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just seems so feudal. You know, all 00:01
these women and nothing. 00:03
I feel like Superman without my powers, 00:09
you know. 00:11
I have the cape and yet I cannot fly. 00:13
Well, now you understand how I feel 00:19
every single day. 00:21
Okay. The world is my lesbian wedding. 00:23
I shouldn't even bother coming up with a 00:32
line, right? 00:33
>> All right, look. Penismus. Okay, we're 00:38
all people. 00:41
>> Hi. 00:49
>> Hi. Rachel Green's office. 00:50
>> You must be Hilda. 00:54
Yeah. This is Tag Tag. This is Phoebe. 00:58
Phoebe, can I see you for a second? 00:59
>> Phoebe. 01:01
>> That's a great name. 01:03
>> Oh, you like that? You should hear my 01:04
phone number. 01:06
>> Okay, I'll be right back. 01:06
>> So, you hired yourself a little treat, 01:13
did you? 01:15
>> All right. I know. I know how it looks, 01:17
Feebs, but I'm telling you, 01:19
>> but but you know you cannot get involved 01:20
with your assistant. 01:21
>> Yes, I know that. I know that. And I 01:22
know that hiring him was probably not 01:24
the smartest thing that I've ever done, 01:26
but I'm telling you from this moment on, 01:28
I swear this is strictly professional. 01:29
>> Yes. 01:32
>> Hey, Rachel. 01:33
>> Hi. 01:33
>> Cute assistant. What's his story? Is he 01:35
like 01:38
>> gay? Yeah. 01:38
[Applause] 01:41
>> I'll get it. I will get that. 01:42
>> Hi. 01:48
>> Hi. 01:48
>> One uh vegetarian pizza. It's 12:15. 01:49
>> Oh. and see. 01:52
>> Uh, by the way, if it makes you feel any 01:53
better, uh, I happen to like 8-year-old 01:56
boys. 01:58
>> What? 02:03
>> Oh, I mean, was the uh, your hair before 02:05
your hair? You said you thought that 02:09
your hair looked like an 8-year-old 02:10
boy's, and I'm I'm just saying I like 02:12
it. 02:15
The hair. 02:16
>> Thanks. 02:20
You understand? I don't actually like 02:24
8-year-olds. 02:26
>> You know, all I'm looking for is the 02:29
money. 02:31
>> Here you go. Now, stop bringing us pizza 02:32
as you. 02:34
>> I'm going to try. 02:34
>> You're welcome. 02:40
>> You couldn't let me have her, could you? 02:41
>> Hey. Oh, we we can't keep eating like 02:43
this. 02:46
It's uh 12:50. 02:50
>> Okay. Um 02:52
so, 02:54
>> do you make the pizzas in one of those 02:58
uh wood burning ovens? 03:01
>> No, actually, um I think they're gas. 03:04
>> Gas. Wow. 03:07
>> Intense. 03:11
>> If this is the way all the gellers 03:14
flirt, we don't have a problem. 03:15
Hey. Uh, you know that smell gas has 03:19
>> Yeah, 03:28
>> they put that in. 03:29
>> What? 03:32
>> The gas is odorless, 03:33
but they add the smell so you know when 03:35
there's a leak. 03:38
>> Well, okay. 03:42
a lot of other gas smells. 03:45
>> You know what? Um, actually, I I really 03:53
I should go. 03:55
>> Oh, but I I I haven't paid you yet. 03:56
>> You know what? That's okay. You guys 03:58
have ordered so many that this one's on 03:59
me. 04:01
>> I don't even know how I would go about 04:02
it. 04:04
>> Oh, what I do is uh I look a woman up 04:05
and down and I say, "Hey, 04:07
how you doing?" 04:11
>> Oh. Please. 04:14
>> Hey, 04:16
you don't 04:18
>> How How are we going to mess with them? 04:22
>> Well, you could use your position, you 04:24
know, as the roommate, and then I would 04:26
use, you know, the strongest tool at my 04:28
disposal, my sexuality. 04:30
>> Hello, children. 04:34
>> Hey. 04:35
>> Hey. Watch, learn, and don't eat my 04:36
cookie. 04:39
>> Hey. 04:43
>> Hey. Ooh. Wow. That jacket looks great 04:43
on you. 04:46
>> Really? 04:48
>> Yeah. The material looks so soft. Oh, 04:48
hello Mr. Bicep. 04:50
>> Have you been working out? 04:54
>> Well, I try to, you know, squeeze 04:56
things. 04:57
>> Are you okay? 05:04
>> Well, if you really want to know, I Oh, 05:06
I can't tell you this. 05:08
>> Maybe it's me. You can tell me anything. 05:10
Well, actually, you're the one person I 05:12
can't tell this to and the one person I 05:14
want to the most. 05:17
>> What's going on? 05:21
>> I think it's just, you know, that I 05:24
haven't been with a guy in so long and 05:25
you know how sometimes you're looking 05:27
for something and you just don't even 05:28
see that it's right there in front of 05:30
you sipping coffee. 05:32
>> Oh, no. Have I said too much? 05:34
>> You want some help with that? 05:38
>> No, no, thanks. I got it. Oh, no, I 05:39
don't. Oh, 05:41
you okay? 05:43
>> Yeahoo. 05:44
Stood up too fast. Got a little head 05:46
rush. 05:48
>> The heat 05:50
>> and and the humidity. 05:55
>> That's a uh that's a tough combination. 05:59
[Laughter] 06:03
>> Do you want to come in for some 06:06
lemonade? like you wouldn't believe. 06:08
>> Wow, this is a great place. 06:17
>> Thank you. 06:21
Just make yourself comfortable. 06:23
>> Gotcha. 06:26
>> So, this place is really my 06:30
grandmother's. 06:32
[Applause] 06:33
>> I got it from her when she moved to 06:36
Florida. Otherwise, I could never afford 06:38
a place like this. 06:40
[Applause] 06:44
So, if the landlord ever asks, I'm an 06:46
87y old woman who's afraid of her VCR. 06:48
You thirsty? 06:51
>> Oh, you bet I am. 06:52
>> Okay, here's your penis. 06:56
[Applause] 06:58
[Music] 07:01
>> Oh my god. What the hell are you doing? 07:03
You said you want to come in for some 07:06
lemonade. 07:08
>> So, 07:09
were you just going to give me lemonade? 07:13
>> Yeah. 07:14
>> Cover yourself up. 07:16
>> Oh, right. Sorry. 07:18
>> I don't believe this. I mean, someone 07:19
asks you in for lemonade and to you that 07:21
means they want to have sex. 07:23
>> Um, usually. Yeah. Well, not just 07:24
lemonade, iced tea, sometimes juice. 07:27
Sorry. I just thought you liked me. Such 07:33
a jerk. 07:37
>> It's okay. 07:40
I suppose it could happen to anyone. Not 07:43
anyone I know. But 07:46
by the way, I can still see it. 07:50
>> Hi, Rachel. I'm Dr. Schiff. 07:52
>> Yes, you are. 07:55
>> So, how's it going? 07:59
>> Oh, it's really, really good. But enough 08:00
about me. Come on. 08:02
Where are you from? What do you do? 08:05
>> I'm a doctor. 08:08
>> Right. Right. I actually I meant, you 08:09
know, in your spare time, do you cook? 08:12
Do you ski? Or just hang out with your 08:14
wife or girlfriend? 08:16
>> Uh, I don't have a wife or girlfriend, 08:18
but I I do like to ski. 08:20
>> Oh, I love to ski. How amazing is this? 08:22
>> So, are you experiencing any discomfort? 08:27
>> No, I'm very comfortable. Any painful 08:29
gas? 08:32
>> No. 08:33
>> Shoot. Dr. Schiff, what kind of question 08:36
is that? 08:39
>> Okay, then. Would you like to lie down 08:41
on the table? 08:43
>> Well, would you like me to lie down on 08:44
the table? 08:46
>> I'm sorry. Is there something going on 08:48
here? 08:50
>> Do you feel it, too? 08:50
>> You know, on second thought, gum would 08:53
be perfection. 08:54
Gum would be perfection. 08:57
Gum would be perfection. Could have said 09:00
gum would be nice. Could have said I'll 09:03
have a stick, but no, no, no, no, no. 09:04
For me, gum is perfection. 09:06
I loathe myself. 09:11
What next? Blow a bubble. A bubble's 09:14
good. It's got a uh boyish charm. It's 09:17
impish. 09:20
Here we go. 09:22
[Laughter] 09:26
Nice going, imp. 09:35
Okay, it it's okay. All I need to do is 09:37
reach over and put it back in my mouth. 09:40
>> Good. Safe. We're back on track. And I'm 09:46
chewing someone else's gum. 09:50
This is not my gum. Oh my god. Oh my 09:55
god. 09:57
And now you're choking. 09:59
>> Are you all right? 10:03
>> Oh my god. You're choking. 10:06
>> Yes. Thank you. That was 10:15
That was 10:19
>> perfection. 10:20
Hello, Joey. 10:27
>> Hey, Felicity. 10:28
>> Um, I thought about you all day. 10:31
>> Yeah. 10:33
>> Talk New York to me again. 10:35
>> Forget about it. 10:38
>> How you doing? 10:41
>> I'm quitting. I just helped an 10:43
81year-old woman put on a thong and she 10:45
didn't even buy it. 10:47
>> I'm telling you, I'm quitting. That's 10:49
it. I'm talking to my boss right now. 10:51
Yes, I am. Yes, I am. Yes, I am. Yes, I 10:52
am. Yes, I am. Yes, I am. Okay, bye. 10:55
Call me when you get this message. 10:56
>> Oh, Mr. Waltham, I uh really need to 10:59
talk to you. 11:02
>> In a moment, please. I'm in the middle 11:02
of a task and you have a customer. 11:04
>> Hi. 11:10
>> Hi. I'm Joshua. 11:11
>> Hi. I'm Rachel Green. What can I do for 11:12
you, Joshua? 11:14
>> Well, uh, I need a whole new wardrobe. 11:16
My wife, well, my exwife. 11:18
>> Oh, I'm so sorry. Anyway, 11:21
she burned all of my clothes. I got away 11:28
with two things. This suit and what 11:31
turned out to be a uh skirt. 11:33
>> But at least that's a great suit. 11:36
>> Yeah, but it wasn't much fun dropping it 11:38
off at the dry cleaners in the skirt. 11:40
So, I need everything down to underwear. 11:44
So, if you're willing, I'm uh I'm all 11:46
yours. 11:48
Okay, 11:50
>> Rachel, you needed to speak to me. 11:52
>> No, no, that wasn't me. 11:54
>> Well, we should get started. Let me show 11:57
you my underwear. 12:00
>> The selection of underwear that we 12:04
carry. 12:05
>> Oh, I'm sorry. It's this way. It's this 12:10
way. 12:11
>> It's this way. Yeah. Sorry. 12:12
Would 12:16
[Music] 12:17
you like to go to a basketball game with 12:20
No. 12:22
>> You know, it's funny basketball because 12:23
I happen to have tickets to 12:25
um 12:29
who likes the Nick. 12:32
>> What do you think? Oh, well, as a single 12:37
woman who is available, 12:41
I think you look great. 12:45
>> Huh? Huh? 12:47
>> Yep. Oh, yeah. You look great. 12:48
>> Oh, yeah. Yeah, this looks great. 12:57
>> Um, so you like it? 13:01
>> I do. I do. I love it. In fact, I think 13:02
I'm going to wear it home. 13:05
>> Great. 13:06
>> All right. Well, thank you so much for 13:06
all your help. 13:08
>> Sure. 13:09
>> Well, I guess uh I guess this is it. 13:10
>> See you. 13:13
>> Thanks. Maybe I'll see you in the 13:14
spring, you know, with the uh for the 13:16
bathing suits. 13:18
>> Well, well, you don't want to do that 13:18
now. 13:19
>> That's okay. I 13:22
>> Anyway, hopefully I I'll see you around 13:23
sometime. 13:25
>> Basketball. 13:26
>> Sorry. 13:29
>> I uh I have two tickets to the Knicks 13:30
game tonight if you're interested. just 13:34
as a thank you for this week. 13:35
>> Wow, that would be great. 13:39
>> Really? 13:42
>> Yeah, that would be fantastic. My my 13:43
nephew is crazy about the Knicks. 13:45
>> This is fantastic. Thank you so much, 13:49
Rachel. 13:52
>> Good morning. 13:52
>> Hi. 13:53
>> Okay, for next time, what do you say? 14:00
>> I have an extra ticket. an extra ticket. 14:03
Not two tickets. I have an extra ticket. 14:05
>> So, the first time you asked a guy out, 14:10
he he turns you down. 14:12
>> He didn't turn me down. He's at the 14:16
game, isn't he? I got the date. I'm just 14:18
not on it. 14:20
>> Rash, she wants you. She barely knows 14:22
me. We just live in the same building. 14:25
>> Any contact? Uh, 14:27
>> she lent me an egg once. 14:28
>> You're in. 14:30
Ah, right. 14:32
>> Hey, Ross. 14:34
>> Hey. 14:35
>> Come on, Ross. You got to get back in 14:42
the game here, okay? The Rachel thing is 14:43
not happening. Your ex-wife's a lesbian. 14:45
You 14:47
I don't think we need a third. 14:50
>> Excuse me. Can we get an egg over here? 14:52
Still in the show? Thanks. 14:54
>> An egg? 14:55
>> Yeah. You're going to go up to her and 14:56
say, "Here's your egg back. I'm 14:58
returning your egg. 15:00
I think it's winning. 15:02
>> Come on. I think it's insane. 15:04
>> She'll love it. 15:06
>> Thank you. Thank you. Here. 15:08
>> Go with the egg, my friend. 15:14
Go, go, go, go, go. 15:18
>> They going to work. 15:23
>> No way. It's suicide. The man's got an 15:23
egg. 15:25
>> Oh my god. Joey Trivani from Days of Our 15:26
Lives just walked in here. 15:29
>> Ra, he's a friend of ours. 15:32
>> You are friends with Dr. Drake Raor. 15:34
>> It's kind of hard to be friends with 15:39
Drake because of his busy schedule and 15:40
the fact that he's not real. 15:42
>> Hey. Hey. Or I could bring my keyboard 15:46
here sometime. 15:48
>> Just come. Just come over, Joey. 15:50
>> I know. Here. Here. 15:51
>> Oh, 15:53
no. This is my friend Rachel. We went to 15:55
high school together. 15:58
>> I 16:00
I love you on that show. 16:03
>> I watch you every day. I mean, when you 16:05
took out your own kidney to save your 16:08
ex-wife, even though she tried to kill 16:10
you. 16:12
>> Well, it's always nice to meet the fans. 16:14
>> She's not crazy, is she? 16:17
>> So, uh, how are you doing? 16:20
>> Hey. Hey, how's it going? Did you make 16:25
any new friends? 16:27
>> Yeah. Yeah, I met this woman. 16:28
>> Hey, Mom. Whoa. What's she like? 16:31
>> Uh, well, she's really good in bed. 16:34
>> I thought you going to try to be friends 16:40
first. 16:41
>> Well, look. Hey, it's all your fault. 16:42
>> What? Why? 16:44
>> Because you didn't give me advice. No, 16:45
you gave me a pickup line. As soon as I 16:47
told her I wanted to, you know, build a 16:49
foundation and be friends first, I 16:50
suddenly, through no fault of my own, 16:53
became irresistible to her 16:55
and a roommate. 16:59
>> What about the closeness? 17:02
>> Closeness? There was three of us for 17:04
crying out loud. 17:07
>> Please help me. I have a date tonight. 17:08
It has to go well. Okay. I'm scared for 17:11
my health. 17:13
>> Okay. Okay. Oh. Oh. Oh, I got something. 17:14
Okay. It's a story that I came up with. 17:18
Very romantic. I swear any woman that 17:20
hears it, they're like putty. 17:22
>> Really? Well, then tell it to me. 17:23
>> Okay. Now, you're going to want to have 17:25
sex with me when you hear it. But you 17:27
have to remember it is just the story. 17:30
>> I'll try to control myself. 17:35
>> Okay. 17:38
Years ago, when I was backpacking across 17:41
Western Europe, 17:43
>> you were backpacking across Western 17:45
Europe. Have a nice six more months, 17:47
Ross. 17:48
>> Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. Please, 17:49
please. You You were in Western Europe 17:52
and 17:54
I was just outside of Barcelona hiking 17:58
in the foothills of Mount Tibidabu. 18:00
I was at the end of this path and I came 18:06
to a clearing and there was a lake very 18:08
secluded and there were tall trees all 18:11
around. It was dead silent. 18:14
gorgeous. 18:17
And across the lake, I saw a beautiful 18:18
woman bathing herself, 18:22
but she was crying. 18:25
>> Why? 18:29
>> This is great wine. 18:38
>> It's from France 18:40
in Europe. 18:44
Western Europe, 18:47
>> you know. Um, a few years ago, uh, 18:52
actually I was backpacking across 18:55
Western Europe. 18:56
>> Really? 18:58
>> Mhm. Wait, it gets better. 18:58
Um, yeah, I was in, um, Barcelona. 19:04
>> I studied for a year in Barcelona. 19:06
Anyway, um so I was um I was hiking. 19:12
>> I love hiking. 19:15
>> Oh, that's great. 19:16
>> I was hiking along the foothills of a 19:20
Mount Tibido. 19:23
>> I think it's Tibidaba. 19:24
>> Okay. Do you want to tell the story? 19:26
>> Wanted to 19:29
>> interesting. 19:31
>> Anyway, 19:36
um probably worked out for the best. 19:38
Yeah, sure. 19:43
>> Okay. In about 10 seconds, you're going 19:45
to see him kiss me. 19:46
>> And in about 5 seconds, you're going to 19:48
see why. 19:50
>> Ross, did I ever tell you about the time 19:55
that I went backpacking through Western 19:57
Europe? 19:59
[Laughter] 20:02
Hey, get ready to see some begging. 20:08
>> Oh, you came on to Ross. 20:12
>> What? 20:15
>> Now I'm so happy. 20:16
>> What are you talking about? 20:19
>> You use the Europe story. 20:21
>> That's the magic story you use when you 20:22
want to have sex. 20:24
>> How do you know about that story? 20:28
>> How do you know about that story? 20:31
I heard it from my friend Irene who 20:34
heard it from some guy. 20:36
>> Some guy. 20:38
>> No. No. She told me that his name was 20:43
Ken Adams. 20:45
>> Ken Adams. 20:49
>> Could you be more out of my league? 20:51
Ross, back me up here. 20:52
>> He can never get a woman like that in a 20:54
million years. 20:55
>> Thank you, buddy. 20:56
>> Oh. Oh. But you know, you always see 20:58
these really beautiful women with these 21:00
really nothing guys. You could be one of 21:02
those guys. 21:03
>> You could do that. 21:06
>> Thank you. 21:07
>> Absolutely. 21:08
>> Oh god, I can't believe I'm even 21:09
considering this. I'm very, very aware 21:10
of my tongue. 21:12
>> Come on. Come on. Here goes. 21:13
>> Yes. 21:21
>> Hi. Um, okay. Next word would be uh 21:22
Chandler. 21:27
Chandler is my name and uh 21:29
hi. 21:33
>> Yes, you said that. 21:36
>> Yes. Yes, I did. But what I didn't say 21:37
was what I was about to say. What I 21:39
wanted to say was uh would you like to 21:41
go out with me sometime? Thank you. Good 21:43
night. 21:44
>> Okay, let me just get changed and we can 21:47
go to dinner. 21:48
>> What do What happened to Jessica's body? 21:48
>> I'm not telling. You'll have to see it 21:50
on TV. 21:52
You don't know, do you? 21:54
>> No. Couldn't hear us. 21:55
>> Hey, good scene, man. Hey, you, too. All 21:57
right. 22:00
>> What? You weren't in it. 22:04
>> Oh, uh, Cash. This is my friend Rachel. 22:08
Rachel. Cash. Cash. Rachel. 22:10
>> How come I haven't seen you here before? 22:13
>> Well, Joey probably just thinks I'll 22:15
embarrass him. He thinks I'm some kind 22:18
of a soap opera nut, 22:20
>> which I'm not. I'm not. 22:22
Although, I do know that your uh your 22:25
favorite ice cream flavor is butter 22:27
pecan. 22:28
And uh and that your your dog's name is 22:30
Wall-E. 22:32
Oh, look at that. I'm just stroking your 22:35
arm. 22:36
>> Here we go. There we go. 22:37
>> Oh, we're leaving. Hi, Cash. Say hi to 22:38
Wall-E. 22:40
>> You're a really nice guy and I'm happy 22:42
to be your roommate and your friend. I'm 22:44
just, you know, I just don't feel that 22:47
way about you. 22:51
>> Oh, 22:53
I see what happened. 22:55
It's because I was trying to repel you, 22:58
right? Believe me, you'd feel a lot 23:01
different if I turned it on. 23:03
>> I don't think so. 23:07
>> Oh, I do. 23:08
>> How you doing? 23:12
I'm okay. 23:16
>> What? 23:18
>> What? 23:21
>> Oh, dear God. 23:23
>> And you know, if I get really hot, um I 23:24
I like to pick up this knife and and um 23:27
I I put the the cold steel against um 23:32
my body. 23:38
>> Are you all right? Oh, yeah. I'm fired. 23:42
[Music] 23:48
[Applause] 23:51
[Music] 23:54
>> Hey, hey, hey, careful around my 24:00
Porsche. 24:02
>> Hi, Joey. 24:05
>> Hey, how you doing? 24:06
>> He has the most amazing Porsche under 24:10
there. I'd love to show you, but I just 24:12
tucked her in. She's sleeping. 24:14
>> Hey, uh, would you two girls like to go 24:17
for a drink? 24:19
>> Oh, 24:24
whoops. Oh, I seem to have dropped my 24:26
fork. 24:28
Let me just bend over and get it. 24:30
[Laughter] 24:34
Oh, God. 24:40
Okay, enough. This is This is not going 24:45
to happen. 24:48
>> Oh, come on, Ros. I'm miserable here. 24:48
Come on. You started this. Now you 24:51
finish it. 24:53
>> Come on, West. Big love to me. 24:56
>> You know what? 25:00
>> What? 25:02
>> Forget it. 25:04
>> Oh, wow. What? Now, Ross, you're not 25:07
going to talk? How on earth will you 25:09
ever annoy me? 25:12
Oh, wait a minute. I know. 25:14
I mean, you think the damn jalapeno 25:21
would have cleared up your sinuses, but 25:22
no, that's not enough. But what are you 25:24
doing? 25:27
>> I'm getting that baby out of you. 25:28
[Applause] 25:31
>> Oh, God. 25:37
>> Oh, I know. All of them. 25:38
>> I think my water just broke. 25:42
>> I am good. 25:46
[Music] 25:51

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[English]
just seems so feudal. You know, all
these women and nothing.
I feel like Superman without my powers,
you know.
I have the cape and yet I cannot fly.
Well, now you understand how I feel
every single day.
Okay. The world is my lesbian wedding.
I shouldn't even bother coming up with a
line, right?
>> All right, look. Penismus. Okay, we're
all people.
>> Hi.
>> Hi. Rachel Green's office.
>> You must be Hilda.
Yeah. This is Tag Tag. This is Phoebe.
Phoebe, can I see you for a second?
>> Phoebe.
>> That's a great name.
>> Oh, you like that? You should hear my
phone number.
>> Okay, I'll be right back.
>> So, you hired yourself a little treat,
did you?
>> All right. I know. I know how it looks,
Feebs, but I'm telling you,
>> but but you know you cannot get involved
with your assistant.
>> Yes, I know that. I know that. And I
know that hiring him was probably not
the smartest thing that I've ever done,
but I'm telling you from this moment on,
I swear this is strictly professional.
>> Yes.
>> Hey, Rachel.
>> Hi.
>> Cute assistant. What's his story? Is he
like
>> gay? Yeah.
[Applause]
>> I'll get it. I will get that.
>> Hi.
>> Hi.
>> One uh vegetarian pizza. It's 12:15.
>> Oh. and see.
>> Uh, by the way, if it makes you feel any
better, uh, I happen to like 8-year-old
boys.
>> What?
>> Oh, I mean, was the uh, your hair before
your hair? You said you thought that
your hair looked like an 8-year-old
boy's, and I'm I'm just saying I like
it.
The hair.
>> Thanks.
You understand? I don't actually like
8-year-olds.
>> You know, all I'm looking for is the
money.
>> Here you go. Now, stop bringing us pizza
as you.
>> I'm going to try.
>> You're welcome.
>> You couldn't let me have her, could you?
>> Hey. Oh, we we can't keep eating like
this.
It's uh 12:50.
>> Okay. Um
so,
>> do you make the pizzas in one of those
uh wood burning ovens?
>> No, actually, um I think they're gas.
>> Gas. Wow.
>> Intense.
>> If this is the way all the gellers
flirt, we don't have a problem.
Hey. Uh, you know that smell gas has
>> Yeah,
>> they put that in.
>> What?
>> The gas is odorless,
but they add the smell so you know when
there's a leak.
>> Well, okay.
a lot of other gas smells.
>> You know what? Um, actually, I I really
I should go.
>> Oh, but I I I haven't paid you yet.
>> You know what? That's okay. You guys
have ordered so many that this one's on
me.
>> I don't even know how I would go about
it.
>> Oh, what I do is uh I look a woman up
and down and I say, "Hey,
how you doing?"
>> Oh. Please.
>> Hey,
you don't
>> How How are we going to mess with them?
>> Well, you could use your position, you
know, as the roommate, and then I would
use, you know, the strongest tool at my
disposal, my sexuality.
>> Hello, children.
>> Hey.
>> Hey. Watch, learn, and don't eat my
cookie.
>> Hey.
>> Hey. Ooh. Wow. That jacket looks great
on you.
>> Really?
>> Yeah. The material looks so soft. Oh,
hello Mr. Bicep.
>> Have you been working out?
>> Well, I try to, you know, squeeze
things.
>> Are you okay?
>> Well, if you really want to know, I Oh,
I can't tell you this.
>> Maybe it's me. You can tell me anything.
Well, actually, you're the one person I
can't tell this to and the one person I
want to the most.
>> What's going on?
>> I think it's just, you know, that I
haven't been with a guy in so long and
you know how sometimes you're looking
for something and you just don't even
see that it's right there in front of
you sipping coffee.
>> Oh, no. Have I said too much?
>> You want some help with that?
>> No, no, thanks. I got it. Oh, no, I
don't. Oh,
you okay?
>> Yeahoo.
Stood up too fast. Got a little head
rush.
>> The heat
>> and and the humidity.
>> That's a uh that's a tough combination.
[Laughter]
>> Do you want to come in for some
lemonade? like you wouldn't believe.
>> Wow, this is a great place.
>> Thank you.
Just make yourself comfortable.
>> Gotcha.
>> So, this place is really my
grandmother's.
[Applause]
>> I got it from her when she moved to
Florida. Otherwise, I could never afford
a place like this.
[Applause]
So, if the landlord ever asks, I'm an
87y old woman who's afraid of her VCR.
You thirsty?
>> Oh, you bet I am.
>> Okay, here's your penis.
[Applause]
[Music]
>> Oh my god. What the hell are you doing?
You said you want to come in for some
lemonade.
>> So,
were you just going to give me lemonade?
>> Yeah.
>> Cover yourself up.
>> Oh, right. Sorry.
>> I don't believe this. I mean, someone
asks you in for lemonade and to you that
means they want to have sex.
>> Um, usually. Yeah. Well, not just
lemonade, iced tea, sometimes juice.
Sorry. I just thought you liked me. Such
a jerk.
>> It's okay.
I suppose it could happen to anyone. Not
anyone I know. But
by the way, I can still see it.
>> Hi, Rachel. I'm Dr. Schiff.
>> Yes, you are.
>> So, how's it going?
>> Oh, it's really, really good. But enough
about me. Come on.
Where are you from? What do you do?
>> I'm a doctor.
>> Right. Right. I actually I meant, you
know, in your spare time, do you cook?
Do you ski? Or just hang out with your
wife or girlfriend?
>> Uh, I don't have a wife or girlfriend,
but I I do like to ski.
>> Oh, I love to ski. How amazing is this?
>> So, are you experiencing any discomfort?
>> No, I'm very comfortable. Any painful
gas?
>> No.
>> Shoot. Dr. Schiff, what kind of question
is that?
>> Okay, then. Would you like to lie down
on the table?
>> Well, would you like me to lie down on
the table?
>> I'm sorry. Is there something going on
here?
>> Do you feel it, too?
>> You know, on second thought, gum would
be perfection.
Gum would be perfection.
Gum would be perfection. Could have said
gum would be nice. Could have said I'll
have a stick, but no, no, no, no, no.
For me, gum is perfection.
I loathe myself.
What next? Blow a bubble. A bubble's
good. It's got a uh boyish charm. It's
impish.
Here we go.
[Laughter]
Nice going, imp.
Okay, it it's okay. All I need to do is
reach over and put it back in my mouth.
>> Good. Safe. We're back on track. And I'm
chewing someone else's gum.
This is not my gum. Oh my god. Oh my
god.
And now you're choking.
>> Are you all right?
>> Oh my god. You're choking.
>> Yes. Thank you. That was
That was
>> perfection.
Hello, Joey.
>> Hey, Felicity.
>> Um, I thought about you all day.
>> Yeah.
>> Talk New York to me again.
>> Forget about it.
>> How you doing?
>> I'm quitting. I just helped an
81year-old woman put on a thong and she
didn't even buy it.
>> I'm telling you, I'm quitting. That's
it. I'm talking to my boss right now.
Yes, I am. Yes, I am. Yes, I am. Yes, I
am. Yes, I am. Yes, I am. Okay, bye.
Call me when you get this message.
>> Oh, Mr. Waltham, I uh really need to
talk to you.
>> In a moment, please. I'm in the middle
of a task and you have a customer.
>> Hi.
>> Hi. I'm Joshua.
>> Hi. I'm Rachel Green. What can I do for
you, Joshua?
>> Well, uh, I need a whole new wardrobe.
My wife, well, my exwife.
>> Oh, I'm so sorry. Anyway,
she burned all of my clothes. I got away
with two things. This suit and what
turned out to be a uh skirt.
>> But at least that's a great suit.
>> Yeah, but it wasn't much fun dropping it
off at the dry cleaners in the skirt.
So, I need everything down to underwear.
So, if you're willing, I'm uh I'm all
yours.
Okay,
>> Rachel, you needed to speak to me.
>> No, no, that wasn't me.
>> Well, we should get started. Let me show
you my underwear.
>> The selection of underwear that we
carry.
>> Oh, I'm sorry. It's this way. It's this
way.
>> It's this way. Yeah. Sorry.
Would
[Music]
you like to go to a basketball game with
No.
>> You know, it's funny basketball because
I happen to have tickets to
um
who likes the Nick.
>> What do you think? Oh, well, as a single
woman who is available,
I think you look great.
>> Huh? Huh?
>> Yep. Oh, yeah. You look great.
>> Oh, yeah. Yeah, this looks great.
>> Um, so you like it?
>> I do. I do. I love it. In fact, I think
I'm going to wear it home.
>> Great.
>> All right. Well, thank you so much for
all your help.
>> Sure.
>> Well, I guess uh I guess this is it.
>> See you.
>> Thanks. Maybe I'll see you in the
spring, you know, with the uh for the
bathing suits.
>> Well, well, you don't want to do that
now.
>> That's okay. I
>> Anyway, hopefully I I'll see you around
sometime.
>> Basketball.
>> Sorry.
>> I uh I have two tickets to the Knicks
game tonight if you're interested. just
as a thank you for this week.
>> Wow, that would be great.
>> Really?
>> Yeah, that would be fantastic. My my
nephew is crazy about the Knicks.
>> This is fantastic. Thank you so much,
Rachel.
>> Good morning.
>> Hi.
>> Okay, for next time, what do you say?
>> I have an extra ticket. an extra ticket.
Not two tickets. I have an extra ticket.
>> So, the first time you asked a guy out,
he he turns you down.
>> He didn't turn me down. He's at the
game, isn't he? I got the date. I'm just
not on it.
>> Rash, she wants you. She barely knows
me. We just live in the same building.
>> Any contact? Uh,
>> she lent me an egg once.
>> You're in.
Ah, right.
>> Hey, Ross.
>> Hey.
>> Come on, Ross. You got to get back in
the game here, okay? The Rachel thing is
not happening. Your ex-wife's a lesbian.
You
I don't think we need a third.
>> Excuse me. Can we get an egg over here?
Still in the show? Thanks.
>> An egg?
>> Yeah. You're going to go up to her and
say, "Here's your egg back. I'm
returning your egg.
I think it's winning.
>> Come on. I think it's insane.
>> She'll love it.
>> Thank you. Thank you. Here.
>> Go with the egg, my friend.
Go, go, go, go, go.
>> They going to work.
>> No way. It's suicide. The man's got an
egg.
>> Oh my god. Joey Trivani from Days of Our
Lives just walked in here.
>> Ra, he's a friend of ours.
>> You are friends with Dr. Drake Raor.
>> It's kind of hard to be friends with
Drake because of his busy schedule and
the fact that he's not real.
>> Hey. Hey. Or I could bring my keyboard
here sometime.
>> Just come. Just come over, Joey.
>> I know. Here. Here.
>> Oh,
no. This is my friend Rachel. We went to
high school together.
>> I
I love you on that show.
>> I watch you every day. I mean, when you
took out your own kidney to save your
ex-wife, even though she tried to kill
you.
>> Well, it's always nice to meet the fans.
>> She's not crazy, is she?
>> So, uh, how are you doing?
>> Hey. Hey, how's it going? Did you make
any new friends?
>> Yeah. Yeah, I met this woman.
>> Hey, Mom. Whoa. What's she like?
>> Uh, well, she's really good in bed.
>> I thought you going to try to be friends
first.
>> Well, look. Hey, it's all your fault.
>> What? Why?
>> Because you didn't give me advice. No,
you gave me a pickup line. As soon as I
told her I wanted to, you know, build a
foundation and be friends first, I
suddenly, through no fault of my own,
became irresistible to her
and a roommate.
>> What about the closeness?
>> Closeness? There was three of us for
crying out loud.
>> Please help me. I have a date tonight.
It has to go well. Okay. I'm scared for
my health.
>> Okay. Okay. Oh. Oh. Oh, I got something.
Okay. It's a story that I came up with.
Very romantic. I swear any woman that
hears it, they're like putty.
>> Really? Well, then tell it to me.
>> Okay. Now, you're going to want to have
sex with me when you hear it. But you
have to remember it is just the story.
>> I'll try to control myself.
>> Okay.
Years ago, when I was backpacking across
Western Europe,
>> you were backpacking across Western
Europe. Have a nice six more months,
Ross.
>> Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. Please,
please. You You were in Western Europe
and
I was just outside of Barcelona hiking
in the foothills of Mount Tibidabu.
I was at the end of this path and I came
to a clearing and there was a lake very
secluded and there were tall trees all
around. It was dead silent.
gorgeous.
And across the lake, I saw a beautiful
woman bathing herself,
but she was crying.
>> Why?
>> This is great wine.
>> It's from France
in Europe.
Western Europe,
>> you know. Um, a few years ago, uh,
actually I was backpacking across
Western Europe.
>> Really?
>> Mhm. Wait, it gets better.
Um, yeah, I was in, um, Barcelona.
>> I studied for a year in Barcelona.
Anyway, um so I was um I was hiking.
>> I love hiking.
>> Oh, that's great.
>> I was hiking along the foothills of a
Mount Tibido.
>> I think it's Tibidaba.
>> Okay. Do you want to tell the story?
>> Wanted to
>> interesting.
>> Anyway,
um probably worked out for the best.
Yeah, sure.
>> Okay. In about 10 seconds, you're going
to see him kiss me.
>> And in about 5 seconds, you're going to
see why.
>> Ross, did I ever tell you about the time
that I went backpacking through Western
Europe?
[Laughter]
Hey, get ready to see some begging.
>> Oh, you came on to Ross.
>> What?
>> Now I'm so happy.
>> What are you talking about?
>> You use the Europe story.
>> That's the magic story you use when you
want to have sex.
>> How do you know about that story?
>> How do you know about that story?
I heard it from my friend Irene who
heard it from some guy.
>> Some guy.
>> No. No. She told me that his name was
Ken Adams.
>> Ken Adams.
>> Could you be more out of my league?
Ross, back me up here.
>> He can never get a woman like that in a
million years.
>> Thank you, buddy.
>> Oh. Oh. But you know, you always see
these really beautiful women with these
really nothing guys. You could be one of
those guys.
>> You could do that.
>> Thank you.
>> Absolutely.
>> Oh god, I can't believe I'm even
considering this. I'm very, very aware
of my tongue.
>> Come on. Come on. Here goes.
>> Yes.
>> Hi. Um, okay. Next word would be uh
Chandler.
Chandler is my name and uh
hi.
>> Yes, you said that.
>> Yes. Yes, I did. But what I didn't say
was what I was about to say. What I
wanted to say was uh would you like to
go out with me sometime? Thank you. Good
night.
>> Okay, let me just get changed and we can
go to dinner.
>> What do What happened to Jessica's body?
>> I'm not telling. You'll have to see it
on TV.
You don't know, do you?
>> No. Couldn't hear us.
>> Hey, good scene, man. Hey, you, too. All
right.
>> What? You weren't in it.
>> Oh, uh, Cash. This is my friend Rachel.
Rachel. Cash. Cash. Rachel.
>> How come I haven't seen you here before?
>> Well, Joey probably just thinks I'll
embarrass him. He thinks I'm some kind
of a soap opera nut,
>> which I'm not. I'm not.
Although, I do know that your uh your
favorite ice cream flavor is butter
pecan.
And uh and that your your dog's name is
Wall-E.
Oh, look at that. I'm just stroking your
arm.
>> Here we go. There we go.
>> Oh, we're leaving. Hi, Cash. Say hi to
Wall-E.
>> You're a really nice guy and I'm happy
to be your roommate and your friend. I'm
just, you know, I just don't feel that
way about you.
>> Oh,
I see what happened.
It's because I was trying to repel you,
right? Believe me, you'd feel a lot
different if I turned it on.
>> I don't think so.
>> Oh, I do.
>> How you doing?
I'm okay.
>> What?
>> What?
>> Oh, dear God.
>> And you know, if I get really hot, um I
I like to pick up this knife and and um
I I put the the cold steel against um
my body.
>> Are you all right? Oh, yeah. I'm fired.
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
>> Hey, hey, hey, careful around my
Porsche.
>> Hi, Joey.
>> Hey, how you doing?
>> He has the most amazing Porsche under
there. I'd love to show you, but I just
tucked her in. She's sleeping.
>> Hey, uh, would you two girls like to go
for a drink?
>> Oh,
whoops. Oh, I seem to have dropped my
fork.
Let me just bend over and get it.
[Laughter]
Oh, God.
Okay, enough. This is This is not going
to happen.
>> Oh, come on, Ros. I'm miserable here.
Come on. You started this. Now you
finish it.
>> Come on, West. Big love to me.
>> You know what?
>> What?
>> Forget it.
>> Oh, wow. What? Now, Ross, you're not
going to talk? How on earth will you
ever annoy me?
Oh, wait a minute. I know.
I mean, you think the damn jalapeno
would have cleared up your sinuses, but
no, that's not enough. But what are you
doing?
>> I'm getting that baby out of you.
[Applause]
>> Oh, God.
>> Oh, I know. All of them.
>> I think my water just broke.
>> I am good.
[Music]

Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

hair

/heər/

A2
  • noun
  • - the fine strands growing from the skin of humans and animals

think

/θɪŋk/

A2
  • verb
  • - to have an opinion or belief

like

/laɪk/

A1
  • verb
  • - to find something enjoyable or satisfactory

see

/siː/

A1
  • verb
  • - to perceive with the eyes

want

/wɒnt/

A2
  • verb
  • - to desire or wish for something

go

/ɡəʊ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to move or travel

look

/lʊk/

A2
  • verb
  • - to direct your eyes in order to see

feel

/fiːl/

A2
  • verb
  • - to be aware of something through touch or emotion

burn

/bɜːrn/

B1
  • verb
  • - to be on fire or cause something to be on fire

eat

/iːt/

A1
  • verb
  • - to put food in your mouth and swallow it

drink

/drɪŋk/

A1
  • verb
  • - to take liquid into the mouth and swallow it

flirt

/flɜːrt/

B2
  • verb
  • - to behave in a way that shows a sexual attraction without serious intentions

kiss

/kɪs/

A2
  • verb
  • - to touch someone with your lips as a sign of love or affection

choke

/tʃəʊk/

B1
  • verb
  • - to be unable to breathe properly, often because of something blocking your throat

underwear

/ˈʌndəweər/

B1
  • noun
  • - clothes worn next to the skin under other clothes

pizza

/ˈpiːtsə/

B1
  • noun
  • - a flat, usually round dish of bread baked with cheese, tomatoes, etc.

doctor

/ˈdɒktər/

A2
  • noun
  • - a person who is qualified to treat people who are ill

apartment

/əˈpɑːrtmənt/

B1
  • noun
  • - a set of rooms in a building where people live

grandmother

/ˈɡrænmʌðər/

A2
  • noun
  • - the mother of one of your parents

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Key Grammar Structures

  • I feel like Superman without my powers, you know.

    ➔ Present simple with 'like' for comparison

    ➔ The phrase 'I feel like' is used to compare the speaker's state to Superman without powers.

  • Well, now you understand how I feel every single day.

    ➔ Present simple with 'every single day' for routine

    ➔ 'Every single day' emphasizes the frequency of the feeling, using the present simple to indicate a routine.

  • I know how it looks, Feebs, but I'm telling you,

    ➔ Present continuous for ongoing action

    ➔ 'I'm telling you' uses the present continuous to indicate an action happening now.

  • You must be Hilda. Yeah. This is Tag Tag. This is Phoebe.

    ➔ Modal verb 'must' for deduction

    ➔ 'You must be Hilda' uses 'must' to express a logical conclusion based on evidence.

  • I think it's just, you know, that I haven't been with a guy in so long and you know how sometimes you're looking for something and you just don't even see that it's right there in front of you sipping coffee.

    ➔ Present perfect for past action with present relevance

    ➔ 'I haven't been with a guy in so long' uses the present perfect to highlight a past action with current relevance.

  • If this is the way all the Gellers flirt, we don't have a problem.

    ➔ Conditional sentence (Type 1) for hypothetical situation

    ➔ The sentence uses 'if' to describe a hypothetical situation and its likely result.

  • You know what? Um, actually, I I really I should go.

    ➔ Tag question with 'should'

    ➔ The phrase 'I should go' is followed by a tag question to seek confirmation or agreement.

  • You're welcome. You couldn't let me have her, could you?

    ➔ Tag question with 'could'

    ➔ The tag question 'could you?' is used to express mild criticism or sarcasm.

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