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00:26The End
00:31Oh, smoking. How does a boy like that go so wrong?
00:35Well, I live in a crummy neighborhood.
00:37The Brady's?
00:37Oh, hell yeah. They got robbers, thugs, drug dealers, you name it.
00:41You folks want some pancakes?
00:42No, thank you. See, that's the worst we got is Jemima's Witnesses.
00:46It seems today that all you see is violence in movies and sex on TV.
00:53But we're in those good old-fashioned values of which we used to rely.
01:00Lucky is a family guy.
01:03Lucky is a man who wants to pretend to hold the rings and bring us laugh and cry.
01:10He's a family guy.
01:20Mom, my lips are too thin. Can I please get collagen injections?
01:23Meg, you don't need to change the way you look.
01:26You know, most of the world's problems stem from poor self-image.
01:39Excellent. The mind-control device is nearing completion.
01:42Stewie, I said no toys at the table.
01:44Damn you, vile woman!
01:45You've impeded my work since the day I escaped from your wretched womb.
01:49Oh, don't pout, honey.
01:51You know, when you were born, the doctor said you were the happiest-looking baby he'd ever seen.
01:56But of course. That was my victory day.
01:58The fruition of my deeply laid plans to escape from that cursed ovarian bastille.
02:03Return the device, woman!
02:04No toys, Stewie.
02:06Very well, then. Mark my words.
02:08When you least expect it, your uppance will come.
02:13Mom, can I turn the heat up?
02:14Oh, don't touch the thermostat, Meg. Your father gets upset.
02:18Come on, this thing goes up to 90.
02:20Who touched the thermostat?
02:21God, how does he always know?
02:23Brain implant, Meg. Every father's got one.
02:25Tells you when the children are messing with the dial.
02:27Hey, Peter, my thing went off. Your thermostat okay?
02:29Yeah, it's all right.
02:30Hey, is my kid over here?
02:31Forget it. False alarm.
02:33Whoa, ass ahoy.
02:34Hey, Peter, it's 7 o'clock and you've still got your pants on.
02:37What's the occasion?
02:38He's going to a stack party.
02:40Now, Lois, I work hard all week to provide for this family.
02:42I am the man of the house, and as the man, I order you to give me permission to go
02:46to this party.
02:47Look, at least promise me you won't drink.
02:49Alcohol always leads to trouble.
02:51Come on, you're worrying about nothing.
02:53Oh, remember when you got drunk off the communion wine at church?
02:57And so the Lord God smote poor Job with festering boils all over his body.
03:03Oh, man, I hate it when he tells this story.
03:05Yet miraculously, Job was still able to retain his dignity.
03:10Whoa, is that really the blood of Christ?
03:12Yes.
03:13Man, that guy must have been wasted 24 hours a day, eh?
03:16And then there was that time at the ice cream store.
03:20Ha, butter rum's my favorite.
03:24And remember you had an Irish coffee the day we went to see Philadelphia?
03:33I got it.
03:34That's the guy from Big.
03:35Tom Hanks, that's it.
03:37Ah, funny guy, Tom Hanks.
03:38Everything he says is a stitch.
03:40I have AIDS.
03:43Promise me, Peter.
03:44Lois, honey, I promise not a drop of alcohol is gonna touch these lips tonight.
03:48Hey, who wants to play drink the beer?
03:50Right here.
03:52You win.
03:53All right, what do I win?
03:54Another beer.
03:55Oh, I'm going for the high score.
03:56Well, actually, Charlie's got the high score.
03:59Hey, man, your clock won't flush.
04:01You know, I feel kind of bad, you guys.
04:03I promised my wife I wouldn't drink.
04:05Oh, don't feel bad, Peter.
04:06Oh, gee, I never thought of it like that.
04:08Hey, did you bring the porno?
04:10Did I bring the porno, eh?
04:11You're gonna love it.
04:12It's a classic.
04:13Listen to me, Ilsa.
04:14If I take this thing out and you're not on it, you'll regret it.
04:17Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but sooner for the rest of your life.
04:20Oh, come on, Ilsa, get on!
04:25The statue was originally a gift from France.
04:28What is this?
04:29Oh, man, my kid must have taped over this for history class.
04:32Oh!
04:34The Statue of Liberty?
04:35What are we gonna do?
04:36Boys, boys, we're gonna drink till she's hot.
04:39Hey, that's just crazy enough to work.
04:46Meg, finish your pancakes.
04:48Chris, elbows off your father.
04:49Thanks, son.
04:50Thirty-seven beers.
04:52Well, you're setting a great example for the kids, Peter.
04:54Yeah, a new family record.
04:56Way to raise the bar, Dad.
04:58Chris, you're 13.
04:59Don't talk like that.
05:00Now, kids, Daddy only drank so the Statue of Liberty would take a close-off.
05:04Peter, what did you promise me last night?
05:06I wouldn't drink at the stag party.
05:08And what did you do?
05:08Drink at the stag party.
05:09Oh, I almost walked right into that one.
05:12Oh, God.
05:14Feels like there's accountants cranking ad machines in my head.
05:21Dick, you ever wonder what's outside those walls?
05:24Say now, that's dangerous thinking, Paul.
05:26You best stick to your work.
05:27Ha, okay.
05:29You see, Peter, a hangover is nature's way of telling you I was right.
05:33I mean, you...
05:33Mom, are you all right?
05:35My goodness, this chair leg was loose.
05:38Isn't that silly?
05:39I could have broken my neck.
05:41Damn.
05:44Look, honey, I took a cab home.
05:45I slept on a table so I wouldn't wake you up.
05:47Nothing bad happened.
05:49Well, I guess you're right.
05:51Apology accepted.
05:52All right, I'm going to work.
05:53Somebody's got to put food on this table.
05:59How are you coming, Johnson?
06:00Well, Mr. Weed, I've been working on the new G.I. Jew line,
06:03and as you can see, they look great.
06:05You call these bagels?
06:06Whoa!
06:07I'm glad he's on our side.
06:11Peter!
06:11What the...
06:12Are you sleeping on the job?
06:13Uh, no, there's a bug in my eye,
06:15and I'm trying to suffocate him.
06:17Peter, I like you,
06:18but I need you to be more than just eye candy around here.
06:21It's your job to watch for any toys
06:22that could be hazardous to children.
06:24Now look sharp.
06:25Uh, yes, sir.
06:36And now back to Action News 5.
06:38Our top story tonight,
06:39when toys attack.
06:41Quite a situation we've got here, Tom.
06:42Quite a situation we've got here, Tom.
06:44Indeed, Diane.
06:45It seems the happy-go-lucky toy company
06:47of Quahog, Rhode Island
06:48has released several highly unsafe toy products
06:50into the retail market.
06:51Come on, Timmy.
06:52Throw the silly ball.
06:55Oh, boy, a pound, Poochie.
06:58Come on, baby Heimlich.
07:00Spit it out.
07:03Peter, I am appalled.
07:05Your negligence has damaged
07:06this company's reputation.
07:08You're fired!
07:09Ah, jeez, for how long?
07:12Oh, my God, you got fired?
07:14Way to go, Dad.
07:15Fight the machine.
07:17How do you know about the machine?
07:18Don't worry, kids.
07:19Your father's still gonna put food
07:20on this table,
07:21just not as much,
07:22so it might get a little competitive.
07:23Who cares about food?
07:25Now we'll never be able
07:26to afford my lip injections.
07:28Hey, uh, Peter,
07:29can we put her out in the yard
07:30for a while?
07:31Okay.
07:32Who's hungry?
07:33Oh, jeez,
07:34how the hell am I gonna break this
07:35to Lois?
07:35If she finds out
07:36I got fired for drinking,
07:37she's gonna blame me.
07:39Lie to her.
07:40It's okay to lie to women.
07:41They're not people like us.
07:43Uh, I don't know.
07:44Hey, where's the other guy?
07:46Come on, you bastard.
07:47I'm late for work.
07:49Oh, oh, oh, this is perfect.
07:51Look, I don't want your mom
07:52to worry, all right?
07:53When she worries,
07:54she says things like,
07:55I told you so,
07:56and stop doing that,
07:57I'm asleep.
07:57So I'm just gonna tell
07:58a little lie, okay?
08:00Now, not a word to your mom
08:01about me getting canned.
08:02What's that, Peter?
08:03Uh, uh, nothing.
08:04Oh, the loss of my job
08:05smells great.
08:06What?
08:07Uh, uh, Meg, honey,
08:08can you pass the
08:08fired my ass for negligence?
08:10Peter, are you feeling okay?
08:12I feel great.
08:13I haven't got a job
08:13in the world.
08:14All right, then, let's eat.
08:16Now, I know you all
08:17hate eggplant.
08:20What on earth was that?
08:24What the deuce
08:25are you staring at?
08:26It's tuna fish.
08:27And nothing else.
08:33Hey, how's your job,
08:34search going?
08:35Oh, it sucks, Brian.
08:36I've already been
08:36through two jobs this week.
08:38I got fired off
08:38of that commercial.
08:40Try it again.
08:40I'm caca
08:41for cuckoo puffs.
08:42No, damn it.
08:43Take 26.
08:45And then I had that job
08:45as the sneeze guard
08:46for the salad bar
08:47at that restaurant.
08:50Take it outside, lady.
08:52And then I thought
08:53I could win some money
08:53in that talent show.
08:54And the grand prize
08:55goes to
08:56the Von Trapp family singers.
08:58Oh, that is bull...
09:02Peter, I know
09:02it's a dangerous precedent,
09:04but you might want
09:05to just tell Lois
09:05the truth.
09:06What, that I can't
09:07provide for my family,
09:08that she's always right?
09:09That I didn't really
09:10stand up to that tank
09:11in Tiananmen Square?
09:16Huh, screw this.
09:17I just came over
09:18to buy some fireworks.
09:20Peter, you can't keep
09:21lying to her
09:21about losing your job.
09:22Sooner or later,
09:23she's going to find out
09:23where you're really
09:24going every day.
09:25Oh, yeah.
09:29Yeah, you're right.
09:30Okay, I'll tell her tonight.
09:48Victory is mine.
09:50Peter, I'll need
09:51the checkbook in the morning.
09:52I'm going to stop
09:53and shop for some sweet corn.
09:54What, you're spending
09:55money on food again?
09:56Lois, we just had dinner.
09:58Well, you know,
09:59I enjoyed it so much
10:00I thought we'd eat
10:01again tomorrow.
10:02Since when are you
10:03so concerned about
10:04our food budget?
10:05Well, I just...
10:06Lois, this is really
10:08hard for me to say,
10:09but...
10:09What is it, Peter?
10:12Um, you're getting
10:13kind of fat.
10:14What?
10:14It's just...
10:15It's not healthy.
10:17Peter, I do my
10:18Jane Fonda workout
10:19tape three times a week.
10:20When was the last time
10:21you saw your toes?
10:22Gee, man, I thought
10:23you people were
10:24supposed to be jolly.
10:25Peter, what the hell's
10:26the matter with you?
10:27Honey, you know,
10:28if there's something wrong,
10:30you can tell me.
10:31Hey, sorry, man.
10:32Am I late?
10:32What'd I miss?
10:33Oh, thank God you're here.
10:34What do I do?
10:35Tell him to keep lying.
10:36He's in too deep.
10:37I don't know.
10:39Hey, where's the other guy?
10:41God, this is unbelievable!
10:44Lois, I promise you,
10:45everything's fine.
10:46You got nothing to worry about.
10:47Well, well, Mother.
10:49We meet again.
10:51Stewie, I thought
10:51I tucked you in an hour ago.
10:53Not tightly enough,
10:54it would seem.
10:55And now, you contemptible harpy,
10:56I shall end your oppressive
10:57reign of matriarchal tyranny.
10:59Oh, you can play
11:00with your toys tomorrow, honey.
11:01Right now it's bedtime.
11:03Oh, blast you
11:04and your estrogenical treachery!
11:06Sweet dreams, kiddo.
11:07You have the power
11:08to end this!
11:11Hey, how'd she take it?
11:13I told her she was fat.
11:15No.
11:16No.
11:17Look, I hate lying to Lois.
11:19It's just, it's the best way
11:20to keep her from knowing the truth.
11:21Peter, you don't have a choice.
11:22Your unemployment's
11:23gonna dry up soon
11:24and she'll probably sense
11:25something's amiss
11:26when they repossess your house.
11:27You really ought to think
11:28of your family's welfare.
11:30Jeez, Brian,
11:30that's a great idea!
11:33Okay, do you have
11:34any disabilities,
11:35past injuries,
11:37physical anomalies?
11:37Uh, oh, I didn't have gas
11:39for the first time
11:40until I was 30.
11:45What the hell was that?
11:49Guys, our money problems are over.
11:51We're officially on welfare.
11:52Come on, kids,
11:53help me scatter car parts
11:54on the front lawn.
11:55Uh, how much are we getting?
11:56Uh, let's see,
11:57$150 a week.
11:59Wait, that's a comma,
12:00not a decimal.
12:03Whoops.
12:04No, no,
12:05I haven't seen Peter
12:05all afternoon.
12:06I was giving a piano lesson.
12:09Stewie,
12:10why don't you play
12:10in the other room?
12:11Why don't you burn in hell?
12:13Well,
12:13no dessert for you,
12:15young man.
12:16Boy,
12:16who would have thought
12:17getting drunk at a stag party
12:18would get me $150,000
12:19a week from the government?
12:21This is why I don't vote.
12:22Hey, maybe somebody down there
12:24was drinking too, huh?
12:25Mr. President,
12:26why do you think
12:26the American public
12:27has continued to support you
12:28throughout these
12:29impeachment proceedings?
12:30Oh, probably
12:30because you're so fat.
12:33Peter,
12:34you might want to call
12:35the Welfare Commission.
12:36That check is obviously
12:37an oversight.
12:37Well, not necessarily.
12:39Maybe I'm like
12:40their one millionth customer.
12:41What,
12:41you're going to spend
12:42$150,000 a week?
12:43Um, yeah.
12:45On what?
12:46Oh, my God.
12:47Peter,
12:48you bought
12:49the statue of David?
12:50No, no, no,
12:51I just rented it.
12:52They're going to be ticked,
12:53though.
12:53Oh, the penis broke off
12:54while I was loading
12:54it into the car.
12:58I shall call you
12:59Eduardo.
13:01Peter,
13:01how can we afford this?
13:03You're not going to
13:03believe it, Mom.
13:04Dad's getting up.
13:05Uh, yeah,
13:05big raise.
13:06Peter,
13:06that's wonderful.
13:08But, Dad,
13:08I thought...
13:09They're the kind
13:09of a big raise
13:10that allow me
13:10to give my kids
13:11a big allowance
13:12just for keeping
13:12their big mouths shut.
13:14Come on, you guys.
13:15I'm going to buy us
13:15the most expensive
13:16meal we've ever had.
13:18Yeah, I'd like
13:196,000 chicken
13:20vagitas, please.
13:21I beg your pardon?
13:22Uh, 6,000
13:23chicken vagitas.
13:24And a sausage
13:25mcbiscuit, please.
13:28Peter,
13:29what's the big surprise?
13:30Lois,
13:30you know how I always
13:31said you should be
13:32treated like a queen?
13:33Well, I got you
13:34your own jester.
13:36Hey, guys,
13:37good to be here
13:37in New England.
13:38And what's the deal
13:39with New England,
13:40anyway?
13:40It's over 200 years old!
13:42Last time I checked,
13:44that's not that new.
13:49Ah, this is great.
13:50I can finally afford
13:51to give my little girl
13:52the lips she's
13:53always dreamed of.
13:54Thank you, Daddy!
13:57I don't know, Peter.
13:58Lips are one thing,
13:59but did you have to buy
14:00breast implants for Chris?
14:02Eh, makes him happy.
14:03Hey, these are cool!
14:08When did you guys
14:09get a pool?
14:10Oh, it's a moat.
14:12I know it's silly,
14:13but my husband thinks
14:14our family needs
14:15extra protection
14:16now that we're,
14:17well, we're rich.
14:18Does it work?
14:19Well, it does keep
14:20the Black Knight at bay.
14:25Well, congratulations
14:26on all your success.
14:28Here's your welfare check.
14:30What the...
14:40Lois, I know what I did
14:41was wrong, but I only did it
14:43for you and the kids.
14:44Except for the jukebox
14:45in the bathroom.
14:46That was a gift for Peter.
14:47Yeah, from the American
14:48taxpayers.
14:49I am so mad
14:50I can't see straight.
14:51Well, no problem.
14:52We got the money
14:53to get that fixed
14:53with enough left over
14:54for us to buy our way
14:55out of any trouble
14:56our kids might get into.
14:58Just like the Kennedys.
14:59You know, I feel like
15:00I don't even know you
15:01anymore, Peter.
15:02The man I married
15:03would never think
15:04he could fix a problem
15:05just by spending money.
15:08Boy, she's pretty pissed, huh?
15:09Yeah, who would have thought
15:10welfare fraud
15:11would be one of her buttons?
15:12What's the point
15:12of having a jukebox
15:13in a jar
15:14if your wife's mad at you?
15:15Peter, you may have to
15:16return that money
15:17to the taxpayers.
15:18Yeah, but I gotta make sure
15:19Lois knows I'm doing it.
15:20I need an event
15:21with thousands of people,
15:22something that everybody
15:23cares about.
15:26We might have to leave
15:26Rhode Island for this one.
15:28The air is electric
15:30here at Super Bowl 33
15:31tonight.
15:32Pat, I think it's safe
15:33to say that all these
15:34fans came out here
15:35to watch a game
15:36of football.
15:37Uh, John,
15:38we're in commercial.
15:39Yeah, I know.
15:40I'm just making conversation.
15:42Come on.
15:44Football!
15:48Amazing.
15:48You can barely drive a car,
15:50and yet you are allowed
15:51to fly a blimp?
15:51Yeah, America's great,
15:53isn't it?
15:53Except for the South.
15:54Oh, boy, I hope
15:55Lois is watching.
15:56Okay, taxpayers,
15:57here you go.
16:00Looks like we're getting
16:01some rain here tonight,
16:02John.
16:03Yeah.
16:04Hey, wait a second.
16:05This is no ordinary rain.
16:07It's some kind
16:07of crazy money rain.
16:09I'm being told
16:10it's a man and his dog
16:11throwing cash
16:11out of the blimp.
16:12Oh, man,
16:13and I hope this works.
16:14Otherwise,
16:14I'm gonna have to
16:15start dropping these.
16:18Hey!
16:20Oh!
16:21The crowd
16:21is storming the field!
16:23This is pandemonium!
16:24Have you ever seen
16:25anything like this, Pat?
16:27Pat?
16:28Just once,
16:29John,
16:29the 1975 Cotton Bowl.
16:31This is the old
16:31trying to make amends
16:32for spending
16:33$150,000 a week
16:34in misappropriated
16:35welfare funds play.
16:36I don't care what it is.
16:37That guy's ruining
16:38a perfectly good game
16:39of football!
16:41Madden to Fox Security.
16:43Go ahead.
16:43Take him down!
16:44Yes, sir.
16:52How was your shower?
16:54Oh, I tell you, Brian,
16:55all the rumors
16:55about dropping the soap
16:56are true.
16:57Really?
16:58Oh, yeah,
16:58you can't hold on
16:59to that thing
16:59to save your life.
17:00Oh, it was slipping
17:00all over the place.
17:01Guys were laughing.
17:02Hey, there's a guy
17:03who couldn't hold on
17:04of the soap.
17:04Oh, that was classic.
17:07Oh, boy,
17:07I really let Lois
17:08down this time.
17:09You think she'll
17:10wait for me?
17:11Oh, come on,
17:11if every woman
17:12dumped her husband
17:12just for crashing
17:13a blimp into the Super Bowl,
17:14no one would be married.
17:15Yeah, you're right.
17:16Okay, I got the top on.
17:21Oh, my collagen
17:22is wearing off.
17:23Well, honey,
17:24sagging lips
17:25are just nature's
17:26way of telling you
17:26you shouldn't have
17:27covered for your father's lie.
17:29What does it mean
17:30when your armpits
17:30cry stinky tears?
17:32Oh, it means
17:33you're becoming
17:33a man,
17:34but hopefully
17:35not the kind
17:36who stays out all day
17:37and doesn't call,
17:38like your father
17:39who shall remain nameless.
17:40Hello, Mother.
17:42Well, hi there, sweetie.
17:44You know, Mother,
17:44life is like
17:45a box of chocolates.
17:46You never know
17:47what you're going to get.
17:48Your life, however,
17:49is more like a box
17:50of active grenades.
17:53Now,
17:53I offer you
17:54one last chance
17:55for deliverance.
17:56Return my mind control device
17:58or be destroyed.
18:00Oh, you just want
18:01your toy back.
18:02Okay, here you go, honey.
18:05Yes, well,
18:07victory is mine!
18:11Ah, damn you all!
18:15Hello?
18:16Oh, my God.
18:23Oh, man,
18:24am I glad to see you.
18:25I have nothing
18:26to say to you, Peter.
18:27Well, I gave the money back.
18:28Why are you still steamed?
18:30Peter, you lied to me.
18:31You betrayed my trust.
18:33Compared to that,
18:34welfare fraud
18:34doesn't even matter.
18:36Really?
18:36Let's hope the judge
18:37feels that way.
18:39This court
18:40will come to order.
18:42Well, you know,
18:43I figured the sooner
18:44I cast a check,
18:45the sooner they'd, uh,
18:46catch their mistake.
18:48Look,
18:48why are we making
18:49a federal case out of this?
18:50Mr. Griffin,
18:51don't you think
18:51you should have alerted
18:52the government
18:52of such a gross overpayment?
18:54Well, uh,
18:54I was gonna call him,
18:56but, uh,
18:56my favorite episode
18:57of Different Strokes
18:58was on.
18:59You know,
18:59the one where
19:00Arnold and Dudley
19:00get sexually molested
19:01by the guy
19:02who owns the bike shop?
19:03All right,
19:04now I want you boys
19:04to scream real loud
19:05at my ass.
19:06And everybody learns
19:07a valuable lesson.
19:09Mr. Griffin,
19:10have you learned a lesson?
19:11Oh, yeah,
19:11stay the hell away
19:12from that bike shop.
19:15Look, uh,
19:16everybody,
19:17I feel really bad
19:18about what I did.
19:18I just,
19:19I don't know,
19:20I just saw the one chance
19:21I'd ever have
19:21to give my family
19:22the things they deserve.
19:24I guess I screwed it up.
19:25I cheated the government,
19:26and worst of all,
19:27I lied to my wife,
19:29and she deserves better.
19:31I'm sorry, honey.
19:32Mr. Griffin,
19:33I think your words
19:34have touched us all.
19:35I'm sentencing you
19:36to 24 months in prison.
19:38Oh, no.
19:39Oh, no.
19:40Oh, no!
19:40Oh, no!
19:41Oh, yeah!
19:49Excuse me,
19:50Your Honor?
19:50Yes?
19:51Look,
19:52my husband may be
19:53a bit thoughtless at times.
19:55He may even be downright
19:57more stupid,
19:58but I know
19:59he only accepted
20:00that money
20:01because he wanted
20:01to be a good husband
20:02and father.
20:04But what he needs
20:05to remember
20:05is that we love him,
20:07and no matter what,
20:08I'll always stand by him.
20:10I love you, too, honey.
20:12That was very moving,
20:13Mrs. Griffin.
20:14Okay,
20:15you can go to jail with him.
20:16What?
20:1724 months in prison, eh?
20:19Unacceptable.
20:20Intolerable as it may be,
20:21I'm completely dependent
20:22upon those wretched drones
20:23for sustenance.
20:25Let us see
20:25how the iron constitution
20:26of American justice
20:27fares against
20:28the divine.
20:39Is that your boy?
20:40What?
20:41Oh, yeah,
20:42that's Stewie.
20:42Gosh,
20:43I can't separate a kid
20:44that young from his father.
20:46It's unjudgmentally.
20:47Oh, hell,
20:48you've learned your lesson,
20:49right?
20:49Yeah.
20:50All right,
20:50you're off the hook.
20:51Oh, wow,
20:51can you give me my job back?
20:53No.
20:54Yes.
20:55All right.
21:00That was a crazy one, Dick.
21:02It sure was, Ed.
21:04In this next blooper
21:04from Joanie Loves Chachi,
21:06watch what happens
21:06when Scott Baio
21:07tries to say,
21:08she sells seashells
21:09down by the seashore.
21:10What does your mom
21:11do for a living?
21:12She sells seashells down by...
21:15That is kind of a tongue twister.
21:17Oh, it's good
21:18to have you home, Peter.
21:19Ah, honey,
21:20I knew everything
21:20would turn out okay.
21:21I sure am gonna miss
21:22being rich.
21:23Oh, don't worry.
21:24I got a way to get money.
21:25Not another welfare scam.
21:27No, no, no.
21:27Minority scholarship.
21:28Ha-ha-ha.
21:36No.
21:36Oh, no.
21:37Oh, are you insane?
21:38Okay, I mean,
21:39uh, uh,
21:40sexual harassment suit.
21:41Ha-ha-ha-ha.
21:42I don't think...
21:43Absolutely help me.
21:44Okay, uh,
21:45disability claim.
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