I'll tell you one thing. I wouldn't mind
00:01
having a piece of this sundried tomato
00:03
business. Five years ago, if somebody
00:05
had said to me, "Here's a tomato that
00:07
looks like a prune." I'd have said, "Get
00:09
Dad, before I was born, did you freak
00:16
out at all? I'm not freaking out. I'm
00:18
just saying if someone had come to me
00:20
with the idea of this Dad, Dad, Dad, I'm
00:22
talking about the whole uh baby thing.
00:25
Did you uh ever get this sort of
00:28
panicky, oh my god, I'm going to be a
00:31
father kind of a thing? No.
00:33
Your mother really did the work. I was
00:37
busy with the business. I wasn't around
00:39
that much. Is that what this is about?
00:41
No. No, Dad. I was just wondering. Cuz
00:45
it's time to make up for that. We can do
00:47
stuff together. You always wanted to go
00:49
to that colonial Williamsburg. How about
00:52
we do that? Thanks, Dad. Really? I just,
00:54
just I just needed to know. Um, when did
01:00
you start to feel like a father?
01:04
Oh, well, I I guess it must have been
01:07
the day after you were born. We were in
01:12
the hospital room. Your mother was
01:14
asleep and they brought you in and gave
01:16
you to me. You were this ugly little red
01:19
thing. And all of a sudden, you grabbed
01:23
my finger with your whole fist and you
01:26
tight. And that's when I knew.
01:33
So, you don't want to go to
01:39
Well, we can go to Williamsburg.
01:45
Dr. Bobby happens to be an excellent
01:51
doctor. off. Wait a minute. His name is
01:53
Well, that's his last name and his first
01:58
name. He's Bobby. Bobby.
02:00
And um Excuse me. He helps me. Please
02:08
ask her how. What do you need help for?
02:11
With my alignment. I got one leg shorter
02:14
than the other. Oh my god. Argue with
02:15
that. What? It's true. My right leg is 2
02:18
in shorter. Come on. You're just
02:20
Her legs are fine. I know that. So, what
02:24
do you let her go to a chiropractor for?
02:27
Sorry. Let her. What can I do? She
02:29
doesn't listen to me about about
02:30
renters's insurance either. Wait a
02:32
minute. You don't have renters's
02:33
Nope. But what if somebody steals
02:39
something? How are you going to run
02:41
after him with one leg shorter than the
02:42
Hey, would you uh would you like some
02:51
juice? I'd love some juice. Okay.
02:52
Wow, this is going so well. Did you see
02:56
us? Did you see? Yeah, honey. I'm
02:59
standing right there.
03:00
Why don't you just tell them about the
03:02
mall I haven't gotten checked yet?
03:03
Hey, Dad. What are you doing here? Well,
03:19
it's your mother's bridge night, so I
03:21
thought I'd come into the city for a
03:22
little Mona cuddle.
03:24
Since when did you start smoking cigars?
03:29
I don't. I just I just like the smell of
03:32
So, uh, what are you really doing here,
03:37
Dad? Well, I just wanted to make sure
03:39
What makes you think that I might not be
03:44
okay? I saw Richard.
03:45
Oh. So, how you doing?
03:49
I'm fine. Just a little tired, but I'm
03:52
okay. How's Richard doing? You don't
03:57
want to know? No, I I really really do.
03:59
Well, he's doing terrible.
04:03
Worse than when he broke up with
04:10
You're not just saying that, are you?
04:14
No. The man is a mess.
04:15
Well, do you think he was waiting till
04:22
after you left so we could cry? Maybe.
04:23
I think so. Honey, relationships are
04:29
hard. Like with your mom and me. You
04:32
know, after we graduated from college,
04:34
we broke up for a while. It seems her
04:36
father, your grandfather, wanted her to
04:39
travel around Europe like he did. Of
04:42
course, he got to do it on Uncle Sam's
04:44
nickel because he was also strafing
04:46
German troop trains at the time.
04:49
I wouldn't want to be there when when
05:18
the laughter stops.
05:19
Whoa. Whoa. Back up there, Sparky.
05:22
What did you mean by that?
05:26
Just seems as though that maybe you have
05:29
intimacy issues. You know that you use
05:30
your humor as a way of keeping people at
05:32
Huh? I mean, hey, I just met you. I
05:37
don't know you from Adam.
05:40
Parents divorced before you hit puberty.
05:45
Uh-huh. How did you know that? It's
05:50
Hey, you guys. Hey, you all know my day.
05:56
Hey, how long you in the city? Just for
06:00
a couple of days. I got a job Midtown. I
06:01
figure I'm better off staying with the
06:04
kid than hauling my ass back and forth
06:05
on a ferry. I don't know this one. Oh,
06:07
this is my friend Roger. Hey, hey, good
06:10
to meet you, Roger. You, too, sir. What
06:12
happened to the uh puppet guy? Dad. Oh.
06:14
Oh, excuse me. So, Ross, how's the wife?
06:19
two, uh, Chandler, quick, say something
06:26
was that that little bit of oil that
06:31
should have lasted just one day burned
06:34
for eight whole days. That's right. And
06:37
that's why we celebrate Hanukkah today.
06:40
The end. Awesome. Yeah.
06:42
My favorite part was when Superman flew
06:46
all the Jews out of Egypt.
06:49
The armadillo was actually not so
06:56
thrilled about that part.
06:58
Okay, Ben, it's time to light the
07:02
candles. Hey. Oh, wow. Looks like the
07:15
Easter Bunny's funeral in here.
07:19
Come on. Come on. We're lighting the
07:24
I understand why Superman is here, but
07:32
why is there a porcupine at the Easter
07:34
Bunny's funeral? Miss Green, your
07:36
father's doctor's on the phone if you'd
07:39
like to speak to him. Oh, great. Um, are
07:40
you going to be okay? He's unconscious.
07:42
I think we'll be just fine. Okay.
07:44
Um, did did the TV wake you. No. When
08:23
you put your feet up on my bed, you
08:27
tugged on my catheter.
08:29
What are you doing here, Giller? Well, I
08:38
came with Rachel, who who should be back
08:40
second. So, what's new? Oh, I had a
08:43
little heart attack.
08:46
Great. Is Is it painful? What? The heart
08:48
attack is sitting here talking to you.
08:51
Let's see if we can get that Rachel back
08:55
in here. So, what's new with you, G?
08:57
Knocked up any more of my daughters
09:00
lately? Nope, just the one, right?
09:01
Hey. Hey. How was it? Well, I had a
09:04
great time. Um, Chanty, on the other
09:07
hand, I will tell the story. It was
09:11
going great. I let him win. We were
09:14
bonding. He even said that I could call
09:17
him dad. And what did he ask you not to
09:19
call him? Daddy. All
09:21
right, look. Here's the story.
09:25
Well, we had just finished playing
09:28
raetball and we were going to take a
09:29
steam. I walk into the steam room and
09:31
steamy. So, I take off my glasses and
09:37
that's when it happened. Guys, over
09:40
here. Have a seat, son.
09:43
Oh my god, Chandler. I can't believe it.
10:03
I know. You gave my father a lap dance.
10:05
Why do they put so much steam in there?
10:12
Because otherwise they'd have to call it
10:16
Why? Okay. Why? Why did that have to
10:22
Come on. It's not that big a deal. Not
10:27
There there was touching of things.
10:31
All right. I know you wanted to bond
10:34
with my dad, but did you really have to
10:36
Listen, I'm sure that dad doesn't care.
10:43
He probably thought this was really
10:45
funny. He'll be telling the story for
10:46
years. I don't want him to tell this
10:48
He still tells a story about how Monica
10:55
tried to escape from fat camp.
10:57
I wasn't escaping. Then how'd you get
11:01
caught in the barbed wire?
11:03
I was trying to help out a squirrel. You
11:06
were trying to eat it.
11:08
If that is your father calling to tell
11:13
this story, then the marriage is off.
11:15
I'm sorry. You have the wrong number.
11:21
Okay. I'll call you later, Dad. I love
11:23
All right. I'm off to see your dad.
11:32
Whoa. Whoa. Aren't you a little
11:34
Yeah. And and you better make sure he
11:38
tips you this time.
11:40
Look, I figured I would try to convince
11:42
him not to tell the story anymore. And I
11:44
figured the best way to do that was face
11:47
to face. And by face, I don't mean his
11:48
lap. And by face, I don't mean my ass.
11:51
So you understand, I'd feel a lot more
11:59
comfortable if you didn't tell people
12:01
what happened. You know, I'm a little
12:02
I'm a little embarrassed about it. I
12:04
understand completely. There's nothing
12:06
more horrifying than embarrassing
12:09
yourself in front of your in-laws. As a
12:10
matter of fact, when I started dating
12:13
Judy, I was unemployed and her father
12:14
asked me what I did for a living and I
12:17
told them I was a lawyer. What'd you do
12:19
when they found out? They never did. So,
12:22
if you ever see me giving them legal
12:24
advice, just not alone.
12:25
So, I guess we wear swimsuits in here.
12:45
you. Oh, thanks for coming out of me.
12:56
Oh, she's looking at me.
13:10
Do we have a name yet? No, not yet.
13:16
That's fine. For now, we'll just call
13:20
her baby girl Green. Oh no, baby girl
13:22
I had a dream last night where I was
13:38
playing football with my kid. Oh, it's
13:40
nice. Nice. No, no, with
13:42
him. I'm on this field and they they
13:47
And I I know I've got to do something
13:53
cuz the Tampa Bay defense is coming
13:54
right at me. Tampa Bay's got a terrible
13:56
But it is just me and the baby, so I'm
14:03
thinking they can take
14:06
us. And so I uh I just hate it
14:09
downfield. What? Are you afraid that's a
14:13
baby? He should take the sack.
14:14
Anyway, suddenly I'm downfield and I
14:22
realize that I'm the one who's supposed
14:26
to catch him, right? Only I know there
14:28
is no way I'm going to get there in
14:30
time, right? So, I am running and I'm
14:31
running. And that that is when I woke
14:33
up. See, I I am so not ready to be a
14:35
father. Hey, you're going to be fine.
14:39
You're one of the most caring, most
14:42
responsible men in North America.
14:43
You're going to make a great dad. Yeah,
14:47
Ross. You and the baby just need better
14:49
blocking. Oh my god, baby. You're on
14:51
fire. I know. One more score to go. You
14:54
can do it. Don't touch it. Don't touch
14:56
her. All right, go left. Go ahead. Go
14:58
right. Go right. I can't. I
15:00
can't. No. You son of a
15:02
Oh, hi Ben. No, don't look at the
15:22
You got to go. Miss you, too. I love
15:26
you, but it's getting real late now.
15:30
Hey, ma. Listen, I made the appointment
15:32
Did you know this isn't
15:43
Ronnie. She's a pet mortician.
15:55
So, how long you've been
16:04
Remember when you were a little kid? I
16:09
used to take you to the Navyyard and
16:10
show you the big ships. Since then? No,
16:12
it's only been 6 years. I just wanted to
16:15
put a nice memory in your head so you'd
16:18
know that I wasn't always such a
16:19
Joe, you ever been in love?
16:25
I don't know. Then you haven't. You're
16:29
burning your tomatoes. Huh? You'll want
16:33
Joe, your dad's in love big time. And
16:38
the worst part of it is it's with two
16:40
different women. Oh, man. Please tell me
16:42
one of them is ma. Of course. Of course.
16:45
One of them is ma. What's the matter
16:48
Hey, Joe. Dad. Ronnie's here. Huh? Hi.
16:53
Hey. Hey. Hello, babe. What? What? Hey,
16:58
what are you doing here? Oh, uh, well,
17:02
you left your good hair at my apartment.
17:05
I figured you'd need it tomorrow for
17:07
Um, so who's up for a big game of
17:14
Look, I uh I I shouldn't have come. I I
17:22
better get going. I don't want to miss
17:26
the last train. No, no, h I I don't want
17:27
you taking that thing to swing this.
17:28
Where am I going to stay? Here. Wo ho.
17:30
We'll go to a hotel.
17:34
No, you won't. No, we won't. If you go
17:39
to a hotel, you'll be doing stuff. I
17:42
want you right here where I can keep an
17:45
eye on you. You're going to keep an eye
17:46
on us. That's right, mister. And I don't
17:49
care how old you are. As long as you're
17:51
under my roof, you're going to live by
17:53
And that means no sleeping with your
17:59
Wow, he's stripped.
18:03
Now, Dad, you'll be in my room. Ronnie,
18:06
uh, you can stay in Chandler's room.
18:08
Thanks. You're uh you're you're a good
18:11
kid. Come on. I I'll show you to my
18:13
That sounds so weird when it's not
18:17
followed by no thanks. It's late.
18:19
Okay, now this is just for tonight.
18:25
Starting tomorrow, you got to make a
18:27
change. 6 years is long enough. What
18:29
kind of change? Well, either you break
18:31
it off with Ronnie. I can't do that.
18:32
Then you got to come clean with Ma. This
18:34
is not right. Yeah, but this I don't
18:36
want to hear it. Now go to my room. Just
18:38
want you to know that what you witnessed
18:40
in there, that wasn't for fun.
18:43
It wasn't fun. Why? Why? Why would you?
18:47
Look, I just don't want you to think
18:51
that we're animals who do it whenever we
18:54
want. Oh, I don't think that. Before
18:56
today, I never thought of you two having
18:59
sex at all. It was a simpler time.
19:00
The truth is, Dad, we're we're trying.
19:06
What? Yeah, we're trying to get
19:09
pregnant. Oh my god, this is so
19:11
exciting. We'll get back in there. I'll
19:14
It's okay. Did we We We can wait until
19:18
later. Whoa, whoa, whoa. I don't think
19:19
so. Aren't you ovulating, daddy?
19:21
Well, you got to get at it, princess.
19:24
When your mother and I were trying to
19:26
conceive you, whenever she was
19:28
ovulating, bam, we did it. That's how I
19:29
It's funny. This conversation is how I
19:34
got the bullet hole in my head. So, come
19:36
on. Explain yourself, Geller. First, you
19:38
got my Rachel pregnant. You got Rachel
19:42
pregnant? Who did? You did? Yes.
19:44
Yes. Yes, I did. But but it was it was
19:48
just a one night thing. It meant
19:50
nothing. Oh, really? That's what my
19:52
daughter means to you? Nothing? No. No,
19:55
sir. Um she means a lot to me. I mean, I
19:57
I care. I I love Rachel. What? Oh, but
19:59
not in that way. I mean I mean I'm not
20:01
in love with her. I love her like like a
20:04
friend. Oh, really? That's how you treat
20:06
a friend? You get her in trouble and
20:07
then you refuse to marry her. Hey, I
20:09
offered to marry her, but I didn't want
20:11
Well, why not? So you could spend your
20:16
time with this I'm sorry.
20:18
Dr. Green. Mona. Mona. Dr. Green.
20:21
How could you have kept all of this from
20:26
me? I I was going to tell you, but But
20:28
what? You figure you get what you
20:31
wanted, then you dump her like you did
20:33
Rachel. Hey, I did not dump Rachel, nor
20:34
are we still together.
20:37
just Why don't we just let the machine
20:45
Hey, Ross, it's Joey. There's a hooker
20:49
over here, and we thought maybe you know
20:52
something about it.
20:53
No, no, no, no, no. I I I need to lie
20:56
Hey, you feeling better? Yeah, I think
21:03
that fifth shower actually got the
21:05
So, do you have any other possibilities?
21:09
Oh, yeah. Well, there is the possibility
21:11
that I won't make rent. Fine. If you
21:13
want, I can lend you some money. No, no,
21:15
no. Cuz if I couldn't pay you back right
21:18
away, then I'd feel guilty and tense
21:19
every time I saw you. Oh, okay. Well,
21:21
then why don't you uh why don't you
21:23
borrow it from mom and dad? You feel
21:24
guilty and tense around them already,
21:26
you might as well make some money off of
21:28
Hi. Hi. Hi, darling. So, what's this?
21:36
Some of your old stuff. Well, sweetie,
21:39
we have a surprise for you. We're
21:42
turning your room into a jam.
21:44
Wow, that is a surprise. Just one little
21:48
question. Uh, why not Ross' room? Gosh,
21:51
we talked about that, but your brother
21:54
has so many science trophies and plaques
21:55
and merit badges. Well, we didn't want
21:58
to disturb them. Oh, God forbid.
22:01
You know, you know that Stephie Graph
22:09
I'm just saying it's right there.
22:14
Hey, guys. Hi, darling. Where's my
22:17
grandson? You didn't bring him? No, he's
22:21
at uh Carol's and Susan's today. A woman
22:23
in my office is a lesbian.
22:26
Oh, Jack, look. There's that house bank
22:32
commercial that cracks you up.
22:34
Where have you been? Emotional hell. So,
22:41
did they lend you the money yet? No, but
22:44
that's probably because I haven't asked
22:46
them yet. Come on, Monica. Do it. Hey,
22:47
you guys. Um, Monica has some news.
22:49
Um, yeah. So, uh, listen, I'm sorry I
22:54
didn't tell you this before, but, um, I
22:57
I'm no longer at my job. I I had to
23:00
leave it. Why? Because they made me.
23:02
fired. What are you going to do? Judy.
23:10
Judy, relax. This is our little
23:12
harmonica we're talking about. We taught
23:14
her. Well, 10% of your paycheck. Where
23:17
does it go? In the bank. The bank.
23:19
There you go. So, she dips into her
23:23
savings. That's what it's there for.
23:25
She's going to be fine. And if you need
23:26
a little extra, you know where to find
23:29
it. Anything larger back there.
23:31
Ben, I want you to know that there may
23:35
be some times when I'm I may not be
23:38
this. But I'll still always come
23:46
this. And sometimes I may be away
23:52
this, but I'll still always come
24:01
this. And sometimes I'll want you to
24:10
steal third and I'll go like this.
24:12
He is so amazing. I know. Look at him.
24:24
Ben. Nothing. I don't think that's his
24:34
Oh, look. Look. He's closing his
24:39
eyes. Oh, look. He's opening his eyes.
24:42
He doesn't do much, does he?
24:48
Nope. This is pretty much it.
24:50
You guys want to get some coffee? Yeah.
25:00
man. I'll see you guys later.
25:04
because you're not in love with the guy.
25:29
Oh, you told your dad the truth about an
25:34
Want to go see a movie? Yes.
25:38
the hell love to do it anyway. There are
25:52
more important things in a marriage than
25:54
Hey, I do too think about the
26:08
decisions. Well, what gives you the
26:12
hell? Stupid guy on my phone.
26:21
great. Now I'm having a baby.
27:27
No, I'm I'm having I'm having a baby.
27:32
I'm I'm having it with the phone. The
27:34
phone. The phone. The phone.
27:36
Monica, let's go. Come on now, people.
27:48
Women in labor. Hey, Ross, look what I
27:51
got going here. Yeah, save it for the
27:52
What are you doing? What are you doing?
27:56
We're going to a hospital. What? So I
27:57
can't look nice? There might be doctors
27:59
there. Joey, get out of the fridge. All
28:01
What is that? For the ride. Oh, yeah.
28:06
Like in a cab. Save it. Okay. Hating
28:08
this. Monica. Come on now. Let's go.
28:11
Baby coming. I can't believe it. I'm
28:13
going to be an ant. I'm going to have
28:16
like a nephew. That's nice. Get out.
28:18
on. Right. Right. I'm going. I'm
28:23
What do we do? What do you mean? What do
28:40
Taylor, you're panicking. Uh-huh. Join
28:46
Okay. What do you say we keep one and
28:52
then just like have an option on the
28:53
We can't split them up. Why not? We
28:56
could give each of them half a medallion
28:59
and then years later they'll find each
29:01
reunited. I mean, that's a great day for
29:07
Okay. What if the person who adopts the
29:11
other one is horrible? What if they're
29:13
not? What if it's adopted by a king?
29:15
Yeah, because I hear the king is looking
29:17
Michael, we are not ready to have two
29:21
babies. That doesn't matter. We have
29:23
waited so long for this. I don't care if
29:26
it's two babies. I don't care if it's
29:28
three babies. I don't care if the entire
29:30
cast of eight is enough comes out of
29:32
Do you think they recognize each other
29:42
from in there? Maybe. Unless they're
29:43
like two people who've lived in
29:46
apartments next to each other for years
29:48
and then one day they're pushed through
29:49
a vagina and they meet.
29:51
Oh, look at these little bunnies. I
30:00
You ready to trade?
30:05
All right. Let's see.
30:10
We could trade later. Yeah, I'm good.
30:21
Probably never be able to make it up to
30:23
you, but here's a start.
30:25
What's this? It's the key to my Porsche.
30:31
Well, the key to your Porsche.
30:34
I've been thinking of getting rid of it
30:42
and I was driving it the other day and I
30:43
saw my reflection in a store window.
30:45
Your mother's right. I do look like an
30:47
You're giving me your Porsche? You're
30:51
kidding me, right? Well, wait, wait,
30:53
wait a minute. I mean, a couple of
30:55
stupid boxes get wet and she gets a
30:58
Why don't we take it for a spin? What?
31:03
What about me? I'm a medical marvel.
31:05
Now, you you've been quiet all morning.
31:10
Is everything okay? Mhm.
31:12
You sure you're all right? Yep.
31:16
Okay. Um, well, I'm going to go uh grab
31:20
her some breakfast. FYI. There it is.
31:22
In the future, when a girl asks for some
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ill-advised sympathy sex, just do it.
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Wait, wait. You're uh you're mad at me
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about last night. I was just trying to
31:38
do the right thing. Really? Well, it
31:41
seems to me if you had done the right
31:43
thing, I would not have woken up today
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feeling stupid and embarrassed. I would
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have woken up feeling comforted and
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Well, oh, stop that.
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I can't believe this. What? I I was just
31:56
being a good guy. I treated you with
31:59
with respect and understanding. Oh, that
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Hey, I was looking out for you. Oh,
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really? Well, Ross, you know what? I am
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a big girl. I don't need someone telling
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me what is best for me. I got to say,
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I've not had sex a lot of times before.
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This is the worst ever.
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Oh, really? Really? Well, it wasn't very
32:18
good for me either. Oh, okay. You know,
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hey, hey, you know what? You know what?
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To avoid this little thing in the
32:24
future, let's just say you and me never
32:26
having sex again. What? That's right.
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Sex is off the table. I am never having
32:30
sex with you again.
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Dr. Green, are you feeling better?
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Let's go. Oh, yeah. About telling mom
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and dad. I was thinking about maybe
32:49
writing a letter. All right. You know
32:51
what? That's it. You've had your chance.
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Mom, Dad, Ross smoked pot in college.
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You are such a tattletail.
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you remember that that time you walked
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in my room and smelled marijuana? Yes.
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Well, I told you it was Chandler who was
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but it was me. I'm sorry. It was you.
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And Dad, you know that mailman that you
33:33
got fired didn't steal your Playboys?
33:35
Yeah. Well, Hurricane Gloria didn't
33:44
break the porch swing. Monica did.
33:46
Ross hasn't worked at the museum for a
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Monica and Chandler are living together.
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boss married Rachel in Vegas and got
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That's a lot of information to get in 30
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All right, Monica. Why you felt you had
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to hide the fact that you're in an
34:17
important relationship is beyond me. And
34:18
we kind of figured about the porch
34:21
RS drugs divorced again.
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What happened, son? I I uh I got tricked
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into all those things.
34:36
Chandler, you've been Ross's best friend
34:41
all these years, stuck by him during the
34:44
problems, and now you've taken on Monica
34:49
as well. Well, I don't know what to say.
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You're a wonderful human being.
34:56
Thank you. No, thank you.
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Monica and Ross, I don't know what I'm
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going to do about the two of you.
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