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Someone just ordered
one of your famous Kon Tiki Tikis.
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No kidding. I haven't made one of those
in a long time. This will be great.
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I love watching you make this.
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It's like watching
Beethoven play a tune.
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Thank you, Carla.
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There you go.
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- You forgot to blend it.
- I haven't made one since last summer.
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I know.
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Here we go.
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Season 2 / Episode 16
Cliff's Rocky Moment
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Re-sync & corrections: BLU DUAINE
blu.duaine@protonmail.com
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With the recent strides
in genetic engineering,
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we'll soon produce enormous farm
animals to feed the hungry millions.
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Imagine one cow to feed a city, one egg
making an omelette for a whole family.
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With the advances we're making,
the future is limitless.
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So is his mouth.
Doesn't he ever shut up?
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- Who?
- Gabby, the wonder boob.
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Is that humorous appellation
supposed to refer to me?
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Yeah. You realise your lips have been
flapping for over an hour?
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Give it a rest, pal, and give us a break.
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- Doesn't seem fair, does it?
- What?
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That I have so much knowledge and
some go to bed stupid every night.
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Watch your step, pal.
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I guess I did carve the guy up a bit
with my rapier wit.
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Better go and scrape him up off the mat.
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Listen, friend. We got off on the wrong
foot. Let me buy you a beer.
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- Talk it over like decent human beings.
- No, thanks.
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I don't like you.
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How did it go?
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The guy's taken
an inexplicable dislike to me.
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Must be deranged.
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Have you filled in your football pool yet?
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I gotta pick up the slips in half an hour.
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I'm working on it.
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- I'm almost done with mine.
- Good girl.
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Yours?
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Why do you even bother to fill one out?
You don't even like football.
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I don't dislike it. Believe it or not,
I was on the pep squad in high school.
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Some of my most stirring memories
are of cheering for whomever it was
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to do
whatever they were supposed to do
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to whomever
they were supposed to do it.
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Spirit like that can really fire a team up.
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- In the first contest…
- Wait.
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You don't know the first thing
about football.
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- Who won the pool last week?
- You've never been to a game before.
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- Who won?
- You don't watch it on television.
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- Who won?
- You won, you won!
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OK? You won.
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Anybody can win every once in a while.
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Everybody gets lucky.
It's the law of averages.
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Just out of curiosity,
when was the last time you won?
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1974, but I've come close
a lot of times since then.
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It was a decade of upsets.
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All right. Are you interested
in winning consistently? Sit down.
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Watch and learn.
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Sammy's putting on his thinking cap.
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It's a wee, pointy little thing
with ear flaps.
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But on you, it looks roomy.
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Top of the page.
Bears against the Dolphins.
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Now. We have a home field advantage
which means you've got to be…
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Bears.
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- Bears, just like that?
- Of course. A bear against a dolphin?
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I mean, that's not even a fair fight. What
about the Dallas guys against Atlanta?
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All right. Atlanta.
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- What colour uniforms do they wear?
- Colour?
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The colour will tell you the winner.
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Red beats blue, blue beats yellow,
yellow beats mauve.
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Wait. Are you telling me you're going to
pick Atlanta over Dallas
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because of the colour of the uniforms?
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Dallas until last week
had won six games in a row.
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- Who beat them last week?
- Washington.
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What colour was Washington wearing?
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None of your business.
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- The laws of probability are complex.
- Indeed.
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Professors at Heidelberg have done
studies to predict reocurrence of…
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Oh, God.
Time for the Mickey Mouth Club again.
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Buddy, you don't know anything, so why
don't you shut up before you prove it?
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I'm ashamed to know you
if you don't stand up to that guy.
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Let it ride, will you?
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What, are you scared?
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I don't want to start a fight
over a few hasty words.
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Come here.
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Look. You won't have to fight him. You
just have to back him down a notch.
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Trust me. I've been in a lot of fights
and seen a lot of fights.
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Believe me,
fighting is the last thing on his mind.
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You just call him out, stare at him eyeball
to eyeball, and watch him crumble.
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Like two fighters stare each other down
before a bout.
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You got it.
The name of the game is intimidation.
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Real men have been doing it
for centuries
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and it can work for guys like you, too.
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- You think it'll work?
- I'm positive.
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That guy is a blowhard.
Want me to do it for you?
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Look, I can do it myself, all right?
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- Will you do something about this?
- About what?
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Carla is provoking Cliff into a physical
confrontation with that lout.
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I told you I don't want anything
more violent in my bar
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than an occasional love nibble.
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That'll never work with this guy.
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Look, it's all right.
There won't be any fisticuffs.
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I'm just going to go over, stare him down,
and he'll be the first to blink.
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- Wait, man.
- No. It's something I've got to do.
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The gauntlet has been thrown down.
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Hey. Beagle breath.
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You'd better not be talking to me, pal.
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If you don't like the way I talk,
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maybe there's something
you'd like to do about it.
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I'd be glad to. Let's go outside.
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You got it.
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I'll pay and be right behind you.
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Did he blink and I missed it?
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Don't worry. He knows you're not
afraid of him and he's worried.
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I wouldn't be surprised
if he's run by now.
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No, he's out there right now
taking off his shirt.
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Nice upper body development.
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There comes a time
when you've gotta draw the old line.
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- Where are you going?
- Home.
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You're going through Melville's?
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It's the duty of every citizen
to learn the exits of public places
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in case of an emergency.
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Flood, atomic holocaust…
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- What a chicken.
- Yeah, but what a citizen.
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Well, how did my Sammykins do
in the football pool?
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Not so great. But I wasn't the only one.
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Oddsmakers took a real beating.
Nothing went according to form.
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How many did you get?
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I don't know. Let's see.
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Five, six… Six out of thirteen.
That's not so bad.
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- This. This.
- Yeah, OK. All right. Five.
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Four. All right, four.
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- Poor Sam.
- You kidding me? Poor everybody.
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No win day.
Upsets right across the board.
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I defy anybody to predict
how those games turned out.
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How did you do?
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Well, I'm afraid
I didn't do very well either.
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I went with cities whose symphonies
are led by foreign-born conductors.
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- You're kidding, aren't you?
- No.
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Bet you did great with that system.
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Not really. I only got eleven.
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Well, the heck you did.
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You got twelve.
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- Twelve out of thirteen.
- You're right, I miscounted.
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And the one you missed,
you missed by a mile.
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There's a new rule.
All blonde waitresses out of the pool.
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You don't get to bet on football
any more.
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You are destroying the sport of football.
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OK, fine.
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If it's so important to you.
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But this makes it impossible
to test my theory on state flowers.
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- Hey, everybody.
- Hey, Cliff.
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Meet my post office pal here, Lewis.
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- The whole gang.
- Pleasure to meet you.
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Can I have a couple of beers here?
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So what have you got
the muscle for, huh?
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What are you talking about?
Lewis and I go way back.
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Enjoy, Lewis.
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- Thanks, Chris.
- It's Cliff.
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My pleasure.
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You look like an athlete.
You play football?
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A little bit. Mostly, I'm a fighter.
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You're… You're a fighter?
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You think you know a guy and
he can still surprise you like that.
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I didn't know you were a fighter.
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That's what you asked for
on the bulletin board.
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"Lewis the kidder" -
that's what they call him.
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It's Sam. I want to put $200
on tonight's game.
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Maybe you can help me out.
Which is the more dominant flower,
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the mountain lily or black-eyed Susan?
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How am I supposed to know
Leslie Uggams?
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Don't…
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Don't get me wrong. It's not like I think
all black people know each other.
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It's just all good-looking people
with lots of warmth…
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Can I have another beer, Coach?
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Round one.
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Come on. I'm a man of peace.
I'm willing to let bygones be bygones.
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If, on the other hand, my loud-mouthed
brothers were to start trouble,
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that's their business.
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Scotch.
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Did you hear about the studies
done at Johns Hopkins
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about the Y chromosome
of persistent bar troublemakers?
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They found a striking similarity between
that and chronic droolers and idiots.
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OK, that's it.
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Shut up, friend, and step outside.
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This time you go first
so you can't give me the slip.
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I'd like to, but I think that'd be rude
to my enormous friend Lewis.
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What's the problem?
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Wait. I got no quarrel with you, pal.
This guy here's getting on my nerves.
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What exactly is it about him
that bothers you?
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I don't know. The fact that he comes on
as such an authority on everything.
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- Hey. It's a free country.
- I know. I know it's a free country.
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But it bugs me. He's got an opinion
on every subject.
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He never shuts up.
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You know, he does the same thing
down at the post office.
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Nobody beats him up over it.
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You know, his whole attitude
rubs me the wrong way.
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I know what you mean.
Those kind of guys just do it to you.
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- Who knows why?
- Well, actually, sociology…
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Shut up, Clint.
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It's Cliff. Like another beer?
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No. I don't think so.
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I think I'm going home.
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Let me give you a ride.
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No. I don't want my neighbours
seeing me in a Studebaker.
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Now, then.
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I believe we were gonna step outside.
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All right.
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All right, look. I'm a black belt in karate,
my hands are lethal weapons.
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Karate. Can you believe this guy?
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Tell you what. I'll give you a chance
to get out of here.
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I'm gonna go in the back
and play pool.
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You can say goodbye to your friends.
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But listen.
If you're still here when I get back,
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we're going outside
if I have to drag you there.
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Karate, Cliff?
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For crying out loud! God!
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What is wrong with that?
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- Clifford showed excellent judgment.
- Give me a break.
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It's the oldest cop-out in the world.
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Every sweetheart who wants to duck out
of a fight says, "I know karate."
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Well, that's where you're wrong, Carla.
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I've been studying secretly now
for several years.
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Very secretly.
None of us heard a word about it.
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Yeah, and we've heard a word
out of you about everything.
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It's something we don't like to talk about.
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We don't brag about it
because it's spiritual attainment.
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What? What's funny?
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Cliff, very prudently, in my judgment,
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has refrained from taking advantage
of that combative mesomorph
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with his superior knowledge of karate.
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- Right.
- Karate? Cliff?
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Et tu, Sammy?
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I'm sorry. Were you serious?
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I hate to ask, but if you do know karate,
why did you have to bring Lewis in?
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There's a very good reason for that.
It's to scare off the other guy.
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It's one of our major precepts.
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Always stay out of a fight
if humanly possible.
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- All right.
- Well, I for one believe you.
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- And I do too.
- And I believe you.
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I believe you are a big dink.
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Hey, Kung Fu.
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I thought I told you to get lost.
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What are you gonna do?
Throw my customers out?
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I'm not looking for trouble.
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But this guy knows I don't like him
and he's been pushing me.
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If he'll admit
that he's a coward and a liar,
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I'll walk away
and never bother him any more.
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Come on. What's the point?
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Admit it, coward. Or get out of here.
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Happy, pal? You proved your point.
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Why don't you get out of here?
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Look, I'm sorry.
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That guy brings out the worst in me.
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Poor Cliff.
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- I wonder if he'll ever come back.
- I wouldn't if I was him.
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I don't believe it.
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- Can I knock off?
- I'll catch up with you later.
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- Hey, Cliff.
- If you plan to hit him with those,
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you're too late, he left.
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These aren't for him.
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These are for you, my so-called friends.
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Thanks. I need a brick.
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- Where did you get that stuff?
- Construction site next door.
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Here's a demonstration of what would
have happened to that guy
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if I hadn't kept a hood on my anger.
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What's he doing with the shoe off?
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You don't have to do this. Listen, this is
not something to fool around with.
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He is not fooling around.
He's a black belt.
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- Hold it right there.
- I won't get a splinter, will I?
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Just keep a good grip on that.
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You're really crazy. This thing is solid.
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It's just the way I like them.
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Solid.
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Bravo!
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Get that sucker back in here!
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Now that I've proved my point,
goodbye to you all forever.
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Come on back in here
and let us set you up.
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All right.
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But I'd like to have a little word
with Diane.
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All right.
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I've never taken a karate lesson
in my life.
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Could you get me to a hospital quick?
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Goodnight, everyone.
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Cliff is… going to walk me to my car
for my protection.
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Anybody got a problem with that?
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Look at this.
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