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Hey guys, take a look at this. Check 00:00
this baby out. Dug me a hole. [laughter] 00:02
>> Excellent hole, Joe. 00:07
>> Oh, no. No. My hole. 00:11
>> What? What? What is it? 00:16
>> JELLYFISH STING. OW. It hurts. It hurts. 00:18
It hurts. 00:20
>> Can we help? You want us to TAKE YOU 00:21
BACK TO THE HOUSE? 00:22
>> OH, it's like two miles. 00:23
>> Yeah. And I'm a little tired from 00:24
digging the hole. 00:26
>> Oh, damn. The jellyfish. Damn all the 00:28
jellyfish. 00:31
>> I got to do something. 00:33
>> Well, there's really only one thing you 00:34
can do. 00:36
>> What? What is it? 00:36
>> You're going to have to pee on it. 00:38
>> What? 00:40
Rose, 00:42
>> don't blame me. I saw it on the 00:43
Discovery Channel. 00:44
>> You know what? He's right. There's 00:45
something like uh ammonia in that that 00:47
kills the pain. 00:50
>> Well, forget it. It doesn't hurt that 00:51
bad. 00:54
>> If you want some privacy, you can use my 00:56
home. 00:58
All right. 01:00
>> No, Joey. We swear we'd never tell. 01:01
>> They'll never understand. [laughter] 01:03
>> We have to say something. We have to get 01:09
it out. It's eating me alive. 01:11
>> Monica got stung by a jellyfish. 01:15
>> All right. 01:18
>> All right. 01:22
[laughter] 01:24
I got stung. 01:27
Stung bad. [laughter] 01:30
I couldn't stand. I I couldn't walk. 01:33
>> We were two miles from the house. 01:37
[laughter] 01:40
We were scared and alone. 01:41
We didn't think we could make it. 01:44
[laughter] 01:49
>> I was in too much pain. And I was tired 01:51
from digging the huge hole. [laughter] 01:53
And then Joey remembered something. 01:58
>> I'd seen this thing on the Discovery 02:01
Channel. 02:03
>> Wait a minute. I saw that on the 02:04
Discovery Channel. Yeah. about jellyfish 02:06
and how if you 02:08
>> Ew, 02:13
you peed on yourself. 02:15
>> Ew. 02:17
You can't say that. You You don't know. 02:19
I thought I was going to pass out from 02:22
the pain. Anyway, I I tried, but I I 02:24
couldn't been that way. 02:28
So, [laughter] 02:33
That's right. I stepped up. 02:40
>> She's my friend and she needed help. 02:45
If I had to, I'd pee on any one of you. 02:48
[laughter] 02:51
[applause] 02:53
Only uh I couldn't. 02:56
[laughter] 03:00
I got the stage fright. 03:02
I wanted to help, but there was just too 03:06
much pressure. So, so I uh I turned to 03:07
Chandler. 03:11
>> I mean, my mom never thought this would 03:13
work out. 03:16
She was all once a cheater, always a 03:18
cheater. [laughter] 03:20
>> Mhm. 03:23
>> Oh, I just wish we hadn't lost those 03:24
four months. 03:27
But if time was what you needed just to 03:29
gain a little perspective, 03:31
We were on a break. 03:35
>> Coffee house bet. 03:39
>> And for the record, it took two people 03:42
to break up this relationship. 03:44
>> Yeah. You and that girl from the copy 03:46
place, which yesterday you took full 03:48
responsibility for. 03:50
>> I didn't know what I was taking 03:51
responsibility for. Okay. I didn't 03:53
finish the whole letter. 03:55
>> What? 03:56
>> I fell asleep. 03:57
>> You fell asleep? [laughter] 03:59
It was 5:30 in the morning and you had 04:02
rambled on for 18 pages, 04:06
[laughter] 04:10
front and back. 04:11
Oh, and by the way, y apostrophe r e 04:15
means you are. Y r MEANS YOUR. 04:18
>> YOU KNOW, I CAN'T BELIEVE I EVEN THOUGHT 04:23
of getting back together with you. We 04:25
are so over. 04:26
Fine by me. 04:30
>> Oh. Oh, AND HEY, HEY, HEY. THOSE LITTLE 04:32
SPELLING TIPS WILL COME IN HANDY when 04:34
you're at home on SATURDAY NIGHTS 04:36
PLAYING SCRABBLE WITH MONICA. 04:37
>> HEY, 04:39
>> SORRY. 04:39
[laughter] 04:41
>> I just feel bad about all that sleep 04:42
you're going to miss. Wishing you were 04:43
with me. 04:45
>> Oh, no. No. Don't you worry about me 04:45
falling asleep. I STILL HAVE YOUR 04:47
LETTER. 04:49
>> WOW, that ripped. 04:55
That ripped real nice. 04:58
>> How many times do I have to tell you? 05:00
You turn and slide. You know, turn and 05:02
slide. 05:06
>> You don't turn and slide. You throw it 05:07
out. 05:10
I'm tired of having to get a tetanis 05:12
shot every time I get dressed. 05:13
>> Well, we're not throwing it out. I built 05:15
this thing with my own hands. 05:17
>> All right. How about we How about we 05:19
sell it? 05:22
>> All right. But you're going to have to 05:24
tell them. 05:27
>> You mind if we stick you in a different 05:33
cabinet? They seem ALL RIGHT WITH IT. 05:34
>> THIS is the unit for you, my friend. 05:37
Sturdy construction, tons of storage 05:39
compartments, some big enough to fit a 05:42
grown man. [laughter] 05:43
What? Oh, yeah. I got in there myself 05:46
once. My roommate bet me five bucks that 05:48
I couldn't. And then he stuck a board 05:51
through the handles and locked me in. 05:53
It was funny till I started feeling like 05:56
I was in a coffin. 05:58
>> No, you you can't fit in that thing. 06:01
That's not deep enough. 06:04
>> Oh, yeah. 06:05
If I can't, 06:08
I'll knock five bucks off the price of 06:10
the unit. 06:12
>> All right, you have yourself a deal. 06:13
>> Okay. [laughter] 06:15
See, I told you. 06:20
Sometimes I come in here just to get 06:25
away from it. [laughter] 06:27
>> Hey, a nickel. 06:30
[laughter] 06:35
>> Oh my god. [laughter] 06:42
>> What 06:46
are you all right? 06:49
>> Yeah. 06:51
What happened? 06:53
>> Oh man, he promised he wouldn't take the 06:55
chairs. 06:58
What the hell happened? HOW ARE YOU 07:00
LOCKED IN THERE? WHERE THE HELL'S ALL OF 07:01
OUR STUFF? [laughter] 07:03
>> WELL, THIS GUY came by to look at the 07:05
unit and and he said he didn't think it 07:06
was big enough to fit a grown man. 07:08
So, you got involuntarily? I was trying 07:11
to make a sale. 07:14
>> Oh, man. If I ever run into that guy 07:16
again, you know what I'm going TO DO? 07:18
>> BEND OVER. 07:20
WOW, THEY REALLY got you guys. Your TV, 07:24
the chairs. 07:26
>> Yeah, your microwave, the stereo. 07:28
>> Oh man, he took the five of spades. 07:31
[laughter] 07:34
Oh, no. No. Here it is. 07:35
[cheering] 07:38
>> Oh my god. What happened? 07:39
>> Oh. Um, Joey was born and then 28 years 07:40
later I was robbed. [laughter] 07:44
>> Oh. Uh, you know, I got an extra futon. 07:47
Dude, you don't have to brag. We got 07:50
nothing here. [laughter] 07:52
>> And wrap up all of your Christmas gifts. 07:56
>> No. 07:58
>> I uh Oh, I'll squeeze you fresh orange 08:00
juice every morning 08:02
>> with extra pulp. 08:03
>> Yeah. 08:05
>> No, 08:05
[laughter] 08:09
I got it. 08:10
>> You don't have it. 08:12
>> I so got it. There's going to be rumors 08:14
about this. There's no way to stop it. 08:18
Sophie knows. Monica and Phoebe know. 08:20
>> How do Monica and Phoebe know? 08:22
>> Oh, I called them. 08:23
>> And when they ask me what I saw, I can 08:26
be very generous 08:29
or very stingy. 08:33
>> Go on. 08:37
>> I can make you a legend. 08:39
I can make you this generation's Milton 08:42
Burl. [laughter] 08:44
And Milton Burl has 08:46
>> No, not compared to you. 08:48
>> Hello. 08:56
>> Hey. 08:56
>> Hey. 08:57
>> Hello, Chandler. [laughter] 08:58
>> I love you. 09:02
>> Hey, what's going on? 09:04
>> Oh, 09:06
>> no, he doesn't. 09:10
[laughter] 09:12
Two hours that lasted. 09:15
>> Hi guys, this is Josh. Josh, these are 09:16
my friends. That's Ross. 09:20
>> Hey Josh. 09:24
>> Hi 09:25
>> dudes. 09:25
>> So did you play in college? 09:27
>> Oh, I still do. Next year I hope to make 09:29
varsity though. 09:31
>> Ross, didn't you play uh soccer in high 09:34
school? Oh, no, wait, that's right. You 09:36
just organized their game schedules on 09:37
your Commodore 64. 09:39
>> Well, it's getting late. I got to get to 09:42
the game. So, I'm going to head. 09:43
>> Okay. 09:45
>> I'll miss you. 09:52
>> Dope. 09:54
>> Wow. Cute wood. 10:00
>> Very cute. 10:01
>> I know. Isn't he great? So nice to 10:02
finally be in a fun relationship. You 10:05
know, there's nothing boring about him. 10:07
And uh bet he's never even set foot in a 10:10
museum. 10:12
>> Well, maybe he'll get to go soon. You 10:13
know, like on a class trip or something. 10:16
>> You know what else is really great about 10:20
him? Oh, what is the word for an adult 10:21
who doesn't have dinosaur toys in their 10:24
bedroom? 10:26
>> Um, 10:28
>> what was that? 10:34
>> Monica knows. It's this dumb thing that 10:35
Ross made up to try to fool our parents. 10:38
It's a way of giving the finger without 10:40
actually having to give it. 10:42
>> I remember I cried the night you made 10:46
that up. This is the first time I 10:48
realized I was cooler than my big 10:50
brother. [laughter] 10:51
Well, I'm going to go get ready 10:54
for my date tonight. So, uh I'll just 11:01
head 11:05
You guys have any wrapping paper? 11:08
>> Oh, is it for my birthday present? 11:10
>> Fees, it was your birthday like months 11:13
ago. 11:14
>> Yeah, but remember you said you ordered 11:15
something special and it just hadn't 11:17
come yet. 11:18
[laughter] 11:20
>> Well, I have a call in about that. 11:22
>> Okay. 11:26
>> Actually, this is for uh Kathy's 11:26
birthday. It's an early edition of her 11:28
favorite book. 11:30
>> Oh, the Velvetine Rabbit. Oh my god. 11:30
When the boy's love makes the rabbit 11:34
real. 11:35
>> Okay, but don't touch it because your 11:36
fingers have destructive oils. 11:37
>> Well, then you better keep it away from 11:40
Ross' hair. [laughter] 11:42
>> So, this is pretty rare. How did you get 11:46
that? 11:47
>> Oh, it wasn't a big deal. I just went to 11:48
a couple of bookstores, talked to a 11:49
couple of dealers, called a couple of 11:51
the author's grandchildren. 11:53
>> Money, that's so sweet. 11:56
>> Yeah. And what a great way to say I 11:58
secretly love you, roommates's 11:59
girlfriend. 12:00
It doesn't say that, 12:03
>> does it? 12:06
>> How do you think it's going to look when 12:07
you get her something incredibly 12:08
meaningful and expensive and her 12:10
boyfriend Joey gives her an orange? 12:12
>> I did it. I finished it. I did it all by 12:15
myself. And there's nobody to hug. 12:18
>> Hey. Hey you guys, I finished the 12:30
crossroad all by myself. Hug me. 12:33
>> Yay. 12:35
>> Congratulations. 12:37
>> Thank you. 12:38
>> Hey, how'd the catering go? 12:39
>> Oh, it was great. The widow wouldn't 12:40
pay, so Phoebe yelled at her till she 12:43
did. 12:45
>> Yeah, I'm a hard ass. [laughter] 12:45
>> And I'm a wuss 12:49
and we should be partners. 12:51
>> Yeah, hard ass and wuss. We can fight 12:53
crime. 12:55
Wait a minute, Phoebe. 12:57
We should be partners. We should be 13:00
catering partners. I mean, think about 13:02
it. You're not working right now and we 13:04
have such a great time together. 13:06
>> Okay. I can cook and you can take care 13:08
of the money. 13:10
>> Yeah. Oh, it'll be like I have a WIFE IN 13:11
THE 50S. 13:12
>> UM, you should you should think of um my 13:14
work as wordless sound poems. 13:18
>> That's what I'm 13:28
>> Oh my god. late. [laughter] 13:28
[music] 13:35
[laughter] 13:38
[laughter] 13:52
He 13:56
>> [laughter] 13:59
[applause] 14:02
>> Boy, that that was 14:05
terrific. 14:09
[laughter] 14:11
Really 14:12
bitching. 14:14
>> Wow. It was so wound. 14:17
>> Really? I mean, really? 14:21
>> Yeah. I mean, you should play in public. 14:23
>> Oh, thanks you guys. That's Oh, I want 14:28
to I want to play you another piece. Um 14:31
Oh, I left my uh helicopter sounds on 14:34
another disc. I'll be right back. Okay. 14:38
[laughter] 14:40
>> Electrifying 14:43
infinite time. 14:48
You know, there's a Starbucks about 14:52
three blocks down. [laughter] 14:54
He's 14:56
>> so inspired. Look at him. Look at him 14:56
go. 14:58
[laughter] 15:09
>> [applause] 15:15
>> Thank you. 15:16
>> Hey, aren't you up next? 15:19
>> Oh, no. I'm not playing tonight. Why 15:22
not? [laughter] 15:25
I can't follow Ross. 15:26
Karen, that would be like those poor 15:29
bicycle riding chips who had to follow 15:31
the Beatles. Who? [laughter] 15:33
Oh my god, he's lost it. [music] He's 15:39
totally lost it. 15:41
[laughter] 15:43
>> What? 15:44
This is music that cannot get any worse. 15:46
There are rats in the basement that are 15:49
hanging themselves. 15:50
>> Thank you. Thanks. 16:02
Yeah, I lost it. 16:07
>> You know what? I'm not going to play 16:11
anymore. Would you 16:12
>> can you finish my set 16:14
>> after that? Yeah. [laughter] 16:17
>> No. I mean, if I can help. 16:20
>> Yeah. Like I could lose it. 16:28
What? 16:33
>> I played bad on purpose, guys. 16:33
[laughter] 16:38
>> Okay, so you were trying to play bad 16:39
this whole time. 16:40
>> Yeah. No, just that last song here for 16:41
Thanksgiving. 16:44
>> I know. It's sick. Why is it sick? 16:45
Because it's Richard's son. It's like 16:47
inviting a Greek tragedy over for 16:50
dinner. [laughter] 16:52
>> Hey, come on, Pete. You understand, 16:53
don't you? 16:55
>> Yeah, I could see where I'd be your best 16:56
shot, but no. 16:58
Sorry, honey. I think it's twisted. 17:01
>> Yeah. 17:03
>> What's twisted? 17:03
>> Me going out with Richard's son. 17:04
>> Ew. 17:07
>> Ew. Ew. Ew. 17:09
>> Sounds like a really bad idea to me. 17:12
>> Is he okay in there? 17:17
>> He's fine. 17:19
>> Hey, you know, man, if things work out 17:21
between you and Richard's son, you'll be 17:23
able to tell your kids that you slept 17:25
with their grandfather. 17:27
Fine, judge all you want to, but married 17:31
a lesbian, left a man at the altar, fell 17:33
in love with a gay ice dancer, threw a 17:35
girl's wooden leg in the fire, live in a 17:36
box, 17:38
>> oh, he he can't talk right now. 17:42
[laughter] 17:45
>> Why not? What's going on? 17:46
>> Well, he's he's trying to show Joey how 17:47
much he means to him 17:49
>> by being in a box. 17:51
>> Joey had reasons. 17:53
>> They were three-fold. 17:56
Oh, well, uh, 18:00
you not being able to talk might 18:03
actually make this easier. 18:05
Listen, um, 18:08
[laughter] 18:13
listen, 18:18
I don't want to be someone who comes 18:20
between two best friends. 18:23
I just I can't stand seeing what this is 18:26
doing to you guys and I don't want to be 18:28
the cause of that. So, 18:31
I don't think we can see each other 18:34
anymore. 18:35
I'm going to go to my mom's in Chicago. 18:37
I'm going to stay there for a while. 18:40
I think this could have been something 18:48
really amazing. 18:49
But, you know, this is probably for the 18:52
best. 18:55
You know, 18:57
I'm going to miss you. 19:03
Goodbye, Chandler. 19:08
>> [laughter] 19:16
>> Open the box. 19:20
>> My little brother's married. 19:21
>> Guys, why didn't you tell me you were 19:27
alope? 19:28
>> Cuz it just sort of happened. You know, 19:29
we were at the courthouse. We having 19:30
lunch. 19:32
>> Wait, wait. Why are we at the 19:32
courthouse? 19:33
>> We were having lunch. [laughter] 19:34
>> Yeah. And then all of a sudden, we were 19:37
like, "Hey, you know, we're here. We're 19:39
having lunch. Let's get married." Right. 19:40
>> [laughter] 19:42
>> A year and a half ago, I didn't even 19:43
know I had a brother. Now I have a 19:44
sister, too. [laughter] 19:46
>> Oh, it's so great. Oh, 19:51
>> okay. 19:55
Okay. [laughter] 19:58
Stop it. Don't. 20:00
>> So, I'm going to get you a gift now. Is 20:03
there anything you need? 20:05
>> Uh, yeah. 20:07
We've been trying to get pregnant uh 20:10
pretty much ever since we got engaged. 20:13
Thought thought we'd get a jump on 20:14
things, you know. No one's getting any 20:16
younger [laughter] 20:18
>> because the thing is we um we're not 20:20
able to, you know, uh conceive, you 20:22
know, 20:24
>> and we've tried everything. We've seen a 20:25
bunch of doctors. 20:26
>> Yeah. And they and they say that that 20:27
our only chance to have a baby is that 20:29
if they take my sperm, her egg, and put 20:31
it together in a dish and then put it 20:34
into another girl. So, we were wondering 20:37
if you could be the girl that we could 20:39
put it into. 20:40
[laughter] 20:45
>> That's a really nice gift. 20:46
>> Did you do it? 20:48
>> Yes. Yes, we had the sex. 20:50
>> Uh-oh. It was bad. 20:52
>> It was fine, you know, but she didn't 20:54
agree with me as strongly as she agreed 20:56
with Joey. 20:58
She was more like, "Uh, I see your 21:01
point. I'm all right with it." 21:03
It was the first time. You know, there's 21:06
not always a lot of agreement the first 21:08
time. 21:10
>> Yeah. Not for girls anyway. Guys agree 21:10
like that. [laughter] 21:13
>> Look, you have to help me, okay? I mean, 21:15
I know what to do with a woman, you 21:19
know? I know where everything goes. It's 21:20
always nice. But I need to know what 21:22
makes it go from nice to my god, 21:25
somebody's killing her in there. 21:28
>> All right, I'm going to show you 21:31
something a lot of guys don't know. Ra 21:32
me that pad, please. 21:34
>> All right. 21:36
[clears throat] Now, 21:38
>> well, you don't have to draw an actual 21:39
Whoa, she's hot. 21:41
>> Now, everybody knows the basic arogynous 21:44
zones. You got one, two, three, four, 21:46
five, six, and seven. 21:51
>> There are seven. [laughter] 21:54
>> Let me see that. 21:57
Oh, yeah. 21:59
[laughter] 22:01
>> That's one 22:03
>> kind of an important one. [laughter] 22:04
>> Oh, you know, you know what? I was 22:07
looking at it upside down. 22:08
>> Well, you know, sometimes that helps. 22:12
[laughter] 22:16
[applause] 22:18
>> Okay. Now, most guys will hit uh one, 22:20
two, three, and then go to seven and set 22:23
up camp. 22:24
That That's bad. 22:27
>> Well, if you go to Disneyland, you don't 22:28
spend the whole day on the matter horn. 22:30
>> Well, you might if we're anything like 22:33
seven. 22:34
>> All right. Uh, the important thing is to 22:37
take your time. You want to hit them all 22:40
and you want to mix them up. You got to 22:43
keep them on their toes. 22:45
>> Toe toes. 22:46
[laughter] 22:48
>> Yeah. For some people. [laughter] 22:53
All right. [clears throat] You could uh 22:56
start out with a a little one, a two, a 22:59
one, two, three, a three, 23:03
a five, 23:07
a four, a three, two, two, a two, four, 23:09
six, two, four, six, four, two, two, 23:14
four, seven, [laughter] 23:21
five, seven, six, seven, seven, 23:23
Seven. 23:27
Seven. Seven. Seven. Seven. Seven. 23:29
Seven. SEVEN. 23:32
>> GENTLEMEN, you're up first. 23:38
>> Okay. Okay. You have 30 seconds. 23:40
The lightning round begins. Stop it. 23:45
[laughter] 23:49
>> Now, what was Monica's nickname when she 23:50
was a field hockey goalie? 23:52
>> BIG FAT GOALIE. 23:53
>> CORRECT. [laughter] 23:54
RACHEL CLAIMS this is her favorite 23:58
movie. 24:00
>> Dangerous leaison. 24:01
>> Correct. Her actual favorite movie is 24:02
>> Weekend of Bernie. 24:04
>> Correct. 24:04
[laughter] 24:06
>> In what part of her body did Monica get 24:07
a pencil stuck at age 14? 24:09
>> Who? 24:11
Ew. No, [laughter] 24:15
>> her ear. 24:19
All right. Monica categorizes her 24:23
towels. How many categories are there? 24:25
>> Everyday use. Fancy 24:28
>> guest. Fancy guest. 24:29
>> Two seconds. 24:31
>> 11. 24:32
>> 11. Unbelievable. 11 is correct. 24:34
>> All right, that's four for the guys. 24:40
LADIES, YOU'RE UP. 24:43
>> ALL RIGHT. COME ON. 24:44
[laughter] 24:46
>> 30 seconds on the clock. Five correct 24:50
questions wins the game. The lightning 24:53
round begins now. What is Joey's 24:55
favorite food? 24:58
>> Sandwiches. 24:58
>> Correct. 24:59
>> Chandler was how old when he first 25:00
touched a girl's breast? 25:01
>> 14. 25:03
>> No, 19. 25:03
>> Thanks, man. [laughter] 25:04
>> Joey had an imaginary childhood friend. 25:06
His name was 25:08
>> Maurice. 25:09
>> Correct. His profession was 25:10
>> Space Cowboy. 25:11
>> Correct. 25:12
[laughter] 25:14
>> What is Chandler Bing's job? 25:14
Oh gosh. This has something to do with 25:21
numbers and processing. Well, it carries 25:23
a briefcase. 25:25
>> 10 seconds. You need this or YOU LOSE 25:26
THE GAME. 25:27
>> IT'S UM IT HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH 25:28
TRANSPONDING. OH. OH. OH. He's a trans 25:29
trans monster. 25:32
[laughter] 25:34
>> That's not even a word. 25:36
I can get this. I can get this. 25:39
>> [applause] 25:47
[laughter] 25:51
>> Can't find garbage bags. 25:52
>> Oh, well, I think I saw some in here. 25:54
[screaming] 25:57
[laughter] 26:00
>> What is it? 26:01
>> I don't know, but maybe if we keep that 26:03
drawer shut, it'll die. 26:05
>> We're living here. 26:10
[laughter] 26:12
What? What? What is it? 26:17
>> Did you see THE SIZE OF THE CLOSETS? 26:18
[laughter] 26:21
>> I can't believe we live here. 26:22
>> Okay, it's ready. 26:33
Come on. 26:36
>> What's ready? 26:37
>> Just come. 26:39
>> Oh my god. 26:44
Wow. 26:46
>> Hey, beautiful. [gasps] 26:47
>> Oh, did you what did you work for two 26:50
days straight? 26:52
>> Pretty much. [laughter] 26:54
>> What What do you think of the floor? 26:57
>> I don't know. It looks the same. 26:59
>> You used to have carpet. 27:02
>> Oh, yeah. 27:03
>> So, I I made snacks. 27:06
>> Please just hang out. Okay. I'm I'm just 27:08
going to rest my eyes for just a little 27:10
bit. 27:12
>> Come on. Do you want us to uh come back 27:14
later? 27:16
>> Oh, no, no, no. Stay, stay, stay. Just 27:16
keep talking. 27:19
I am always the hostess. 27:21
>> I'm just getting out of a very serious 27:23
relationship. 27:26
>> I know. And I'm just getting out of a 27:27
marriage. I mean, talk about meant to 27:30
be, 27:33
>> right? But I just think this is 27:34
happening too soon. 27:37
>> Oh, too soon. Too. 27:38
Face it, honey. I am not letting you get 27:41
away this time. 27:44
>> I hear you. 27:46
[laughter] 27:48
>> But unfortunately, 27:51
my company is transferring me overseas. 27:53
[laughter] 27:59
>> Oh no. 27:59
Where too? 28:02
To Paris. 28:04
>> No, no, not not Paris. 28:05
>> Oh, to London. Oh, Rome. Vienna. Oh, 28:07
Barcelona. 28:10
>> Okay. Could you just stop talking for a 28:11
second? 28:13
>> Yemen. 28:17
>> That's right. Yes, I'm being transferred 28:20
to Yemen. 28:23
>> When? 28:25
>> I don't know exactly. 28:26
>> Well, I will just have to soak up every 28:29
ounce of Chandler Bing until that moment 28:33
comes. [laughter] 28:36
>> But I do know it's sometime tomorrow. 28:39
You know, uh, you really didn't have to 28:43
help me pack. 28:45
>> Oh, well, when you said all you were 28:46
going to be doing between now and the 28:48
time you leave is packing, you really 28:50
didn't leave me much choice, did you? 28:51
>> Well, I thought I did, but I I guess I 28:54
did not. 28:55
>> Hey, what's going on? 28:58
>> Oh, I'm packing. You know, I'm packing 29:00
cuz I'm moving to Yemen tomorrow. 29:02
[laughter] 29:04
>> Thanks for telling me. 29:06
I'm going to pretend moving to Yemen. 29:10
Okay. It's the only way I can get rid of 29:12
her. 29:13
>> Oh, good one. 29:14
>> And Yemen? That actually sounds like a 29:18
real country. [laughter] 29:19
>> Hey, Chandler, come on. I'm going to 29:22
show you how to roll up your underwear 29:24
and stuff it in your shoes. It's a real 29:25
space saver. 29:27
>> Yeah. No, I do that cuz it makes me look 29:28
taller. [laughter] 29:30
>> Okay, Chandler, come on. 29:33
>> Okay, Joey, trade lies with me. 29:36
>> Nope. 29:38
You know, you really didn't have to take 29:49
me to the airport. 29:51
>> Oh, please. Every moment is precious. 29:52
You know, besides, somebody had to ride 29:55
in that other taxi with the rest of your 29:57
luggage, and your friends don't seem to 29:58
care very much that you're leaving. 30:00
>> Well, we're not really that close. 30:03
Okay. So, I guess this is uh you know, 30:07
goodbye then. 30:09
>> Oh, no. No, it's not goodbye. I'm not 30:10
leaving until you get on that plane. 30:12
>> Okay. Well, I guess just wait here then. 30:15
[laughter] 30:20
>> Hi. I need a fake ticket to Yemen. 30:21
>> One ticket to Yemen. 30:26
>> Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. I just need 30:27
I just need a pretend ticket. 30:29
>> I'm sorry, sir. I don't understand. 30:31
>> Okay. What would you give to a kid if 30:33
you wanted a ticket to play with? 30:35
>> Are you traveling with a child? 30:36
[laughter] 30:39
>> No. 30:40
>> You know what? She's going to think that 30:43
I'm handing you a credit card, but what 30:45
I'm really going to do is hand you a 30:46
library card. 30:49
>> Sir, a ticket to Yemen is $2,100, and we 30:51
don't take library cards. What's the 30:55
matter? Is something wrong? Do you have 30:57
to stay? American 31:00
Express. 31:03
>> 64 to Yemen. 31:05
>> Well, I guess I got to go. 31:10
>> Oh, my bingling. 31:12
>> I'll wait for you. Do you even know how 31:17
long you're going to be gone? 31:20
>> Well, just until we find an energy 31:22
source to replace fuel. 31:24
>> Oh, well, I'll write you every day. 31:28
15 Yemen Road, Yemen. 31:32
>> Okay. Goodbye. 31:36
Goodbye. 31:39
>> Chandler. 31:54
>> Nope. 31:54
>> Chandler. 31:55
>> Janice, there you are. There you are. I 31:57
had to have one last kiss. And and also 31:59
also you said you were going TO LEAVE 32:01
RIGHT AFTER I GOT ON THE PLANE. 32:03
>> NO, NO, I want to see you take off. 32:05
>> Well, then I guess I'm going to Yemen. 32:09
I'm going to Yemen. [laughter] 32:14
>> When we get to Yemen, can I stay with 32:17
you? 32:19
>> Go first. 32:21
>> Okay. 32:22
>> Okay. 32:23
Welcome to America. 32:29
>> Oh my gosh. 32:39
>> Two in a row. You got to use your 32:40
tongues now. 32:42
[laughter] 32:46
>> Emily, 32:50
>> what are the odds? What are the odds? 32:52
Okay, that that's enough, you know. Let 32:56
let's let let someone else play. 32:59
[laughter] 33:02
>> If you didn't want to play, then why'd 33:03
you come to the party? 33:04
>> Cool him. But you came to tell him you 33:07
love him. I knew it. I was right. I'm 33:09
right. Right. [laughter] 33:12
I'd really rather talk to him. 33:14
>> Do you have any idea where he is? 33:18
[laughter] 33:21
Ross, are you there? 33:28
Ross, I don't know if you can hear this, 33:33
but I'm going to talk anyway. Uh, I'm in 33:35
the States with your sister and your 33:39
friends, and it's all over with Colin. 33:41
I came here to tell you that, and to 33:45
tell you what, yes, Joey, you can have 33:47
all the chocolate you want. Just take 33:50
it. 33:51
I 33:55
>> I came here to tell you 33:55
that I love you. 33:59
>> I love you, too. I'm I'm going to call 34:01
you right now from the phone booth. You 34:04
can't hear me. 34:06
>> So, I decided I'm definitely going to go 34:08
with either Joey or Chandler. 34:09
>> Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. What? You got to pick 34:11
Joey. 34:13
>> I mean, name one famous person named 34:14
Chandler. 34:16
>> Raymond Chandler. Someone you didn't 34:18
make up. 34:20
>> There are no famous Joey's except for 34:22
Joey Barafuko. 34:25
>> Yeah, that guy really hurt us. 34:28
>> Well, how about a compromise then? Okay. 34:32
What if it's, you know, Chenoi? 34:33
>> Okay, Joey. Come on, think about it. 34:37
First of all, he'll never be president. 34:39
I mean, there's never going to be a 34:41
President Joey. 34:42
[laughter] 34:44
>> All right, look, man. I don't want to 34:44
bring this up, but Chandler is the 34:46
stupidest name I ever heard in my life. 34:48
It's not even a name. It's barely even a 34:51
word. Okay? It's kind of like 34:53
chandelier, but it's not. 34:55
All right. It's a stupid stupid noname. 34:58
[laughter] 35:03
Wow. You're 35:06
you're right. I have a horrible horrible 35:08
name. 35:11
[laughter] 35:13
I'm sorry, man. I didn't I'm I'm sorry. 35:15
I'm sorry. 35:18
>> So, I guess it's Joey then. I mean, 35:19
>> I am sorry about what I said. 35:23
>> Nope. Nope. You're right. It is a 35:25
ridiculous name. [laughter] 35:26
>> It's not that bad. 35:29
>> Yes, it is. 35:30
>> From now on, I have no first name. 35:32
[laughter] 35:35
>> So, you just Bing. 35:36
I have no name. 35:41
All right. So, what are we supposed to 35:44
call you? 35:45
>> Okay. Uh, for now, temporarily, you can 35:46
call me 35:48
Clint. 35:51
[laughter] 35:53
>> No way. Are you cool enough to pull off 35:53
Clint? 35:55
>> Okay. So, what name am I cool enough to 35:57
pull off? 35:58
>> Um, Jean. 35:59
>> It's Clint. It's Clint. [laughter] 36:04
>> See you later, Jean. 36:08
>> Hi, Jean. 36:08
It's clicked. 36:11
>> Clint, 36:12
>> what's up with Jean? 36:16
>> Drum roll. [laughter] 36:22
>> Okay. Okay. All right. 36:24
Help. Am I a Mark or a John? [laughter] 36:28
>> You're not tall enough to be a Mark, 36:34
but you might make a good Barney. All 36:36
right, look. I am serious. Okay, 36:41
tomorrow at 3:30, I'm going down to the 36:42
courthouse. 36:44
>> You're actually going through with this? 36:45
>> Hey, look. This name has been holding me 36:46
back my entire life, okay? It's probably 36:48
why kids picked on me in school and why 36:50
I never do well with women. So, as of 36:52
4:00 tomorrow, I'm either going to be 36:54
Mark Johnson or John Marson. 36:56
>> You've got problems because of you, not 36:59
your name. [laughter] 37:01
>> This has got to stop. Chandler is a 37:04
great name. In fact, 37:07
yes. 37:11
I'm I'm sorry. I know you really wanted 37:12
me to name the baby Joey, but So, I'm 37:14
I'm gonna I'm going to name the baby 37:17
Chandler. 37:19
[laughter] 37:22
>> Really? 37:24
>> Yeah. But you have to keep the name, 37:24
too. 37:26
>> Okay. Thanks. 37:27
>> Okay. 37:28
>> You want to hug it out? 37:29
>> Yeah. 37:30
>> Yay. 37:32
>> Yay. Oh, yay. Okay. I got to go tell 37:33
Frank and Alice right now. 37:35
Bye, Feebs. 37:39
>> Okay. Bye. 37:40
[laughter] 37:43
>> Bye. 37:43
>> Hey, I hear that you and Joshua are 37:44
going out to dinner with Ross and Emily, 37:46
and I think that's I think that's really 37:47
cool. 37:49
>> Yeah, Ra, I think you're handling that 37:50
really well. 37:51
>> Handling it? What do you mean handling 37:53
it? There's nothing to handle. You know, 37:55
maybe I would have a problem with this 37:57
if it wasn't for me and Joshua. 37:59
>> You know, they're not going to get 38:02
married anyway. 38:03
>> What? 38:04
>> Come on. They rushed into this thing so 38:05
fast, it's ridiculous. I mean, they're 38:07
going to be engaged for like what, a 38:09
year, and somewhere along the way, one 38:11
of them is going to realize what they've 38:13
done, and they're going to call the 38:15
whole thing off. I'm telling you, you're 38:16
going to be dancing at my wedding before 38:18
you're dancing at theirs. 38:19
>> Yeah. Well, I don't dance at weddings. 38:20
>> Why not? 38:23
>> Because weddings are a great place to 38:24
meet women. And when I dance, I look 38:25
like this. 38:27
>> [laughter] 38:34
>> Hey man. Hey. [laughter] 38:40
>> So, what are you guys doing four weeks 38:43
from today? 38:45
>> Nothing. 38:46
>> Nothing. 38:46
>> I am. [laughter] 38:47
>> Free. 38:51
>> Great. Because Emily and I are getting 38:53
married in a month. 38:55
>> What? 38:57
>> What? 38:57
>> Yep. 38:58
>> In a month. 38:59
>> Yeah. 39:00
>> You mean you mean 30 days? Yeah. 39:00
>> From now. 39:03
>> Yeah. 39:04
>> That's great. 39:05
>> I bet you anything he's going to call 39:08
you again. 39:10
>> Yeah, maybe. But, you know, I don't 39:11
think I even care. 39:13
I don't think he's the one I'm sad 39:15
about. 39:18
You know, I know that I said I am 39:20
totally okay with Ross getting married, 39:21
but as it turns out, I don't think I am 39:24
handling it all that well. 39:28
Yeah, maybe. 39:30
>> And and I'm just trying to figure out 39:33
why. 39:34
>> Any luck? 39:36
>> Well, yeah. Yeah. I mean, you know how 39:37
Ross and I have always been on again, 39:39
off again, on again, off again. 39:40
I guess I just figured that somewhere 39:43
down the road we would be on again 39:45
again. 39:49
>> You know what? I think we all did. 39:51
>> Hey. 39:56
>> Hey. Hey. 39:56
>> [laughter] 39:59
>> So, 40:02
>> got us reservations for Sunday night. 40:03
Okay. How about Ernie at 9:00? 40:05
>> Yeah. Well, you uh better make it for 3. 40:08
>> Oh, see I I don't know if we're going to 40:11
be hungry at 3. 40:13
[laughter] 40:15
Three people. Joshua's not going to be 40:18
there. 40:21
>> What happened? 40:22
>> Um well, I think I think he broke up 40:23
with me. 40:25
>> No. Why? 40:27
>> Well, apparently he scares easy. 40:28
[laughter] 40:32
>> I'm I'm sorry. 40:33
>> It's okay. 40:36
>> Sometimes 40:38
things don't work out the way you 40:40
thought they would. 40:42
>> Come here. 40:45
>> Oh, hey. Don't you have to go pick up 40:53
Emily? 40:55
>> Yeah. Yeah. 40:56
>> Are you okay? 40:58
>> Yeah. I got my girls. 40:59
>> Okay. 41:06
>> Hey, you know what might cheer you up? 41:22
What? 41:25
>> You know, I got to tell you, this really 41:30
does put me in a better mood. [laughter] 41:32
I wish there was a job where I could 41:36
wear this all the time. 41:38
Maybe someday there will be. [laughter] 41:41
>> Oh god, that's Chandler. He's going to 41:45
come by and borrow some candles for his 41:47
big date. 41:48
>> Oh, okay. 41:49
>> No, no, Rachel, don't get it. See us. 41:49
>> No. Yeah, the groom cannot see the 41:52
bride. You're not going to marry 41:54
Chandler. Not after this. 41:56
[laughter] 42:00
>> Okay, guys. Just relax. 42:00
>> I do. 42:08
[cheering] 42:11
>> I got to go. 42:13
It's just that now that they're in me, 42:15
it's like it's like I know them, you 42:18
know, and and 42:21
it's just not it's not going to be easy 42:24
when you know these little babies have 42:25
to go away. 42:27
>> I know, sweetie. 42:29
But it's not like you're not going to 42:31
have anything. I mean, you're going to 42:32
have nieces and nephews. In some ways, 42:33
that's even better. 42:36
>> Yeah. Okay. 42:37
>> No, really. Really, Febs? I mean, you're 42:38
not going to be the one worrying about 42:42
saving for college or yelling at them 42:43
when they're bad, you know, or deciding 42:46
to put them on rolin when they just 42:49
won't calm down, 42:50
you know? You're going to be the one 42:53
that they come to when they want to run 42:54
away from home and the one they talk to 42:56
about sex. You just get to be cool Aunt 42:58
Phoebe. 43:00
>> Cool Aunt Phoebe. 43:03
>> I am pretty cool. 43:06
>> Oh, 43:08
>> yeah. And you know what else? 43:09
>> Oh my god. Are they going to love you? 43:11
>> They are going to love me. 43:15
>> Thanks you guys 43:18
>> again. 43:20
>> Sweetie, 43:22
>> thanks. 43:25
>> Oh, what? Oh god. Just kidding. 43:26
>> What? Oh my god. Got you again. You're 43:30
so easy. 43:32
>> What do you think? Well, I'm not going 43:33
to have to buy that I'm with stupid 43:35
t-shirt anymore. 43:36
Well, I like 43:39
>> There you go. 43:40
>> All right. Look, you're not really going 43:41
to buy that, are you? Don't you think 43:42
you've embarrassed me enough for one 43:43
day? 43:45
>> Oh, I embarrass you? 43:45
>> How can I answer that when I'm 43:47
pretending I don't know you? [laughter] 43:48
>> He's just jealous. You'll fit right in. 43:51
All Londoners wear them. 43:52
>> Oh, really? Then how come no one here 43:54
anywhere is wearing one? 43:56
>> They're all tourists. 43:58
>> All right. Look, if you insist on 44:01
wearing that in public, you know, you're 44:02
going to spend the rest of the afternoon 44:05
all by yourself. 44:06
Huh? 44:09
[laughter] 44:12
>> You going to make me choose between you 44:14
and the hat? 44:16
>> I choose the hat. 44:17
>> Good choice. Thanks. 44:18
>> Okay, look. [laughter] All right, that's 44:19
it. Okay, I'm out of here. I'm not going 44:20
to be embarrassed anymore. 44:22
>> Was hammered. Okay, there's no way that 44:28
you look like Ross's mother. [laughter] 44:30
>> Then why would he say it? 44:33
>> Because he's crazy. Okay. He came up to 44:34
me earlier and thanked me for my very 44:36
moving performance in Titanic. 44:38
[laughter] 44:40
>> My mother's right. Never going to get 44:43
married. 44:45
>> You know what that is? 44:46
>> Who wouldn't want you? 44:49
>> Please. I'm a single mom with a 44:51
30-year-old son. 44:53
>> I'm getting married today. [screaming] 45:00
[laughter] 45:03
>> Morning, Ross. I'm getting married 45:03
today. 45:06
>> Yeah, you are. 45:07
>> You think you knew I was here? 45:11
[cheering] 45:13
[applause] 45:14
>> Well, I've I've never done that with you 45:20
before. [laughter] 45:22
>> Nope. 45:24
>> So, uh, how are you? How you how you you 45:26
okay? [laughter] 45:28
>> Yep. Yep. You 45:30
>> Oh, yes. Yes. Uh-huh. [laughter] 45:32
you. 45:35
>> We did you. 45:37
>> Well, 45:41
I better get going. 45:44
>> Oh, yeah. Absolutely. [laughter] 45:45
>> Could you not look? 45:49
>> I don't want to look. 45:51
>> Hello. 46:00
>> Hey, where the hell have you been? Hey, 46:01
I spent the night out. I met this cute 46:04
bridesmaid. She is so 46:06
>> I I don't want to hear about her. 46:08
>> A thieves. You know, you're still my 46:10
number one girl. [laughter] 46:12
>> No, no, we have an emergency. Okay. 46:15
Rachel's coming to London. 46:17
>> Oh, great. 46:19
>> It's not great. No, she's coming to tell 46:21
Ross that she loves him. 46:23
>> But he loves Emily. 46:25
>> I KNOW THAT. [laughter] 46:26
You have to stop her. She's going to 46:29
ruin the wedding. Okay. 46:30
>> Okay. So then I've done my part. Okay. 46:34
It's your responsibility now. The burden 46:36
is off me. Right. 46:38
>> Right. 46:39
>> So tell me about this girl. [laughter] 46:40
>> Hey, [music] have you seen Monica? 46:47
>> I'm not seeing Monica. 46:48
[laughter] 46:53
>> What? 46:54
>> What? 46:55
>> Look, we we got to find her. Phoebe just 46:56
called. Rachel's coming to tell Ross she 46:58
loves him. Oh my god. 47:00
>> I know. That's why we got to find 47:01
Monica. Do you know where she is? 47:02
>> No. Okay. What's with the third degree? 47:03
WHY DON'T YOU SHINE A LIGHT IN MY EYES? 47:05
>> FRIENDS, family are gathered to 47:07
celebrate here today. The joyous union 47:10
of Ross and Emily. 47:12
May the happiness we share with them 47:15
today be with them always. Now, Emily, 47:17
repeat after me. I Emily 47:20
>> I Emily 47:23
>> take thee Ross 47:24
>> take thee Ross 47:25
>> as my lawfully wedded husband in 47:27
sickness and in health till death parts 47:29
us. 47:31
>> as my lawfully wedded husband in 47:32
sickness and in health until death parts 47:34
us. 47:38
>> Now Ross, 47:39
repeat after me. I Ross. 47:42
>> I Ross 47:45
>> take thee Emily. 47:47
>> Take thee Rachel. 47:48
>> [cheering] 47:52
>> Emily. [applause] 47:54
[laughter] 47:59
Emily. 48:02
Shall I go on? 48:10

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[中文]
嘿伙计们,看看这个。检查
这个宝贝。给我挖了个坑[笑声]
>> 很棒的洞,乔。
>> 哦,不。不,我的洞。
>> 什么?什么?它是什么?
>> 水母蜇伤。哦。好痛。好痛。
很痛。
>> 我们可以帮忙吗?您希望我们带您
回屋吗?
>> 哦,大约有两英里。
>> 是的。
挖洞让我有点累了。
>> 哦,该死。水母。该死的
水母。
>> 我必须做点什么。
>> 好吧,
实际上只能做一件事。
>> 什么?它是什么?
>> 你必须在上面撒尿。
>> 什么?
罗斯,
>> 别怪我。我在
探索频道上看到了它。
>> 你知道吗?他是对的。有
类似呃氨的东西,
可以止痛。
>> 好吧,算了。
这并没有什么坏处。
>> 如果您想要一些隐私,可以使用我的
家。
好的。
>> 不,乔伊。我们发誓永远不会说出去。
>> 他们永远不会明白。 [笑声]
>> 我们必须说点什么。我们必须把
它拿出来。它正在把我活活吃掉。
>> 莫妮卡被水母蜇了。
>> 好吧。
>> 好吧。
[笑声]
我被蜇了。
被蜇得很厉害。 [笑声]
我受不了了。我无法行走。
>> 我们距离房子有两英里。
[笑声]
我们很害怕,很孤独。
我们认为我们无法成功。
[笑声]
>> 我太痛苦了。我因挖这个大洞而感到疲倦
。 [笑声]
然后乔伊想起了一件事。
>> 我在 Discovery
频道上看到过这个东西。
>> 等一下。我在
探索频道上看到了这一点。是的。关于水母
以及如果你
>> 呃,
你会如何撒尿在自己身上。
>> 呃。
你不能这么说。你你不知道。
我以为我要昏倒了
疼痛。无论如何,我尝试过,但我
不可能那样。
所以,[笑声]
没错。我走上前去。
>> 她是我的朋友,她需要帮助。
如果有必要的话,我会在你们任何一个人身上撒尿。
[笑声]
[鼓掌]
只是呃我不能。
[笑声]
我怯场了。
我想帮忙,但
压力太大了。所以,所以我呃我转向
钱德勒。
>> 我的意思是,我妈妈从来没有想过这会
成功。
她曾经是个骗子,一直是
骗子。 [笑声]
>> 嗯。
>> 哦,我只是希望我们没有失去那
四个月。
但如果您需要时间来
获得一些见解,
我们正在休息。
>> 咖啡馆赌注。
>> 郑重声明,花了两个人
才结束了这段关系。
>> 是的。你和那个来自副本
地点的女孩,昨天你承担了
的全部责任。
>> 我不知道我要承担
的责任。好的。我没有
写完整封信。
>> 什么?
>> 我睡着了。
>> 你睡着了吗? [笑声]
那是早上 5:30,你
漫无目的地写了 18 页,
[笑声]
前后。
哦,顺便说一下,y 撇号 r e
表示您是。 Y r 表示您的。
>> 你知道,我不敢相信我什至想过
与你复合。我们
就这样结束了。
我觉得很好。
>>哦。哦,还有嘿,嘿,嘿。当
拼写技巧将会派上用场。
您周六晚上在家
与莫妮卡玩拼字游戏时,这些小
>> 嘿,
>> 抱歉。
[笑声]
>> 我只是对你将错过的所有睡眠感到难过
。希望你和我一起
>> 哦,不。不,你不用担心我
睡着了。我还有你的
信。
>> 哇,撕破了。
这真是太棒了。
>> 我要告诉你多少次?
您转动并滑动。你知道,转动并
滑动。
>> 你不能转动和滑动。你把它
扔掉了。
我厌倦了每次穿好衣服都要注射破伤风
>> 好吧,我们不会把它扔掉。我用自己的双手建造了
这个东西。
>> 好的。我们
卖掉它怎么样?
>> 好的。但你必须
告诉他们。
>> 您介意我们把您安排在不同的
柜子里吗?他们似乎对此没什么意见。
>> 这是适合您的单元,我的朋友。
结构坚固,大量存储
隔间,有些隔间大到足以容纳
成年男子。 [笑声]
什么?哦,是的。我自己也进去过
一次。我的室友跟我赌五块钱,
我赌不了。然后他把一块木板
穿过把手,把我锁在里面。
这很有趣,直到我开始感觉
我在棺材里。
>> 不,你不能融入那个东西。
这还不够深。
>> 哦,是的。
如果我不能,
我会将
单位的价格降低 5 美元。
>> 好吧,你有一个交易。
>> 好的。 [笑声]
看,我告诉过你了。
有时我来这里只是为了
远离它。 [笑声]
>> 嘿,五分钱。
[笑声]
>> 天哪。 [笑声]
>> 什么
你还好吗?
>> 是的。
发生了什么?
>> 天啊,他答应过他不会坐
的椅子。
到底发生了什么?你怎么
被锁在那里?
我们的东西到底在哪里? [笑声]
>> 好吧,这个人过来看看
单元,他说他认为
单元不够大,无法容纳一个成年男子。
所以,你是不由自主的?我正在尝试
进行销售。
>> 哦,伙计。如果我再次遇到那个家伙
,你知道我要做什么吗?
>> 弯腰。
哇,他们真的抓住了你们。你的电视,
椅子。
>> 是的,你的微波炉、立体声音响。
>> 天啊,他拿走了黑桃 5。
[笑声]
哦,不。不,在这儿。
[欢呼]
>> 天哪。发生了什么?
>>哦。嗯,乔伊出生了,然后 28 年
后我被抢劫了。 [笑声]
>> 哦。呃,你知道,我有一个额外的蒲团。
老兄,你不用吹牛。我们在这里什么也没得到
。 [笑声]
>> 包装好你所有的圣诞礼物。
>> 不。
>> 我呃哦,我每天早上都会给你榨新鲜的橙子
>> 加上额外的果肉。
>> 是的。
>> 不,
[笑声]
我明白了。
>> 你没有。
>> 我明白了。将会有关于此的谣言
。没有办法阻止它。
苏菲知道。莫妮卡和菲比知道。
>> 莫妮卡和菲比是怎么知道的?
>> 哦,我给他们打电话了。
>> 当他们问我看到了什么时,我可以
非常慷慨
,也可以非常小气。
>> 继续。
>> 我可以让你成为传奇。
我可以让你成为这一代的米尔顿
布尔。 [笑声]
而 Milton Burl 有
>> 不,不是与你相比。
>> 你好。
>> 嘿。
>> 嘿。
>> 你好,钱德勒。 [笑声]
>> 我爱你。
>> 嘿,发生了什么事?
>> 哦,
>> 不,他没有。
[笑声]
持续了两个小时。
>> 大家好,我是乔希。乔什,这些是我的
朋友。那是罗斯。
>> 嘿乔希。
>> 嗨
>> 伙计们。
>> 那么你在大学打球吗?
>> 哦,我还是这么想。明年我希望能进入
大学。
>> 罗斯,你在高中
学校踢过呃足球吗?哦,不,等等,是这样的。您
刚刚在
您的 Commodore 64 上组织了他们的比赛日程。
>> 好吧,已经晚了。我得开始
游戏了。那么,我就先走了。
>> 好的。
>> 我会想念你的。
>> 太棒了。
>> 哇。可爱的木头。
>> 非常可爱。
>> 我知道。他不是很棒吗?很高兴
终于建立了一段有趣的关系。你
知道,他一点也不无聊。
呃打赌他甚至从未踏足过
博物馆。
>> 好吧,也许他很快就会离开。你
知道,比如参加班级旅行之类的。
>> 你知道
他还有什么真正伟大的地方吗?哦,对于一个在
来说,该用什么词来形容?
卧室里没有恐龙玩具的成年人
>> 嗯,
>> 那是什么?
>> 莫妮卡知道。这是
罗斯编造的愚蠢的东西,试图愚弄我们的父母。
这是一种无需
实际伸出手指的方式。
>> 我记得你编出这句话的那天晚上我哭了
。这是我第一次
意识到我比我的
哥哥更酷。 [笑声]
好吧,我要为今晚的约会做好准备
。那么,呃,我就
你们有包装纸吗?
>> 哦,这是给我的生日礼物吗?
>> 费用,
几个月前是你的生日。
>> 是的,但请记住,您说过您订购了
一些特别的东西,但
还没到。
[笑声]
>> 好吧,我接到了关于此事的电话。
>> 好的。
>> 实际上,这是为呃凯西
生日准备的。这是她
最喜欢的书的早期版本。
>> 哦,天鹅绒兔子。我的天啊。
当男孩的爱让兔子
变得真实。
>> 好的,但不要碰它,因为你的
手指上有破坏性的油脂。
>> 好吧,那么你最好让它远离
罗斯的头发。 [笑声]
>> 所以,这是非常罕见的。你是怎么得到
的?
>> 哦,这没什么大不了的。我刚刚去了
几家书店,与
几位经销商交谈,还给两位
作者的孙子打电话。
>> 钱,真是太好了。
>> 是的。这是一个多么好的方式来表达我
暗恋你,室友的
女朋友。
没有这么说,
>> 是吗?
>> 当
你给她买了一些难以置信的
有意义且昂贵的东西,而她的
男友乔伊给了她一个橘子时,你认为会是什么样子?
>> 我做到了。我完成了。这一切都是我自己做的
。而且没有人可以拥抱。
>> 嘿。嘿,你们,我一个人完成了
十字路口。拥抱我。
>> 耶。
>> 恭喜。
>> 谢谢。
>> 嘿,餐饮怎么样?
>> 哦,太棒了。寡妇不肯
付钱,所以菲比对她大喊大叫,直到她
付了钱。
>> 是的,我是个硬汉。 [笑声]
>> 我是个胆小鬼
,我们应该成为合作伙伴。
>> 是的,硬汉和胆小鬼。我们可以打击
犯罪。
等一下,菲比。
我们应该成为合作伙伴。我们应该成为
餐饮合作伙伴。我的意思是,考虑一下
。你现在没有工作,我们
在一起度过了一段美好的时光。
>> 好的。我可以做饭,你可以照顾
的钱。
>> 是的。哦,就像我在
50 年代有一个妻子一样。
>> 嗯,你应该将我的
作品视为无言的有声诗。
>> 这就是我
>> 天哪。晚的。 [笑声]
[音乐]
[笑声]
[笑声]
>> [笑声]
[鼓掌]
>> 男孩,那太棒了
[笑声]
真的
发牢骚。
>> 哇。原来是这么伤的。
>> 真的吗?我的意思是,真的吗?
>> 是的。我的意思是,你应该在公共场合玩。
>> 哦,谢谢你们。那是哦,我想要
,我想为你演奏另一首曲子。嗯
哦,我把呃直升机声音留在了
另一张光盘上。我马上回来。好的。
[笑声]
>> 令人兴奋的
无限时间。
您知道,大约
三个街区外有一家星巴克。 [笑声]
>> 深受启发。看看他。看看他
走吧。
[笑声]
>> [鼓掌]
>> 谢谢。
>> 嘿,下一个不是你吗?
>> 哦,不。今晚我不玩了。为什么
不呢? [笑声]
我无法跟上罗斯。
凯伦,这就像那些可怜的
骑自行车的人不得不跟随
披头士乐队一样。 WHO? [笑声]
天哪,他输了。 [音乐]他
完全迷失了。
[笑声]
>> 什么?
这是再糟糕不过的音乐了。
地下室里有老鼠
上吊自杀。
>> 谢谢。谢谢。
是的,我把它弄丢了。
>> 你知道吗?我不会再玩
了。
>> 之后你能完成我的
>> 吗?是的。 [笑声]
>> 不,我的意思是,如果我能帮忙的话。
>> 是的。就像我可能会失去它一样。
什么?
>> 我是故意打得不好的,伙计们。
[笑声]
>> 好吧,所以你一直想表现不好
>> 是的。不,只是
感恩节的最后一首歌。
>> 我知道。它病了。为什么会生病?
因为它是理查德的儿子。这就像
邀请一场希腊悲剧来吃
晚餐。 [笑声]
>> 嘿,来吧,皮特。你明白,
不是吗?
>> 是的,我可以看到我在哪里是你最好的
镜头,但没有。
抱歉,亲爱的。我认为这是扭曲的。
>> 是的。
>> 什么是扭曲的?
>> 我和理查德的儿子出去。
>>呃。
>> 呃。呃。呃。
>> 对我来说听起来真是个坏主意。
>> 他在那里还好吗?
>> 他很好。
>> 嘿,你知道,伙计,如果你和理查德的儿子之间的事情顺利
,你将
能够告诉你的孩子你和他们的祖父睡了
好吧,你想怎么评判就怎么评判,但是嫁给了
一个女同性恋,把一个男人留在了祭坛上,
爱上了一个同性恋冰舞者,把
女孩的木腿扔进了火里,住在
盒子里,
>>哦,他现在不能说话。
[笑声]
>> 为什么不呢?这是怎么回事?
>> 好吧,他正试图向乔伊展示
他对他来说有多重要
>> 通过在一个盒子里。
>> 乔伊有理由。
>> 它们有三重。
哦,好吧,呃,
你无法说话可能
实际上会让这件事变得更容易。
听着,嗯,
[笑声]
听着,
我不想成为
两个最好朋友之间的人。
我只是无法忍受
这对你们造成的影响,我不想成为
的原因。所以,
我想我们再也见不到对方了
我要去芝加哥我妈妈家。
我要在那里呆一段时间。
我认为这可能是
真正令人惊奇的事情。
但是,您知道,这可能是
最好的。
你知道,
我会想念你的。
再见,钱德勒。
>> [笑声]
>> 打开盒子。
>> 我弟弟结婚了。
>> 伙计们,你们为什么不告诉我你们是
滑雪者?
>> 因为它就这样发生了。你知道,
我们当时在法院。我们正在吃
午餐。
>> 等等,等等。我们为什么在
法院?
>> 我们正在吃午饭。 [笑声]
>> 是的。然后突然之间,我们
说,“嘿,你知道,我们在这里。我们
吃午饭。我们结婚吧。”正确的。
>> [笑声]
>> 一年半前,我什至
不知道我有一个兄弟。现在我也有一个
妹妹。 [笑声]
>> 哦,太棒了。哦,
>> 好的。
好的。 [笑声]
别说了。不。
>> 那么,我现在要给你送一份礼物。
有什么需要吗?
>> 呃,是的。
自从我们订婚以来,我们就一直在尝试怀孕呃
以为我们会在
件事上取得进展,你知道。没有人会变得更年轻
[笑声]
>>因为问题是我们嗯我们无法
能够,你知道,呃怀孕,你
知道,
>>并且我们已经尝试了一切。我们见过
一群医生。
>> 是的。他们和他们说
我们生孩子的唯一机会是
,如果他们取出我的精子和她的卵子,然后将
放在一个培养皿中,然后将其
放入另一个女孩体内。所以,我们想知道
您是否可以成为我们可以
放入的女孩。
[笑声]
>> 这是一份非常好的礼物。
>> 你做到了吗?
>> 是的。是的,我们发生了性关系。
>> 呃哦。很糟糕。
>> 这很好,你知道,但她没有
同意我的观点,就像她同意
乔伊的观点一样强烈。
她更像是,“呃,我明白你的
观点。我同意。”
这是第一次。您知道,
第一次并不总是达成很多共识。
次。
>> 是的。反正不适合女孩。大家都同意
。 [笑声]
>> 看,你必须帮助我,好吗?我的意思是,
我知道如何对待女人,你
知道吗?我知道一切都去哪儿了。
总是很好。但我需要知道
是什么让它从美好变成我的上帝,
有人在那里杀了她。
>> 好吧,我要向你展示
一些很多人不知道的东西。请给我
那个便签本。
>> 好吧。
[清喉咙] 现在,
>> 好吧,你不必画一个真正的
哇,她很性感。
>> 现在,每个人都知道基本的无性同体
区域。您得到一、二、三、四、
五、六和七。
>> 有七个。 [笑声]
>> 让我看看。
哦,是的。
[笑声]
>> 这是一个
>> 很重要的一个。 [笑声]
>> 哦,你知道,你知道吗?我
上下颠倒地看着它。
>> 嗯,你知道,有时这会有所帮助。
[笑声]
[鼓掌]
>> 好的。现在,大多数人都会打呃一,
二,三,然后打到七并扎营
那太糟糕了。
>> 好吧,如果你去迪士尼乐园,你不会
花一整天的时间在喇叭上。
>> 好吧,如果我们是
七,你可能会这样做。
>> 好的。呃,重要的是
慢慢来。您想要将它们全部击中
,并且想要将它们混合在一起。你必须
让他们保持警惕。
>> 脚趾。
[笑声]
>> 是的。对于某些人来说。 [笑声]
好吧。 [清喉咙]你可以呃
从一个小一开始,一个二,一个
一,二,三,三,
一个五,
一个四,一个三,二,二,一个二,四,
六,二,四,六,四,二,二,
四,七,[笑声]
五,七,六,七,七,
七。
七。七。七。七。七。
七。七。
>> 先生们,你们先起来。
>> 好的。好的。你有 30 秒的时间。
闪电回合开始。停止吧。
[笑声]
>> 现在,当莫妮卡
担任曲棍球守门员时,她的昵称是什么?
>> 大胖守门员。
>> 正确。 [笑声]
RACHEL 声称这是她最喜欢的
电影。
>> 危险的地方。
>> 正确。她最喜欢的电影是
>> 伯尼的周末。
>> 正确。
[笑声]
>> 14 岁时,莫妮卡
被一根铅笔卡在了她身体的哪个部位?
>> 谁?
呃。不,[笑声]
>> 她的耳朵。
好吧。莫妮卡对她的
条毛巾进行了分类。有多少个类别?
>> 日常使用。喜欢
>> 客人。奇特的客人。
>> 两秒。
>> 11.
>> 11. 难以置信。 11 是正确的。
>> 好吧,这是四个人。
女士们,你们起来了。
>> 好吧。快点。
[笑声]
>> 时钟还剩 30 秒。正确答对 5 题
题即可赢得游戏。闪电
轮现在开始。乔伊
最喜欢的食物是什么?
>> 三明治。
>> 正确。
>> 钱德勒第一次
触摸女孩的乳房时多大了?
>> 14。
>> 不,19。
>> 谢谢,伙计。 [笑声]
>> 乔伊有一个想象中的儿时朋友。
他的名字是
>> 莫里斯。
>> 正确。他的职业是
>>太空牛仔。
>> 正确。
[笑声]
>> Chandler Bing 的工作是什么?
天哪。这与
数字和处理有关。嗯,它携带
一个公文包。
>> 10 秒。你需要这个,否则你就会输掉
游戏。
>> 嗯,它与
转发有关。哦。哦。哦。他是一个跨
跨性别怪物。
[笑声]
>> 这甚至不是一个词。
我能得到这个。我能得到这个。
>> [鼓掌]
[笑声]
>> 找不到垃圾袋。
>> 哦,好吧,我想我在这里看到了一些。
[尖叫]
[笑声]
>> 这是什么?
>> 我不知道,但也许如果我们把
抽屉关上,它就会死掉。
>> 我们住在这里。
[笑声]
什么?什么?它是什么?
>> 你看到壁橱的尺寸了吗?
[笑声]
>> 我不敢相信我们住在这里。
>> 好的,准备好了。
来吧。
>> 准备好了吗?
>> 来吧。
>> 天啊。
哇。
>> 嘿,美丽。 [喘气]
>> 哦,你连续两天
都在做什么?
>> 差不多了。 [笑声]
>> 你觉得地板怎么样?
>> 我不知道。看起来是一样的。
>> 你以前有地毯。
>> 哦,是的。
>> 所以,我做了零食。
>> 请出去玩。好的。我只是
想让我的眼睛休息一下
>> 来吧。您希望我们稍后
回来吗?
>> 哦,不,不,不。留下来,留下来,留下来。只要
继续说话即可。
我永远是女主人。
>> 我刚刚摆脱一段非常认真的
关系。
>> 我知道。我刚刚摆脱
婚姻。我的意思是,谈论
是,
>> 对吗?但我只是认为这
发生得太早了。
>> 哦,太快了。也。
面对现实吧,亲爱的。这次我不会让你离开
>> 我听到了。
[笑声]
>> 但不幸的是,
我的公司要把我调到海外。
[笑声]
>> 哦不。
也在哪里?
去巴黎。
>> 不,不,不是巴黎。
>> 哦,去伦敦。哦,罗马。维也纳。哦,
巴塞罗那。
>> 好的。你能停止说话
秒吗?
>> 也门。
>> 没错。是的,我将被转移
到也门。
>> 什么时候?
>> 我不太清楚。
>> 好吧,我只需要吸收每一
盎司钱德勒·宾,直到那一刻
到来。 [笑声]
>> 但我知道是明天的某个时候。
你知道,呃,你真的不必
帮我收拾行李。
>> 哦,好吧,当你说从现在到
要做的就是收拾行李,你真的
离开时你
没有给我留下太多选择,不是吗?
>> 好吧,我以为我做到了,但我想我
没有。
>> 嘿,发生了什么事?
>> 哦,我正在收拾行李。你知道,我正在收拾行李
,因为我明天要搬到也门。
[笑声]
>> 谢谢你告诉我。
我要假装搬到也门。
好的。这是我摆脱
她的唯一方法。
>> 哦,不错。
>> 也门呢?这实际上听起来像是一个
真实的国家。 [笑声]
>> 嘿,钱德勒,来吧。我将
向您展示如何卷起内衣
并将其塞进鞋子里。它确实节省了
空间。
>> 是的。不,我这样做是因为它让我看起来
更高。 [笑声]
>> 好吧,钱德勒,来吧。
>> 好吧,乔伊,交易对我来说是谎言。
>> 不。
你知道,你真的不必带
我去机场。
>> 哦,拜托。每一刻都很珍贵。
你知道,此外,有人必须带着你剩余的
,而你的朋友似乎并不
行李乘坐另一辆出租车
关心你要离开。
>> 好吧,我们还没有那么接近。
好的。所以,我想这就是呃,你知道,
再见。
>> 哦,不。不,这不是再见。在你登上那架飞机之前我不会
离开。
>> 好的。好吧,我想那就在这里等吧。
[笑声]
>> 嗨。我需要一张去也门的假机票。
>> 一张去也门的机票。
>> 哦,不,不,不,不,不,不。我只需要
我只需要一张假票。
>> 对不起,先生。我不明白。
>> 好的。如果
您想要一张门票来玩,您会给孩子什么?
>> 您带着孩子旅行吗?
[笑声]
>> 不。
>> 你知道吗?她会认为
我正在给你一张信用卡,但
我真正要做的是给你一张
借书卡。
>> 先生,去也门的机票是 2,100 美元,我们
不带借书卡。
有什么问题吗?有什么问题吗?您有
入住吗?美国
快递。
>> 64 飞往也门。
>> 好吧,我想我得走了。
>> 哦,我的闪亮。
>> 我会等你。你知道你要离开多久吗?
>> 好吧,直到我们找到
能源来替代燃料。
>> 哦,好吧,我每天都会给你写信。
也门路 15 号。
>> 好的。再见。
再见。
>> 钱德勒。
>> 不。
>> 钱德勒。
>> 珍妮丝,你来了。你就在那里。我
必须最后一吻。而且
你还说我上飞机后你就要离开
>> 不,不,我想看到你起飞。
>> 好吧,那我想我要去也门了。
我要去也门。 [笑声]
>> 当我们到达也门时,我可以和
你住在一起吗?
>> 先走。
>> 好的。
>> 好的。
欢迎来到美国。
>> 天哪。
>> 连续两个。你现在必须使用你的
舌头。
[笑声]
>> 艾米丽,
>> 几率有多大?几率有多大?
好吧,这就足够了,你知道。让
让别人玩吧。
[笑声]
>> 如果你不想玩,那你为什么
来参加聚会?
>> 冷静他。但你来告诉他你
爱他。我就知道。我是对的。我是
对的。正确的。 [笑声]
我真的更愿意和他谈谈。
>> 你知道他在哪里吗?
[笑声]
罗斯,你在吗?
罗斯,我不知道你是否能听到这个,
但我还是要讲。呃,我和你姐姐以及你的
美国,科林的一切都结束了。
朋友在
我来这里是为了告诉你这一点,并
告诉你,是的,乔伊,你可以拥有
你想要的所有巧克力。只需要
即可。
>>我来这里是为了告诉你
我爱你。
>> 我也爱你。我现在要从电话亭给您打电话
。你
听不到我说话。
>> 所以,我决定我一定要和乔伊或钱德勒一起去
>>哦。哦。哦。哦。什么?你必须选择
乔伊。
>> 我的意思是,说出一位名叫
钱德勒的名人。
>> 雷蒙德·钱德勒。你没有
编造的人。
>> 除了
Joey Barafuko 之外,没有著名的 Joey's。
>> 是的,那家伙真的伤害了我们。
>> 那么,妥协怎么样?好的。
如果是 Chenoi,你知道怎么办?
>> 好的,乔伊。来吧,想一想。
首先,他永远不会成为总统。
我的意思是,永远不会有
乔伊总统。
[笑声]
>> 好吧,看,伙计。我不想
提起这件事,但钱德勒是我一生中听过的
最愚蠢的名字。
这甚至不是一个名字。甚至连
个词都算不上。好的?它有点像
枝形吊灯,但事实并非如此。
好吧。这是一个愚蠢愚蠢的无名者。
[笑声]
哇。你是
,你是对的。我有一个可怕的
名字。
[笑声]
对不起,伙计。我没有,我很抱歉。
对不起。
>> 所以,我猜是乔伊。我是说,
>> 我对我所说的话感到抱歉。
>> 不。没有。你说得对。这是一个
荒谬的名字。 [笑声]
>> 没那么糟糕。
>> 是的,是的。
>> 从现在开始,我没有名字。
[笑声]
>> 所以,你只是 Bing。
我没有名字。
好的。那么,我们应该
给您打电话什么?
>> 好的。呃,现在,暂时,你可以
叫我
克林特。
[笑声]
>> 不可能。你足够酷来完成
克林特吗?
>> 好的。那么,我可以用什么名字来
呢?
>> 嗯,吉恩。
>> 这是克林特。这是克林特。 [笑声]
>> 再见,Jean。
>> 嗨,吉恩。
已点击。
>> 克林特,
>> 吉恩怎么样了?
>> 鼓声。 [笑声]
>> 好的。好的。好的。
帮助。我是马可还是约翰? [笑声]
>> 你不够高,无法成为马克,
,但你可能会成为一名优秀的巴尼。一切
都对,看。我是认真的。好的,
明天 3:30,我要去
法院。
>> 你真的正在经历这个吗?
>> 嘿,看。这个名字一直阻碍我
一生,好吗?这可能就是
为什么孩子们在学校里欺负我,也是为什么
我从来不和女人相处得很好。因此,从明天
4:00 开始,我要么成为
马克·约翰逊,要么成为约翰·马森。
>> 你遇到问题是因为你自己,而不是
你的名字。 [笑声]
>> 这必须停止。钱德勒是一个
伟大的名字。事实上,
是的。
对不起。我知道你真的想让
我给孩子命名为乔伊,但是所以,我
我要给孩子命名为
钱德勒。
[笑声]
>> 真的吗?
>> 是的。但您也必须保留名称
>> 好的。谢谢。
>> 好的。
>> 你想拥抱它吗?
>> 是的。
>> 耶。
>> 耶。哦,是的。好的。我现在就去告诉
弗兰克和爱丽丝。
再见,费布斯。
>> 好的。再见。
[笑声]
>> 再见。
>> 嘿,我听说你和约书亚
要与罗斯和艾米丽出去吃饭,
,我认为这真的
很酷。
>> 是的,Ra,我认为你处理得很好
>> 处理它?处理
是什么意思?没什么可处理的。你知道,
如果不是我和 Joshua,也许我会对这个
产生疑问。
>> 你知道,他们无论如何都不会
结婚。
>> 什么?
>> 来吧。他们如此快速地冲进这件事
,这太荒谬了。我的意思是,他们
将参与大约
年,并且在此过程中的某个时间,他们中的一个
将意识到他们
所做的事情,并且他们将取消
整件事。我告诉你,你
会先在我的婚礼上跳舞,然后
在他们的婚礼上跳舞。
>> 是的。嗯,我不在婚礼上跳舞。
>> 为什么不呢?
>> 因为婚礼是
结识女性的好地方。当我跳舞时,我看起来像这样
>> [笑声]
>> 嘿伙计。嘿。 [笑声]
>> 那么,从今天起四个星期后
你们在做什么?
>> 什么也没有。
>> 什么也没有。
>> 我是。 [笑声]
>> 免费。
>> 太棒了。因为艾米丽和我一个月后就要
结婚。
>> 什么?
>> 什么?
>> 是的。
>> 一个月后。
>> 是的。
>> 您的意思是 30 天?是的。
>> 从现在开始。
>> 是的。
>> 太棒了。
>> 我跟你打赌,他会再次给你打电话
>> 是的,也许吧。但是,你知道,我
认为我根本不在乎。
我不认为他是让我感到悲伤的人
你知道,我知道我说过我
完全同意罗斯结婚,
但事实证明,我认为我
处理得不太好。
是的,也许吧。
>> 而且我只是想找出
为什么。
>> 有运气吗?
>> 嗯,是的。是的。我的意思是,你知道怎么做
罗斯和我总是再次开启,
再次关闭,再次开启,再次关闭。
我想我只是想到在
的某个地方我们会再次
>> 你知道吗?我想我们都做到了。
>> 嘿。
>> 嘿。嘿。
>> [笑声]
>> 所以,
>> 为我们预订了周日晚上的房间。
好的。 9:00 的厄尼怎么样?
>> 是的。好吧,你呃最好吃 3 点。
>> 哦,我不知道我们是否会在 3 点
饿。
[笑声]
三个人。约书亚不会
在那里。
>> 发生了什么?
>> 嗯,我想我认为他和我分手了
>> 不,为什么?
>> 好吧,显然他很容易害怕。
[笑声]
>> 对不起。
>> 没关系。
>> 有时
事情并不像你
想象的那样。
>> 来这里。
>> 哦,嘿。你不用去接
艾米丽吗?
>> 是的。是的。
>> 你还好吗?
>> 是的。我得到了我的女儿们。
>> 好的。
>> 嘿,你知道什么能让你高兴起来吗?
什么?
>> 你知道,我必须告诉你,这
确实让我心情更好。 [笑声]
我希望有一份工作可以让我
一直穿着它。
也许有一天会有。 [笑声]
>> 天啊,那是钱德勒。他要
过来为他的
重要约会借一些蜡烛。
>> 哦,好吧。
>> 不,不,雷切尔,别明白。见我们。
>> 不行。是的,新郎看不到
新娘。你不会嫁给
钱德勒。不是在这之后。
[笑声]
>> 好吧,伙计们。放松点。
>> 我愿意。
[欢呼]
>> 我得走了。
只是现在他们在我体内,
就好像我认识他们,你
认识,而且
这并不容易
当你知道这些小婴儿有
要离开时。
>> 我知道,亲爱的。
但这并不是说你不会
有任何东西。我的意思是,您将
有侄女和侄子。从某些方面来说,
甚至更好。
>> 是的。好的。
>> 不,真的。真的吗,二月?我的意思是,你
不会担心
为上大学存钱,或者在他们表现不好时对他们大喊大叫
,你知道,或者决定
在他们
不冷静时让他们上床,
你知道吗?当他们
,也是他们
想要离家出走时,你会是他们来找的人
谈论性的人。你要变得很酷阿姨
菲比。
>> 酷阿姨菲比。
>> 我很酷。
>> 哦,
>> 是的。你知道还有什么吗?
>> 天哪。他们会爱你吗?
>> 他们会爱我的。
>> 谢谢你们
>> 再次。
>> 亲爱的,
>> 谢谢。
>> 哦,什么?天啊。只是在开玩笑。
>> 什么?我的天啊。又遇见你了你
太简单了。
>> 你觉得怎么样?好吧,我不会再
去买那件愚蠢的
T 恤了。
嗯,我喜欢
>> 就这样。
>> 好吧。听着,你不会真的
去买那个,是吗?你不觉得
你已经让我难堪了
天吗?
>> 哦,我让你难堪了?
>> 当我
假装不认识你时,我该如何回答这个问题? [笑声]
>> 他只是嫉妒。您会很合身。
所有伦敦人都穿着它们。
>> 哦,真的吗?那为什么这里
任何地方都没有人戴呢?
>> 他们都是游客。
>> 好吧。听着,如果你坚持
在公共场合穿着它,你知道,你
将独自度过下午剩下的时间
嗯?
[笑声]
>> 你要让我在你
和帽子之间做出选择?
>> 我选择帽子。
>> 不错的选择。谢谢。
>> 好吧,看。 [笑声] 好吧,就是
了。好吧,我要离开这里了。我不会再感到尴尬了
>> 被锤击。好吧,
你看起来不像罗斯的母亲。 [笑声]
>> 那他为什么要这么说呢?
>> 因为他疯了。好的。他早些时候来到
我面前,感谢我在《泰坦尼克号》中
感人的表演。
[笑声]
>> 我妈妈是对的。永远不会
结婚。
>> 你知道那是什么吗?
>> 谁不想要你?
>> 请。我是一位单亲妈妈,有一个
30 岁的儿子。
>> 我今天要结婚了。 [尖叫]
[笑声]
>> 早上好,罗斯。我今天
要结婚了。
>> 是的,你是。
>> 你以为你知道我在这里吗?
[欢呼]
[鼓掌]
>> 好吧,我以前从来没有和你做过这样的事
。 [笑声]
>> 不。
>> 那么,呃,你好吗?你怎么样你怎么样
好吗? [笑声]
>> 是的。是的。你
>> 哦,是的。是的。嗯嗯。 [笑声]
你。
>> 我们做到了你。
>> 好吧,
我最好走了。
>> 哦,是的。绝对地。 [笑声]
>> 你能不看吗?
>> 我不想看。
>> 你好。
>> 嘿,你到底去哪儿了?嘿,
我在外面过夜。我遇到了这位可爱的
伴娘。她是如此
>> 我不想听到她的事。
>> 小偷。你知道吗,你仍然是我的
第一名女孩。 [笑声]
>> 不,不,我们有紧急情况。好的。
雷切尔要来伦敦。
>> 哦,太棒了。
>> 这不太好。不,她是来告诉
罗斯她爱他的。
>> 但他爱艾米丽。
>> 我知道。 [笑声]
你必须阻止她。她会
毁掉婚礼。好的。
>> 好的。那么我就完成了我的部分。好的。
现在是你的责任了。
的负担卸下了。正确的。
>> 对。
>> 跟我说说这个女孩吧。 [笑声]
>> 嘿,[音乐]你看到莫妮卡了吗?
>> 我没有看到莫妮卡。
[笑声]
>> 什么?
>> 什么?
>> 听着,我们必须找到她。菲比刚刚
打来电话。瑞秋要来告诉罗斯她
爱他。我的天啊。
>> 我知道。这就是我们必须找到
莫妮卡的原因。你知道她在哪里吗?
>> 不,好的。三级是啥情况?
你为什么不照亮我的眼睛?
>> 朋友们、家人今天聚集在这里
庆祝。罗斯和艾米丽的快乐结合
愿我们今天与他们分享的快乐
永远伴随着他们。现在,艾米丽,
跟着我重复一遍。我艾米丽
>> 我艾米丽
>> 接受你罗斯
>> 接受你罗斯
>> 作为我合法结婚的丈夫
疾病和健康,直到死亡将我们分开
>> 作为我合法结婚的丈夫,无论疾病还是健康,
直到死亡将我们分开
>> 现在罗斯,
跟着我重复一遍。我罗斯.
>> 我是罗斯
>> 带你去艾米丽。
>> 带上你,瑞秋。
>> [欢呼]
>> 艾米丽。 [鼓掌]
[笑声]
艾米丽。
我可以继续吗?
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重点词汇

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词汇 含义

jellyfish

/ˈdʒɛlifɪʃ/

B2
  • noun
  • - 水母

sting

/stɪŋ/

B2
  • verb
  • - 刺

ammonia

/əˈmoʊniə/

C1
  • noun
  • - 氨

responsibility

/rɪˌspɒnsəˈbɪləti/

B2
  • noun
  • - 责任

perspective

/pərˈspɛktɪv/

B2
  • noun
  • - 观点

sturdy

/ˈstɜːrdi/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 结实

coffin

/ˈkɒfɪn/

B2
  • noun
  • - 棺材

rumor

/ˈruːmər/

B2
  • noun
  • - 谣言

legend

/ˈlɛdʒənd/

B2
  • noun
  • - 传奇

varsity

/ˈvɑːrsəti/

C1
  • noun
  • - 校队

destructive

/dɪˈstrʌktɪv/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 破坏性的

catering

/ˈkeɪtərɪŋ/

B2
  • noun
  • - 餐饮服务

widow

/ˈwɪdoʊ/

B2
  • noun
  • - 寡妇

infinite

/ˈɪnfɪnɪt/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 无限

tragedy

/ˈtrædʒədi/

B2
  • noun
  • - 悲剧

conceive

/kənˈsiːv/

C1
  • verb
  • - 受孕

sperm

/spɜːrm/

C1
  • noun
  • - 精子

agreement

/əˈɡriːmənt/

B1
  • noun
  • - 同意

transponding

/trænsˈpɒndɪŋ/

C2
  • verb
  • - 应答传送

luggage

/ˈlʌɡɪdʒ/

A2
  • noun
  • - 行李

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重点语法结构

  • You're going to have to pee on it.

    ➔ 半助动词 (have to) + Be going to (未来意图/必要性)

    ➔ 在此语境下,“have to”表达了外部义务或必要性。

  • If I had to, I'd pee on any one of you.

    ➔ 虚拟语气(第二条件句)(If + 过去式, would + 动词原形)

    ➔ 该结构用于描述不太可能发生的假设情况。

  • We were on a break.

    ➔ be动词的一般过去时

    ➔ 指过去存在的特定状态或情况。

  • I wish we hadn't lost those four months.

    ➔ Wish + 过去完成时 (表达遗憾)

    ➔ 用于表达对过去无法改变的事情的遗憾。

  • I didn't know what I was taking responsibility for.

    ➔ 名词性从句(间接疑问句)+ 过去进行时

    ➔ 从句“what I was taking responsibility for”充当“know”的宾语。

  • I built this thing with my own hands.

    ➔ 一般过去时 (过去完成的动作)

    ➔ 强调该动作发生在过去并在过去某个特定时刻完成。

  • If I can't, I'll knock five bucks off.

    ➔ 第一条件句 (If + 一般现在时, will + 动词原形)

    ➔ 描述基于特定条件的未来真实可能性。

  • I should have known it would work out.

    ➔ 情态动词完成式 (should have + 过去分词)

    ➔ 用于表达对过去未按预期发生的事件的观点或遗憾。

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