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Hey, you feeling better? 00:02
>> Yeah, I think that fifth shower actually 00:03
got the interview off me. 00:05
>> So, do you have any other possibilities? 00:07
>> Oh, yeah. Well, there is the possibility 00:10
that I won't make rent. 00:11
>> But if you want, I can lend you some 00:13
money. 00:15
>> No, no, no. Cuz if I couldn't pay you 00:16
back right away, then I'd feel guilty 00:17
and tense every time I saw you. 00:19
>> Oh, okay. Well, then why won't you uh 00:20
why won't you borrow it from mom and 00:22
dad? You feel guilty and tense around 00:23
them already. You might as well make 00:25
some money off of them. 00:28
[Applause] 00:29
[Music] 00:30
Hi. 00:34
>> Hi. 00:35
>> Hi, darling. So, what's this? 00:35
>> Some of your old stuff. 00:37
>> Well, sweetie, we have a surprise for 00:39
you. We're turning your room into a jam. 00:42
>> Wow, that is a surprise. Just one little 00:47
question. Uh, why not Ross's room? 00:50
>> Gosh, we talked about that, but your 00:52
brother has so many science trophies and 00:54
plaques and merit badges. Well, we 00:56
didn't want to disturb them. 00:59
>> Oh, God forbid. 01:00
>> You know, 01:07
>> you know that Stephie Graph has quite a 01:08
tush. 01:10
>> I'm just saying it's right there. 01:12
>> Hey, guys. 01:16
>> Hi, darling. 01:17
>> Where's my grandson? You didn't bring 01:18
him? 01:20
>> No, he's at uh Carol's and Susan's 01:21
today. 01:23
>> A woman in my office is a lesbian. 01:24
I'm just saying. 01:28
>> Oh, Jack, look. There's that house bank 01:30
commercial that cracks you up. 01:33
>> Where have you been? 01:39
>> Emotional hell. So, did they lend you 01:40
the money yet? 01:43
>> No, but that's probably cuz I haven't 01:44
asked them yet. 01:45
>> Come on, Monica. Do it. Hey, you guys. 01:46
Um, Monica has some news. 01:49
>> Um, yeah. So, uh, listen, I'm sorry I 01:53
didn't tell you this before, but, um, I 01:55
I'm no longer at my job. I I had to 01:58
leave it. 02:01
>> Why? Because they made me. 02:02
>> You were fired. 02:06
What are you going to do? 02:09
>> Judy. Judy, relax. This is our little 02:10
harmonica we're talking about. We taught 02:13
her. Well, 10% of your paycheck. Where 02:15
does it go? 02:18
>> In the bank. 02:18
>> The bank. 02:19
>> There you go. So, she dips into her 02:21
savings. That's what it's there for. 02:23
She's going to be fine. And if you need 02:25
a little extra, you know where to find 02:27
it. 02:29
>> Anything larger back there. 02:31
[Applause] 02:34
>> Okay, here you go. You can pay me back 02:35
whenever you like. 02:37
>> You have dinosaur checks? 02:39
>> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you get your money 02:41
and you learn a little something. What's 02:44
wrong with that? 02:45
>> Nothing. Nothing. Hey, you're a 02:47
cheaposaurus. 02:49
I'm kidding. No kidding. Thank you. I'm 02:53
very grateful. 02:55
[Music] 02:57
>> Hey, Monica. It's Chip. 02:59
>> Yes. 03:00
>> Who's Chip? 03:01
>> I was a good runner in at the bank 03:02
today. So, uh, here's my number. 03:03
5559323. 03:05
Give me a call later. 03:07
>> Chip is Chip Matthews. 03:08
>> The guy who took Rachel to the prom. Why 03:11
is he calling you? 03:14
>> Because I ran into him at the bank. He 03:15
is still so cute. 03:17
>> Monica, you are so lucky. He's like the 03:19
most popular guy in school. 03:21
>> I know. 03:24
>> Chip. Hi, it's Monica. 03:28
Okay. 03:32
Okay. 03:34
Okay. 03:37
Okay. Goodbye. Oh my god. We just had 03:39
the best conversation. 03:42
>> Hey guys. 03:45
>> Okay. Wait. Wait. Let me tell them. 03:46
>> Oh, sure. Joey's going to be a celebrity 03:47
guest on a game show, right? 03:49
>> Really? Which one? 03:52
>> Fish, seaweed, a sunken ship. 03:55
>> Things you find in the ocean. You're 03:58
going to be a pyramid. 03:59
>> That was our favorite game show ever. 04:03
>> Except for match game 04:05
>> or win, lose, or draw. 04:06
>> Oh, what did I marry into? 04:07
>> Well, do you guys want to come down 04:10
tomorrow and watch me tape the show? 04:11
>> Oh, we can't. We were throwing Phoebe a 04:12
bachelorette party. 04:14
>> Yeah. Sorry, boys. This ride's closing. 04:15
>> Oh, and Chandler and I have this stupid 04:20
college alumni thing. I can't believe 04:22
you get to meet Donnie Osman. 04:25
>> Seriously? Your huh? 04:28
>> Ross and I always wanted to be Donnie 04:31
and Marie. 04:33
>> You guys just keep getting cooler and 04:35
cooler. 04:37
>> Yeah, we used to perform for our family 04:40
and friends. 04:41
>> Oh god, that's right. I blocked that 04:42
out. 04:44
I'm a little bit country 04:46
>> and I'm a little bit rock and roll. 04:49
>> I'm leaving you. 04:54
>> There's no way I'm going to get a shot. 04:57
I mean, maybe they can take the needle 04:58
and squirt it into my mouth, you know, 05:00
like like a court gun. 05:02
>> Hello there. 05:04
>> Hi, 05:05
>> I'm Dr. Carlin. I see someone's having a 05:05
little allergic reaction. 05:08
>> Yes. Doctor, can I see you for just a 05:10
moment, please? 05:12
My brother um has a slight phobia about 05:15
needles. 05:19
>> Did you tell him about my my squirt gun 05:19
idea? 05:21
>> My brother, the PhD, would like to know 05:24
if there's any way to treat this orally? 05:27
>> No. Under these circumstances, it has to 05:29
be an injection and it has to be now. 05:32
>> A 05:37
good have a seat. Um doctor says it's 05:40
got to be a needle. So, you're just 05:42
going to have to be brave. Okay. Can you 05:43
do that for me? 05:46
>> Okay. 05:49
>> Okay. Oh, boy. You are doing so good. 05:50
[Music] 05:54
>> Okay. You want to squeeze my hand? 05:55
>> Yes. 05:57
>> Okay. 05:57
>> All right. Ross, don't squeeze it so 05:58
hard. Honey, really don't squeeze it so 06:00
hard. 06:02
>> I hold my hand. 06:04
>> Are you sure he didn't break it? Cuz it 06:09
really hurts. No, it's just a good bone 06:10
bruise. And right here is the puncture 06:13
wound from your ring. 06:18
>> I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. 06:20
Sorry. 06:23
Sorry. Hey. Hey. I got my ass's back. 06:25
>> Which we can celebrate later. 06:29
You know, actually, I'm kind of glad 06:35
they're leaving cuz uh I need to talk to 06:38
you about something. 06:41
>> What's up? 06:43
>> Well, this uh this may be a little 06:43
awkward. 06:45
>> Listen, if you want to borrow money, 06:46
it's kind of a bad time. I'm buying 06:47
dinner for 128 people tomorrow night. 06:48
>> It's It's not that. Um now, what I'm 06:52
going to say to you, I'm I'm not saying 06:55
as your friend, okay? I'm I'm saying it 06:56
as Monica's older brother. 06:58
>> But you're still my friend. 07:00
>> Not for the next few minutes. 07:01
During this time, are you are you still 07:04
my best man? 07:06
>> Nope. 07:08
>> Do I still call you Ross? 07:10
>> Okay. 07:11
>> You guys are getting married tomorrow. 07:14
And and I couldn't be more thrilled for 07:16
both of you. But as Monica's older 07:19
brother, I I have to tell you this. 07:22
If you ever hurt my little sister, 07:26
if you ever cause her any unhappiness of 07:30
any kind, I will hunt you down 07:34
and kick your ass. 07:38
>> What? I'm I'm I'm serious. 07:47
>> Okay, dude. Stop it. Okay. I'm I'm not 07:51
kidding here. 07:54
>> Hey, I hear what you're saying, okay? 07:54
And thanks for the warning. 07:56
>> No problem. 08:00
>> So, are we friends again? 08:02
>> Yeah. 08:05
>> Okay. 08:05
You won't believe what Monica's older 08:07
brother just said to me. 08:08
>> We were on the platform ready to dance 08:11
the world into the new millennium, and 08:13
the guy yells, "Cut." 08:15
>> Wait. So, you guys are telling me that 08:18
you actually did the routine from 8th 08:20
grade? 08:24
>> Yeah, but of course we had to update it 08:25
a little bit. But hey, by the way, quick 08:27
thinking about catching me. 08:30
>> Yeah, cuz I was going to say there's no 08:33
way you could have done the end the way 08:34
you guys did it back then. 08:36
>> What? We could do it. 08:39
>> I don't know. I mean, you were a lot 08:43
bigger. I mean, stronger back then. 08:44
I can do it. Okay, come on. Let's go. 08:50
>> One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, 08:55
eight. 08:59
>> I can't do it. 09:00
>> Now you do that, you're on TV. 09:04
>> Evie, come here. I want to show you 09:10
something in the bathroom. 09:11
>> Oh, Monica, grow up. 09:13
Hey, what do you got behind your back? 09:16
>> Nothing. Just just something I want to 09:18
get BB's opinion on for Valentine's Day. 09:20
>> You don't want my opinion? 09:23
>> Not really. 09:24
>> Come on. I'm your older brother. Ask me. 09:26
>> Oh. Oh, okay. Big brother. Um, which one 09:29
of these do you think would make your 09:31
little sister look hotter so your best 09:32
friend would want to do her? 09:35
>> The red one. 09:42
[Music] 09:45
You can't move. You just You just can't. 09:49
>> Rachel's right. This is where you guys 09:51
belong. 09:53
>> Yeah, you you don't want to live in 09:54
Westchester. That's like the worst of 09:55
the Chesters. 09:56
You 09:59
>> know, sometimes when I'm alone in my 09:59
apartment, I look over here and you guys 10:01
are just having dinner or watching TV or 10:03
something. But 10:07
it makes me feel better. And now when I 10:10
look over, who am I going to see? The 10:12
gotes, the the Yangs, 10:14
they don't make me feel so good. 10:18
>> Yeah. So, so don't move, okay? Just stay 10:21
here and maybe close your blinds at 10:24
night. 10:27
>> Hey. Hey, Dad. What's up? 10:27
Oh, God. 10:32
Ross, it's Nana. 10:34
[Music] 10:38
Hey, 10:44
[Music] 10:46
how are you? 10:48
>> Hey, Dad. 10:48
>> So, uh, 10:52
>> how's she doing? 10:53
>> The doctor says it's a matter of hours. 10:55
H, how are you, Mom? 10:58
>> Me? I'm fine. Fine. I'm glad you're 10:59
here. 11:02
>> What's with your hair? What? 11:05
What's different? 11:08
>> Nothing. 11:10
>> Oh, maybe that's it. 11:11
Monica, 11:13
>> she's unbelievable. Her mother was like, 11:14
"Relax. Relax. Okay, we are going to be 11:15
here for a while, it looks like, and we 11:18
still have boyfriends in your career to 11:20
cover." 11:22
>> Oh, God. 11:23
[Music] 11:27
>> The fuzzy little mints at the bottom of 11:31
her purse. 11:33
>> Oh, 11:33
yeah. They were gross. 11:35
Oh, you know what? I love her sweet and 11:38
lows. 11:41
>> How she was always stealing them from 11:42
from restaurants. Not just restaurants, 11:44
from our house. 11:47
>> Mrs. Keller. 11:50
[Music] 11:54
>> She looks so small. 11:56
>> I know. 11:58
>> Well, at least she's with Pop Pop and 12:00
Aunt Phyllis now. 12:02
Goodbye, Nana. 12:07
>> Bye, Nana. 12:16
>> What? 12:22
>> What is going on? 12:26
>> You know how the nurse said that that 12:29
Nana had had passed? Well, she's not 12:30
quite 12:33
What? 12:35
>> She's not past. She's present. She's 12:36
back. 12:39
>> What's going on? 12:40
>> She may have died. 12:41
>> She may have died. 12:44
>> We're looking into it. 12:45
>> Um, I'll go see. 12:49
>> This almost never happens. 12:53
[Music] 13:00
Now she's passed. 13:13
>> Taylor 13:17
Jler, I saw what you were doing through 13:21
the window. I saw what you were doing to 13:23
my sister. Now get out here. 13:26
Listen, we had a good run. You know, 13:28
what was it? Four, five months. I mean, 13:32
that's more than most people have in a 13:34
lifetime. So, goodbye. Take care. 13:35
Bye-bye then. 13:36
>> What are you doing? 13:39
>> Oh, I'm going on the lamb. 13:40
>> Come on, J. Come on. I can handle Ross. 13:42
Hold on. 13:46
>> Hey, Ross. What's up, bro? 13:50
>> What 13:54
the hell are you doing? Hey, what's 13:56
what's going on? 13:58
>> Well, I think I think Ross knows about 13:59
me and Monica, 14:02
>> dude. He's right there. 14:05
>> I thought you were my best friend. This 14:09
is my sister. My best friend. And my 14:11
sister. I I cannot believe this. 14:14
>> Look, we're not just messing around. I 14:16
love her, okay? I'm in love with her. 14:19
>> I'm so sorry that you had to find out 14:23
this way. 14:25
I'm sorry, but it's true. I I love him, 14:27
too. 14:29
>> My best friend and my sister. 14:37
I cannot believe this. 14:42
>> Oh, you guys want to probably get some 14:46
hugs in, too, huh? Big news. 14:48
>> No, that's okay. We've actually known 14:51
for a while. 14:53
What? What? What? You guys knew? You You 14:58
all knew and you didn't tell me? 15:01
>> Well, Ross, we were worried about you. 15:04
Okay. We didn't know how you were going 15:06
to react. 15:07
>> You were worried about me? 15:12
You didn't know how I was going to 15:15
react. 15:17
Okay. All right. What do you say we all 15:20
uh clear out of here and let these two 15:24
love birds get back down to business? 15:25
>> Hey, hey, hey. I'm just talking here. He 15:30
He's the one doing your sister. 15:32
[Music] 15:38

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[English]
Hey, you feeling better?
>> Yeah, I think that fifth shower actually
got the interview off me.
>> So, do you have any other possibilities?
>> Oh, yeah. Well, there is the possibility
that I won't make rent.
>> But if you want, I can lend you some
money.
>> No, no, no. Cuz if I couldn't pay you
back right away, then I'd feel guilty
and tense every time I saw you.
>> Oh, okay. Well, then why won't you uh
why won't you borrow it from mom and
dad? You feel guilty and tense around
them already. You might as well make
some money off of them.
[Applause]
[Music]
Hi.
>> Hi.
>> Hi, darling. So, what's this?
>> Some of your old stuff.
>> Well, sweetie, we have a surprise for
you. We're turning your room into a jam.
>> Wow, that is a surprise. Just one little
question. Uh, why not Ross's room?
>> Gosh, we talked about that, but your
brother has so many science trophies and
plaques and merit badges. Well, we
didn't want to disturb them.
>> Oh, God forbid.
>> You know,
>> you know that Stephie Graph has quite a
tush.
>> I'm just saying it's right there.
>> Hey, guys.
>> Hi, darling.
>> Where's my grandson? You didn't bring
him?
>> No, he's at uh Carol's and Susan's
today.
>> A woman in my office is a lesbian.
I'm just saying.
>> Oh, Jack, look. There's that house bank
commercial that cracks you up.
>> Where have you been?
>> Emotional hell. So, did they lend you
the money yet?
>> No, but that's probably cuz I haven't
asked them yet.
>> Come on, Monica. Do it. Hey, you guys.
Um, Monica has some news.
>> Um, yeah. So, uh, listen, I'm sorry I
didn't tell you this before, but, um, I
I'm no longer at my job. I I had to
leave it.
>> Why? Because they made me.
>> You were fired.
What are you going to do?
>> Judy. Judy, relax. This is our little
harmonica we're talking about. We taught
her. Well, 10% of your paycheck. Where
does it go?
>> In the bank.
>> The bank.
>> There you go. So, she dips into her
savings. That's what it's there for.
She's going to be fine. And if you need
a little extra, you know where to find
it.
>> Anything larger back there.
[Applause]
>> Okay, here you go. You can pay me back
whenever you like.
>> You have dinosaur checks?
>> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you get your money
and you learn a little something. What's
wrong with that?
>> Nothing. Nothing. Hey, you're a
cheaposaurus.
I'm kidding. No kidding. Thank you. I'm
very grateful.
[Music]
>> Hey, Monica. It's Chip.
>> Yes.
>> Who's Chip?
>> I was a good runner in at the bank
today. So, uh, here's my number.
5559323.
Give me a call later.
>> Chip is Chip Matthews.
>> The guy who took Rachel to the prom. Why
is he calling you?
>> Because I ran into him at the bank. He
is still so cute.
>> Monica, you are so lucky. He's like the
most popular guy in school.
>> I know.
>> Chip. Hi, it's Monica.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay. Goodbye. Oh my god. We just had
the best conversation.
>> Hey guys.
>> Okay. Wait. Wait. Let me tell them.
>> Oh, sure. Joey's going to be a celebrity
guest on a game show, right?
>> Really? Which one?
>> Fish, seaweed, a sunken ship.
>> Things you find in the ocean. You're
going to be a pyramid.
>> That was our favorite game show ever.
>> Except for match game
>> or win, lose, or draw.
>> Oh, what did I marry into?
>> Well, do you guys want to come down
tomorrow and watch me tape the show?
>> Oh, we can't. We were throwing Phoebe a
bachelorette party.
>> Yeah. Sorry, boys. This ride's closing.
>> Oh, and Chandler and I have this stupid
college alumni thing. I can't believe
you get to meet Donnie Osman.
>> Seriously? Your huh?
>> Ross and I always wanted to be Donnie
and Marie.
>> You guys just keep getting cooler and
cooler.
>> Yeah, we used to perform for our family
and friends.
>> Oh god, that's right. I blocked that
out.
I'm a little bit country
>> and I'm a little bit rock and roll.
>> I'm leaving you.
>> There's no way I'm going to get a shot.
I mean, maybe they can take the needle
and squirt it into my mouth, you know,
like like a court gun.
>> Hello there.
>> Hi,
>> I'm Dr. Carlin. I see someone's having a
little allergic reaction.
>> Yes. Doctor, can I see you for just a
moment, please?
My brother um has a slight phobia about
needles.
>> Did you tell him about my my squirt gun
idea?
>> My brother, the PhD, would like to know
if there's any way to treat this orally?
>> No. Under these circumstances, it has to
be an injection and it has to be now.
>> A
good have a seat. Um doctor says it's
got to be a needle. So, you're just
going to have to be brave. Okay. Can you
do that for me?
>> Okay.
>> Okay. Oh, boy. You are doing so good.
[Music]
>> Okay. You want to squeeze my hand?
>> Yes.
>> Okay.
>> All right. Ross, don't squeeze it so
hard. Honey, really don't squeeze it so
hard.
>> I hold my hand.
>> Are you sure he didn't break it? Cuz it
really hurts. No, it's just a good bone
bruise. And right here is the puncture
wound from your ring.
>> I'm sorry. I'm really sorry.
Sorry.
Sorry. Hey. Hey. I got my ass's back.
>> Which we can celebrate later.
You know, actually, I'm kind of glad
they're leaving cuz uh I need to talk to
you about something.
>> What's up?
>> Well, this uh this may be a little
awkward.
>> Listen, if you want to borrow money,
it's kind of a bad time. I'm buying
dinner for 128 people tomorrow night.
>> It's It's not that. Um now, what I'm
going to say to you, I'm I'm not saying
as your friend, okay? I'm I'm saying it
as Monica's older brother.
>> But you're still my friend.
>> Not for the next few minutes.
During this time, are you are you still
my best man?
>> Nope.
>> Do I still call you Ross?
>> Okay.
>> You guys are getting married tomorrow.
And and I couldn't be more thrilled for
both of you. But as Monica's older
brother, I I have to tell you this.
If you ever hurt my little sister,
if you ever cause her any unhappiness of
any kind, I will hunt you down
and kick your ass.
>> What? I'm I'm I'm serious.
>> Okay, dude. Stop it. Okay. I'm I'm not
kidding here.
>> Hey, I hear what you're saying, okay?
And thanks for the warning.
>> No problem.
>> So, are we friends again?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
You won't believe what Monica's older
brother just said to me.
>> We were on the platform ready to dance
the world into the new millennium, and
the guy yells, "Cut."
>> Wait. So, you guys are telling me that
you actually did the routine from 8th
grade?
>> Yeah, but of course we had to update it
a little bit. But hey, by the way, quick
thinking about catching me.
>> Yeah, cuz I was going to say there's no
way you could have done the end the way
you guys did it back then.
>> What? We could do it.
>> I don't know. I mean, you were a lot
bigger. I mean, stronger back then.
I can do it. Okay, come on. Let's go.
>> One, two, three, four, five, six, seven,
eight.
>> I can't do it.
>> Now you do that, you're on TV.
>> Evie, come here. I want to show you
something in the bathroom.
>> Oh, Monica, grow up.
Hey, what do you got behind your back?
>> Nothing. Just just something I want to
get BB's opinion on for Valentine's Day.
>> You don't want my opinion?
>> Not really.
>> Come on. I'm your older brother. Ask me.
>> Oh. Oh, okay. Big brother. Um, which one
of these do you think would make your
little sister look hotter so your best
friend would want to do her?
>> The red one.
[Music]
You can't move. You just You just can't.
>> Rachel's right. This is where you guys
belong.
>> Yeah, you you don't want to live in
Westchester. That's like the worst of
the Chesters.
You
>> know, sometimes when I'm alone in my
apartment, I look over here and you guys
are just having dinner or watching TV or
something. But
it makes me feel better. And now when I
look over, who am I going to see? The
gotes, the the Yangs,
they don't make me feel so good.
>> Yeah. So, so don't move, okay? Just stay
here and maybe close your blinds at
night.
>> Hey. Hey, Dad. What's up?
Oh, God.
Ross, it's Nana.
[Music]
Hey,
[Music]
how are you?
>> Hey, Dad.
>> So, uh,
>> how's she doing?
>> The doctor says it's a matter of hours.
H, how are you, Mom?
>> Me? I'm fine. Fine. I'm glad you're
here.
>> What's with your hair? What?
What's different?
>> Nothing.
>> Oh, maybe that's it.
Monica,
>> she's unbelievable. Her mother was like,
"Relax. Relax. Okay, we are going to be
here for a while, it looks like, and we
still have boyfriends in your career to
cover."
>> Oh, God.
[Music]
>> The fuzzy little mints at the bottom of
her purse.
>> Oh,
yeah. They were gross.
Oh, you know what? I love her sweet and
lows.
>> How she was always stealing them from
from restaurants. Not just restaurants,
from our house.
>> Mrs. Keller.
[Music]
>> She looks so small.
>> I know.
>> Well, at least she's with Pop Pop and
Aunt Phyllis now.
Goodbye, Nana.
>> Bye, Nana.
>> What?
>> What is going on?
>> You know how the nurse said that that
Nana had had passed? Well, she's not
quite
What?
>> She's not past. She's present. She's
back.
>> What's going on?
>> She may have died.
>> She may have died.
>> We're looking into it.
>> Um, I'll go see.
>> This almost never happens.
[Music]
Now she's passed.
>> Taylor
Jler, I saw what you were doing through
the window. I saw what you were doing to
my sister. Now get out here.
Listen, we had a good run. You know,
what was it? Four, five months. I mean,
that's more than most people have in a
lifetime. So, goodbye. Take care.
Bye-bye then.
>> What are you doing?
>> Oh, I'm going on the lamb.
>> Come on, J. Come on. I can handle Ross.
Hold on.
>> Hey, Ross. What's up, bro?
>> What
the hell are you doing? Hey, what's
what's going on?
>> Well, I think I think Ross knows about
me and Monica,
>> dude. He's right there.
>> I thought you were my best friend. This
is my sister. My best friend. And my
sister. I I cannot believe this.
>> Look, we're not just messing around. I
love her, okay? I'm in love with her.
>> I'm so sorry that you had to find out
this way.
I'm sorry, but it's true. I I love him,
too.
>> My best friend and my sister.
I cannot believe this.
>> Oh, you guys want to probably get some
hugs in, too, huh? Big news.
>> No, that's okay. We've actually known
for a while.
What? What? What? You guys knew? You You
all knew and you didn't tell me?
>> Well, Ross, we were worried about you.
Okay. We didn't know how you were going
to react.
>> You were worried about me?
You didn't know how I was going to
react.
Okay. All right. What do you say we all
uh clear out of here and let these two
love birds get back down to business?
>> Hey, hey, hey. I'm just talking here. He
He's the one doing your sister.
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Vocabulary Meanings

interview

/ˈɪntərvjuː/

B2
  • noun
  • - a meeting to assess someone's suitability for a job

possibilities

/ˌpɒsɪˈbɪlɪtiz/

B1
  • noun
  • - things that could happen or be true

guilty

/ˈɡɪlti/

B1
  • adjective
  • - feeling responsible for doing something wrong

tense

/tens/

B1
  • adjective
  • - feeling nervous and unable to relax

surprise

/səˈpraɪz/

A2
  • noun
  • - something unexpected that makes someone happy

disturb

/dɪˈstɜːrb/

B1
  • verb
  • - to interrupt someone or something

tush

/tʌʃ/

C1
  • noun
  • - buttocks (informal)

emotional

/ɪˈmoʊʃənəl/

B1
  • adjective
  • - relating to feelings

lend

/lend/

A2
  • verb
  • - to give something to someone for a period of time

fired

/faɪərd/

B1
  • verb
  • - to dismiss someone from a job

paycheck

/ˈpeɪˌtʃek/

A2
  • noun
  • - a payment from an employer to an employee

savings

/ˈseɪvɪŋz/

A2
  • noun
  • - money that is saved

dinosaur

/ˈdaɪnəsɔːr/

A2
  • noun
  • - a reptile that lived millions of years ago

grateful

/ˈɡreɪtfəl/

B1
  • adjective
  • - feeling thankful

prom

/prɒm/

B1
  • noun
  • - a formal dance held at the end of the school year

celebrity

/sɪˈlebrəti/

B2
  • noun
  • - a famous person

bachelorette

/ˌbætʃəˈlɒrɛt/

B2
  • noun
  • - a party held for a woman who is getting married

routine

/ruːˈtiːn/

B1
  • noun
  • - a sequence of actions regularly followed

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Hey, you feeling better?

    ➔ Present Continuous for ongoing state/feeling

    ➔ The use of 'feeling' within the present continuous ('are feeling') emphasizes that the question is about the person's *current* state, not a general feeling.

  • So, do you have any other possibilities?

    ➔ Tag question with 'do' auxiliary verb

    ➔ The 'do' auxiliary verb is used to form a question tag, seeking confirmation of the possibility of other options. It's a common way to encourage a response.

  • You know, you know that Stephie Graph has quite a tush.

    ➔ Repetition for emphasis ('you know, you know')

    ➔ The double 'you know' is a colloquialism used to draw attention to the statement and emphasize its perceived importance or surprising nature. It's a filler phrase that adds a conversational tone.

  • If you ever hurt my little sister, if you ever cause her any unhappiness of any kind...

    ➔ First Conditional with 'if' clause and future consequence

    ➔ The repeated 'if' clause emphasizes the seriousness of the threat. The structure 'if + present simple, will + base verb' expresses a real possibility and its likely outcome.

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