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Everyone, I would like to make a toast 00:00
to Rachel and Joey. 00:03
>> Oh, 00:06
and to love. 00:08
[laughter] 00:12
Ah, love. 00:14
[laughter] 00:17
L O V E. Love. 00:17
L is for life. And what is life without 00:20
love? 00:24
>> Oh my god. Are we supposed to answer? 00:26
O 00:30
is for 00:32
Oh, WOW. 00:34
[laughter] 00:37
The V is for this very surprising turn 00:39
of events, 00:45
which I am still fine with. By the way, 00:47
E 00:53
[laughter] 00:56
is for how 00:58
extremely normal I find it [laughter] 01:00
that you two 01:04
are together 01:07
and that one day you might get married 01:10
and have children of your own. 01:16
Dude, are you okay? 01:23
>> Totally. 01:25
[laughter] 01:27
>> Ross, you don't seem okay. 01:28
>> I'm sorry. It must be the pressure of 01:30
entertaining. 01:32
>> [laughter] 01:45
>> Guess who? 01:49
>> Uh, Department of Sanitation. [laughter] 01:52
>> It's me. 01:56
>> Oh. 01:59
Oh, [laughter] 02:10
>> what? 02:12
>> Oh, 02:14
[laughter] 02:16
>> [laughter] 02:27
>> It's my It's my hamster. It's Mity. 02:37
>> Oh my god. I'm so sorry, Sh. I I must 02:41
have freaked out. 02:44
>> Oh, thank God it's not Mitsy. 02:44
>> It's just a rat. [laughter] 02:47
>> No, it's it's just a bit sudden. No, 02:49
it's great. Okay, I am totally on board. 02:51
I love you, too. All right. Bye. 02:54
>> What's the matter, Ross? 03:00
>> Nothing. No. Oh, uh, actually, great 03:01
news. Um, just got off the phone with 03:04
Emily, and looks like I'm moving to a 03:07
new apartment. [laughter] Woohoo. 03:09
>> Why? 03:14
>> Well, her thought is, and I agree, fresh 03:15
new furniture. Why not a fresh new 03:18
apartment? Her cousin has this great 03:21
place to sublet. It's got a view of the 03:23
river on one side and Colombia on the 03:25
other. 03:27
>> That's way up town. That's like three 03:27
trains away, which is great. 03:29
>> I love to ride that rail. [laughter] 03:32
>> So, you're really okay with this? 03:36
>> Yes. Yes. I mean, it's it's kind of far 03:37
from work, but uh you know, I'll get so 03:40
much done on the commute. I I've been 03:42
given the gift of time. [laughter] You 03:45
know, it's so funny cuz last Christmas I 03:48
got the gift of space. 03:49
We should get them together and make a 03:53
continuum. 03:54
>> Oh no, my new Paulo shoes. 03:57
>> Oh, I hope they're not ruined. 04:00
You 04:05
>> okay? 04:05
>> God, what a great day. 04:06
>> What weatherwise? 04:09
[laughter] 04:12
I know you the air, the the trees, 04:13
[snorts] even though Nana's gone, 04:18
there's there's something almost uh I 04:19
don't know, almost life. 04:21
>> I'm fine. I'm fine. 04:26
>> I'm just just having my worst fear 04:29
realized. But 04:32
>> Hi. 04:35
Hi. 04:37
>> What's wrong, buddy? 04:38
>> Someone at work ate my sandwich. 04:39
>> [laughter] 04:42
>> Well, what did the police say? 04:43
>> My Thanksgiving leftover sandwich. I 04:46
can't believe someone just ate it. 04:50
>> Ross, it's just a sandwich. Just a 04:51
sandwich. Look, I am 30 years old, okay? 04:54
I'm going to be divorced twice and I 04:57
just got evicted. That sandwich was the 04:59
only good thing going on in my life. 05:01
Someone ate the only good thing going on 05:03
in my life. [laughter] 05:06
Okay, look, I I have enough stuff for 05:09
for one more sandwich. I mean, I was 05:10
going to eat it myself, but 05:12
that would be incredible. Thank you so 05:16
much. I I I I still can't believe 05:18
someone ate it. 05:21
I mean, look, I I I left a note and 05:24
everything. 05:26
Knock-k knockock. Who's there? Ross 05:28
Geller's lunch. 05:30
Ross Geller's lunch. Who? Roskeller's 05:32
lunch. Please don't take me. Okay. 05:35
[laughter] 05:39
>> I'm surprised you didn't go home wearing 05:40
your lunch. 05:41
>> Okay. Look, you want to hold on to your 05:44
food? You got to scare people off. I 05:45
learned that living on the street. 05:47
>> Really? So, so what would you say, 05:49
Feebs? Stuff like, uh, keep your mitts 05:52
off my grub. 05:55
>> Say, Ross, when you picture Phoebe 05:58
living on the street, is she surrounded 06:00
by the entire cast of Annie? 06:01
Okay, this will keep him away from your 06:05
stuff. 06:07
>> Um, Ross, 06:15
>> may I have a word with you? 06:17
>> Oh, of course, Donald. 06:18
>> We've been getting reports of some very 06:21
angry behavior on your part. 06:23
>> What? 06:25
>> Threatening letters, refusal to meet 06:26
deadlines. 06:28
Apparently, people now call you mental. 06:30
Yeah, 06:34
>> we want you to speak to a psychiatrist. 06:37
>> Oh, no. You You don't understand. Gh, 06:40
this is so silly. Um, this is all just 06:43
because of a sandwich. 06:46
A sandwich? 06:49
>> Yeah. You see, my my sister makes these 06:50
amazing turkey sandwiches. Her secret is 06:53
she puts a an extra slice of gravy 06:57
soaked bread in the middle. I call it 06:59
the moist maker. [laughter] 07:02
Anyway, I I put my sandwich in the 07:04
fridge over here and Oh. Oh, you know 07:06
what? I I'm sorry. I I I believe I ate 07:08
that. 07:12
[laughter] 07:14
>> You ate my sandwich. It was a simple 07:17
mistake. It could happen to anyone. 07:20
>> Oh, really? 07:22
Did you confuse it with your own turkey 07:25
sandwich with a moist maker? 07:28
No. 07:32
>> Do you perhaps remember seeing a note on 07:32
top of it? 07:37
>> There may have been a a joke or limmer 07:38
of some kind 07:42
>> that said it was my sandwich. 07:42
>> Now, now calm down. Come look in my 07:47
office. Some of it may still be in the 07:50
trash. 07:52
[laughter] 07:54
>> What? 07:55
Well, it was quite large. I I I I had to 07:56
throw most of it away. 07:59
>> You You You You threw my sandwich away. 08:00
My sandwich. My 08:06
>> What time is it? 08:10
>> 1 08:11
>> 7:15. 08:12
>> Watch doesn't work. 08:15
>> Tommy's supposed to be here soon. We're 08:17
going to lunch. 08:19
[laughter] 08:21
>> Look. Look. I wasn't going to say 08:23
anything to you, but all right. I don't 08:25
think you should be seeing Tommy 08:28
anymore. 08:30
>> You don't? 08:32
>> No. The guy is mean. I mean, really 08:33
mean. I think you should stay away from 08:36
him. 08:38
>> H. Or maybe I should stay away from all 08:39
men. 08:42
>> No, it's not just because I'm jealous. 08:43
I mean, I'm not I'm not I'm not jealous. 08:46
Okay. It's Look, the guy, he screamed. 08:48
He actually screamed at this couple 08:51
sitting in our seats. 08:53
>> Yeah. And at the end of the play, he he 08:55
got up, you know, and he just started 08:58
like banging his hands together. 09:00
>> Oh. Uh, does anyone know where the 09:02
Freeman building is? 09:04
>> Yeah, it's the new building on Avenue. 09:06
>> What? That that's all the way across 09:08
town. I'm supposed to teach a graduate 09:09
seminar there in 10 minutes. 09:11
>> Ooh, dude. That's not going to happen. 09:13
>> Yeah. MOVE IT. MOVE IT. MOVE IT. HEY, 09:18
I'm the teacher. 09:20
[laughter] 09:33
Hello. [gasps] 09:36
Sorry I'm a little late. Uh, whoa, a lot 09:42
late. 09:44
Well, let me start by uh by introducing 09:46
myself. I'm uh Professor Geller. 09:49
So, to sum up, 09:54
I'm Professor Geller. Good job today. 09:56
>> Oh my god, the pages are stuck together, 10:00
Chandler. 10:04
>> Oh my god. She She made half an English 10:12
trifle and 10:15
half a shepherd's pie. 10:18
>> Okay. Now, what was that all about? Is 10:21
it Does it not taste good? Let me try 10:23
this. 10:25
>> No. No. 10:25
All done. [laughter] 10:32
So good. 10:36
Maybe Chandler HAS SOME LEFT. [laughter] 10:38
THAT TASTES like feet. 10:43
>> So, come on. Explain yourself. Geller. 10:46
First, you got my Rachel pregnant. 10:50
>> You got Rachel pregnant? 10:51
>> WHO DID? 10:53
>> YOU DID? 10:53
>> YES. 10:54
>> YES. YES, I did. But, but it was it was 10:56
just a one night thing. It meant 10:58
nothing. 11:00
>> Oh, really? That's what my daughter 11:00
means to you? Nothing? 11:03
>> No. No, sir. Um, she means a lot to me. 11:04
I mean, I I care. I I love Rachel. What? 11:07
Oh, but not in that way. I mean, 11:09
[laughter] 11:10
I mean, I'm not in love with her. I love 11:11
her like like a friend. 11:13
>> Oh, really? That's how you treat a 11:14
friend? You get her in trouble and then 11:16
you refuse to marry her? 11:17
>> Hey, I offered to marry her. But I 11:18
didn't want to. [laughter] 11:21
>> Well, why not? So you could spend your 11:24
time with this 11:26
11:28
>> I'm sorry, Dr. Green. Mona. Mona. Dr. 11:29
Green. 11:31
>> How could you have kept all of this from 11:34
me? I 11:36
>> I was going to tell you, but what? You 11:37
figure you get what you wanted and then 11:40
you dump her like you did Rachel. 11:41
>> Hey, I did not dump Rachel, nor are we 11:43
still together. 11:45
>> Oh. Um, 11:49
can I 11:50
Why don't we just let the machine get 11:54
that? 11:55
>> Hey, Ross, it's Joey. There's a hooker 11:57
over here, and we thought maybe you'd 12:00
know something about it. [laughter] 12:01
>> No, no, no, NO, NO. I I I need to lie 12:04
down 12:09
>> to go first. 12:10
>> Okay. 12:11
>> OKAY. [applause] 12:11
>> Welcome to America. 12:17
>> All right. 12:24
>> Oh my gosh. Two in a row. You got to use 12:27
your tongues now. 12:30
>> [laughter] 12:34
>> What are the odds? What are the odds? 12:40
>> Okay, that that's enough. You know, let 12:44
let's let someone else play. 12:47
[laughter] 12:50
>> If you didn't want to play, then why'd 12:51
you come to the party? 12:52
>> Hey, someone order a coat. 12:55
>> Ross, Chandler wrote something about me 12:57
on his computer, and he won't let me 12:58
see. 12:59
>> He won't. He won't. 13:00
Because isn't that isn't that the the 13:04
the short story you were writing? 13:06
>> Yes. Yes, it is the short story that I 13:09
was writing. 13:12
>> In a minute, let me read it. 13:13
>> No. 13:15
>> Come on. 13:18
>> Hey, uh why don't you read it to her? 13:19
[laughter] 13:26
All right. 13:32
It was summer 13:43
and it was hot. 13:47
Rachel was there. 13:50
[laughter] 13:52
A lonely gray couch. 13:54
Oh, look, cried Ned. [laughter] 13:59
And then the kingdom was his forever. 14:02
The end. 14:04
[applause] 14:06
That's it. That's all you wrote. You're 14:08
the worst WRITER IN THE WHOLE WORLD. 14:10
>> All right. All right. You know what? 14:13
This isn't funny anymore. There's 14:14
something about me on that piece of 14:15
paper, and I want to see it. 14:16
>> No, you don't. 14:19
>> All right. You know what? Fine. If you 14:23
guys want to be children about this, 14:24
that's fine. I do not need TO 14:26
GO. 14:30
>> What is this? 14:35
>> That is something that's 14:36
>> Ross. What is this? 14:39
>> Thank you. Good luck. 14:40
>> Okay, just just remember how crazy I am 14:45
about you. Okay. 14:48
>> Kind of ditsy. 14:49
Too into her looks. 14:51
spoiled. 14:54
>> Now that's a little spoiled. He was 14:55
supposed to type little, you idiot. 14:56
[laughter] 14:58
>> Just a waitress. 15:00
>> Now that that was uh I mean as opposed 15:03
to uh the um Okay. Is is this over yet? 15:06
Ra. 15:11
>> I do not have chubby ankles. 15:12
>> No, I 15:16
>> Excuse me. Um, 15:21
is there a woman waiting at the bar? Um, 15:23
someone average height, dark hair, or 15:27
perhaps doing a puzzle? 15:29
>> Uh, there's a drunk Chinese guy. 15:31
>> Well, if I'm still here in an hour, buy 15:36
him a drink on me. 15:38
>> Can I get you another glass of wine? 15:40
>> I don't know if I should. I don't want 15:42
to be drunk when I go home alone. 15:43
>> Got stood up, huh? Eh, it's no big deal. 15:49
It's just a blind date. 15:51
>> Are you worried your date came, saw you, 15:53
and left? [laughter] 15:54
>> Whoa. 15:58
>> Hi. Uh, I'm I'm Ross. I don't I don't 16:02
believe we met. I'm Monica's older 16:05
brother. 16:07
>> Oh, hi. I'm I'm Mona from her 16:08
restaurant. 16:10
>> Oh, 16:10
hello. Uh, Mona from her restaurant. 16:12
[snorts] 16:14
[laughter] 16:17
Mona. Wow. What a what a beautiful name. 16:20
>> You think so? I always kind of hated it. 16:22
>> Oh, come on. Mona Lisa. 16:25
>> Huh? Mona. Um, 16:27
Klelaken, 16:30
the famous botonist. Huh? Oh, no. She's 16:33
uh well, she's dead now, but [laughter] 16:37
no. Supposedly, she was once quite the 16:39
hottie of the plant world. 16:42
>> Really? 16:45
>> Well, see, I never knew about her. 16:46
>> Linda Clarken. 16:48
[laughter] 16:50
>> So, what uh what what table are you at? 16:54
>> Oh, me too. 16:58
>> Good. Now, there'll be someone there who 17:00
likes my name. 17:02
>> Yes, there will. 17:03
Oh, guess what, Molly Gilbert? You've 17:12
just been bumped up to table one. And if 17:14
it's all right with you, I'm going to 17:18
take your place at table six. Martin 17:20
clen. 17:23
[applause] 17:24
[laughter] 17:29
Hey. Uh, I thought I thought you were at 17:34
table six. 17:37
>> Uh, no, nine. 17:39
>> Oh, see, before you uh when you showed 17:42
it to me, you you held it that way, 17:46
which uh [laughter] 17:47
which was misleading. 17:49
Well, 17:53
>> hello 18:02
It was the chair again. Okay, I'm not 18:08
doing it. It Look, I don't You know 18:11
what? That's it. I cannot make this 18:14
decision. It is too difficult. So, I am 18:17
just going to leave it entirely up to 18:19
the gods of fate. 18:21
>> A magic eightball. Oh, you can't be 18:25
serious. You can't make this decision 18:27
with a toy. 18:28
>> Oh, it's not a toy. 18:29
Well, I don't know what else to do. I 18:33
mean, I either keep my wife and lose one 18:36
of my my best friends or I keep my 18:38
friend and get divorced for the second 18:41
time before I'm 30. So So if anyone else 18:43
has has a better suggestion, let's hear 18:45
it because I I got nothing. All right, 18:47
don't be shy. Any suggestion will do. 18:49
>> [laughter] 18:55
>> Okay, then. 18:58
Here we go. 19:03
Magic eightball. Should I never see 19:06
Rachel again? 19:09
Ask again later. 19:14
[laughter] Later is not good enough. 19:17
[laughter] 19:21
Ask again later. 19:26
>> What the hell? This is broken. It is 19:28
broken. 19:30
>> Hello. 19:33
>> Hello. Is Ross there? 19:33
>> Uh, no he's not. Can I take a message? 19:35
>> Yes. This is Russell. Ross's divorce 19:36
lawyer. Just tell him that since I 19:38
haven't heard from him, I assume he's 19:40
decided to give the marriage a try. 19:42
>> Ross got married again? No. [laughter] 19:44
>> All right, keep going. We are phasing 19:49
the accent out. Phasing it out. 19:52
So without retesting their results in 19:55
the laboratory, 19:58
the team would never have identified 20:00
[laughter] 20:04
the initial errors in their carbon 20:06
dating analysis. 20:09
[laughter] 20:12
Were there any questions at this point? 20:14
>> Yes. 20:18
>> What's happening to your accent? 20:18
Come again. What's What's this nonsense? 20:23
[laughter] 20:26
All right. I'm I'm not English. 20:30
I'm from Long Island. 20:34
I was really nervous and the accent just 20:37
um just came out. [laughter] 20:40
I'm sorry. 20:43
So, if we could just get back to the 20:46
lecture. 20:48
Um, 20:50
were there any questions 20:51
[laughter] 20:54
about paleontology? 20:55
All right. Look, I was just trying to 21:00
make a good first impression. Obviously, 21:01
I screwed up, but what you guys think of 21:04
me is really important because I'm I'm 21:07
hoping to get a permanent job here. So, 21:09
if you just give me another chance to 21:11
make a good impression. 21:14
>> Ross, ARE YOU CRAZY? I'M STILL YOUR WIFE 21:16
OR WERE YOU JUST NEVER GOING TO TELL ME? 21:20
WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU? 21:22
I could just kill you. [laughter] 21:25
[applause] 21:28
>> Well, RACHEL, 21:32
[laughter] 21:38
>> this guy says hello. Oh, I want to kill 21:39
myself. 21:40
>> Are you okay, sweetie? 21:42
>> I just feel like someone reached down my 21:44
throat, grabbed my small intestine, 21:45
pulled it out of my mouth, and tied it 21:47
around my neck. Cookie, 21:49
>> Carol moved her stuff out today. 21:53
>> Let me get you some coffee. 21:56
>> Thanks. 21:57
>> No. Oh, no. No. Don't stop cleansing my 22:03
aura. [laughter] 22:05
>> No. Just leave my aura alone. Okay, 22:07
I'll be fine. All right. Really, 22:11
everyone? I hope she'll be very happy. 22:13
>> No, you don't. 22:15
>> No, I don't. To hell with her. She left 22:15
me. 22:17
>> And you never knew she was a lesbian. 22:19
[laughter] 22:21
>> No. Okay. 22:25
Why does everyone keep fixating on that? 22:28
[laughter] 22:31
She didn't know. How should I know? 22:32
Look, uh, 22:38
I know why you're here. 22:41
>> You do? 22:43
>> Yeah. And to save you from any 22:43
embarrassment, um, I think maybe I 22:45
should talk first. 22:47
>> Okay. 22:50
>> Okay. 22:50
Ross and Rachel. 23:01
Rachel and Ross, 23:03
that's been one heck of a seessaw, 23:08
hasn't it? 23:09
>> What? 23:12
>> I mean, look, that that one night we had 23:14
was fun and and certainly passionate, 23:17
but don't don't you think it's better if 23:21
we just stay friends? 23:22
>> Seriously, what? 23:26
>> Okay. Okay. You know what? If you want 23:30
to, 23:34
we can do it one more time. 23:36
I mean, I I'd be okay with that. In 23:40
fact, I have some time right now. 23:43
>> Okay. You know what? Can I Can I talk 23:45
now? 23:48
>> Oh, sure. 23:48
>> Okay. 23:49
I'm pregnant. 23:56
Ross. 24:03
[laughter] 24:07
Ross. 24:09
Okay. Whenever you're ready. 24:11
[applause] 24:19
[laughter] 24:20
And you're the father, by the way. You 24:21
go. 24:23
>> Can I get you some water? 24:28
>> I'm [clears throat] good. I'm good. 24:30
>> Ross, there is no pressure on you. Okay. 24:33
I mean, you can be as involved as you 24:35
want. 24:37
>> Yeah. I uh I'm just I don't know. I 24:43
don't understand 24:46
um how this happened. Huh? 24:50
>> We We used a condom. 24:55
>> I know. I know. But you know, condoms 24:57
only work like 97% of the time. 25:00
>> What? What? 25:04
[laughter] 25:06
>> What? 25:08
Well, they should PUT THAT ON THE BOX. 25:11
[laughter] 25:15
>> They do. 25:17
>> NO, THEY DON'T. 25:18
>> [applause] 25:23
>> WELL, THEY SHOULD PUT IT IN HUGE BLOCK 25:26
LETTERS. 25:28
>> OKAY, ROSS, come on. Let's just forget 25:30
about the condom. 25:32
>> Oh, well, I may as well have. 25:33
>> Listen, you know what? I was really 25:37
freaked out, too, when I 25:39
>> Hey, I'm not freaked out. 25:41
I'm indignant as a consumer. 25:44
[laughter] 25:48
>> You know what? Let's Let's talk later. 25:49
>> No, no. I want to talk now. Okay. I in 25:51
fact I want to talk to the president 25:54
of the condom company. 25:58
>> Okay. You know what? Maybe I should come 26:00
back. 26:01
>> Shh. 26:01
>> Yeah. I'll press one. The data we're 26:04
receiving from MRI scans and DNA testing 26:07
of these fossils are are staggering. 26:10
Mhm. 26:13
>> I mean, we've been accepting Leaky's 26:14
dates as as a given. But if they're off 26:16
by even a 100,000 years or so, then you 26:18
can you can just throw most of our 26:21
assumptions, you know, right in the 26:23
trash. 26:25
So, so what I'm saying is is is 26:27
that [laughter] 26:31
is that uh reparations 26:33
could could be huge. I mean, not just in 26:36
in paleontology, but if you think about 26:39
it, in in evolutionary biology, uh, 26:42
genetics, uh, geology, I mean, truly, 26:45
the the mind boggles. 26:47
>> Well, that's not what you want. 26:53
>> Hello, 27:03
>> Joey. Hey, I need to talk to Charlie. Is 27:04
she there? No, she uh she went shopping 27:06
with Rachel. Why? What's up? 27:08
>> Well, I'm meeting with Professor Sherman 27:09
about my being the keynote speaker. 27:11
>> Oh, how's it going? 27:13
>> It could be better. 27:15
>> He um he fell asleep. 27:18
>> What? But I already bought my ticket to 27:20
Bermuda, 27:23
>> Barbados. Fine, I'll rent the car and 27:25
drive. 27:27
[laughter] 27:29
Ross, you have to get that job. 27:29
>> What am I supposed to do? He's cold. In 27:31
fact, he he was just talking in his 27:34
sleep before, and evidently he wants 27:36
someone named Fran to spank him harder. 27:38
>> Well, just wake him up. 27:42
>> I can't. If he realizes that I'm the one 27:44
who put him to sleep, I won't get the 27:46
job. 27:48
>> Ooh, that's a tough one. 27:49
>> Oh, wait a minute. This happened to me 27:51
before. Yeah, I was auditioning for a 27:53
play and the producer fell asleep. I 27:55
No, wait a minute. It was me who fell 27:59
asleep. 28:02
>> Yeah. I mean, 28:04
>> hey, Shakespeare, how about a chase 28:05
scene once in a while? 28:07
>> [laughter] 28:34
[laughter] 28:38
[cheering] 28:44
>> Oh my god. You really want me to be the 28:46
keynote speaker? 28:49
Thank you. 28:52
>> Rachel was supposed to be back by now. 28:53
Yeah, but her plane got delayed in 28:55
Athens. But actually, she should be here 28:56
by now. 28:58
>> Oh, so you talked to her. Did she Did 28:58
she sound mad? 29:00
>> No, but she likes me. [laughter] 29:02
>> You abandoned her on a plane to Greece. 29:05
>> Okay. I did not abandon Rachel. Okay. 29:06
Emily showed up at the airport. I had to 29:10
go after her. I mean, I I did what I had 29:12
to do. She's my wife. Rachel is my wife. 29:15
You know, Emily [cheering] 29:17
Emily is my wife. 29:21
Man, what is that? 29:24
>> So, you still haven't heard from Emily? 29:27
>> No, not since I lost her at the airport. 29:29
>> I can't believe she can outrun you, MAN. 29:32
>> HEY, SHE'S FAST. OKAY, 29:34
>> you think you CAN BEAT ME? LET'S GO 29:38
OUTSIDE. 29:40
[laughter] 29:41
>> HI, RACHEL. 29:43
>> RICH. RA, I am so sorry. I am so so 29:47
sorry. 29:51
>> Oh, Ross, come on. You just did what you 29:52
had to do. 29:54
>> Well, that's it. You're not mad. I mean, 29:57
it must have been terrible. 29:59
>> Terrible? Hell, I was in Greece. I was a 30:01
nice hotel, nice beach, met the nice 30:04
people. It's not too shabby for Rachel. 30:07
>> So, what? That's it? 30:13
>> Oh, yeah. We're cool. Totally cool. 30:15
>> Thanks. Right. You're the best. Oh no, 30:20
you're the best. [laughter] 30:23
>> Oh, I got to go to the flower store. 30:26
Check it out. No one will tell me where 30:29
Emily is, so I'm going to send 72 long 30:31
stemmed red roses to her parents' house. 30:34
One for each day that I've known and 30:36
loved her. That ought to get her talking 30:38
to me again. 30:40
>> Oh, Ross, when you make out the card, be 30:41
sure to make it out to Emily. 30:43
[laughter] 30:47
I know it's our anniversary, but I told 30:49
you on the phone I don't have time to 30:51
stop. 30:53
>> Okay, you don't have to stop. I'm 30:54
invisible. I'm not here. 30:55
>> Yeah, but I don't. 30:57
Who approved that order? Well, there is 31:00
no Mark Robinson in this office. Get me 31:03
Mark on the phone. 31:06
>> I love Mark. Do you know Mark? 31:07
>> Yeah. 31:09
>> Well, let me just check up with what 31:10
I've got here. All right. See, 038 is 31:12
not the number for this score. 038 is 31:14
Atlanta. 31:16
Pepper. 31:22
>> None for me. 31:25
>> I'm sorry. As I was saying, the store 31:29
number is wrong and I'm sorry, but that 31:31
Oh my god. 31:34
[laughter] 31:36
>> Okay. 31:38
>> Oh yeah. Oh yeah. 31:41
>> Excuse me. I'm sorry. I'm going to have 31:42
to call you back. I've got Shmp in my 31:44
office. 31:46
>> [laughter] 31:48
>> What are you doing? 31:49
>> I'm sorry, but um Hey. Oh, somebody's 31:51
off the phone. How about a glass of wine 31:53
by the fire? I'd get it going again if 31:55
you 31:57
What are you doing? I uh reorganized the 32:00
fridge. See? Uh bottom shelf meats and 32:03
dairy, middle shelf, fruits and 32:07
vegetables, 32:10
and top shelf expired products. 32:12
>> [laughter] 32:16
>> Why are you doing this? 32:16
>> Because I am bored. Out of my mind. I've 32:17
already been to the bank, the post 32:21
office, and the dry cleaners. 32:22
>> Dude, you just described 7 days worth of 32:24
stuff. [laughter] 32:26
You got to spread it out a little. You 32:28
know, haven't you ever been unemployed? 32:30
>> Hey, I am not unemployed. I'm on 32:32
satical. 32:34
>> Hey, don't get religious on me, okay? 32:34
[laughter] 32:37
A guy in your position needs to be a 32:38
little better at relaxing, you know. 32:40
What? Why do you think we have the 32:42
comfortable chairs? Huh? Look, come 32:43
here. Sit down. Ready? 32:44
Watch. 32:49
AND THEN 32:52
>> so what? We just sit. Oh, no. No. We're 32:55
not going to just sit. Watch. 32:58
>> Hello, Chandler Bing. 33:04
>> Hello, Mr. Bing. 33:05
I love you. 33:08
>> All right, whoever this is, stop calling 33:10
me. [laughter] 33:12
IT'S BEEN 6 MONTHS. IT'S NOT FUNNY. 33:15
>> I HAD a lot of work to do. And Ross, 33:17
nice guy that he is, offered to help me 33:19
out. And then we had a little wine. We 33:21
got to talking and next thing you know, 33:23
out of nowhere, Ross comes on to me. 33:25
[laughter] 33:28
>> That's That's a little misleading. 33:29
>> What is 33:33
>> the lie you just told [laughter] 33:33
>> that that you came on to me? 33:37
>> There's the one. 33:39
>> But you did. Let's be honest. 33:41
>> Yes. What? 33:43
You know what? Uh, it's it's not 33:47
important. What's important is that is 33:48
that we're having a baby and it's not 33:50
doesn't matter who came on to who. 33:52
>> Whom. 33:54
>> That's right. 33:59
>> You know, you kissed me first. 34:02
>> What? What? You were begging me to kiss 34:03
you. You You were sending me signals all 34:06
over the place. 34:08
>> I was sending you signals. Oh, please. 34:09
Okay. Anyone in this room think that I 34:11
would actually send Ross begging 34:13
signals? Please show of hands. 34:14
[laughter] 34:18
>> You know, it doesn't matter. It doesn't 34:19
matter what people believe. What matters 34:21
is what happened. 34:22
>> Okay. Well, so these signals, Ross, 34:24
explain this to me, cuz maybe I need to 34:25
be more careful. I mean, am I sending 34:26
you these signals right now? 34:28
>> You know what? You know what, Rachel? 34:30
Just just drop it. 34:31
>> No, please show me how I begged you. 34:32
>> I can show you. I have it on videotape. 34:34
[laughter] 34:38
It's an expression. 34:45
[laughter] 34:50
>> What are we going to talk about? What 34:50
you guys did last night or 34:52
what? What happened last night? Nothing. 34:56
Nothing uh nothing happened last night. 34:57
>> Uhhuh. Ross invited us to all to watch. 35:00
Ra, we weren't going to miss our friends 35:06
getting married. 35:08
>> Who got married? 35:09
[laughter] 35:11
>> You did? 35:13
>> What? 35:15
>> Hello. We didn't get married. [laughter] 35:17
>> Married? That's ridiculous. 35:19
[cheering] 35:24
>> Wait, wait, wait, wait. I remember being 35:26
in a chapel. Wait, they they they would 35:28
not let us get married when we were that 35:30
drunk. They'll let you get married when 35:32
you're drunk. Most people getting 35:34
married in Vegas are drunk. 35:35
>> Now I'm drunk right now. 35:38
>> I can't have a mimosa with breakfast. 35:42
I'm on vacation. 35:44
>> What are you guys going to do? Oh, I 35:47
guess we just find a divorce lawyer. 35:48
>> Well, I think I think Ross already has 35:50
one. 35:53
>> Now, this one's free, right? Because you 35:56
paid for the first two, so you get the 35:58
third one for free. 35:59
Laugh it up. But the joke's on you 36:01
because we don't need to get divorced. 36:04
Okay. We We're just going to get an 36:06
anulment. An anulment? Ross. I don't 36:08
think surgery is the answer here. 36:10
[laughter] 36:13
>> Oh. Oh, that's your thing. 36:15
>> What? 36:18
>> You're the thing. You know that you're 36:20
the guy who gets divorced. 36:22
>> That's not my thing. 36:26
I do not love getting divorced. 36:28
>> Yes, you do. This is your third divorce. 36:31
God, you love divorce so much, I'm 36:34
probably going to marry it and then 36:36
then it won't work out. So, you're going 36:40
to have to divorce it. Divorcing guy. 36:41
[laughter] 36:49
>> [screaming] 36:55
[laughter] 37:08
>> Did the TV wake you? 37:11
>> No. When you put your feet up on my bed, 37:12
you tugged on my catheter. [laughter] 37:16
Ouchie. 37:22
[laughter] 37:24
>> What are you doing here, Giller? 37:25
>> Well, I came with Rachel, who who should 37:26
be back any second. 37:28
>> So, what's new? 37:31
>> Oh, I had a little heart attack. 37:32
>> Wait. Is Is it painful? 37:35
>> What? The heart attack is sitting here 37:37
talking to you. [laughter] 37:38
>> Let's see if we can get that Rachel back 37:42
in here. So, what's new with you, girl? 37:43
Knocked up any more of my daughters 37:46
lately? Nope. Just the one. Right. 37:48
>> What was your week? 37:51
>> Oh, it was good. It was actually the 37:51
baby started kicking. 37:53
>> How exciting. 37:54
>> Yeah, I know. Oh, it was amazing. The 37:55
only sad thing is I wasn't around when 37:57
it happened for the first time. 37:59
>> Oh, no. 38:01
>> Yeah, I know. And I I was missing out on 38:02
all this other stuff, too. So, Joey 38:03
suggested Rachel move in with me. 38:06
>> Yeah, [laughter] right. 38:08
>> What? 38:11
>> Joey cracks me up. It's like, yeah, why 38:12
don't you have your ex-wife move in with 38:15
you? That wouldn't be awkward at all. 38:16
Hey, could you imagine? I go away for a 38:23
few days. I come back and my boyfriend 38:25
is living with some woman. He got 38:27
pregnant. [laughter] 38:28
>> So, what'd you tell him? 38:33
>> What are you? Hi. 38:39
>> Hi. [laughter] 38:41
>> What are you doing here? I'm I'm 38:43
supposed to pick you up. 38:44
>> Change of plans. I made you a special 38:45
Valentine's dinner. Surprise. 38:47
>> Oh, hey, Mona. Hi. Hi. Hi, Rachel. 38:52
What's she doing here? 38:57
>> I have no idea. [laughter] 38:59
>> Um, I'll be watching TV if anybody needs 39:02
me. 39:05
>> Seriously, what is she doing? 39:07
>> Uh, you know, lately she just likes 39:08
hanging out here. [laughter] 39:10
>> Why? 39:12
>> I think she's lonely. 39:13
Okay, but it's Valentine's Day. Can't we 39:16
just ask her to go? 39:18
>> Well, no. No. She's way too emotional. 39:20
And by emotional, I mean, 39:23
[laughter] 39:29
>> I'm not here. That's just my Chinese 39:29
food. 39:31
>> Oh my god. She has food delivered here. 39:32
>> Yes, she's she's emotional, but but 39:35
ballsy. 39:38
>> You know what I'm going to do? I'm going 39:41
to get in my sweats and eat this in bed. 39:42
>> And you thought she was going to be in 39:48
our way. [laughter] 39:50
>> So, okay, why don't you uh open the 39:53
champagne and I will be right back. I've 39:56
got a surprise for you. 39:58
>> You got another ex-wife back there. 39:59
>> Please start drinking. 40:03
>> We were just 40:06
Wow. 40:09
>> What? Um, 40:10
>> great. Now I'm having a baby. 40:14
>> What? 40:17
>> No, I'm I'm having I'm having A BABY. 40:19
I'M I'M HAVING IT WITH THE PHONE. THE 40:22
PHONE. 40:23
>> THE PHONE. [laughter] THE PHONE. 40:23
>> ROS, 40:28
>> I'm hurt. 40:30
>> Monica, let's go. Come on now, people. 40:36
Woman in labor. Hey, Ross, look what I 40:38
got going here. 40:40
>> Yeah, save it for the cab. Okay. 40:40
[laughter] 40:42
>> What are you doing? What are you doing? 40:43
We're going to a hospital. 40:45
>> What? So I can't look nice? There might 40:46
be doctors there. 40:47
>> Joey, get out of the fridge. 40:49
>> All right. All right. 40:51
>> What is that? For the ride. 40:53
>> Oh, yeah. Like in a cab. 40:55
>> Save it. 40:57
>> Okay. Hating this. 40:57
>> MONICA, COME ON NOW. Let's go. Baby 40:58
coming. 41:01
>> I can't believe it. I'm going to be an 41:02
ant. 41:04
>> I'm going to have like a nephew. 41:05
>> That's nice. Get out. Let's go. Come on. 41:07
>> All right. All right. I'm going. I'm 41:11
going. 41:12
>> Here we go. 41:21
>> Do you not want to be seen with me? 41:24
>> What? No. Of of course I do. Are Are 41:26
they gone? [laughter] 41:28
>> Uh, no. They're still here. But I think 41:30
I'm about to leave. 41:32
>> What? No. No. Wait. What? 41:33
You're right. This is stupid. Who cares 41:36
what people think? I mean, we we like 41:39
each other, right? There's nothing wrong 41:41
with that. 41:43
Come on, 41:45
Bert. Lydia, Mel, 41:50
[laughter] 41:54
>> this is Elizabeth. 41:55
>> Hi. 41:56
>> Aren't you in my popular culture class? 41:57
>> That's right, Lydia. Elizabeth here is a 42:00
student and uh we're dating. And you may 42:02
frown upon that, but we're not going to 42:05
hide it anymore. [laughter] 42:08
You are so fired. [laughter] 42:12
>> What? They're going to fire you. You 42:16
can't date a student. It's against the 42:18
rules. Really? It's not just frowned 42:20
upon. 42:22
>> You know, I got to tell you, I just 42:24
loved your look when you were bald. 42:28
>> Really? 42:30
Because I think about shaving it all off 42:32
again sometimes. 42:34
>> Really? Yeah. I mean, you definitely 42:36
should do that. 42:39
>> You know what? I should do it. 42:41
>> Yeah. You know what? Thank you, Rachel. 42:42
You are so cool. 42:44
>> Oh, stop. Come on. 42:45
>> Now, let's shave that head. 42:48
>> All right. 42:50
>> Hey, EVERYBODY. 42:59
>> WOW. 43:00
>> WOW. 43:00
LOOK WHAT YOU DID. [laughter] 43:05
>> You want to touch it? 43:08
>> No, but but it's great. 43:10
>> Come on, touch it. [laughter] 43:12
>> Okay. 43:14
You can feel all the bones in your 43:18
skull. 43:20
[laughter] 43:21
>> Hey everybody, happy Thanksgiving. 43:23
>> No, no, no, no, no, no. 43:25
>> What? Are we keeping Thanksgiving a 43:26
secret this year? 43:28
No, we are playing this game I learned 43:30
at work. You have to name all the states 43:31
in six minutes. 43:34
>> What? That's like insanely easy. 43:35
>> No, it's a lot harder than it sounds. 43:37
You always forget at least one or in 43:39
some cases 43:41
14. 43:42
>> It's a stupid game and I wasn't playing 43:45
against other people, so technically I 43:46
didn't lose. 43:48
>> What? You forgot 14 states? 43:49
>> Nobody cares about the Dakotas. 43:52
[laughter] 43:55
>> Oh, okay. Time's up. 43:55
>> All right. I got 48. Oh, it's not bad, 43:57
babe. 44:00
>> Oh, I got tired of naming states, so I 44:00
decided to list the types of celery. 44:02
[laughter] 44:05
And I have one regular celery. 44:06
>> Okay, so Rachel's got 48. And Phoebe has 44:09
the lead in 44:12
vegetables. Joey, say hello to the new 44:15
champ of Chandler's dumb states game. 44:18
>> Wow. How many you got? 44:21
>> 56. 44:23
done with time to spare. 44:27
>> Oo, this may be a new world's record. 44:31
>> You know, I hate to lecture you guys, 44:33
but it's kind of disgraceful that a 44:36
group of well-educated adults and Joey 44:38
can't name all the states. You ever see 44:42
a map or one of those round colorful 44:45
things called a globe? 44:48
>> Uh, Mellin, 44:50
you got 46 states. 44:52
>> What? That's impossible. 44:54
>> 46. Well, who's well educated now, Mr. I 44:57
forgot 10 states. 45:00
>> Okay, Ross, time is up. 45:02
>> No, just give me another minute. 45:03
>> Look, Ross, if you don't know them by 45:05
now, you will never know them. Okay, 45:06
that is the beauty of this game. It 45:08
makes you want to kill yourself. 45:10
[laughter] 45:12
>> This This is crazy. I can do this. All 45:13
right. Uh I bet I can get all 50 uh 45:15
before dinner. 45:18
>> Okay, but if you can't, no dinner. 45:19
>> You're on. All right. Don't look at my 45:21
list, Ross, cuz there's a lot on there. 45:24
that you don't have. 45:25
[music] 45:29
>> How can I not get this? I'm a college 45:30
professor. I got 1450 on my SATs. 45:32
>> 1250? 45:36
>> Damn, I forgot you were here. [laughter] 45:38
>> You need some help from you? 45:41
>> Yes, please. 45:46
First of all, Utah, 45:53
dude. You can't just make stuff up. 45:56
[laughter] 45:58
[music] 46:00
I hate America. 46:05
[laughter] When I finish this game, I 46:07
swear I am moving. 46:09
Okay, maybe this is so hard because 46:13
there aren't 50 states. 46:16
Let me tell you something. I have 49 46:19
states and there are no more 46:22
now. I I think I should be able to eat 46:27
something. [laughter] 46:28
>> It's up to you. 46:31
[laughter] 46:39
Delaware. 46:51
[laughter] 46:53
Delaware. 46:56
>> All right. 46:58
>> I want my turkey now. 46:59
>> You got it. 47:02
>> You got Nevada twice. 47:08
[laughter] 47:11
I know. 47:14
>> Yes. 47:15
>> A tournament on my new 47:16
dart board. Huh? Huh? What do you think? 47:20
Huh? Two days of darts. It'll be great. 47:22
>> It'll be great for next weekend. 47:27
>> No, no, no. This weekend, guys. 47:28
>> It'll be great for next weekend. I mean, 47:30
it'll be great. 47:33
>> What's going on? We were um sort of 47:38
invited to go skiing, you know, Rachel's 47:41
sister's cabin. 47:43
>> Yeah, that's okay. I mean, if you guys 47:49
all have to go away for the first 47:50
weekend, I'm alone by myself, you know, 47:52
then totally totally understand. 47:54
>> You know what? I can stay. I'm going to 47:57
stay cuz the last time I went skiing, I 47:59
was too afraid to jump off the chair 48:01
lift. I just went round and round. 48:03
[laughter] 48:05
Fees, we kind of need you to drive 48:06
everybody up there in your grandmother's 48:08
calf. But you know what? I'll stay. 48:09
>> No, I'll stay. He's my brother. 48:11
>> What a pity stay. 48:15
>> No, [laughter] we're going to have fun. 48:16
We can make fudge. 48:20
[laughter] 48:22
>> Pity food. 48:24
>> You know what? That's okay. All right. I 48:27
don't need any of you to stay. Okay. 48:28
Nobody stays. 48:30
>> Well, then I might as well offer to 48:32
stay. Yes. Yes. Rachel is my good friend 48:33
and I I have loved her in the past, but 48:36
now she is just my wife. 48:39
>> Phoebe, will you will you help me out 48:44
here? 48:45
>> Well, I thought you loved her when you 48:46
when you married her. [laughter] 48:47
>> We were drunk. I would have married uh 48:49
Joey with that amount of alcohol. 48:52
>> Hey, you could do a lot worse than Joey 48:54
Tribani. 48:57
>> I'm sorry, but you guys are wrong. I 49:00
just don't want to be divorced three 49:02
times. 49:04
>> Yes. And now he's using this three 49:05
divorces reason because he wants to stay 49:07
married to her because he loves her. I 49:09
must say, well done. Bravo, Megan. 49:12
>> Okay, fine. Fine. If this is what you 49:16
think, forget about the whole three 49:18
divorce thing, okay? I I'll go to my 49:19
lawyer's office right now and get this 49:21
marriage a null. Okay. She means nothing 49:23
to me. No. Nothing. 49:26
>> Okay. Now, I wouldn't date you because 49:31
you seem a little creepy. 49:33
I am so attracted to him right now. 49:35
>> Hello. 49:40
>> Hi. Is uh Phoebe here? 49:42
>> Uh, no. No. She's she's out for the 49:44
night. 49:46
>> Oh, great. [laughter] 49:47
>> Can I can I help you with something? 49:49
>> Well, I don't know. Are you a massur? 49:51
>> Yes, I am. 49:54
[laughter] 49:56
>> Great, 49:58
Dad. 49:59
>> [laughter] 50:01
>> Thank you so much. I'll be back to pick 50:05
him up in an hour. 50:07
>> [laughter] 50:21
[laughter] 50:26
>> Okay, 50:32
now I'm going to 50:33
touch you. [laughter] 50:36
[laughter] 50:45
Oh, that's soft. [laughter] 50:48
[laughter] 51:04
What's the matter with him? 51:09
>> I think he's stoned again. [laughter] 51:12
>> What? 51:15
>> What? 51:16
>> Dude, I need to talk to you a sec. 51:17
[laughter] 51:19
>> Okay, I think I might know why my 51:25
parents don't like you. 51:26
>> You do? Why? 51:28
>> Okay, remember we were young. 51:29
>> Hey, spring break, sophomore year. I I 51:31
got high in my bedroom and my parents 51:34
walked in and smelled it and so I told 51:36
them that you had gotten stoned and 51:39
jumped out the window. 51:41
[laughter] 51:43
>> What? Why did you do that? 51:44
>> I don't know. Uh yours was the first 51:45
name that that popped into my head. I'm 51:48
I'm sorry. I didn't I didn't think it'd 51:50
matter. 51:51
>> How could it not matter? 51:52
>> Well, how was I supposed to know we'd 51:53
end up being friends after college, let 51:54
alone you'd be living with my sister? 51:56
>> What about all that friends forever 51:58
stuff? 51:59
>> I don't know. I I was all high. 52:00
>> [laughter] 52:03
>> Mom and dad just sent me in here to find 52:06
out if you were trying to get Ross 52:07
stoned. [laughter] 52:09
>> Your parents caught Ross smoking pot in 52:12
college and he blamed it on me. 52:14
>> Ross, I can't believe you do that. 52:16
>> The reason we haven't told them we're 52:18
together is because they hate me. Okay. 52:20
So, will you fix this? 52:22
>> Okay. Okay. I'll tell them it wasn't 52:23
Chandler who got high. Okay. 52:25
>> Now, who should I say it was? 52:27
>> You. It's not like it's a big deal. You 52:30
You don't still do it or anything. 52:33
>> All right. All right. Now, now, who 52:35
should I say tricked me into doing it? 52:37
[laughter] 52:39
[music] 52:42
>> Let's go. 52:44
>> Oh, yeah. About telling mom and dad. I 52:45
was thinking about maybe writing a 52:47
letter. 52:49
>> All right. You know what? That's it. 52:50
You've had your chance. 52:51
>> What? 52:53
>> Mom, Dad, Ross smoked pot in college. 52:54
>> What? 52:58
You are such a tattletail. 53:00
>> Mom, Dad, 53:05
>> you remember that that time you walked 53:08
in my room and smelled marijuana? 53:10
>> Yes. 53:13
>> Yes. 53:13
[laughter] 53:17
>> Well, I told you it was Chandler who was 53:18
smoking the pot, but 53:21
it was me. I'm sorry. It was you. 53:26
>> And Dad, you know that mailman that you 53:30
got fired? Didn't steal your Playboys? 53:32
Ross did. 53:35
[laughter] 53:39
>> Yeah. Well, Hurricane Gloria didn't 53:41
break the porch swing. Monica did. 53:43
[laughter] 53:47
>> Ross hasn't worked at the museum for a 53:48
year. 53:50
>> Monica and Chandler are living together. 53:52
[laughter] 53:55
Ross married RACHEL IN VEGAS AND GOT 53:58
DIVORCED AGAIN. 54:00
>> That's a lot of information to get in 30 54:05
seconds. 54:08
>> All right, Monica. Why you felt you had 54:11
to hide the fact that you're in an 54:14
important relationship is beyond me. 54:16
>> And we kind of figured about the porch 54:18
swing. 54:20
brass drugs divorced again. 54:23
[laughter] 54:29
>> What happened, son? I I uh I got tricked 54:29
into all those things, 54:34
>> Mona. 54:38
[snorts] 54:50
>> [laughter] 54:53
>> Okay. If I were a salmon shirt, where 55:03
would I be? 55:06
>> I am so sorry. I spilled wine all over 55:14
your shirt. 55:17
>> Oh, it's okay. 55:18
>> No, it's still wet. You know what? Let 55:20
me get it out before it sets. Oh, I have 55:21
something you could wear. 55:23
Here. 55:28
>> Oh, 55:29
I don't know if I want to wear a woman's 55:31
shirt. 55:33
>> No, no, that that's a man's shirt. 55:35
>> Aly pink. 55:37
[music] 55:43
>> [laughter] 55:48
>> Oh, [laughter] 55:53
[sighs] 56:05
[laughter] 56:14
Oh my god, Ross. 56:17
>> Hello. 56:21
>> Ros, what are you doing? 56:24
>> Not touching myself. If that makes 56:25
anyone less uncomfortable. I 56:28
>> mean, my mom never thought this would 56:30
work out. 56:33
She was all once a cheater, always a 56:35
cheater. [laughter] 56:37
>> Mhm. Oh, I just wish we hadn't lost 56:40
those four months. 56:44
But if time was what you needed just to 56:46
gain a little perspective, 56:48
>> we were on a break. 56:53
>> Coffee house. 56:56
>> You bet. 56:57
>> And for the record, it took two people 56:59
to break up this relationship. 57:01
>> Yeah. You and that girl from that copy 57:03
place, which yesterday you took full 57:05
responsibility for. 57:07
>> I didn't know what I was taking 57:09
responsibility for. Okay. I didn't 57:10
finish the whole letter. 57:12
>> What? 57:14
>> I fell asleep. 57:14
You fell asleep. 57:16
>> It was 5:30 in the morning and you had 57:19
rambled on for 18 pages 57:23
[laughter] 57:27
>> front and back. 57:28
>> Hi. 57:31
>> Hey. Hey. Oh. So, um, how'd you make out 57:32
last night? 57:35
[applause] 57:38
>> That That is funny. That is painfully 57:39
funny. No, wait, wait. Yeah, that's just 57:42
painful. 57:44
>> Wait a minute. I thought last night was 57:46
was great. 57:48
>> Yeah, it was. But I get home, okay, and 57:49
I see Julie's sailing solution on my 57:52
night table, and I'm thinking to myself, 57:54
"Oh my god, what the hell am I doing?" I 57:56
mean, here I am. I'm with Julie, this 57:58
incredible great woman who I care about 57:59
and and who cares about me. And I'm 58:01
like, what? Am I just going to throw all 58:03
that away? 58:05
>> You got all that from saline solution? 58:06
[laughter] 58:09
>> Wait a minute. We're talking about 58:10
Rachel here. You and Rachel. Oh, leave 58:11
me. I've been dreaming about me and 58:13
Rachel for like 10 years now. But now 58:15
I'm with Julie, you know? So, it's like 58:17
me and Julie. Me and Rachel. Me and 58:20
Julie. Me and Ra. Rachel. Rachel. 58:22
>> Hey, you. 58:27
>> How are you? 58:28
>> Good. How are you? 58:29
>> Good. 58:31
>> Hi, honey. 58:32
>> Hi, Julie. Hi, Julie. [laughter] 58:33
Julie. 58:36
Um, how are you? 58:38
>> Good. 58:39
>> Good. So everybody's here. 58:40
Everybody's good. 58:44
>> So were you going to play something, 58:48
Phoebe? 58:49
>> Well, actually I did. 58:51
>> All right. 58:55
>> Hey, Julie. I didn't know you wore 58:57
lenses. 58:58
>> What? [laughter] 58:59
>> Okay. Um Hi. Hello. Hi. Okay. So, um, 59:02
this is a song, um, about a love 59:08
triangle between three people that I 59:11
made up. 59:13
[laughter] 59:16
Um, it's called, um, two of them kissed 59:17
last night. 59:19
[cheering and applause] 59:21
There was a girl, we'll call her Betty, 59:23
and a guy, let's call 59:28
[music and singing] him Neil. 59:29
Now, I can't stress this point too 59:31
strongly. This story isn't real. 59:34
Now, [music] Neil must decide who will 59:41
be the girl that he casts aside. Will 59:44
Betty be the one who he loves truly? Or 59:46
will it be the one who will call Luly? 59:48
He must decide. He must decide. Even 59:55
though I made him up, he must decide. 59:58
[cheering] 00:01
>> [music] 00:05

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[中文]
大家好,我想为瑞秋和乔伊祝酒
>> 哦,
还有爱。
[笑声]
啊,爱。
[笑声]
爱。爱。
L 代表生命。没有
爱的生活是什么?
>> 天哪。我们应该回答吗?
O
代表
哦,哇。
[笑声]
V 代表这个非常令人惊讶的转折
事件,
我仍然对此感到满意。顺便说一句,
E
[笑声]
是因为
我觉得非常正常[笑声]
你们两个
在一起
并且有一天你们可能会结婚
并拥有自己的孩子。
伙计,你还好吗?
>> 完全可以。
[笑声]
>> 罗斯,你看起来不太好。
>> 对不起。一定是
娱乐的压力。
>> [笑声]
>> 猜猜是谁?
>> 呃,卫生部门。 [笑声]
>> 是我。
>>哦。
哦,[笑声]
>>什么?
>> 哦,
[笑声]
>> [笑声]
>> 这是我的 这是我的仓鼠。是米蒂。
>> 天哪。我很抱歉,Sh。我一定
吓坏了。
>> 哦,感谢上帝,这不是 Mitsy。
>> 这只是一只老鼠。 [笑声]
>> 不,只是有点突然。不,
太棒了。好的,我完全同意。
我也爱你。好的。再见。
>> 罗斯,怎么了?
>> 什么也没有。不。哦,呃,实际上,
好消息。嗯,刚刚和
艾米丽通完电话,看来我要搬到
新公寓了。 [笑声] 呜呼。
>> 为什么?
>> 嗯,我同意,她的想法是新鲜的
新家具。为什么不买一套全新的
公寓呢?她的表弟有这个很棒的
地方可以转租。一侧可以看到
河流,另一侧可以看到哥伦比亚。
...
>> 那是进城的路。这就像三趟
火车的路程,这太棒了。
>> 我喜欢乘坐那条铁路。 [笑声]
>> 那么,你真的同意这个吗?
>> 是的。是的。我的意思是,距离工作有点远
,但是呃你知道,我会在通勤途中完成
很多事情。我
被赐予了时间的礼物。 [笑声] 你
知道,这太有趣了,因为去年圣诞节我
得到了太空礼物。
我们应该将它们聚集在一起并形成一个
连续体。
>> 哦不,我的新保罗鞋。
>> 哦,我希望它们没有被毁掉。
>>好吗?
>> 天哪,真是美好的一天。
>> 天气怎么样?
[笑声]
我认识你,空气,树木,
[哼哼]即使娜娜走了,
有一些东西几乎呃我
不知道,几乎是生活。
>> 我很好。我很好。
>> 我刚刚意识到我最担心的事情
。但是
>>嗨。
嗨。
>> 怎么了,伙计?
>> 工作中有人吃了我的三明治。
>> [笑声]
>> 那么,警察说什么了?
>> 我的感恩节剩下的三明治。我
不敢相信有人刚刚吃了它。
>> 罗斯,这只是一个三明治。只是一个
三明治。你看,我已经30岁了,好吗?
我将离婚两次,而我
刚刚被驱逐。那三明治是我一生中
唯一的好事。
有人吃了我生命中唯一的好东西
。 [笑声]
好吧,看,我的东西足够
多吃一份三明治了。我的意思是,我
自己要吃它,但是
那太不可思议了。非常感谢
。我我我我还是不敢相信
有人吃了它。
我的意思是,看,我我留下了一张纸条和
所有内容。
敲-k 敲。谁在那里?罗斯
盖勒的午餐。
罗斯·盖勒的午餐。 WHO?罗斯克勒的
午餐。请不要带我。好的。
[笑声]
>> 我很惊讶你没有带着
午餐回家。
>> 好的。看,你想保留你的
食物吗?你得把人吓跑。我
了解到住在街上。
>> 真的吗?那么,你会说什么,
费用?比如,呃,别把你的手套
碰上我的食物。
>> 罗斯,你说,当你想象菲比
住在街上时,她是否
被安妮的全体演员包围着?
好吧,这会让他远离你的
东西。
>> 嗯,罗斯,
>> 我可以和你说句话吗?
>> 哦,当然,唐纳德。
>> 我们收到了一些关于您
非常愤怒的行为的报告。
>> 什么?
>> 威胁信,拒绝在
期限内完成。
显然,人们现在称你为“神经病”。
是的,
>> 我们希望您与精神科医生交谈。
>> 哦,不。你你不明白。呃,
这太傻了。嗯,这一切都只是
因为一个三明治。
三明治?
>> 是的。你看,我姐姐做了这些
很棒的火鸡三明治。她的秘密是
她在中间多放了一片肉汁
浸过的面包。我称其为
保湿机。 [笑声]
不管怎样,我把三明治放进了这里的
冰箱里,哦。哦,你知道
什么吗?我对不起。我我我相信我吃了
那个。
[笑声]
>> 你吃了我的三明治。这是一个简单的
错误。这可能发生在任何人身上。
>> 哦,真的吗?
你是否将它与你自己用湿机制作的火鸡
三明治混淆了?
否。
>> 您是否记得在
顶部看到过一条注释?
>> 可能有一个笑话或某种语言
...
>> 说这是我的三明治。
>> 现在,冷静一下。来我的
办公室看看吧。其中一些可能仍在
垃圾箱中。
[笑声]
>> 什么?
嗯,它相当大。我我我我不得不
扔掉大部分。
>> 你你你你把我的三明治扔掉了。
我的三明治。我的
>> 现在几点了?
>> 1
>> 7:15。
>> 手表不工作。
>> 汤米应该很快就到了。我们
去吃午饭。
[笑声]
>> 看。看。我本来不想说
给你什么都可以,但是没关系。我
认为你不应该再见到汤米
>> 你不知道吗?
>> 不,这家伙很卑鄙。我的意思是,真的是
的意思。我认为你应该远离
他。
>> H。或者也许我应该远离所有
男人。
>> 不,这不仅仅是因为我嫉妒。
我的意思是,我不嫉妒。
好的。是的,看,那个家伙,他尖叫道。
他实际上对坐在我们座位上的这对夫妇
尖叫。
>> 是的。在比赛结束时,他
站了起来,你知道,他开始
双手敲击在一起。
>>哦。呃,有人知道
弗里曼大楼在哪里吗?
>> 是的,这是大道上的新建筑。
>> 什么?那就是穿过
镇的所有路。我应该在 10 分钟内在那里教授研究生
研讨会。
>> 哦,伙计。那不会发生。
>> 是的。移动它。移动它。移动它。嘿,
我是老师。
[笑声]
你好。 [喘气]
抱歉我来晚了一点。呃,哇,迟到了
好吧,首先让我介绍一下
我自己。我是呃盖勒教授。
所以,总而言之,
我是盖勒教授。今天干得好。
>> 天啊,这些书页粘在一起了,
钱德勒。
>> 天啊。她她做了半个英国
小蛋糕和
半个牧羊人馅饼。
>> 好的。现在,那到底是怎么回事?难道
味道不好吗?让我试试
这个。
>> 号号
全部完成。 [笑声]
太好了。
也许钱德勒还剩下一些。 [笑声]
尝起来像脚。
>> 那么,来吧。解释一下你自己。盖勒。
首先,你让我的瑞秋怀孕了。
>> 你让瑞秋怀孕了?
>> 谁干的?
>> 你做到了吗?
>> 是的。
>> 是的。是的,我做到了。但是,但这只是
一晚的事情。这意味着
没有任何意义。
>> 哦,真的吗?这就是我女儿
对您的意义?没有什么?
>> 不,不,先生。嗯,她对我来说意义重大。
我的意思是,我在乎。我我爱雷切尔。什么?
哦,但不是那样。我的意思是,
[笑声]
我的意思是,我不爱她。我像朋友一样爱
她。
>> 哦,真的吗?这就是你对待
朋友的方式?你让她陷入麻烦然后
你拒绝娶她?
>> 嘿,我提出要娶她。但我
不想这么做。 [笑声]
>> 那么,为什么不呢?所以你可以花你的
时间来处理这个
...
>> 对不起,格林博士。莫娜。莫娜。
格林博士。
>> 你怎么能对
我隐瞒这一切?我
>> 我本来想告诉你,但是什么?你
认为你得到了你想要的,然后
你像对待瑞秋一样抛弃了她。
>> 嘿,我没有甩掉瑞秋,我们
也没有在一起。
>>哦。嗯,
我可以
为什么我们不让机器得到
呢?
>> 嘿,罗斯,我是乔伊。这里有一个妓女
,我们想也许你会
了解一些。 [笑声]
>> 不,不,不,不,不。我我我需要
躺下
>> 才能先走。
>> 好的。
>> 好的。 [鼓掌]
>> 欢迎来到美国。
>> 好吧。
>> 天哪。连续两个。你现在必须使用
你的舌头。
>> [笑声]
>> 几率有多大?几率有多大?
>> 好的,够了。你知道,让
让其他人玩吧。
[笑声]
>> 如果你不想玩,那你为什么
来参加聚会?
>> 嘿,有人订了一件外套。
>> 罗斯,钱德勒在他的计算机上写了一些关于我的信息
,但他不让我
看到。
>> 他不会。他不会。
因为这不是你正在写的
短篇小说吗?
>> 是的。是的,这就是我
正在写的短篇故事。
>> 等一下,让我读一下。
>> 不。
>> 来吧。
>> 嘿,呃,你为什么不读给她听呢?
[笑声]
好吧。
那是夏天
,天气很热。
雷切尔在那里。
[笑声]
一张孤独的灰色沙发。
哦,看,内德喊道。 [笑声]
然后王国就永远属于他了。
结束。
[鼓掌]
就是这样。这就是你写的全部。你是
全世界最差的作家。
>> 好的。好的。你知道吗?
这不再有趣了。那张
信息,我想看看。
纸上有关于我的
>> 不,你不需要。
>> 好的。你知道吗?美好的。如果你们
想在这件事上像孩子一样,
那没问题。我不需要
去。
>> 这是什么?
>> 那是
>> 罗斯。这是什么?
>> 谢谢。祝你好运。
>> 好吧,只要记住我对你有多疯狂
即可。好的。
>> 有点傻。
太喜欢她的外表了。
被宠坏了。
>> 现在有点被破坏了。他
应该很​​少打字,你这个白痴。
[笑声]
>> 只是一名女服务员。
>> 现在那是呃,我的意思是相对于
到呃呃好吧。这已经结束了吗?
拉。
>> 我没有胖脚踝。
>> 不,我
>> 对不起。嗯,
酒吧里有女士在等吗?嗯,
某个中等身高、深色头发的人,或者
可能在玩拼图?
>> 呃,有一个喝醉了的中国人。
>> 好吧,如果我一小时后还在这儿,请
给他喝一杯。
>> 我可以再给你一杯酒吗?
>> 我不知道是否应该这样做。我不想让
独自回家时喝醉。
>> 站起来了,嗯?呃,没什么大不了的。
这只是一次相亲而已。
>> 你是否担心你的约会对象来了,看到你,
然后离开了? [笑声]
>> 哇哦。
>>嗨。呃,我是罗斯。我不,我不
相信我们见过面。我是莫妮卡的
哥哥。
>> 哦,嗨。我是莫娜,来自她的
餐厅。
>> 哦,
你好。呃,莫娜在她的餐厅。
[哼哼]
[笑声]
莫娜。哇。多么美丽的名字啊。
>> 你也这么认为吗?我一直有点讨厌它。
>> 哦,来吧。蒙娜丽莎。
>> 啊?莫娜。嗯,
Klelaken,
著名的植物学家。啊?哦,不。她
呃好吧,她现在死了,但是[笑声]
不。据说,她曾经是植物界的
辣妹。
>> 真的吗?
>> 嗯,你看,我从来不知道她。
>> 琳达·克拉肯。
[笑声]
>> 那么,呃,你在哪张桌子?
>> 哦,我也是。
>> 好。现在,会有人
喜欢我的名字。
>> 是的,会有的。
哦,你猜怎么着,莫莉·吉尔伯特?您刚刚
被提升到第一张桌子。如果
您同意的话,我将
代替您坐在六号桌。马丁
克伦。
[鼓掌]
[笑声]
嘿。呃,我以为你在
六号桌。
>> 呃,不,九。
>> 哦,看,在你呃之前,当你向我展示
时,你就这样拿着它,
呃[笑声]
这是误导性的。
好吧,
>> 你好
又是椅子。好吧,我不会
这样做。看起来,我不知道你知道
什么吗?就是这样。我无法做出这个
决定。太难了。所以,我
就把它完全交给
命运之神。
>> 神奇的八球。哦,你不可能
是认真的。你不能用玩具做出这个决定
>> 哦,这不是玩具。
好吧,我不知道还能做什么。我
的意思是,我要么保留我的妻子,但失去一个#​​{46}最好的朋友,要么保留我的
...
朋友,并在30岁之前第二次离婚
。所以,如果其他人
有更好的建议,让我们听听
,因为我什么也没有。好吧,
别害羞。任何建议都可以。
>> [笑声]
>> 好吧。
开始吧。
神奇八球。我应该再也见不到
瑞秋了吗?
稍后再询问。
[笑声] 后来还不够好。
[笑声]
稍后再问。
>> 到底是什么?这已破了。
坏了。
>> 你好。
>> 你好。罗斯在吗?
>> 呃,不,他不是。我可以留言吗?
>> 是的。这是拉塞尔。罗斯的离婚
律师。只要告诉他,由于我
没有收到他的消息,我想他
决定尝试一下婚姻。
>> 罗斯又结婚了?不。[笑声]
>> 好吧,继续。我们正在逐步淘汰
重音。逐步淘汰它。
因此,如果不在
实验室中重新测试他们的结果,
团队将永远不会发现
[笑声]
测年分析中的最初错误。
[笑声]
此时还有什么问题吗?
>> 是的。
>> 你的口音出了什么问题?
再来吧。这是什么废话?
[笑声]
好吧。我不是英国人。
我来自长岛。
我真的很紧张,口音刚刚
嗯就出来了。 [笑声]
对不起。
那么,我们能否回到
讲座。
嗯,
有关于古生物学的问题吗
[笑]
好吧。听着,我只是想
给人留下良好的第一印象。显然,
我搞砸了,但是你们对我的看法
非常重要,因为我
希望在这里找到一份长期工作。所以,
如果你再给我一次机会
给我留下好印象。
>> 罗斯,你疯了吗?我仍然是你的妻子
或者你只是永远不会告诉我?
你到底出了什么问题?
我可以杀了你。 [笑声]
[鼓掌]
>> 好吧,瑞秋,
[笑声]
>> 这家伙打招呼。哦,我想亲自杀死
>> 亲爱的,你还好吗?
>> 我只是感觉有人把手伸进我的
喉咙,抓住我的小肠,
把它从我嘴里拉出来,然后绑起来
挂在我的脖子上。 Cookie,
>> 卡罗尔今天把她的东西搬走了。
>> 我给你倒杯咖啡。
>> 谢谢。
>> 不,哦,不。不,不要停止净化我的
光环。 [笑声]
>> 不,别管我的光环。好的,
我会没事的。好的。真的吗,
大家?我希望她会很幸福。
>> 不,你不知道。
>> 不,我不。让她见鬼去吧。她离开了我
>> 你永远不知道她是女同性恋。
[笑声]
>> 不,好的。
为什么每个人都一直关注这一点?
[笑声]
她不知道。我怎么知道?
瞧,呃,
我知道你为什么来这里。
>> 你知道吗?
>> 是的。为了让您免于
尴尬,嗯,我想也许我
应该先说话。
>> 好的。
>> 好的。
罗斯和雷切尔。
雷切尔和罗斯,
这真是一个跷跷板,
不是吗?
>> 什么?
>> 我的意思是,你看,我们度过的那一晚
很有趣,而且当然充满激情,
但你不觉得
我们只是做朋友更好吗?
>> 说真的,什么?
>> 好的。好的。你知道吗?如果您想要
我们可以再做一次。
我的意思是,我对此没意见。事实上
,我现在有一些时间。
>> 好的。你知道吗?我现在可以谈谈
吗?
>> 哦,当然。
>> 好的。
我怀孕了。
罗斯。
[笑声]
罗斯。
好的。每当你准备好时。
[掌声]
[笑声]
顺便说一句,你是父亲。你
走吧。
>> 我可以给你拿点水吗?
>> 我[清喉咙]很好。我很好。
>> 罗斯,你没有压力。好的。
我的意思是,您可以随心所欲地参与
>> 是的。我呃我只是我不知道。我
不明白
嗯这是怎么发生的。啊?
>> 我们我们使用了安全套。
>> 我知道。我知道。但你知道,安全套
仅在 97% 的情况下有效。
>> 什么?什么?
[笑声]
>> 什么?
好吧,他们应该把它放在盒子上。
[笑声]
>> 他们确实如此。
>> 不,他们没有。
>> [掌声]
>> 好吧,他们应该把它放在大块
个字母中。
>> 好的,罗斯,来吧。让我们忘记
关于安全套的事情吧。
>> 哦,好吧,我也可以。
>> 听着,你知道吗?当我
吓坏了。
>> 嘿,我没有吓坏时,我也真的
作为消费者我感到愤慨。
[笑声]
>> 你知道吗?我们稍后再说吧。
>> 不,不。我现在想说话。好的。事实上,我
想与安全套公司的总裁
交谈。
>> 好的。你知道吗?也许我应该
回来。
>> 嘘。
>> 是的。我就按一键我们从
这些化石的 MRI 扫描和 DNA 测试
中收到的数据令人震惊。
嗯。
>> 我的意思是,我们一直接受 Leaky 的
日期作为给定的。但如果它们偏离
甚至10万年左右,那么你
可以直接将我们的大部分
假设扔进
垃圾桶。
所以,我想说的是
[笑声]
是呃赔偿
可能会很大。我的意思是,不仅在古生物学中的
,而且如果你考虑一下
,在进化生物学中,呃,
遗传学,呃,地质学,我的意思是,真的,
令人难以置信。
>> 好吧,这不是你想要的。
>> 你好,
>> 乔伊。嘿,我需要和查理谈谈。
她在吗?不,她呃她和 Rachel 一起去购物
。为什么?这是怎么回事?
>> 嗯,我正在与 Sherman 教授会面
,讨论我作为主旨演讲人的事宜。
>> 哦,怎么样?
>> 还可以更好。
>> 他嗯他睡着了。
>> 什么?但我已经买了去
百慕大、
>> 巴巴多斯的机票。好吧,我会租一辆车并
开车。
[笑声]
罗斯,你必须得到那份工作。
>> 我该怎么办?他很冷。在
事实上,他之前只是在
睡梦中说话,显然他希望
一个叫弗兰的人更用力地打他屁股。
>> 好吧,叫醒他吧。
>> 我不能。如果他意识到是我
让他睡着了,我就不会得到
的工作。
>> 哦,这很难。
>> 哦,等一下。这之前
发生在我身上。是的,我正在试镜
戏剧,制片人睡着了。我
不,等一下。是我
睡着了。
>> 是的。我的意思是,
>> 嘿,莎士比亚,偶尔来一场追逐
的场景怎么样?
>> [笑声]
[笑声]
[欢呼]
>> 天哪。您真的希望我成为
主题演讲者吗?
谢谢。
>> 雷切尔现在应该回来了。
是的,但她的飞机在
雅典延误了。但实际上,她现在应该已经在这里
了。
>> 哦,原来你和她谈过了。她
她听起来很生气吗?
>> 不,但她喜欢我。 [笑声]
>> 你把她遗弃在飞往希腊的飞机上。
>> 好的。我没有抛弃雷切尔。好的。
艾米丽出现在机场。我不得不
去追她。我的意思是,我做了我
要做的事情。她是我的妻子。雷切尔是我的妻子。
你知道,艾米丽[欢呼]
艾米丽是我的妻子。
老兄,那是什么?
>> 那么,你还没有艾米丽的消息吗?
>> 不,自从我在机场失去她后就没有了。
>> 我不敢相信她能跑得过你,伙计。
>> 嘿,她很快。好吧,
>> 你认为你能打败我吗?我们去
外面吧。
[笑声]
>> 嗨,瑞秋。
>> 丰富。 RA,我很抱歉。我非常非常
抱歉。
>> 哦,罗斯,来吧。你刚刚做了
必须做的事情。
>> 好吧,就是这样。你没有生气。我的意思是,
这一定很糟糕。
>> 可怕吗?天哪,我在希腊。我住的是
不错的酒店,漂亮的海滩,遇到了
的好人。对于雷切尔来说,这并不算太寒酸。
>> 那么,什么?就是这样?
>> 哦,是的。我们很酷。完全酷。
>> 谢谢。正确的。你是最棒的。哦不,
你是最棒的。 [笑声]
>> 哦,我要去花店。
看看吧。没有人会告诉我
艾米丽在哪里,所以我要送 72 朵长
茎红玫瑰到她父母家。
代表我认识并
爱她的每一天。这应该会让她再次和我说话
>> 哦,罗斯,当你拿出卡片时,
一定要交给艾米丽。
[笑声]
我知道这是我们的周年纪念日,但我在电话中告诉
你我没有时间
停下来。
>> 好吧,你不必停下来。我是
隐形的。我不在这里。
>> 是的,但我不知道。
谁批准了该订单?好吧,这个办公室里没有
马克·罗宾逊。给我打电话
马克。
>> 我爱马克。你认识马克吗?
>> 是的。
>> 好吧,让我检查一下我这里有什么
。好的。请注意,038 是
,而不是此分数的数字。 038 是
亚特兰大。
胡椒。
>> 对我来说没有。
>> 对不起。正如我所说,商店
号码是错误的,我很抱歉,但是
天哪。
[笑声]
>> 好的。
>> 哦,是的。哦,是的。
>> 对不起。对不起。我会让
给您回电。我的
办公室里有 Shmp。
>> [笑声]
>> 你在做什么?
>> 抱歉,但是嘿。哦,有人
挂断电话了。在火边喝杯
葡萄酒怎么样?如果
你在做什么?我呃重新整理了
冰箱。看?呃,底层货架肉类和
乳制品,中层货架,水果和
蔬菜,
和顶层货架过期产品。
>> [笑声]
>> 你为什么要这样做?
>> 因为我很无聊。从我的脑海中消失了。我已经
去过银行、
邮局和干洗店。
>> 老兄,你刚刚描述了 7 天的
内容。 [笑声]
你必须把它分散一点。你
知道吗,你没有失业过吗?
>> 嘿,我没有失业。我正在
讽刺。
>> 嘿,别对我抱有宗教信仰,好吗?
[笑声]
处于你这个位置的人需要在放松方面做得更好一点,你知道。
...
什么?您认为我们为什么拥有
张舒适的椅子?啊?看,来这里
。坐下。准备好?
观看。
然后
>>那又怎样?我们只是坐着。哦,不。不。我们
不会只是坐着。手表。
>> 你好,钱德勒·宾。
>> 你好,冰先生。
我爱你。
>> 好吧,不管这是谁,别再给我打电话
了。 [笑声]
已经过去 6 个月了。这不好笑。
>> 我有很多工作要做。罗斯,
是个好人,主动提出帮助我
。然后我们喝了一点酒。我们
开始交谈,接下来你知道的,
罗斯突然向我走来。
[笑声]
>> 就是这样,有点误导。
>>
>> 你刚才说的谎言是什么[笑声]
>> 你来找我?
>> 就是这个。
>> 但你做到了。说实话。
>> 是的。什么?
你知道吗?呃,这并不
重要。重要的是
我们要生孩子了,
谁生下谁并不重要。
>> 谁。
>> 没错。
>> 你知道,是你先吻了我。
>> 什么?什么?你求我吻
你。你你在整个地方
向我发送信号。
>> 我正在向你发送信号。哦,拜托。
好的。这个房间里有人认为我
实际上会向罗斯发送乞求
信号吗?请举手。
[笑声]
>> 你知道,这并不重要。
人们相信什么并不重要。重要的是
发生了什么。
>> 好的。好吧,罗斯,这些信号
向我解释了这一点,因为也许我需要
更加小心。我是说,我要发送吗
你现在有这些信号吗?
>> 你知道吗?你知道吗,雷切尔?
扔掉它即可。
>> 不,请告诉我我是如何求你的。
>> 我可以告诉你。我有录像带。
[笑声]
这是一个表达式。
[笑声]
>> 我们要聊什么?你们昨晚做了什么
或者
什么?昨晚发生了什么?没有什么。
昨晚什么都没发生。
>> 嗯嗯。罗斯邀请我们大家一起观看。
Ra,我们不会错过我们的朋友
结婚的。
>> 谁结婚了?
[笑声]
>> 你做到了?
>> 什么?
>> 你好。我们没有结婚。 [笑声]
>> 结婚了?这太荒谬了。
[欢呼]
>> 等等,等等,等等,等等。我记得
在一座教堂里。等等,当我们
让我们结婚。
喝醉的时候,他们他们不会
你喝醉了他们就会让你结婚。大多数在维加斯
结婚的人都喝醉了。
>> 现在我醉了。
>> 我早餐不能吃含羞草。
我正在度假。
>> 你们打算做什么?哦,我
想我们只是找到了一位离婚律师。
>> 好吧,我想罗斯已经有了
一个。
>> 现在,这个是免费的,对吧?由于您
支付了前两个的费用,因此您可以免费获得
第三个。
笑吧。但这是在跟你开玩笑
,因为我们不需要离婚。
好的。我们我们只是要获得
废止。废除?罗斯.我不
认为手术是解决问题的办法。
[笑声]
>> 哦。哦,那是你的事。
>> 什么?
>> 你就是那个东西。你知道你是
那个离婚的人。
>> 那不是我的事。
我不喜欢离婚。
>> 是的,你知道。这是你们第三次离婚。
天啊,你这么喜欢离婚,我
可能会结婚,然后
那就不行了。所以,你要去
不得不离婚。离婚的家伙。
[笑声]
>> [尖叫]
[笑声]
>> 电视吵醒你了吗?
>> 不。当你把脚放在我的床上时,
你拉动了我的导尿管。 [笑声]
Ouchie。
[笑声]
>> 你在这里做什么,吉勒?
>> 好吧,我和瑞秋一起来,她随时都会
回来。
>> 那么,有哪些新内容?
>> 哦,我有点心脏病。
>> 等等。是否痛苦?
>> 什么?心脏病发作就坐在这里
跟你说话。 [笑声]
>> 让我们看看能否让 Rachel 回到这里
。那么,女孩,你有什么新鲜事吗?
最近又吵醒了我的女儿
吗?没有。就那一个。正确的。
>> 你这周是星期几?
>> 哦,很好。实际上是
婴儿开始踢。
>> 多么令人兴奋。
>> 是的,我知道。哦,太棒了。
唯一悲伤的是当
它第一次发生时我不在场。
>> 哦,不。
>> 是的,我知道。我也错过了
所有其他东西。所以,乔伊
建议瑞秋搬来和我一起住。
>> 是的,[笑声]对。
>> 什么?
>> 乔伊让我笑了。就像,是的,为什么
你不让你的前妻搬来和
你一起住?那就一点也不尴尬了。
嘿,你能想象吗?我离开
几天。我回来后发现我的男朋友
正在和某个女人住在一起。他
怀孕了。 [笑声]
>> 那么,你告诉他什么了?
>> 你是什么?你好。
>>嗨。 [笑声]
>> 你在这里做什么?我
应该去接你。
>> 计划改变。我为你做了一顿特别的
情人节晚餐。惊喜。
>> 哦,嘿,莫娜。你好。你好。嗨,雷切尔。
她在这里做什么?
>> 我不知道。 [笑声]
>> 嗯,如果有人需要
我,我会看电视。
>> 说真的,她在做什么?
>> 呃,你知道,最近她只是喜欢
在这里闲逛。 [笑声]
>> 为什么?
>> 我认为她很孤独。
好吧,但今天是情人节。我们不能
请她走吗?
>> 嗯,不。不,她太情绪化了。
说到情感,我的意思是,
[笑声]
>> 我不在这里。这就是我的中国
食物。
>> 天哪。她这里有外卖。
>> 是的,她很情绪化,但
很勇敢。
>> 你知道我要做什么吗?我要
出汗,在床上吃这个。
>> 而你以为她会妨碍我们
。 [笑声]
>> 那么,好吧,你为什么不打开
香槟,我马上就回来。我
给你准备了一个惊喜。
>> 你那边还有另一个前妻。
>> 请开始喝酒。
>> 我们只是
哇。
>> 什么?嗯,
>> 太棒了。现在我要生孩子了。
>> 什么?
>> 不,我正在生孩子。
我正在用手机进行操作。
电话。
>> 电话。 [笑声] 电话。
>> ROS,
>> 我受伤了。
>> 莫妮卡,我们走吧。来吧,人们。
待产的妇女。嘿,罗斯,看看我
在这里做了什么。
>> 是的,把它留到出租车上。好的。
[笑声]
>> 你在做什么?你在干什么?
我们要去医院。
>> 什么?那我就不能好看吗?那里可能有
医生。
>> 乔伊,从冰箱里出来。
>> 好吧。好的。
>> 那是什么?为了骑行。
>> 哦,是的。就像在出租车里一样。
>> 保存。
>> 好的。讨厌这个。
>> 莫妮卡,来吧。我们走吧。宝贝
来了。
>> 我简直不敢相信。我要成为一只
蚂蚁。
>> 我将有一个侄子。
>> 太好了。出去。我们走吧。快点。
>> 好吧。好的。我要去。我要
去。
>> 开始吧。
>> 你不想被看到和我在一起吗?
>> 什么?不,我当然知道。
他们走了吗? [笑声]
>> 呃,不。他们还在这里。但我想
我就要离开了。
>> 什么?不,不,等等。什么?
你是对的。这太愚蠢了。谁在乎
人们的想法?我的意思是,我们彼此喜欢
,对吗?
没有什么问题。
来吧,
伯特。莉迪亚、梅尔,
[笑声]
>> 这是伊丽莎白。
>>嗨。
>> 你不是在上我的流行文化课吗?
>> 没错,莉迪亚。伊丽莎白是一名
学生,呃我们正在约会。您可能会
对此感到不满,但我们不会再
隐藏它。 [笑声]
你被解雇了。 [笑声]
>> 什么?他们会解雇你。你
不能和学生约会。这违反了
规则。真的吗?这不仅仅是让人皱起眉头
>> 你知道,我必须告诉你,我只是
喜欢你秃头时的样子。
>> 真的吗?
因为有时我会想再次把它全部剃掉
>> 真的吗?是的。我的意思是,你绝对应该
这样做。
>> 你知道吗?我应该这么做。
>> 是的。你知道吗?谢谢你,雷切尔。
你太酷了。
>> 哦,停下来。快点。
>> 现在,让我们剃光头。
>> 好吧。
>> 大家好。
>> 哇。
>> 哇。
看看你做了什么。 [笑声]
>> 你想摸它吗?
>> 不,但它很棒。
>> 来吧,摸摸它。 [笑声]
>> 好的。
您可以感觉到
头骨中的所有骨头。
[笑声]
>> 大家好,感恩节快乐。
>> 不,不,不,不,不,不。
>> 什么?今年我们是否要保守感恩节的秘密
不,我们正在玩我在工作中学到的
游戏。您必须在六分钟内说出所有状态
>> 什么?这太简单了。
>> 不,这比听起来要困难得多。
你总是会忘记至少一个,或者在
某些情况下
14.
>> 这是一个愚蠢的游戏,我并没有和其他人一起玩
,所以从技术上来说我
没有输。
>> 什么?你忘了14个州吗?
>> 没有人关心达科他州。
[笑声]
>> 哦,好吧。时间到了。
>> 好的。我得到了 48。哦,这还不错,
宝贝。
>> 哦,我厌倦了命名状态,所以我
决定列出芹菜的类型。
[笑声]
我有一颗普通芹菜。
>> 好的,Rachel 得了 48。Phoebe 在
领先。乔伊,向钱德勒哑州游戏的新
蔬菜中
冠军问好。
>> 哇。你有多少?
>> 56.
已完成,还有空闲时间。
>> 哦,这可能是一个新的世界纪录。
>> 你知道,我不想对你们说教,
,但
一群受过良好教育的成年人和乔伊
无法说出所有州的名字,这有点可耻。您曾经见过
一张地图或一种名为地球仪的彩色
圆形物体吗?
>> 呃,梅林,
你有 46 个州。
>> 什么?那是不可能的。
>> 46.好吧,现在谁受过良好的教育,我
先生忘记了10个州。
>> 好的,罗斯,时间到了。
>> 不,再给我一分钟。
>> 瞧,罗斯,如果到
你还不认识他们,你就永远不会认识他们。好吧,
这就是这个游戏的美妙之处。
让你想自杀。
[笑声]
>> 这太疯狂了。我可以做到这一点。全部
都对。呃,我打赌我能在晚餐前拿到全部 50 个呃
>> 好吧,但如果你不能,就不吃晚饭了。
>> 你开始了。好的。不要看我的
列表,罗斯,因为上面有很多东西。
你没有。
[音乐]
>> 我怎么听不到这个?我是一名大学
教授。我的 SAT 成绩是 1450 分。
>> 1250?
>> 该死的,我忘了你在这里。 [笑声]
>> 你需要一些帮助吗?
>> 好的,请。
首先,犹他州,
老兄。你不能只是编造一些东西。
[笑声]
[音乐]
我讨厌美国。
[笑声] 当我完成这个游戏时,我
发誓我要搬家了。
好吧,也许这很难,因为
没有 50 个州。
让我告诉你一件事。我有 49 个
个州,现在不再有
个州。我想我应该可以吃
的东西。 [笑声]
>> 这取决于你。
[笑声]
特拉华州。
[笑声]
特拉华州。
>> 好的。
>> 我现在想要我的火鸡。
>> 你明白了。
>> 你两次获得内华达州。
[笑声]
我知道。
>> 是的。
>> 在我的新
飞镖板上举行锦标赛。啊?啊?你怎么认为?
嗯?两天的飞镖。会很棒的。
>> 下周末会很棒。
>> 不,不,不。这个周末,伙计们。
>> 下周末会很棒。我的意思是,
会很棒的。
>> 发生了什么事?我们被
邀请去滑雪,你知道,雷切尔的
姐姐的小屋。
>> 是的,没关系。我的意思是,如果你们
在第一个
周末都必须离开,我就独自一人,你知道,
那么完全完全理解。
>> 你知道吗?我可以留下来。我要
留下来,因为上次我去滑雪时,我
太害怕从椅子
上跳下来。我只是绕了一圈又一圈。
[笑声]
费用,我们需要你用你祖母的
的每个人。但你知道吗?我会留下来。
小牛来载着
>> 不,我会留下来。他是我兄弟。
>> 留下来真可惜。
>> 不,[笑声]我们会玩得很开心。
我们可以做软糖。
[笑声]
>> 可惜食物。
>> 你知道吗?没关系。好的。我
不需要你们任何人留下来。好的。
没有人留下来。
>> 好吧,那么我不妨提议
留下来。是的。是的。雷切尔是我的好朋友
,我过去很爱她,但
现在她只是我的妻子。
>> 菲比,你能帮我一下吗
>> 好吧,当你嫁给她
时,我以为你爱她。 [笑声]
>> 我们喝醉了。喝了那么多酒我就会嫁给呃
乔伊。
>> 嘿,你可能会比 Joey
Tribani 做得更糟糕。
>> 抱歉,你们错了。我
只是不想离婚三次
>> 是的。现在他正在使用这三个
离婚理由,因为他想与她保持
婚姻,因为他爱她。我
必须说,干得好。太棒了,梅根。
>> 好吧,好吧。美好的。如果这就是您
的想法,请忘记整个三
离婚的事情,好吗?我我现在就去我的
律师办公室,让这
婚姻无效。好的。她对我来说毫无意义
。不,什么也没有。
>> 好的。现在,我不会和你约会,因为
你看起来有点令人毛骨悚然。
我现在对他很感兴趣。
>> 你好。
>>嗨。菲比在吗?
>> 呃,不。不。她
晚上出去了。
>> 哦,太棒了。 [笑声]
>> 我可以帮你做点什么吗?
>> 好吧,我不知道。你是按摩师吗?
>> 是的,我是。
[笑声]
>> 太棒了,
爸爸。
>> [笑声]
>> 非常感谢。一小时后我会回来接他
>> [笑声]
[笑声]
>> 好吧,
现在我要
触摸你。 [笑声]
[笑声]
哦,那很软。 [笑声]
[笑声]
他怎么了?
>> 我想他又吸毒了。 [笑声]
>> 什么?
>> 什么?
>> 伙计,我需要和你谈谈。
[笑声]
>> 好吧,我想我可能知道为什么我的
父母不喜欢你了。
>> 你知道吗?为什么?
>> 好吧,记住我们还年轻。
>> 嘿,春假,大二。我
在卧室里喝得很嗨,我的父母
走进来闻到了气味,所以我告诉
他们你吸毒了,然后
从窗户跳了出去。
[笑声]
>> 什么?你为什么这么做?
>> 我不知道。呃,你的是第一个
这个名字突然出现在我的脑海中。我是
,抱歉。我没有,我认为这
并不重要。
>> 怎么可能不重要呢?
>> 好吧,我怎么知道我们大学毕业后
最终会成为朋友,更不用说
了,你会和我姐姐住在一起吗?
>> 那些永远的朋友
的东西怎么样?
>> 我不知道。我当时很兴奋。
>> [笑声]
>> 妈妈和爸爸刚刚派我来这里,如果你想让罗斯
。 [笑声]
喝醉,就去找
>> 你父母在
大学里发现罗斯吸大麻,他把这归咎于我。
>> 罗斯,我不敢相信你会这么做。
>> 我们没有告诉他们我们
在一起的原因是他们讨厌我。好的。
那么,你会解决这个问题吗?
>> 好的。好的。我会告诉他们吸毒的不是
钱德勒。好的。
>> 现在,我应该说是谁?
>> 你。这不是什么大不了的事。你
你不再做这件事或任何事情。
>> 好吧。好的。现在,现在,我应该说是谁
欺骗了我?
[笑声]
[音乐]
>> 我们走吧。
>> 哦,是的。关于告诉爸爸妈妈。我
正在考虑写一封
信。
>> 好吧。你知道吗?就是这样。
你已经有机会了。
>> 什么?
>> 妈妈、爸爸、罗斯在大学里吸大麻。
>> 什么?
你真是个爱说闲话的人。
>> 妈妈,爸爸,
>> 你们还记得那次你们
走进我的房间并闻到大麻味吗?
>> 是的。
>> 是的。
[笑声]
>> 好吧,我告诉过你是钱德勒在
抽烟,但
是我。对不起。是你。
>> 爸爸,你知道你
被解雇的那个邮递员吗?没有偷你的花花公子吗?
罗斯做到了。
[笑声]
>> 是的。好吧,飓风格洛丽亚并没有
破坏门廊的秋千。莫妮卡做到了。
[笑声]
>> 罗斯已经
年没有在博物馆工作了。
>> 莫妮卡和钱德勒住在一起。
[笑声]
罗斯在拉斯维加斯与瑞秋结婚,但再次离婚
>> 30
秒内可以获得大量信息。
>> 好吧,莫妮卡。我不明白为什么你觉得你有
来隐藏你处于
重要关系中的事实。
>> 我们想到了门廊
秋千。
黄铜毒品又离婚了。
[笑声]
>> 发生了什么事,儿子?我我呃我被骗了
做所有这些事情,
>>莫娜。
[哼哼]
>> [笑声]
>> 好的。如果我是一件鲑鱼衬衫,
我会在哪里?
>> 非常抱歉。我把酒洒在了
你的衬衫上。
>> 哦,没关系。
>> 不,它还是湿的。你知道吗?让
我在它凝固之前把它拿出来。哦,我有
件你可以穿的东西。
这里。
>> 哦,
我不知道我是否想穿女式
衬衫。
>> 不,不,那是男式衬衫。
>> 阿里粉红。
[音乐]
>> [笑声]
>> 哦,[笑声]
[叹气]
[笑声]
天哪,罗斯。
>> 你好。
>> 罗斯,你在做什么?
>> 不碰自己。如果这能让
任何人不那么不舒服。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,我只是希望这四个月我们没有失去
但是,如果您需要时间
获得一些视角,
>> 我们正在休息。
>> 咖啡馆。
>> 你打赌。
>> 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。
>> 那是早上 5:30,你
漫无目的地写了 18 页
[笑声]
>> 前后。
>>嗨。
>> 嘿。嘿。哦。那么,嗯,昨晚你怎么看出来
的?
[鼓掌]
>> 这很有趣。这真是令人痛苦
有趣。不,等等,等等。是的,这只是
痛苦。
>> 等一下。我觉得昨晚
很棒。
>> 是的,确实如此。但我回到家了,好吧,
我在我的
床头柜上看到了朱莉的航海解决方案,我心想,
“天哪,我到底在做什么?”我
的意思是,我在这里。我和朱莉在一起,这位
令人难以置信的伟大女性,我关心她
,她也关心我。我
想,什么?我要把
全部扔掉吗?
>> 这些都是从盐溶液中得到的?
[笑声]
>> 等一下。我们在这里谈论
雷切尔。你和雷切尔。哦,离开
我。大约 10 年来,我一直梦想着我和
Rachel。但现在
我和朱莉在一起,你知道吗?所以,就像
我和朱莉。我和雷切尔。我和
朱莉。我和拉。雷切尔。雷切尔。
>> 嘿,你。
>> 你好吗?
>> 好。你好吗?
>> 好。
>> 嗨,亲爱的。
>> 嗨,朱莉。嗨,朱莉。 [笑声]
朱莉。
嗯,你好吗?
>> 好。
>> 好。所以每个人都在这里。
大家都很好。
>> 那么你要演奏一些东西吗,
菲比?
>> 嗯,实际上我做到了。
>> 好吧。
>> 嘿,朱莉。我不知道你戴着
镜片。
>> 什么? [笑声]
>> 好的。嗯嗨。你好。你好。好的。所以,嗯,
这是一首,嗯,关于我
爱情三角关系。
编造的三个人之间的
[笑声]
嗯,这叫,嗯,昨晚他们两个接吻了
[欢呼和掌声]
有一个女孩,我们叫她贝蒂,
和一个男人,我们叫他
[音乐和唱歌] 尼尔。
现在,我也无法强调这一点
强烈。这个故事不是真实的。
现在,[音乐] 尼尔必须决定谁将
成为他抛弃的女孩。
贝蒂会成为他真正爱的人吗?或者
会是打电话给露莉的人吗?
他必须做出决定。他必须做出决定。即使
虽然是我编造的,他也必须做出决定。
[欢呼]
>> [音乐]
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重点词汇

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词汇 含义

toast

/toʊst/

A1
  • noun
  • - 祝酒

love

/lʌv/

A1
  • noun
  • - 爱

surprising

/sərˈpraɪzɪŋ/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 令人惊讶的

extremely

/ɪkˈstriːmli/

A2
  • adverb
  • - 极其

married

/ˈmærid/

A1
  • adjective
  • - 已婚的

children

/ˈtʃɪldrən/

A1
  • noun
  • - 孩子们

pressure

/ˈprɛʃər/

A2
  • noun
  • - 压力

entertaining

/ˌɛntərˈteɪnɪŋ/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 有趣的

furniture

/ˈfɜrníʧər/

A1
  • noun
  • - 家具

apartment

/əˈpɑrtmənt/

A1
  • noun
  • - 公寓

commute

/kəˈmjuːt/

B1
  • verb
  • - 通勤

continuum

/kənˈtɪnjuːəm/

C1
  • noun
  • - 连续体

sandwich

/ˈsænwɪtʃ/

A1
  • noun
  • - 三明治

leftover

/ˈlɛftˌoʊvər/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 剩余的

divorced

/dɪˈvɔrst/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 离婚的

incredible

/ɪnˈkrɛdəbəl/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 难以置信的

note

/noʊt/

A1
  • noun
  • - 便条

emotional

/ɪˈmoʊʃənl/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 情感的

blind

/blaɪnd/

A1
  • adjective
  • - 盲的

date

/deɪt/

A1
  • noun
  • - 约会

🚀 “toast”、“love” —— 来自 “” 看不懂?

用最潮方式背单词 — 听歌、理解、马上用,聊天也不尬!

重点语法结构

  • There was a girl, we'll call her Betty, and a guy, let's call him Neil.

    ➔ 过去将来时(will)用于描述过去语境中假设或计划的行动。

    ➔ “we'll call” 和 “let's call” 的使用强调了讲述者给故事中的角色贴标签的意图,使用过去将来时来设定场景。

  • Now, I can't stress this point too strongly. This story isn't real.

    ➔ 情态动词 (can't) 表示能力或强调,现在简单否定 (isn't) 表示事实陈述。

    ➔ “Can't stress” 强调了陈述的重要性,而 “isn't real” 明确否定了故事的真实性。

  • Now, Neil must decide who will be the girl that he casts aside.

    ➔ 情态动词 (must) 表示义务,将来简单时 (will be) 表示预测或决定。

    ➔ “Must decide” 表示强烈的义务,而 “will be” 预测尼尔决定的结果。

  • Will Betty be the one who he loves truly? Or will it be the one who will call Luly?

    ➔ 用情态动词 (will) 和关系代词 (who) 构成的疑问句,以及将来简单时 (will call)。

    ➔ 疑问句使用 “will” 询问未来的可能性,而 “who” 明确了动作的主语。

  • He must decide. He must decide. Even though I made him up, he must decide.

    ➔ 重复以强调,让步从句 (even though) 用于对比思想。

    ➔ “he must decide” 的重复强调了决定的重要性,而 “even though” 引入了对比的思想。

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