
17:47I know.
17:47I got it.
17:48I got it.
17:48Let's go.
17:48I'm going to do them.
17:55Welcome.
17:56Breathe in.
17:57Drink wine.
18:01See, this is what
18:02Stroopstorf has
18:03that nobody else has.
18:05People who are willing
18:06to turn their team center
18:07into a spa.
18:09People who come together
18:10to make something successful.
18:12People who are there
18:13for each other.
18:14And that is not nothing.
18:17Yeah, I mean,
18:17I still wish we had
18:18something else,
18:18but let's go with
18:19the spa thing.
18:21Papa Duddy Dacus
18:21welcomes you
18:23to the Stroopstorf spa.
18:26Where is any level
18:26coming in Stroopstorf
18:27health and dinner?
18:29May I carry
18:30for you
18:30from Papa Duddy Dacus?
18:33Jan,
18:34you did my stank.
18:35In the spirit of peace,
18:37I threw my ass
18:39into it.
18:42Relax.
18:43Okay.
18:44Do you think it's working?
18:45Can you check?
18:45I'm going to check.
18:46Just see if they're happy.
18:47See if it's working.
18:48Um,
18:49I mean,
18:49they don't look happy,
18:51but maybe they're calm.
18:53They look calm?
18:53What is calm?
18:54Are they calm or not happy?
18:55Well, they look, like, relaxed.
18:56I don't know.
18:56That's good.
18:57You have to.
18:58Hey!
18:59Yeah.
18:59Oh, okay.
19:00General Martin,
19:01I am so sorry,
19:03and I completely understand
19:04if you don't want me
19:05in the professional development.
19:05I was able to get
19:06the real, real talk
19:07started again.
19:08Two countries,
19:09which I cannot disclose,
19:10are right now having
19:11discussions in the sauna.
19:1264 degrees Celsius
19:13really loosens folks up.
19:14Is that hot?
19:16Look, you screwed up,
19:17but you fixed it,
19:18and that's where
19:18the real skill lies.
19:19Not everything has to be perfect.
19:21Now, I got to get back there
19:22to that weird masseuse
19:23to get rid of this knot
19:23in my neck.
19:24Well, I could get that.
19:25Thank you, ma'am.
19:26No.
19:26No?
19:26Nope.
19:27Let me have this.
19:28Oh.
19:29You may have pulled
19:30this one off,
19:31Quinns,
19:31but when next you fail,
19:33rest assured,
19:34I will be there.
19:35Okay.
19:37Understood, sir.
19:39I'm sorry,
19:40but if world peace
19:41depends on seeing
19:42his skinny legs
19:43in that robe,
19:43I'm not...
19:44I can't do it.
19:45Couldn't agree more.
19:46I'd rather go to war.
19:48Whoa!
19:49Is that a bullet wound?
19:51Yeah, really get in there.
19:52Okay.
19:53Ow!
19:54Oh, I didn't say stop.
19:56Okay.
19:56Keep going.
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