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Okay, it's 00:00
ready. Come on. What's ready? Just come. 00:02
Oh my god. Wow. Hey, listen. Beautiful. 00:11
Oh, did you what? Did you work for two 00:17
days straight? 00:19
Pretty much. 00:21
What What do you think of the floor? I 00:24
don't know. It looks the same. 00:26
You used to have carpet. Oh, yeah. 00:29
So, I I made snacks. 00:33
Please just hang out. Okay. I'm I'm just 00:35
going to rest my eyes for just a little 00:37
bit. 00:39
Oh, come on. Do you want us to uh come 00:41
back later? Oh, no. No, no. Stay. Stay. 00:42
Stay. Just keep 00:45
talking. I am always the hostess. 00:47
All right. Now, Well, you don't have to 00:51
draw an actual wh Whoa. She's hot. 00:55
Now, everybody knows the basic 00:59
arrogynous zones. You got one, two, 01:01
three, 01:03
four, five, six, and seven. There are 01:05
seven. 01:10
Let me see 01:12
that. Oh, yeah. 01:13
That's one. Kind of an important one. 01:18
Oh, you know, you know what? I was 01:22
looking at it upside down. 01:23
Well, you know, sometimes that helps. 01:27
Okay. Now, most guys will hit uh 1, two, 01:35
three, and then go to seven and set up 01:38
camp. 01:40
That That's bad. Well, if you go to 01:42
Disneyland, you don't spend the whole 01:44
day on the Mad Horn. 01:45
Well, you might if we're anything like 01:48
seven. 01:49
All right. Uh, the important thing is to 01:52
take your time. You want to hit them all 01:55
and you want to mix them up. You got to 01:58
keep them on their toes. Toe toes. 02:00
Yeah. For some people. 02:08
All 02:11
right. You could uh start out with a a 02:11
little one, a two, a one, two, three, a 02:15
three, a 02:21
five, a four, a three, two, two, a two, 02:23
four, six, two, four, six, four, two, 02:29
two, four, 02:35
seven, five, seven, six, seven, seven, 02:37
Seven seven 02:43
seven seven. 02:46
[Laughter] 02:50
He's coming here for Thanksgiving. I 02:55
know it's sick. Why is it sick? Because 02:58
it's Richard's son. It's like inviting a 03:00
Greek tragedy over for dinner. 03:03
Hey, come on, Phoebe. You understand, 03:06
don't you? 03:07
Yeah, I could see where I'd be your best 03:09
shot, but no. 03:10
Sorry, honey. I think it's twisted. 03:13
Yeah. What's twisted? Me going out with 03:15
Richard's son. Ew. 03:18
Ew. Ew. Ew. 03:22
Sounds like a really bad idea to me. 03:25
Is he okay in there? He's fine. 03:30
Hey, you know, man, if things work out 03:34
between you and Richard's son, you'll be 03:36
able to tell your kids that you slept 03:37
with her grandfather. 03:39
Fine, judge all you want to, but married 03:43
a lesbian, left a man at the altar, fell 03:45
in love with a gay ice dancer, threw a 03:47
girl's wooden leg in the fire, live in a 03:49
box. 03:51
[Applause] 03:52
All right, there's a nuclear holocaust. 03:56
I'm the last man on Earth. Would you go 03:59
out with me? 04:02
I've got canned goods. 04:09
Hey guys, take a look at this. Check 04:12
this baby out. Dug me a hole. 04:15
Excellent hole, Joe. 04:20
Oh, no. No. My hole. 04:24
What? What? What is it? Jellyfish sting. 04:28
No, it hurts. It hurts. It hurts. Can we 04:31
help? You want us to take you back to 04:34
the house? Oh, it's like two miles. 04:35
Yeah. And I'm a little tired from 04:37
digging the hole. 04:38
Damn the jellyfish. Damn all the 04:41
jellyfish. 04:44
I got to do something. Well, there's 04:46
really only one thing you can do. What? 04:47
What is it? You're going to have to pee 04:49
on it. 04:51
What? Rose, don't blame me. I saw it on 04:53
the Discovery Channel. You know what? 04:57
He's right. There's something like uh 04:58
ammonia in that that kills the pain. 05:00
Well, forget it. It doesn't hurt that 05:04
bad. 05:06
If you want some privacy, you can use my 05:08
hole. 05:10
Pass the cheese, please. 05:15
My god, you can't even look at me, can 05:23
you? 05:25
Nope. Yay, it's BB. We can talk to BB. 05:27
No, I'm I'm too depressed to talk. I'll 05:32
give you $1,000 to talk to us. Hey, you 05:35
guys, what do you what do you think 05:39
about making that beach trip an annual 05:40
thing? No. 05:42
All right, that's it, you guys. What 05:44
happened out there? What? We took a 05:46
walk. Nothing happened. I came back with 05:49
nothing all over me. 05:52
Come on. What happened, Joey? 05:54
All right. No, Joey. We swear we'd never 05:58
tell. They'll never understand. 06:00
We have to say something. We have to get 06:07
it out. It's eating me alive. 06:09
Monica got stung by a jellyfish. All 06:13
right. 06:16
All 06:20
right. I got stung. 06:23
stung 06:28
bad. I couldn't stand I I couldn't walk. 06:30
We were two miles from the 06:35
house. We were scared and 06:38
alone. We didn't think we could make it. 06:41
I was in too much pain and I was tired 06:49
from digging the huge 06:51
hole. And then Joey remembered 06:54
something. 06:57
I'd seen this thing on the Discovery 06:59
Channel. Wait a minute. I saw that on 07:01
the Discovery Channel. Yeah. About 07:04
jellyfish and how if 07:06
you 07:10
either I thought I was going to pass out 07:19
from the pain. Anyway, I I tried but I I 07:21
couldn't been that way. 07:26
[Applause] 07:34
So, that's right. I stepped up. 07:37
She's my friend and she needed 07:43
help. If I had to, I'd pee on any one of 07:45
you. 07:48
only uh I 07:54
couldn't. I got the stage 07:59
fright. I wanted to help, but there was 08:03
just too much pressure. So So I uh I 08:05
turned to Chandler. 08:08
Joy kept screaming at me, "Do it now. Do 08:13
it. Do it. Do it now." 08:16
Sometimes late at night I can still hear 08:19
the screaming. 08:21
That's cuz sometimes I just do it 08:25
through my wall to freak you out. 08:27
Gentlemen, you're up first. Okay. Okay, 08:29
you have 30 08:32
seconds. The lightning round begins. 08:34
Stop it. 08:38
Now, what was Monica's nickname when she 08:41
was a field hockey goalie? Big fat 08:43
goalie. Correct. 08:44
Rachel claims this is her favorite 08:49
movie. Dangerous leaison. Correct. Her 08:51
actual favorite movie is Weekend at 08:53
Bernie. Correct. 08:55
In what part of her body did Monica get 08:58
a pencil stuck at age 14? 09:00
Who? E. 09:05
No. Her 09:09
ear. All right. Monica categorizes her 09:13
towels. How many categories are there? 09:15
Everyday use. Fancy guest. Fancy guest. 09:18
Two seconds. No. 11. 09:21
11. Unbelievable. 11 is correct. Yes. 09:25
All right. That's four for the guys. 09:31
Ladies, you're up. All right. Come on. 09:33
Oh. 09:36
30 seconds on the clock. Five correct 09:40
questions wins the game. The lightning 09:43
round begins now. What is Joey's 09:46
favorite food? Sandwiches. Correct. 09:48
Chandler was how old when he first 09:50
touched a girl's breast? 14. No, 19. 09:52
Thanks, man. 09:55
Joey had an imaginary childhood friend. 09:57
His name was Maurice. Correct. His 09:59
profession was space cowboy. Correct. 10:01
What is Chandler Bing's 10:05
job? Oh gosh. This has something to do 10:11
with numbers and processing. Well, it 10:13
carries a briefcase. 10 seconds. You 10:16
need this or you lose the game. It's um 10:17
it has something to do with 10:19
transbonding. Oh. Oh. Oh, he's a trans 10:20
trans monster. 10:22
That's not even a 10:26
word. I can get this. I can get this. 10:29
[Applause] 10:37
Can't find garbage bags. Oh, well, I 10:41
think I saw some in here. 10:43
What is it? 10:50
I don't know, but maybe if we keep that 10:52
drawer shut, it'll die. 10:54
We're living here. 10:59
What? What? What is it? Did you see the 11:06
size of the closets? 11:08
I can't believe we live here. 11:11
A 11:20
Joey, let me ask you a question. This 11:26
has been driving me crazy. What does 11:28
this light switch do? Oh, nothing. Did 11:30
it drive you crazy to have a switch and 11:33
not know what it did? I know what it 11:34
did. Nothing. 11:36
They wouldn't have put it there if it 11:39
didn't do something. How can you not 11:40
care? Like this. 11:42
You done? Yep. Hey. Hey. Hey. What's up? 11:50
This switch thing has been driving me 11:55
crazy. So, I turned it off and checked 11:56
every outlet. Now, four of them don't 11:59
work, which means one of them has to be 12:01
controlled by the switch. So, I plugged 12:03
in things in all four outlets that that 12:05
make noise. That way, when I turn it on, 12:07
I just follow the noise and find out 12:09
which one it is. 12:10
I better stop listening before you did. 12:13
You know, you you also could have used 12:16
uh lamps and then followed the light. 12:19
Yeah. Well, I'm using 12:22
noise. Okay. All right. So, everybody 12:24
ready? Here we go. 12:28
Something. I hear something. Where is 12:33
it? 12:36
It's coming from Joey. 12:48
Oh my god, that's so freaky. Turn him 12:51
off. 12:53
Hi. Hi. 12:58
What What are What are these? Oh, just 13:04
some pictures I made and hung up. 13:06
Thought they brighten up the place. They 13:09
do, don't you think? 13:11
No, no, no, 13:15
no. I I know that there's no hole there. 13:20
I just really like that picture. 13:23
Oh my god, look at this. Okay, but there 13:27
is a wire back there. I mean, that 13:30
switch is connected to something. I 13:32
don't care. The wires have come loose in 13:34
your 13:36
head. I just thought if I could follow 13:37
the wire, I could find out what it did. 13:39
And did you? 13:41
No. Disappears back there behind that 13:43
baseboard. For a minute there, I thought 13:46
it went 13:48
downstairs, but it didn't. 13:53
Say hello to Mrs. Katraus. Oh my god. 13:57
Hello, darling. Hello, Mrs. Katraus. 14:01
[Music] 14:06
The super couldn't figure out what it 14:10
did. The $200 an hour electrician 14:11
couldn't figure out what it did. 14:13
I've had seven pretty serious 14:16
shocks. I officially give up. Thank God. 14:19
Guess Joey was 14:24
right. Dad's 14:25
nothing. I'm doing it. I am totally 14:38
doing it. 14:41
[Music] 14:43
I lost it. What? Your nails? Oh, I know. 14:49
I never wear fake ones. I just did it so 14:54
my mom wouldn't give me grief about 14:55
biting them. Oh, no. I meant It's weird 14:56
that you only have nine 14:59
now. Oh my god. 15:03
Wait a minute. I had him when I put Oh 15:06
my god. It's in the kiche. 15:10
Oh my god. Okay, don't panic. I'm going 15:13
to go to the store. I'm going to get you 15:16
another set of nails. No one's going to 15:17
know. And you're going to look 15:18
great. Oh. Oh, it's cuz they're going to 15:21
eat. That's the problem. 15:24
Honey, don't bite your 15:27
nails. Okay. Uh please don't freak out. 15:31
Um, but uh there's a blue fingernail in 15:34
in one of the kiche cups and there's no 15:37
way to know which 15:40
one. And whoever finds it wins the 15:43
prize. Was hammered. Okay. There's no 15:46
way that you look like Ross's mother. 15:49
Then why would he say it? Because he's 15:52
crazy. Okay. He came up to me earlier 15:54
and thanked me for my very moving 15:56
performance in Titanic. 15:57
My mother's right. never going to get 16:02
married. You know what that 16:04
is? Who wouldn't want you? 16:07
Please. I'm a single mom with a 16:10
30-year-old son. 16:12
I'm getting married today. 16:19
Morning, Ros. I'm getting married today. 16:22
Yeah, you're 16:26
think you knew I was here. 16:30
[Music] 16:37
Well, I've I've never done that with you 16:39
before. 16:41
Nope. 16:43
So, uh, how are you? How you how you you 16:45
okay? 16:47
Yep. Yep. You Oh, yes. Yes. 16:49
Uh-huh. You 16:53
We did you. 16:56
Well, I better get going. Oh, yeah. 17:02
Absolutely. 17:04
Could you not look? I don't want to 17:08
look. 17:11
Oh my god. You still have the chipper. 17:13
What? That's what we used to call your 17:15
uh your motorcycle in high school. You 17:18
know, a motorcycle is a chopper and your 17:21
chip. 17:23
Never mind. 17:25
I think it's cute. 17:27
Wow. Lipper from the chipper. 17:34
So, you still in touch with anyone from 17:39
high school? Um, there's Rachel and um I 17:40
think that's it. How about you? Oh, 17:44
yeah. I still hang with Simmons and 17:47
Zana, you know, and I see Spindler a 17:48
lot. Lavine, Kelly, and I run into 17:50
Goldie from time to time. Stick Browns, 17:52
Okov, Maguire, JT Beersley. 17:55
Is that all? Ah, you know, after high 18:00
school, you just kind of lose touch. 18:02
Oh, yeah. I ran into Richard Dorfman. 18:05
Oh, how is he? Not so good. Me and 18:07
Simmons gave him a wedgie. 18:09
Isn't he an architect now? Yeah, they 18:13
still wear underwear. 18:14
The flight leaves in 4 hours. It could 18:16
take time to get a taxi. There could be 18:18
traffic. The plane could leave early. 18:19
When we get to London, there could be a 18:21
line at customs. Come on. 18:22
Six-hour trip to London. That's a lot of 18:26
Monica. 18:28
Passport check. Camera check. Travelers 18:31
checks check. Who are you saying check 18:34
to? Myself. You know, for remembering to 18:37
pack the thing, you know, you do a good 18:39
thing, you get a 18:40
check. My mom does it. I never realized 18:44
it was weird. Hey, my mom used to put 18:46
her head in the oven. Actually, she only 18:48
did it the one time. That it's pretty 18:51
weird. 18:54
Hey. Hey. Hey. Are you ready yet? Yep. 18:57
You got the tickets? Oh, got them right 19:00
here. Check. 19:01
I am so so sorry. I was going to do it 19:04
really. But then I was standing there 19:07
with 19:09
$327 in one hand and $238 in the other 19:09
hand. And I was thinking, "Wow, it's 19:13
been a long time since I 19:15
had 327 plus $238." 19:18
Joey, we had a deal. That That's why 19:23
you're here. I've got to fire you. And I 19:25
got to pay 19:27
rent. 19:29
Look, how how about this? You don't fire 19:31
me. Instead, I stay here. I gain their 19:33
trust and then they'll start listening 19:36
to all the nice things I've been saying 19:37
about you. 19:39
Kind of things you've been saying. Well, 19:41
nothing yet. They really hate you and I 19:43
want to fit in. I'm not even touching 19:44
the lasagna. Really? Oh, they love your 19:47
casserole. Yes. It's hard to believe 19:49
just a little while ago this was nothing 19:52
but ingredients. 19:53
Everyone seems to like your 19:57
dish. And you? I thought it was 19:59
quite tasty. 20:05
So, if everyone liked it and you liked 20:07
it, that would make this a success, 20:10
which would make you a 20:13
Well, I was going for wrong, but we can 20:17
use your word. 20:19
Yes. Well, I was wrong. And I have to 20:21
say, you really impressed me today. 20:26
Wow. Um, you might even say that she 20:31
pulled a Monica. 20:33
She doesn't know we switched it. How do 20:38
you think the suit would look on an 20:39
assistant? The owner of Alisandre came 20:41
over here to yell at me, but instead I 20:42
made him some sauce and he offered me 20:44
the job as head chef. Oh my god, you 20:45
just ruined the thing. I was practicing 20:48
the whole way home, but I'm so happy. 20:49
Can you believe it? I finally get to run 20:53
my own kitchen. Oh, you've waited so 20:55
long. 20:56
Hey, thieves. Quick question for you. 21:00
Yeah. How do you think the suit would 21:01
look on an assistant buyer at 21:03
Bloomingdales? 21:05
I don't know. Totally depend on her 21:06
coloring. And uh 21:08
you got the job. You got the job. Why 21:11
didn't you tell me? 21:14
Oh, it's going to be so great. I'm going 21:17
to get to help decide what we sell and 21:19
I'm going to have an office with walls 21:22
and everything. I'm going to have walls. 21:23
Okay. Is this the day of good news or 21:27
what? I got us a job. The wedding 21:29
reception. 21:31
Oh. Um, BB, I kind of need to talk to 21:34
you about that. 21:37
Um, well, I I I I think it might be time 21:42
for me to take a step back from the 21:45
catering, but we've only had one job. 21:46
I know, but now we have this second one, 21:50
and it just it feels like it's 21:52
snowballing, you know? 21:53
Yeah. What are you saying? 21:56
I got offered the head chef job at 21:58
Alessandro's. 22:00
What? It's okay cuz you know what? If 22:01
you think about it, you don't really 22:03
need me for the business. You're the 22:04
cook. 22:06
Without you, it's just me driving up to 22:09
people's houses with empty trays and 22:11
asking for money. 22:13
All right. But um well, I I'll pay you 22:18
back all the money you invested and you 22:21
can keep the van. For what? 22:23
I can't believe this. Got to get out of 22:27
here. Phoebe, wait a minute. 22:30
Diamond assistant buyer. 22:36
Are we in London? 22:39
What are you doing here? You can't be 22:42
here. I've uh I've come to talk to Ross. 22:44
What? 22:50
Nothing. No, nothing. I was going to 22:54
call him, but you came to tell him you 22:57
love him. I knew it. I was right. I'm 23:00
right. 23:03
Right. I'd really rather talk to him. 23:04
[Music] 23:10

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[English]
Okay, it's
ready. Come on. What's ready? Just come.
Oh my god. Wow. Hey, listen. Beautiful.
Oh, did you what? Did you work for two
days straight?
Pretty much.
What What do you think of the floor? I
don't know. It looks the same.
You used to have carpet. Oh, yeah.
So, I I made snacks.
Please just hang out. Okay. I'm I'm just
going to rest my eyes for just a little
bit.
Oh, come on. Do you want us to uh come
back later? Oh, no. No, no. Stay. Stay.
Stay. Just keep
talking. I am always the hostess.
All right. Now, Well, you don't have to
draw an actual wh Whoa. She's hot.
Now, everybody knows the basic
arrogynous zones. You got one, two,
three,
four, five, six, and seven. There are
seven.
Let me see
that. Oh, yeah.
That's one. Kind of an important one.
Oh, you know, you know what? I was
looking at it upside down.
Well, you know, sometimes that helps.
Okay. Now, most guys will hit uh 1, two,
three, and then go to seven and set up
camp.
That That's bad. Well, if you go to
Disneyland, you don't spend the whole
day on the Mad Horn.
Well, you might if we're anything like
seven.
All right. Uh, the important thing is to
take your time. You want to hit them all
and you want to mix them up. You got to
keep them on their toes. Toe toes.
Yeah. For some people.
All
right. You could uh start out with a a
little one, a two, a one, two, three, a
three, a
five, a four, a three, two, two, a two,
four, six, two, four, six, four, two,
two, four,
seven, five, seven, six, seven, seven,
Seven seven
seven seven.
[Laughter]
He's coming here for Thanksgiving. I
know it's sick. Why is it sick? Because
it's Richard's son. It's like inviting a
Greek tragedy over for dinner.
Hey, come on, Phoebe. You understand,
don't you?
Yeah, I could see where I'd be your best
shot, but no.
Sorry, honey. I think it's twisted.
Yeah. What's twisted? Me going out with
Richard's son. Ew.
Ew. Ew. Ew.
Sounds like a really bad idea to me.
Is he okay in there? He's fine.
Hey, you know, man, if things work out
between you and Richard's son, you'll be
able to tell your kids that you slept
with her grandfather.
Fine, judge all you want to, but married
a lesbian, left a man at the altar, fell
in love with a gay ice dancer, threw a
girl's wooden leg in the fire, live in a
box.
[Applause]
All right, there's a nuclear holocaust.
I'm the last man on Earth. Would you go
out with me?
I've got canned goods.
Hey guys, take a look at this. Check
this baby out. Dug me a hole.
Excellent hole, Joe.
Oh, no. No. My hole.
What? What? What is it? Jellyfish sting.
No, it hurts. It hurts. It hurts. Can we
help? You want us to take you back to
the house? Oh, it's like two miles.
Yeah. And I'm a little tired from
digging the hole.
Damn the jellyfish. Damn all the
jellyfish.
I got to do something. Well, there's
really only one thing you can do. What?
What is it? You're going to have to pee
on it.
What? Rose, don't blame me. I saw it on
the Discovery Channel. You know what?
He's right. There's something like uh
ammonia in that that kills the pain.
Well, forget it. It doesn't hurt that
bad.
If you want some privacy, you can use my
hole.
Pass the cheese, please.
My god, you can't even look at me, can
you?
Nope. Yay, it's BB. We can talk to BB.
No, I'm I'm too depressed to talk. I'll
give you $1,000 to talk to us. Hey, you
guys, what do you what do you think
about making that beach trip an annual
thing? No.
All right, that's it, you guys. What
happened out there? What? We took a
walk. Nothing happened. I came back with
nothing all over me.
Come on. What happened, Joey?
All right. No, Joey. We swear we'd never
tell. They'll never understand.
We have to say something. We have to get
it out. It's eating me alive.
Monica got stung by a jellyfish. All
right.
All
right. I got stung.
stung
bad. I couldn't stand I I couldn't walk.
We were two miles from the
house. We were scared and
alone. We didn't think we could make it.
I was in too much pain and I was tired
from digging the huge
hole. And then Joey remembered
something.
I'd seen this thing on the Discovery
Channel. Wait a minute. I saw that on
the Discovery Channel. Yeah. About
jellyfish and how if
you
either I thought I was going to pass out
from the pain. Anyway, I I tried but I I
couldn't been that way.
[Applause]
So, that's right. I stepped up.
She's my friend and she needed
help. If I had to, I'd pee on any one of
you.
only uh I
couldn't. I got the stage
fright. I wanted to help, but there was
just too much pressure. So So I uh I
turned to Chandler.
Joy kept screaming at me, "Do it now. Do
it. Do it. Do it now."
Sometimes late at night I can still hear
the screaming.
That's cuz sometimes I just do it
through my wall to freak you out.
Gentlemen, you're up first. Okay. Okay,
you have 30
seconds. The lightning round begins.
Stop it.
Now, what was Monica's nickname when she
was a field hockey goalie? Big fat
goalie. Correct.
Rachel claims this is her favorite
movie. Dangerous leaison. Correct. Her
actual favorite movie is Weekend at
Bernie. Correct.
In what part of her body did Monica get
a pencil stuck at age 14?
Who? E.
No. Her
ear. All right. Monica categorizes her
towels. How many categories are there?
Everyday use. Fancy guest. Fancy guest.
Two seconds. No. 11.
11. Unbelievable. 11 is correct. Yes.
All right. That's four for the guys.
Ladies, you're up. All right. Come on.
Oh.
30 seconds on the clock. Five correct
questions wins the game. The lightning
round begins now. What is Joey's
favorite food? Sandwiches. Correct.
Chandler was how old when he first
touched a girl's breast? 14. No, 19.
Thanks, man.
Joey had an imaginary childhood friend.
His name was Maurice. Correct. His
profession was space cowboy. Correct.
What is Chandler Bing's
job? Oh gosh. This has something to do
with numbers and processing. Well, it
carries a briefcase. 10 seconds. You
need this or you lose the game. It's um
it has something to do with
transbonding. Oh. Oh. Oh, he's a trans
trans monster.
That's not even a
word. I can get this. I can get this.
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Can't find garbage bags. Oh, well, I
think I saw some in here.
What is it?
I don't know, but maybe if we keep that
drawer shut, it'll die.
We're living here.
What? What? What is it? Did you see the
size of the closets?
I can't believe we live here.
A
Joey, let me ask you a question. This
has been driving me crazy. What does
this light switch do? Oh, nothing. Did
it drive you crazy to have a switch and
not know what it did? I know what it
did. Nothing.
They wouldn't have put it there if it
didn't do something. How can you not
care? Like this.
You done? Yep. Hey. Hey. Hey. What's up?
This switch thing has been driving me
crazy. So, I turned it off and checked
every outlet. Now, four of them don't
work, which means one of them has to be
controlled by the switch. So, I plugged
in things in all four outlets that that
make noise. That way, when I turn it on,
I just follow the noise and find out
which one it is.
I better stop listening before you did.
You know, you you also could have used
uh lamps and then followed the light.
Yeah. Well, I'm using
noise. Okay. All right. So, everybody
ready? Here we go.
Something. I hear something. Where is
it?
It's coming from Joey.
Oh my god, that's so freaky. Turn him
off.
Hi. Hi.
What What are What are these? Oh, just
some pictures I made and hung up.
Thought they brighten up the place. They
do, don't you think?
No, no, no,
no. I I know that there's no hole there.
I just really like that picture.
Oh my god, look at this. Okay, but there
is a wire back there. I mean, that
switch is connected to something. I
don't care. The wires have come loose in
your
head. I just thought if I could follow
the wire, I could find out what it did.
And did you?
No. Disappears back there behind that
baseboard. For a minute there, I thought
it went
downstairs, but it didn't.
Say hello to Mrs. Katraus. Oh my god.
Hello, darling. Hello, Mrs. Katraus.
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The super couldn't figure out what it
did. The $200 an hour electrician
couldn't figure out what it did.
I've had seven pretty serious
shocks. I officially give up. Thank God.
Guess Joey was
right. Dad's
nothing. I'm doing it. I am totally
doing it.
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I lost it. What? Your nails? Oh, I know.
I never wear fake ones. I just did it so
my mom wouldn't give me grief about
biting them. Oh, no. I meant It's weird
that you only have nine
now. Oh my god.
Wait a minute. I had him when I put Oh
my god. It's in the kiche.
Oh my god. Okay, don't panic. I'm going
to go to the store. I'm going to get you
another set of nails. No one's going to
know. And you're going to look
great. Oh. Oh, it's cuz they're going to
eat. That's the problem.
Honey, don't bite your
nails. Okay. Uh please don't freak out.
Um, but uh there's a blue fingernail in
in one of the kiche cups and there's no
way to know which
one. And whoever finds it wins the
prize. Was hammered. Okay. There's no
way that you look like Ross's mother.
Then why would he say it? Because he's
crazy. Okay. He came up to me earlier
and thanked me for my very moving
performance in Titanic.
My mother's right. never going to get
married. You know what that
is? Who wouldn't want you?
Please. I'm a single mom with a
30-year-old son.
I'm getting married today.
Morning, Ros. I'm getting married today.
Yeah, you're
think you knew I was here.
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Well, I've I've never done that with you
before.
Nope.
So, uh, how are you? How you how you you
okay?
Yep. Yep. You Oh, yes. Yes.
Uh-huh. You
We did you.
Well, I better get going. Oh, yeah.
Absolutely.
Could you not look? I don't want to
look.
Oh my god. You still have the chipper.
What? That's what we used to call your
uh your motorcycle in high school. You
know, a motorcycle is a chopper and your
chip.
Never mind.
I think it's cute.
Wow. Lipper from the chipper.
So, you still in touch with anyone from
high school? Um, there's Rachel and um I
think that's it. How about you? Oh,
yeah. I still hang with Simmons and
Zana, you know, and I see Spindler a
lot. Lavine, Kelly, and I run into
Goldie from time to time. Stick Browns,
Okov, Maguire, JT Beersley.
Is that all? Ah, you know, after high
school, you just kind of lose touch.
Oh, yeah. I ran into Richard Dorfman.
Oh, how is he? Not so good. Me and
Simmons gave him a wedgie.
Isn't he an architect now? Yeah, they
still wear underwear.
The flight leaves in 4 hours. It could
take time to get a taxi. There could be
traffic. The plane could leave early.
When we get to London, there could be a
line at customs. Come on.
Six-hour trip to London. That's a lot of
Monica.
Passport check. Camera check. Travelers
checks check. Who are you saying check
to? Myself. You know, for remembering to
pack the thing, you know, you do a good
thing, you get a
check. My mom does it. I never realized
it was weird. Hey, my mom used to put
her head in the oven. Actually, she only
did it the one time. That it's pretty
weird.
Hey. Hey. Hey. Are you ready yet? Yep.
You got the tickets? Oh, got them right
here. Check.
I am so so sorry. I was going to do it
really. But then I was standing there
with
$327 in one hand and $238 in the other
hand. And I was thinking, "Wow, it's
been a long time since I
had 327 plus $238."
Joey, we had a deal. That That's why
you're here. I've got to fire you. And I
got to pay
rent.
Look, how how about this? You don't fire
me. Instead, I stay here. I gain their
trust and then they'll start listening
to all the nice things I've been saying
about you.
Kind of things you've been saying. Well,
nothing yet. They really hate you and I
want to fit in. I'm not even touching
the lasagna. Really? Oh, they love your
casserole. Yes. It's hard to believe
just a little while ago this was nothing
but ingredients.
Everyone seems to like your
dish. And you? I thought it was
quite tasty.
So, if everyone liked it and you liked
it, that would make this a success,
which would make you a
Well, I was going for wrong, but we can
use your word.
Yes. Well, I was wrong. And I have to
say, you really impressed me today.
Wow. Um, you might even say that she
pulled a Monica.
She doesn't know we switched it. How do
you think the suit would look on an
assistant? The owner of Alisandre came
over here to yell at me, but instead I
made him some sauce and he offered me
the job as head chef. Oh my god, you
just ruined the thing. I was practicing
the whole way home, but I'm so happy.
Can you believe it? I finally get to run
my own kitchen. Oh, you've waited so
long.
Hey, thieves. Quick question for you.
Yeah. How do you think the suit would
look on an assistant buyer at
Bloomingdales?
I don't know. Totally depend on her
coloring. And uh
you got the job. You got the job. Why
didn't you tell me?
Oh, it's going to be so great. I'm going
to get to help decide what we sell and
I'm going to have an office with walls
and everything. I'm going to have walls.
Okay. Is this the day of good news or
what? I got us a job. The wedding
reception.
Oh. Um, BB, I kind of need to talk to
you about that.
Um, well, I I I I think it might be time
for me to take a step back from the
catering, but we've only had one job.
I know, but now we have this second one,
and it just it feels like it's
snowballing, you know?
Yeah. What are you saying?
I got offered the head chef job at
Alessandro's.
What? It's okay cuz you know what? If
you think about it, you don't really
need me for the business. You're the
cook.
Without you, it's just me driving up to
people's houses with empty trays and
asking for money.
All right. But um well, I I'll pay you
back all the money you invested and you
can keep the van. For what?
I can't believe this. Got to get out of
here. Phoebe, wait a minute.
Diamond assistant buyer.
Are we in London?
What are you doing here? You can't be
here. I've uh I've come to talk to Ross.
What?
Nothing. No, nothing. I was going to
call him, but you came to tell him you
love him. I knew it. I was right. I'm
right.
Right. I'd really rather talk to him.
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Vocabulary Meanings

snacks

snæks

A1
  • noun
  • - small portions of food eaten between meals

hostess

ˈhoʊstəs

A2
  • noun
  • - a woman who receives or entertains guests

arrogant

ˈærəɡənt

B1
  • adjective
  • - having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities

important

ɪmˈpɔrτənt

A2
  • adjective
  • - of great significance or value

Disneyland

ˈdɪzniˌlænd

A1
  • noun
  • - a large theme park based on Disney characters and movies

Thanksgiving

ˌθæŋksˈɡɪvɪŋ

A2
  • noun
  • - a national holiday in the United States and Canada celebrating the harvest and other blessings of the past year

twisted

ˈtwɪstɪd

B1
  • adjective
  • - mentally or emotionally disturbed; perverse

holocaust

ˈhoʊəˌkɔst

B2
  • noun
  • - a great destruction or sacrifice of life, especially by fire

jellyfish

ˈdʒɛliˌfɪʃ

A2
  • noun
  • - a marine animal with a gelatinous umbrella-shaped body and stinging tentacles

ammonia

əˈmoʊniə

B2
  • noun
  • - a colorless, pungent gas composed of nitrogen and hydrogen

privacy

ˈpraɪvəsi

A2
  • noun
  • - the state or condition of being free from being observed or disturbed by other people

annual

ˈænjuəl

A2
  • adjective
  • - occurring once every year

catering

ˈkeɪtərɪŋ

B1
  • noun
  • - the business of providing food services for events

snowballing

ˈsnoʊˌbɔlɪŋ

B2
  • verb
  • - to increase rapidly in size or scope

chef

ʃɛf

A1
  • noun
  • - a professional cook, typically the chief cook in a restaurant

assistant

əˈsɪstənt

A2
  • noun
  • - a person who helps another, typically in an office or other workplace

Bloomingdales

ˈblʊmɪŋdeɪlz

A1
  • noun
  • - a well-known department store chain in the United States

office

ˈɒfɪs

A1
  • noun
  • - a room or building where people work, typically with desks and computers

wedding

ˈwɛdɪŋ

A1
  • noun
  • - a ceremony in which two people are married

reception

rɪˈsɛpʃən

A2
  • noun
  • - a formal party held after a wedding ceremony

diamond

ˈdaɪəmənd

A1
  • noun
  • - a precious stone consisting of a clear and colorless crystalline form of pure carbon

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