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I mean, my mom never thought this would 00:00
work 00:03
out. She was all once a cheater, always 00:04
a cheater. 00:07
Mhm. Oh, I just wish we hadn't lost 00:10
those four 00:14
months. But if time was what you needed 00:15
just to gain a little perspective, 00:18
we were on a break. 00:23
Coffee house. You bet. And for the 00:27
record, it took two people to break up 00:30
this relationship. Yeah. You and that 00:32
girl from that copy place, which 00:35
yesterday you took full responsibility 00:36
for. I didn't know what I was taking 00:38
responsibility for. Okay. I didn't 00:40
finish the whole letter. What? I fell 00:42
asleep. You fell asleep. 00:45
It was 5:30 in the morning and you had 00:49
rambled on for 18 pages. 00:53
front and 00:59
back. Oh, and by the way, y u apostrophe 01:01
r e means you are. Y r means you're 01:05
know. I can't believe I even thought of 01:10
getting back together with you. We are 01:12
so over. 01:14
Fine by me. 01:17
Oh. Oh, and hey, hey, hey. Those little 01:20
spelling tips will come in handy when 01:22
you're at home on Saturday nights 01:23
playing Scrabble with Monica. Hey, 01:24
sorry. 01:27
I just feel bad about all that sleep 01:29
you're going to miss. Wishing you were 01:31
with me. Oh, no. No. Don't you worry 01:32
about me falling asleep. I still have 01:34
your letter. 01:36
Joey, um, you look familiar. Are, uh, 01:39
are you on TV or something? Well, Joey 01:42
doesn't like to talk about it, but he's 01:45
one of the stars of Days of Our Lives. 01:46
That's right. That's right. Don't you 01:51
play a woman? 01:53
A woman in a man's body. 01:58
Much better. 02:01
So, you know, Ross, it's funny cuz you 02:04
look familiar to me, too. Have you ever 02:06
been married? 02:08
Well, yes. Yes, I have. In fact, um, 02:12
just the other day, Chris and I were 02:15
talking about how I've been married and 02:16
how I have a son. Yeah, little Eric. 02:19
That's right. Wait, no, Ben. 02:21
So, you just been married the one time 02:27
then? 02:28
Well, um, you've been married twice. 02:32
Yes. 02:37
And another time after 02:39
that. Boy, I'm getting hungry. 02:44
Uh, hey Joey. Have you ever been so 02:48
hungry on a date that when the girl goes 02:51
to the bathroom, you eat some of her 02:53
food? 02:54
You said the waiter ate my crab cake. 02:59
Yeah. So, uh, Ross, that now why did 03:03
that first marriage break up? Hm. 03:06
Was it because the woman was straight or 03:09
because she was a lesbian? 03:11
Do you two know each other? No. No. No. 03:15
Just seems like Ross is the kind of guy 03:19
who would marry a woman on the verge of 03:20
being a lesbian and then push her over 03:22
the edge. 03:24
Ross. Ross. Ross. 03:27
Ross. Hi. 03:29
Hi. Are you a uh friend of Rachel's? 03:32
Yes. Yes, I am. Are you a uh a friend of 03:35
Rachel's? Actually, I'm uh kind of a, 03:38
you know, a date type 03:42
thing of 03:46
Rachel. A date? Yeah, I'm her date. Oh. 03:48
Oh, you're uh Oh, you're the date. You 03:53
know, this is actually good because if 03:57
we ever lose Ross, we have a spare. Oh, 03:59
you are the uh 04:02
paleontologist. Yes. Yes, I am. And you 04:05
are 04:08
a periodontist. See, now they're as 04:10
different as night 04:13
and later that night. 04:15
Well, I am going to uh get a beverage. 04:18
Uh it was nice nice uh meeting you. 04:21
Ditto. I uh well, I I met Russ. 04:29
Oh, 04:34
hey. I didn't know we were uh seeing 04:35
other people. Well, we're not seeing 04:37
each other, huh? So, well, uh for your 04:40
information, there's a woman at the 04:43
museum who's curator of moths and other 04:45
uh winged 04:49
things. Who's uh let it be known that 04:51
she is drawn to me, much like 04:54
a well, you 04:56
know. Well, so far I've been keeping her 04:58
at bay, but if this is the deal, well, 05:01
yeah, this is the deal. Okay. Well, um, 05:03
have a nice evening. Thank you. The 05:05
rest, you ready? Yeah. 05:07
Bye. Bye. Bye. 05:10
She's dating. 05:15
She's dating. Yes. Yes. But did you see 05:18
who she was dating? What do you mean? Do 05:21
you not see it? See what? I don't know 05:24
what she sees in in that 05:26
goober. And And takes him. What? like 05:30
like I don't know. Uh uh hello a week to 05:33
give out a sentence. 05:36
Yeah, it's annoying, isn't it? 05:39
Yeah. Hey, we're having some fun now, 05:44
huh? Ross, want to do another one? Huh? 05:46
Ross. 05:49
Okay. 11 letters. Atomic element number 05:52
101 ends in 05:56
desposium. Desposium. Try 05:59
menolivium and weenie number two has it. 06:03
Unless of course nine down nights and 06:07
white satin was sung by the duty blues. 06:09
Wait, you don't see it? You actually 06:14
don't see it. What? Okay, honey. You're 06:16
dating Ross. No, babes. I'm dating Russ. 06:19
Russ is Ross. Russ. Ross. Steve. Sleeve. 06:23
Okay. No one is named 06:27
Sleeve. Baby, what the hell are you 06:29
talking about? Other than their names 06:31
being similar, I'm sorry. I do not see 06:33
what you're seeing. For your 06:35
information, it's a card sharp, not a 06:37
card shark. You could not be more wrong. 06:40
You could try, but you would not be 06:43
successful. 06:45
Okay, I'm going to get some more coffee 06:46
before the pinching and eye poking 06:48
begins. 06:49
I know what your problem is. Oh, you do? 06:52
Do you? Mhm. You're 06:54
jealous. Uh, of of what? You're jealous 06:57
because I'm a real 07:01
doctor. Hey, you're a doctor of gums. 07:05
That's the smallest body part you can 07:08
major in. It's like day one floss. Day 07:10
two. Here's your diploma. You listen. 07:13
No. No. Let me finish. No, let me 07:15
finish. No, you let me finish. 07:18
Hi. Hi. 07:22
E, 07:25
you you've been quiet all morning. Is 07:29
everything okay? Mhm. 07:31
You sure you're all right? Yep. 07:35
Okay. Um, well, I'm going to go uh grab 07:38
her some breakfast. FYI, there it is. 07:41
In the future, when a girl asks for some 07:47
ill-advised sympathy sex, just do it. 07:50
Wait, wait. You're uh you're mad at me 07:54
about last night? I was just trying to 07:57
do the right thing. Really? Well, it 08:00
seems to me if you had done the right 08:02
thing, I would not have woken up today 08:03
feeling stupid and embarrassed. I would 08:05
have woken up feeling comforted and 08:07
satisfied. 08:09
Well, oh, stop 08:12
that. I can't believe this. What? I was 08:14
just being a good guy. I treated you 08:17
with with respect and understanding. Oh, 08:19
that is so hot. 08:21
Hey, I was looking out for you. Oh, 08:24
really? Well, Ross, you know what? I am 08:26
a big girl. I don't need someone telling 08:28
me what is best for me. I got to say, 08:29
I've not had sex a lot of times before. 08:33
This is the worst ever. 08:35
Oh, really? Really? Well, it wasn't very 08:37
good for me either. Oh, okay. You know, 08:39
hey, hey, you know what? You know what? 08:41
To avoid this little thing in the 08:43
future, let's just say you and me never 08:45
having sex again. What? That's right. 08:46
Sex is off the table. I am never having 08:49
sex with you again. 08:52
Dr. Green, are you feeling better? Oh, 09:01
yeah. This will show him. Here we go. 09:03
What are you doing? Oh, you'll see. My 09:05
friend, 09:07
[Music] 09:10
I'm 09:13
dead and so young. 09:17
Hosting that I died. That really isn't 09:20
funny. Well, how you died was funny. Oh, 09:24
please. Hit by a 09:27
blimp. It kills over one Americans every 09:29
year. Unbelievable. My classmates are 09:34
going to think I'm dead. My professors, 09:37
my my parents are going to get phone 09:39
calls. You're messing with people's 09:41
feelings here. Well, you want to talk 09:43
about people's feelings? You should have 09:44
heard how hurt Professor Stern was 09:45
yesterday when I told him I wouldn't be 09:47
able to go with him to Key West. 09:49
You've really crossed a line here. But 09:53
that's okay. It's okay cuz I'm on my way 09:55
to buy some uh Photoshop software and a 09:57
stack of gay porn. That's right. Your 09:59
coming out's about to get real graphic. 10:01
This is Josh. Josh, these are my 10:05
friends. That's 10:07
Ross. Hey, Josh. Hi, dudes. 10:10
So, did you play in college? Oh, I still 10:15
do. Next year, I hope to make varsity, 10:17
though. 10:19
Ross, didn't you play uh soccer in high 10:21
school? Oh, no, wait. That's right. You 10:23
just organized their game schedules on 10:25
your Commodore 64. 10:26
Well, it's getting late. I got to get to 10:29
the game, so I'm going to head. Okay. 10:30
I'll miss you. 10:39
Dope. 10:41
Wow. Cute one. Very cute. I know. Isn't 10:47
he great? So nice to finally be in a fun 10:50
relationship. You know, there's nothing 10:54
boring about him. And uh bet he's never 10:56
even set foot in a museum. Well, maybe 10:58
he'll get to go soon. You know, like on 11:01
a class trip or something. 11:03
You know what else is really great about 11:07
him? Oh, what is the word for an adult 11:08
who doesn't have dinosaur toys in their 11:11
bedroom? 11:13
Um, what was that? Monica knows. It's 11:20
this dumb thing that Ross made up to try 11:24
to fool our parents. It's a way of 11:26
giving the finger without actually 11:28
having to give it. 11:29
I remember I cried the night you made 11:33
that up. This is the first time I 11:35
realized I was cooler than my big 11:37
brother. 11:38
Well, I'm going to go get 11:41
ready for my date tonight. So, uh, I'll 11:48
just head 11:52
embarrassed that easily. What? You 11:55
totally get embarrassed? No, I don't, 11:57
Ross. I I think I'm just a more secure 12:00
person than you are. Is that so? 12:02
Yeah. Hey lady, I don't care how much 12:06
you want it, okay? I am not going to 12:10
have sex with you in the 12:12
bathroom. Uh, I'm on my way back to the 12:19
bathroom. 12:22
All right. All right. Just keep walking. 12:26
All right. 12:28
What are you? I'm sorry, sir. I just I 12:39
think he just really likes you. 12:41
[Music] 12:45
Hey, you know that teacher who had a 12:49
baby with her student? 12:51
[Music] 12:54
Hi. Can I help you? Yes. I'm sorry, 13:04
miss. Do you have any extra pants? Uh, 13:06
my friend seems to have had a little 13:08
accident. 13:10
I don't mean to be a jerk, but the baby 13:12
with the rash came in after me. 13:14
The doctor will be right with you, sir. 13:18
Mommy, I can't find Waldo. What? the 13:25
circus. He's behind the elephant. Wow. 13:28
So, your child's a big fan of the Waldo 13:31
books, too. 13:33
Yeah, that's that's how I know. 13:36
I'm Ross, by the way. Hi, I'm Sally. Hi. 13:40
So, no ring. Can I assume you're also a 13:43
single parent? I am a single parent. 13:45
It's hard, isn't it? There's almost no 13:49
time for a social life. I mean, where 13:52
are you going to meet someone? Well, um, 13:53
let's say, I don't know, you you met 13:56
someone in the pediatrician's office. 13:58
Uh, Rossy, we're ready for you. 14:01
[Laughter] 14:08
Um, 14:13
yeah. Come on, Ross Jr., it's time to go 14:16
in. 14:19
Mommy, what's wrong with that man? Hey, 14:28
I helped you find Wald. 14:30
I think the check-in is that way. 14:37
[Applause] 14:42
Oh, kids love me. 14:47
Hey, here. 14:50
What did you do? Why don't you go to a 14:53
costume party? 14:55
Let me guess. Um, Ponchovilla 14:57
and your Bon Saget. 15:01
Poncho? Yeah. Whoa. What are you talking 15:06
about, Fe? I don't 15:09
Oh my god, you drew on me. Hey, you wet 15:15
my pants. 15:18
Oh, what kind of party was this? Ross, I 15:20
have been walking around like this since 15:23
the plane. I You have so crossed a line. 15:25
Right. Wait, the men's room is that way. 15:28
Oh, please. What's wrong with Helen? 15:32
Helen Geller. 15:34
I don't think so. Hello. It's not going 15:36
to be Helen Geller. Thank you. No, I 15:39
mean it's not Geller. What? It's going 15:42
to be Helen Willick. No, actually, um, 15:45
we talked about Helen Willick Bunch. 15:48
Well, wait a minute. What? Why is she in 15:53
the title? Because it's my baby, too. 15:55
It's really, um, I don't remember you 15:58
making any sperm. 16:00
And we all know what a challenge that 16:04
is. All right, you two stop it. No, no, 16:06
no. She gets a credit. Hey, I'm in 16:08
there, too. Because you're not actually 16:10
suggesting Helen Willick Bunch Geller 16:13
cuz I think that borders on child abuse. 16:15
Of course not. I'm suggesting Geller 16:17
Willick Bunch. Your boyfriend has been 16:20
in there for over an hour. Can't believe 16:21
it. It's like I'm living with him again. 16:23
He's here when I go to sleep. He's here 16:25
when I wake up. He's here when I want to 16:26
use the shower. Feel like I'm 16 all 16:28
over again. Well, you're not 16. You're 16:30
both adults now. Get out, you doofus. 16:33
or you know he's rubber and you're glue 16:39
all yours. 16:45
I hope you cleaned your hair out of the 16:48
drain. I hope you clean your hair out of 16:49
the drain. 16:51
Shut up. Shut up. 16:53
Cut it out. Me. 16:56
[Music] 16:59
I've never wanted you more. 17:03
I want to watch Entertainment Tonight. 17:09
Tough noogies. We're watching Predators 17:11
of the 17:13
Serengeti. Would you guys stop? It's my 17:14
TV. 17:17
Quit it. Bite me. Oh my god. Well, 17:19
Monica keeps changing the channel. Oh, 17:22
that's great. Why don't you tell mommy 17:24
on 17:25
me? Now I'm mommy in this little play. 17:26
All right, look. I refuse to get sucked 17:30
into this like weird little Geller 17:33
dimension thing. Okay. So, I'm going to 17:35
go and take a nice long hot bubble bath 17:37
because you kids are driving me crazy. 17:39
Dr. Bobby happens to be an excellent 17:43
doctor. Oh, wait a minute. His name is 17:46
Dr. Bobby. 17:48
Well, that's his last name and his first 17:50
name. He's Bobby Bobby. 17:53
It's Robert Bobby. 17:57
And um excuse me, he helps me. Please 18:00
ask her how. What do you need help for? 18:04
With my alignment. I got one leg shorter 18:06
than the other. Oh my god. Argue with 18:08
that. What? It's true. My right leg is 2 18:11
in shorter. Come on. You're just 18:13
tilting. 18:15
Her legs are fine. I know that. So, what 18:17
do you let her go to a chiropractor for? 18:20
Sorry. Let her. What can I do? She 18:21
doesn't listen to me about about 18:23
renters's insurance either. Wait a 18:24
minute. You don't have renters's 18:26
insurance? 18:27
Nope. But what if somebody steals 18:32
something? And how you going to run 18:34
after him with one leg shorter than the 18:35
other? 18:37
Hey, would you uh would you like some 18:44
juice? I love some juice. Okay. 18:45
Wow, this is going so well. Did you see 18:49
us? Did you see? Yeah, honey. I'm 18:52
standing right there. 18:53
Why don't you just tell them about the 18:55
mall? I haven't gotten checked yet. 18:56
Excellent. 18:58
Okay, I put most of the stuff away. Oh, 19:00
great. The pacifiers. Uh, it's in the uh 19:02
cupboard. The uh burping cloths. Uh 19:05
linen closet. The diapers in the 19:07
hospital. 19:10
Well, you guys got a hospital. Fancy. 19:12
Oh, I left the diapers at the hospital. 19:16
There's There's some in the bag, but 19:18
I'll run out and get some more. All 19:19
right. Thanks. Oh, Ross, can you stop at 19:21
the coffee house and get me a muffin? 19:23
Oh, sure. What kind? Um, let me think. 19:24
What do I 19:28
want? What do I want? 19:30
Please take your time. It's an important 19:34
decision. Not like say, I don't know, 19:36
deciding to marry someone. This is about 19:38
a muffin. 19:40
Blueberry. Blueberry. It is. Thank you, 19:45
Mom. 19:49
Dad, you remember that that time you 19:51
walked in my room and smelled marijuana? 19:53
Yes. Yes. 19:57
Well, I told you it was Chandler who was 20:02
smoking the pot, 20:05
but it was me. I'm sorry. It was you. 20:09
And Dad, you know that mailman that you 20:14
got fired didn't steal your Playboys? 20:16
Ross did. 20:19
Yeah. Well, Hurricane Gloria didn't 20:25
break the porch swing. Monica did. 20:27
Ross hasn't worked at the museum for a 20:32
year. 20:34
Monica and Chandler are living together. 20:36
Ross married Rachel in Vegas and got 20:42
divorced again. 20:44
That's a lot of information to get in 30 20:49
seconds. 20:52
All right, Monica. Why you felt you had 20:55
to hide the fact that you're in an 20:58
important relationship is beyond me. And 21:00
we kind of figured about the porch 21:02
swing. 21:04
Brass, drugs, divorced again. 21:07
What happened, son? I I uh I got tricked 21:13
into all those things. 21:17
Hi. Hi. Hi. Um, 21:29
I think there's something that we really 21:33
need to talk about. I think we 21:35
do. Why don't we go inside? 21:38
Look, 21:47
uh, I know why you're here. You do? 21:48
Yeah. And to save you from any 21:52
embarrassment, um, I think maybe I 21:54
should talk first. 21:56
Okay. Okay. 21:58
Ross and 22:09
Rachel. Rachel and 22:11
Ross. That's been one heck of a seessaw, 22:15
hasn't it? 22:18
What? 22:21
I mean, look, that that one night we had 22:22
was fun and and certainly passionate, 22:25
but don't don't you think it's better if 22:29
we just stay friends? 22:31
Seriously? What? 22:35
Okay. Okay. You know what? If you want 22:38
to, we can do it one more time. 22:43
I mean, I I'd be okay with that. In 22:48
fact, I have some time right now. Okay. 22:51
You know what? Can I Can I talk now? Oh, 22:54
sure. Okay. 22:57
I'm 23:04
pregnant, Ross. 23:10
Ross. Okay. Whenever you're ready. 23:19
[Laughter] 23:23
[Applause] 23:27
And you're the father, by the way. But 23:29
you got it. 23:31
Can I get you some water? I'm good. I'm 23:36
good. 23:39
Ross, there is no pressure on you. Okay. 23:41
I mean, you can be as involved as you 23:44
want. 23:46
Yeah. I uh I'm just I don't know. I 23:51
don't 23:55
understand. Um how this 23:57
happened. We We used a condom. I know. I 24:03
know. But you know, condoms only work 24:07
like 97% of the time. What? 24:09
What? 24:15
What? Well, they should put that on the 24:18
box. 24:21
They do. No, they 24:25
[Laughter] 24:27
don't. Well, they should put it in huge 24:33
block letters. 24:36
Okay, Ross, come on. Let's just forget 24:38
about the condom. Oh, well, I may as 24:40
well have. 24:42
Listen, you know what? I was really 24:46
freaked out, too, when I Hey, I'm not 24:47
freaked 24:50
out. I'm indignant as a consumer. 24:51
You know what? Let's Let's talk later. 24:57
No, no, I want to talk now. Okay. I in 24:59
fact, I want to talk to the 25:02
president of the condom company. Okay. 25:05
You know what? Maybe I should come back. 25:08
Sh. 25:10
Yeah, I'll press one. 25:12
Hi. 25:15
You uh wanted to see me? 25:17
Yeah. Uh here's a box of your stuff. 25:25
What? Uh you know, it's just like hats 25:31
and shirt and CDs. Just sort of stuff 25:33
that you've left here. What are you 25:36
doing? Are you Are you trying to hurt me 25:38
or something? 25:39
No, 25:43
Ross. It It just seems that, you know, 25:46
it's time we, you know, move on. I I 25:48
mean, don't you think? 25:51
Yes. Yeah. Yes, I do. Yeah. I I really 25:54
do. 25:59
Hey, this this was a gift. Ross, you got 26:02
that for free from the museum gift shop. 26:06
It's still a gift. I got it from the 26:10
gift shop. 26:12
Okay. All right. Give me the mug. I'll 26:16
keep the mug. No. You know, you know it. 26:17
Don't do me any favors. In fact, 26:19
where where's the rest of my stuff? Huh? 26:22
Like like my um Hey, this book is 26:25
mine. And and and and that t-shirt you 26:30
sleep in. I'd like that back, too. Yes, 26:33
I do. 26:35
You know how much I love that t-shirt. 26:38
You never even wear that t-shirt. I'm 26:41
just trying to help you move on. 26:43
Oh, you are a petty man. You are a 26:47
petty, petty, petty, petty, small. 26:50
[Laughter] 26:55
You are so just doing this out of spite. 26:59
A no, no, no. I'm I'm going to wear this 27:01
all the time. I love this shirt. 27:04
You have not worn that t-shirt since you 27:07
were 15. It doesn't even fit you 27:09
anymore. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, okay. 27:10
Okay. And if you don't mind, I'm going 27:26
to take the rest of my 27:28
stuff and 27:30
relax in my favorite 27:33
shirt. You have a pleasant evening. 27:37
Wait a minute. You You hated the name 27:47
Ruth. Why Why would you change your 27:49
mind? Unless you know we're never going 27:52
to have to use it. You did see the 27:55
folder. You know it's a boy. I didn't 27:58
see anything. I actually changed my mind 28:00
about the name. Oh, I don't think so. 28:02
You're You're just giving me Ruth. So So 28:05
you'll get to name him when it's a boy. 28:07
And then that's when you'll swoop in and 28:09
and name him Heath or Blaine or Seoia. 28:11
I would put Seoa. 28:16
Veto. Fine. 28:19
Unless 28:24
you anticipated that I would figure all 28:27
this out and you know that it actually 28:30
is a girl and and you really do want her 28:33
to be named Ruth. Well, I'm not falling 28:37
for that. Okay, Ruth is off the table. 28:39
But Ross, you want the name Ruth? Not 28:44
like this. 28:47
Sure have a lot of books about being a 28:50
lesbian. 28:51
Well, you know, you you have to take a 28:55
course, otherwise they don't let you do 29:00
it. 29:02
Hey, hey, Yurt the Turtle, a classic. 29:11
Actually, I I'm reading it to the baby. 29:15
the uh the baby that hasn't been born 29:20
yet. Um wouldn't that mean you're crazy? 29:22
What? You don't think they can hear 29:28
sounds in there? 29:30
You're not serious. I mean, do you 29:32
really you really talk to it? Yeah, all 29:34
the time. I want the baby to know my 29:37
voice. 29:39
Do you uh do you talk about me? Yeah. 29:41
Yeah. All the time. Really? But um we 29:44
just refer to you as Bobo the sperm guy. 29:49
Hey, guess what I got for your wedding? 29:58
A freakishly thin date with a hanger for 30:01
a head. 30:03
No, Rachel hooked me up with a tux. But 30:05
not just any tux. Batman's 30:07
tux. That's right. Made expressly for 30:11
Val Kilmer and worn by him in the hit 30:14
film that Batman film he was in. 30:17
You can't wear that. I'm wearing the 30:21
famous tux. James Bond's tux. So So if 30:23
you wear that, it'll make mine less 30:26
special. Well, you need something to 30:28
make this date special. Hello. You have 30:30
the most special thing of all. You are 30:33
marrying the woman you love. 30:36
Please don't take away my cool thing. 30:43
Please. Pretty please. Pretty please. 30:44
Not very uh 007. 30:47
Look, it's my wedding day, okay? If you 30:50
were getting married, I would never do 30:52
anything to upset you. When I got 30:53
married, you slept with my sister. That 30:55
was pretty 007. 30:57
Cuz I've got a product report to read. 30:59
It's like eight pages. I hope I don't 31:01
fall asleep. 31:03
Why did you write it? 31:05
Whoa, look at that. Chip Matthews 31:11
called. Wonder what he wants. 31:14
Well, uh, actually, I bet he sensed that 31:18
I was ready to have sex with another 31:21
guy. 31:24
Well, 31:29
um, why don't you give him a call? 31:30
Okay. 31:41
Um, are you sure you want to hear this? 31:45
Oh, I'm sure. 31:48
Chip. Hi, it's 31:51
Rachel. Rachel 31:54
Green. Yeah. Um, you left me a 31:56
message. Yes, you did. My roommate wrote 32:00
it down. 32:02
Monica 32:05
Geller. 32:10
Oh. Oh, that's 32:12
right. He called to ask out 32:17
Monica. That's That's got to be 32:21
embarrassing. 32:23
Cad's ready. All right, let's go. You're 32:26
welcome. Oh, I'm sorry. Were you 32:29
speaking to me or sleeping with someone 32:31
else? 32:32
We were on a break. Okay. You know, 32:35
Ross, why don't you just put that on 32:37
your answering machine? Hey. Hey, it's 32:39
valid. Okay. And I'm not the only one 32:40
who thinks so. Monica agrees with me. 32:42
What? I don't know. 32:46
That's what you said last night. What I 32:50
said was was that I 32:52
understood. Joey is the one who agreed 32:54
with you. Okay. Really, Joey? 32:56
What? 33:01
You know what? But there there is no 33:04
right or wrong here. No, I think it's 33:05
very obvious who's wrong here. Obviously 33:08
not to Joey. 33:10
What? Joey the same way that 33:16
I guess who I am. 33:20
Hey, hey, hey, 33:30
hey. Look what you're doing to Chandler. 33:33
Kick Whose ass in a fight, you or Ross? 33:37
There's no question. So, you think Ross, 33:39
too? 33:42
You picked Ross. Ross is really strong. 33:46
He's the strongest out of all three of 33:48
you, except for Joey. 33:50
I cannot believe you didn't pick me. Uh, 33:54
in her defense, she's right. I am 33:56
stronger. I would destroy you. Oh, 33:58
really? You think you're stronger? Why 34:01
don't you prove it? 34:04
Oh, I'll prove it. I'll prove it like a 34:07
theorem. Hey, wait. Stop it. Stop it. 34:08
Stop. Now, no one's going to fight in 34:13
this apartment. Hey, Monica. People came 34:15
to see a fight. Let's give them what 34:16
they came for. 34:18
Hey, you guys could arm wrestle. Yeah. 34:20
Listen to the nurse. 34:23
You're going down. Oh yeah, you're going 34:26
further down. Down town. Seriously, 34:28
guys, the trash talk is embarrassing. 34:31
Mona 34:36
Okay. If I were a salmon shirt, where 35:02
would I be? 35:04
I am so sorry. I spilled wine all over 35:12
your shirt. Oh, it's okay. No, it's 35:15
still wet. You know what? Let me get it 35:18
out before it sets. Oh, I have something 35:20
you could wear. 35:21
here. 35:27
Oh, I don't know if I want to wear a 35:28
woman's shirt. 35:31
No, no, that that's a man's shirt. 35:34
Awfully pink. 35:35
[Music] 35:39
[Laughter] 35:54
Oh, my god. 36:17
Ross. 36:20
Hello. 36:22
Ross, what are you doing? Not touching 36:24
myself, if that makes anyone less 36:27
uncomfortable. 36:29
Okay, here we go. 36:32
Well, yeah, 36:38
I think I'm going to take off. 36:41
Huh? 36:47
Oh, you guys, this was an amazing night. 36:48
Thank you so much. I love you. Good 36:51
night. What? 36:59
I don't get a goodbye. 37:05
Lucky bastard. 37:07
She says goodbye to everyone but me. 37:13
Well, maybe she thought that with all of 37:15
your history, it could be, you know, 37:17
implicit. Well, it needs to be placit. 37:19
All right, let's think about this. I 37:23
mean, there's got to be an explanation. 37:25
Uh, did you do anything to make her mad? 37:26
No, I don't I don't think so. You know, 37:29
maybe she was just really spent from our 37:31
talk. It was pretty intense. Yeah, mine, 37:34
too. Mine was a humdinger. 37:36
Okay. I mean, don't I deserve anything? 37:39
I mean, a few tears. A a cursory hug. 37:42
Not from you, 37:48
Ros. If you're this upset, you should go 37:52
and talk to her. And say what? You owe 37:54
me a goodbye. That mean it's got more 37:56
pride than that. The hell I do? 37:59
I don't get a goodbye. 38:05
What? Everyone gets a goodbye but me. 38:07
What do I got to do to get a goodbye? 38:10
Huh? Uh, be best friends with you. uh go 38:11
out with you, have have a baby with you. 38:14
Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute. I did 38:16
all those things. 38:18
Or maybe maybe I'm just not giving you 38:21
enough credit. Uh I mean, it is 38:23
difficult to say goodbye to five people. 38:25
Uh goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. 38:27
It's physically impossible. 38:30
[Music] 38:35

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[English]
I mean, my mom never thought this would
work
out. She was all once a cheater, always
a cheater.
Mhm. Oh, I just wish we hadn't lost
those four
months. But if time was what you needed
just to gain a little perspective,
we were on a break.
Coffee house. You bet. And for the
record, it took two people to break up
this relationship. Yeah. You and that
girl from that copy place, which
yesterday you took full responsibility
for. I didn't know what I was taking
responsibility for. Okay. I didn't
finish the whole letter. What? I fell
asleep. You fell asleep.
It was 5:30 in the morning and you had
rambled on for 18 pages.
front and
back. Oh, and by the way, y u apostrophe
r e means you are. Y r means you're
know. I can't believe I even thought of
getting back together with you. We are
so over.
Fine by me.
Oh. Oh, and hey, hey, hey. Those little
spelling tips will come in handy when
you're at home on Saturday nights
playing Scrabble with Monica. Hey,
sorry.
I just feel bad about all that sleep
you're going to miss. Wishing you were
with me. Oh, no. No. Don't you worry
about me falling asleep. I still have
your letter.
Joey, um, you look familiar. Are, uh,
are you on TV or something? Well, Joey
doesn't like to talk about it, but he's
one of the stars of Days of Our Lives.
That's right. That's right. Don't you
play a woman?
A woman in a man's body.
Much better.
So, you know, Ross, it's funny cuz you
look familiar to me, too. Have you ever
been married?
Well, yes. Yes, I have. In fact, um,
just the other day, Chris and I were
talking about how I've been married and
how I have a son. Yeah, little Eric.
That's right. Wait, no, Ben.
So, you just been married the one time
then?
Well, um, you've been married twice.
Yes.
And another time after
that. Boy, I'm getting hungry.
Uh, hey Joey. Have you ever been so
hungry on a date that when the girl goes
to the bathroom, you eat some of her
food?
You said the waiter ate my crab cake.
Yeah. So, uh, Ross, that now why did
that first marriage break up? Hm.
Was it because the woman was straight or
because she was a lesbian?
Do you two know each other? No. No. No.
Just seems like Ross is the kind of guy
who would marry a woman on the verge of
being a lesbian and then push her over
the edge.
Ross. Ross. Ross.
Ross. Hi.
Hi. Are you a uh friend of Rachel's?
Yes. Yes, I am. Are you a uh a friend of
Rachel's? Actually, I'm uh kind of a,
you know, a date type
thing of
Rachel. A date? Yeah, I'm her date. Oh.
Oh, you're uh Oh, you're the date. You
know, this is actually good because if
we ever lose Ross, we have a spare. Oh,
you are the uh
paleontologist. Yes. Yes, I am. And you
are
a periodontist. See, now they're as
different as night
and later that night.
Well, I am going to uh get a beverage.
Uh it was nice nice uh meeting you.
Ditto. I uh well, I I met Russ.
Oh,
hey. I didn't know we were uh seeing
other people. Well, we're not seeing
each other, huh? So, well, uh for your
information, there's a woman at the
museum who's curator of moths and other
uh winged
things. Who's uh let it be known that
she is drawn to me, much like
a well, you
know. Well, so far I've been keeping her
at bay, but if this is the deal, well,
yeah, this is the deal. Okay. Well, um,
have a nice evening. Thank you. The
rest, you ready? Yeah.
Bye. Bye. Bye.
She's dating.
She's dating. Yes. Yes. But did you see
who she was dating? What do you mean? Do
you not see it? See what? I don't know
what she sees in in that
goober. And And takes him. What? like
like I don't know. Uh uh hello a week to
give out a sentence.
Yeah, it's annoying, isn't it?
Yeah. Hey, we're having some fun now,
huh? Ross, want to do another one? Huh?
Ross.
Okay. 11 letters. Atomic element number
101 ends in
desposium. Desposium. Try
menolivium and weenie number two has it.
Unless of course nine down nights and
white satin was sung by the duty blues.
Wait, you don't see it? You actually
don't see it. What? Okay, honey. You're
dating Ross. No, babes. I'm dating Russ.
Russ is Ross. Russ. Ross. Steve. Sleeve.
Okay. No one is named
Sleeve. Baby, what the hell are you
talking about? Other than their names
being similar, I'm sorry. I do not see
what you're seeing. For your
information, it's a card sharp, not a
card shark. You could not be more wrong.
You could try, but you would not be
successful.
Okay, I'm going to get some more coffee
before the pinching and eye poking
begins.
I know what your problem is. Oh, you do?
Do you? Mhm. You're
jealous. Uh, of of what? You're jealous
because I'm a real
doctor. Hey, you're a doctor of gums.
That's the smallest body part you can
major in. It's like day one floss. Day
two. Here's your diploma. You listen.
No. No. Let me finish. No, let me
finish. No, you let me finish.
Hi. Hi.
E,
you you've been quiet all morning. Is
everything okay? Mhm.
You sure you're all right? Yep.
Okay. Um, well, I'm going to go uh grab
her some breakfast. FYI, there it is.
In the future, when a girl asks for some
ill-advised sympathy sex, just do it.
Wait, wait. You're uh you're mad at me
about last night? I was just trying to
do the right thing. Really? Well, it
seems to me if you had done the right
thing, I would not have woken up today
feeling stupid and embarrassed. I would
have woken up feeling comforted and
satisfied.
Well, oh, stop
that. I can't believe this. What? I was
just being a good guy. I treated you
with with respect and understanding. Oh,
that is so hot.
Hey, I was looking out for you. Oh,
really? Well, Ross, you know what? I am
a big girl. I don't need someone telling
me what is best for me. I got to say,
I've not had sex a lot of times before.
This is the worst ever.
Oh, really? Really? Well, it wasn't very
good for me either. Oh, okay. You know,
hey, hey, you know what? You know what?
To avoid this little thing in the
future, let's just say you and me never
having sex again. What? That's right.
Sex is off the table. I am never having
sex with you again.
Dr. Green, are you feeling better? Oh,
yeah. This will show him. Here we go.
What are you doing? Oh, you'll see. My
friend,
[Music]
I'm
dead and so young.
Hosting that I died. That really isn't
funny. Well, how you died was funny. Oh,
please. Hit by a
blimp. It kills over one Americans every
year. Unbelievable. My classmates are
going to think I'm dead. My professors,
my my parents are going to get phone
calls. You're messing with people's
feelings here. Well, you want to talk
about people's feelings? You should have
heard how hurt Professor Stern was
yesterday when I told him I wouldn't be
able to go with him to Key West.
You've really crossed a line here. But
that's okay. It's okay cuz I'm on my way
to buy some uh Photoshop software and a
stack of gay porn. That's right. Your
coming out's about to get real graphic.
This is Josh. Josh, these are my
friends. That's
Ross. Hey, Josh. Hi, dudes.
So, did you play in college? Oh, I still
do. Next year, I hope to make varsity,
though.
Ross, didn't you play uh soccer in high
school? Oh, no, wait. That's right. You
just organized their game schedules on
your Commodore 64.
Well, it's getting late. I got to get to
the game, so I'm going to head. Okay.
I'll miss you.
Dope.
Wow. Cute one. Very cute. I know. Isn't
he great? So nice to finally be in a fun
relationship. You know, there's nothing
boring about him. And uh bet he's never
even set foot in a museum. Well, maybe
he'll get to go soon. You know, like on
a class trip or something.
You know what else is really great about
him? Oh, what is the word for an adult
who doesn't have dinosaur toys in their
bedroom?
Um, what was that? Monica knows. It's
this dumb thing that Ross made up to try
to fool our parents. It's a way of
giving the finger without actually
having to give it.
I remember I cried the night you made
that up. This is the first time I
realized I was cooler than my big
brother.
Well, I'm going to go get
ready for my date tonight. So, uh, I'll
just head
embarrassed that easily. What? You
totally get embarrassed? No, I don't,
Ross. I I think I'm just a more secure
person than you are. Is that so?
Yeah. Hey lady, I don't care how much
you want it, okay? I am not going to
have sex with you in the
bathroom. Uh, I'm on my way back to the
bathroom.
All right. All right. Just keep walking.
All right.
What are you? I'm sorry, sir. I just I
think he just really likes you.
[Music]
Hey, you know that teacher who had a
baby with her student?
[Music]
Hi. Can I help you? Yes. I'm sorry,
miss. Do you have any extra pants? Uh,
my friend seems to have had a little
accident.
I don't mean to be a jerk, but the baby
with the rash came in after me.
The doctor will be right with you, sir.
Mommy, I can't find Waldo. What? the
circus. He's behind the elephant. Wow.
So, your child's a big fan of the Waldo
books, too.
Yeah, that's that's how I know.
I'm Ross, by the way. Hi, I'm Sally. Hi.
So, no ring. Can I assume you're also a
single parent? I am a single parent.
It's hard, isn't it? There's almost no
time for a social life. I mean, where
are you going to meet someone? Well, um,
let's say, I don't know, you you met
someone in the pediatrician's office.
Uh, Rossy, we're ready for you.
[Laughter]
Um,
yeah. Come on, Ross Jr., it's time to go
in.
Mommy, what's wrong with that man? Hey,
I helped you find Wald.
I think the check-in is that way.
[Applause]
Oh, kids love me.
Hey, here.
What did you do? Why don't you go to a
costume party?
Let me guess. Um, Ponchovilla
and your Bon Saget.
Poncho? Yeah. Whoa. What are you talking
about, Fe? I don't
Oh my god, you drew on me. Hey, you wet
my pants.
Oh, what kind of party was this? Ross, I
have been walking around like this since
the plane. I You have so crossed a line.
Right. Wait, the men's room is that way.
Oh, please. What's wrong with Helen?
Helen Geller.
I don't think so. Hello. It's not going
to be Helen Geller. Thank you. No, I
mean it's not Geller. What? It's going
to be Helen Willick. No, actually, um,
we talked about Helen Willick Bunch.
Well, wait a minute. What? Why is she in
the title? Because it's my baby, too.
It's really, um, I don't remember you
making any sperm.
And we all know what a challenge that
is. All right, you two stop it. No, no,
no. She gets a credit. Hey, I'm in
there, too. Because you're not actually
suggesting Helen Willick Bunch Geller
cuz I think that borders on child abuse.
Of course not. I'm suggesting Geller
Willick Bunch. Your boyfriend has been
in there for over an hour. Can't believe
it. It's like I'm living with him again.
He's here when I go to sleep. He's here
when I wake up. He's here when I want to
use the shower. Feel like I'm 16 all
over again. Well, you're not 16. You're
both adults now. Get out, you doofus.
or you know he's rubber and you're glue
all yours.
I hope you cleaned your hair out of the
drain. I hope you clean your hair out of
the drain.
Shut up. Shut up.
Cut it out. Me.
[Music]
I've never wanted you more.
I want to watch Entertainment Tonight.
Tough noogies. We're watching Predators
of the
Serengeti. Would you guys stop? It's my
TV.
Quit it. Bite me. Oh my god. Well,
Monica keeps changing the channel. Oh,
that's great. Why don't you tell mommy
on
me? Now I'm mommy in this little play.
All right, look. I refuse to get sucked
into this like weird little Geller
dimension thing. Okay. So, I'm going to
go and take a nice long hot bubble bath
because you kids are driving me crazy.
Dr. Bobby happens to be an excellent
doctor. Oh, wait a minute. His name is
Dr. Bobby.
Well, that's his last name and his first
name. He's Bobby Bobby.
It's Robert Bobby.
And um excuse me, he helps me. Please
ask her how. What do you need help for?
With my alignment. I got one leg shorter
than the other. Oh my god. Argue with
that. What? It's true. My right leg is 2
in shorter. Come on. You're just
tilting.
Her legs are fine. I know that. So, what
do you let her go to a chiropractor for?
Sorry. Let her. What can I do? She
doesn't listen to me about about
renters's insurance either. Wait a
minute. You don't have renters's
insurance?
Nope. But what if somebody steals
something? And how you going to run
after him with one leg shorter than the
other?
Hey, would you uh would you like some
juice? I love some juice. Okay.
Wow, this is going so well. Did you see
us? Did you see? Yeah, honey. I'm
standing right there.
Why don't you just tell them about the
mall? I haven't gotten checked yet.
Excellent.
Okay, I put most of the stuff away. Oh,
great. The pacifiers. Uh, it's in the uh
cupboard. The uh burping cloths. Uh
linen closet. The diapers in the
hospital.
Well, you guys got a hospital. Fancy.
Oh, I left the diapers at the hospital.
There's There's some in the bag, but
I'll run out and get some more. All
right. Thanks. Oh, Ross, can you stop at
the coffee house and get me a muffin?
Oh, sure. What kind? Um, let me think.
What do I
want? What do I want?
Please take your time. It's an important
decision. Not like say, I don't know,
deciding to marry someone. This is about
a muffin.
Blueberry. Blueberry. It is. Thank you,
Mom.
Dad, you remember that that time you
walked in my room and smelled marijuana?
Yes. Yes.
Well, I told you it was Chandler who was
smoking the pot,
but it was me. I'm sorry. It was you.
And Dad, you know that mailman that you
got fired didn't steal your Playboys?
Ross did.
Yeah. Well, Hurricane Gloria didn't
break the porch swing. Monica did.
Ross hasn't worked at the museum for a
year.
Monica and Chandler are living together.
Ross married Rachel in Vegas and got
divorced again.
That's a lot of information to get in 30
seconds.
All right, Monica. Why you felt you had
to hide the fact that you're in an
important relationship is beyond me. And
we kind of figured about the porch
swing.
Brass, drugs, divorced again.
What happened, son? I I uh I got tricked
into all those things.
Hi. Hi. Hi. Um,
I think there's something that we really
need to talk about. I think we
do. Why don't we go inside?
Look,
uh, I know why you're here. You do?
Yeah. And to save you from any
embarrassment, um, I think maybe I
should talk first.
Okay. Okay.
Ross and
Rachel. Rachel and
Ross. That's been one heck of a seessaw,
hasn't it?
What?
I mean, look, that that one night we had
was fun and and certainly passionate,
but don't don't you think it's better if
we just stay friends?
Seriously? What?
Okay. Okay. You know what? If you want
to, we can do it one more time.
I mean, I I'd be okay with that. In
fact, I have some time right now. Okay.
You know what? Can I Can I talk now? Oh,
sure. Okay.
I'm
pregnant, Ross.
Ross. Okay. Whenever you're ready.
[Laughter]
[Applause]
And you're the father, by the way. But
you got it.
Can I get you some water? I'm good. I'm
good.
Ross, there is no pressure on you. Okay.
I mean, you can be as involved as you
want.
Yeah. I uh I'm just I don't know. I
don't
understand. Um how this
happened. We We used a condom. I know. I
know. But you know, condoms only work
like 97% of the time. What?
What?
What? Well, they should put that on the
box.
They do. No, they
[Laughter]
don't. Well, they should put it in huge
block letters.
Okay, Ross, come on. Let's just forget
about the condom. Oh, well, I may as
well have.
Listen, you know what? I was really
freaked out, too, when I Hey, I'm not
freaked
out. I'm indignant as a consumer.
You know what? Let's Let's talk later.
No, no, I want to talk now. Okay. I in
fact, I want to talk to the
president of the condom company. Okay.
You know what? Maybe I should come back.
Sh.
Yeah, I'll press one.
Hi.
You uh wanted to see me?
Yeah. Uh here's a box of your stuff.
What? Uh you know, it's just like hats
and shirt and CDs. Just sort of stuff
that you've left here. What are you
doing? Are you Are you trying to hurt me
or something?
No,
Ross. It It just seems that, you know,
it's time we, you know, move on. I I
mean, don't you think?
Yes. Yeah. Yes, I do. Yeah. I I really
do.
Hey, this this was a gift. Ross, you got
that for free from the museum gift shop.
It's still a gift. I got it from the
gift shop.
Okay. All right. Give me the mug. I'll
keep the mug. No. You know, you know it.
Don't do me any favors. In fact,
where where's the rest of my stuff? Huh?
Like like my um Hey, this book is
mine. And and and and that t-shirt you
sleep in. I'd like that back, too. Yes,
I do.
You know how much I love that t-shirt.
You never even wear that t-shirt. I'm
just trying to help you move on.
Oh, you are a petty man. You are a
petty, petty, petty, petty, small.
[Laughter]
You are so just doing this out of spite.
A no, no, no. I'm I'm going to wear this
all the time. I love this shirt.
You have not worn that t-shirt since you
were 15. It doesn't even fit you
anymore. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, okay.
Okay. And if you don't mind, I'm going
to take the rest of my
stuff and
relax in my favorite
shirt. You have a pleasant evening.
Wait a minute. You You hated the name
Ruth. Why Why would you change your
mind? Unless you know we're never going
to have to use it. You did see the
folder. You know it's a boy. I didn't
see anything. I actually changed my mind
about the name. Oh, I don't think so.
You're You're just giving me Ruth. So So
you'll get to name him when it's a boy.
And then that's when you'll swoop in and
and name him Heath or Blaine or Seoia.
I would put Seoa.
Veto. Fine.
Unless
you anticipated that I would figure all
this out and you know that it actually
is a girl and and you really do want her
to be named Ruth. Well, I'm not falling
for that. Okay, Ruth is off the table.
But Ross, you want the name Ruth? Not
like this.
Sure have a lot of books about being a
lesbian.
Well, you know, you you have to take a
course, otherwise they don't let you do
it.
Hey, hey, Yurt the Turtle, a classic.
Actually, I I'm reading it to the baby.
the uh the baby that hasn't been born
yet. Um wouldn't that mean you're crazy?
What? You don't think they can hear
sounds in there?
You're not serious. I mean, do you
really you really talk to it? Yeah, all
the time. I want the baby to know my
voice.
Do you uh do you talk about me? Yeah.
Yeah. All the time. Really? But um we
just refer to you as Bobo the sperm guy.
Hey, guess what I got for your wedding?
A freakishly thin date with a hanger for
a head.
No, Rachel hooked me up with a tux. But
not just any tux. Batman's
tux. That's right. Made expressly for
Val Kilmer and worn by him in the hit
film that Batman film he was in.
You can't wear that. I'm wearing the
famous tux. James Bond's tux. So So if
you wear that, it'll make mine less
special. Well, you need something to
make this date special. Hello. You have
the most special thing of all. You are
marrying the woman you love.
Please don't take away my cool thing.
Please. Pretty please. Pretty please.
Not very uh 007.
Look, it's my wedding day, okay? If you
were getting married, I would never do
anything to upset you. When I got
married, you slept with my sister. That
was pretty 007.
Cuz I've got a product report to read.
It's like eight pages. I hope I don't
fall asleep.
Why did you write it?
Whoa, look at that. Chip Matthews
called. Wonder what he wants.
Well, uh, actually, I bet he sensed that
I was ready to have sex with another
guy.
Well,
um, why don't you give him a call?
Okay.
Um, are you sure you want to hear this?
Oh, I'm sure.
Chip. Hi, it's
Rachel. Rachel
Green. Yeah. Um, you left me a
message. Yes, you did. My roommate wrote
it down.
Monica
Geller.
Oh. Oh, that's
right. He called to ask out
Monica. That's That's got to be
embarrassing.
Cad's ready. All right, let's go. You're
welcome. Oh, I'm sorry. Were you
speaking to me or sleeping with someone
else?
We were on a break. Okay. You know,
Ross, why don't you just put that on
your answering machine? Hey. Hey, it's
valid. Okay. And I'm not the only one
who thinks so. Monica agrees with me.
What? I don't know.
That's what you said last night. What I
said was was that I
understood. Joey is the one who agreed
with you. Okay. Really, Joey?
What?
You know what? But there there is no
right or wrong here. No, I think it's
very obvious who's wrong here. Obviously
not to Joey.
What? Joey the same way that
I guess who I am.
Hey, hey, hey,
hey. Look what you're doing to Chandler.
Kick Whose ass in a fight, you or Ross?
There's no question. So, you think Ross,
too?
You picked Ross. Ross is really strong.
He's the strongest out of all three of
you, except for Joey.
I cannot believe you didn't pick me. Uh,
in her defense, she's right. I am
stronger. I would destroy you. Oh,
really? You think you're stronger? Why
don't you prove it?
Oh, I'll prove it. I'll prove it like a
theorem. Hey, wait. Stop it. Stop it.
Stop. Now, no one's going to fight in
this apartment. Hey, Monica. People came
to see a fight. Let's give them what
they came for.
Hey, you guys could arm wrestle. Yeah.
Listen to the nurse.
You're going down. Oh yeah, you're going
further down. Down town. Seriously,
guys, the trash talk is embarrassing.
Mona
Okay. If I were a salmon shirt, where
would I be?
I am so sorry. I spilled wine all over
your shirt. Oh, it's okay. No, it's
still wet. You know what? Let me get it
out before it sets. Oh, I have something
you could wear.
here.
Oh, I don't know if I want to wear a
woman's shirt.
No, no, that that's a man's shirt.
Awfully pink.
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[Laughter]
Oh, my god.
Ross.
Hello.
Ross, what are you doing? Not touching
myself, if that makes anyone less
uncomfortable.
Okay, here we go.
Well, yeah,
I think I'm going to take off.
Huh?
Oh, you guys, this was an amazing night.
Thank you so much. I love you. Good
night. What?
I don't get a goodbye.
Lucky bastard.
She says goodbye to everyone but me.
Well, maybe she thought that with all of
your history, it could be, you know,
implicit. Well, it needs to be placit.
All right, let's think about this. I
mean, there's got to be an explanation.
Uh, did you do anything to make her mad?
No, I don't I don't think so. You know,
maybe she was just really spent from our
talk. It was pretty intense. Yeah, mine,
too. Mine was a humdinger.
Okay. I mean, don't I deserve anything?
I mean, a few tears. A a cursory hug.
Not from you,
Ros. If you're this upset, you should go
and talk to her. And say what? You owe
me a goodbye. That mean it's got more
pride than that. The hell I do?
I don't get a goodbye.
What? Everyone gets a goodbye but me.
What do I got to do to get a goodbye?
Huh? Uh, be best friends with you. uh go
out with you, have have a baby with you.
Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute. I did
all those things.
Or maybe maybe I'm just not giving you
enough credit. Uh I mean, it is
difficult to say goodbye to five people.
Uh goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye.
It's physically impossible.
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perspective

/pərˈspektɪv/

B2
  • noun
  • - a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view.

responsibility

/rɪˌspɒnsəˈbɪləti/

B1
  • noun
  • - the state or fact of having a duty to deal with something or of having control over someone.

finish

/ˈfɪnɪʃ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to come to an end; to complete something.

familiar

/fəˈmɪliər/

B1
  • adjective
  • - well known from having seen or experienced it before.

stars

/stɑːrz/

A2
  • noun
  • - a luminous point in the night sky.

married

/ˈmærid/

A2
  • adjective
  • - having a spouse.

hungry

/ˈhʌŋɡri/

A2
  • adjective
  • - feeling or displaying the need for food.

date

/deɪt/

A2
  • noun
  • - a social or romantic appointment or engagement.

paleontologist

/ˌpeɪli.ənˈtɒl.ə.dʒɪst/

C1
  • noun
  • - a scientist who studies prehistoric life, including dinosaurs.

periodontist

/ˌpɪəri.əˈdɒntɪst/

C1
  • noun
  • - a dentist specializing in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of periodontal disease.

curator

/ˈkjʊəreɪtər/

B2
  • noun
  • - a person in charge of a museum, zoo, or other place of exhibition.

drawn

/drɔːn/

B1
  • adjective
  • - attracted or pulled toward something.

jealous

/ˈdʒeləs/

B1
  • adjective
  • - feeling or showing envy of someone or their achievements and advantages.

satisfied

/ˈsætɪsfaɪd/

B1
  • adjective
  • - pleased or content.

embarrassed

/ɪmˈbærəst/

B1
  • adjective
  • - feeling or showing awkwardness or shame.

graphic

/ˈɡræfɪk/

B2
  • adjective
  • - very detailed and vivid.

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