Hey, look, Joey. I'm just saying if you
00:02
need something to hold you over, I can
00:03
get you a job right here as an
00:04
entry-level processor. But don't you
00:06
need experience for a job like that?
00:07
It's not that hard to learn. And as for
00:09
people realizing that you have no idea
00:11
what you're doing, hey, you're an actor.
00:13
Act like a processor. People will think
00:15
you're a processor.
00:17
Hey, Chandler, here's this morning's
00:20
projection. Hey, thanks. Scott
00:21
Alexander, Joey Tribani.
00:22
Joey is a uh fellow processor. No
00:25
Oh, yeah. Yeah. I process. People want
00:31
the processing. I'm the one they call.
00:35
Where do you work? Uh, well, right now
00:38
I'm in between things. You know how it
00:41
is. One day you're processing, the next
00:43
day you're not so much processing.
00:44
I was just telling Joey about the
00:49
opening in Fleshman's group. Fleshman's
00:50
group. Whatever you do, don't touch your
00:52
Are all you processors dorks?
00:59
So, basically, this is very easy. You
01:03
read from the script and you try to sell
01:05
as much toner as you possibly can. Okay,
01:07
I can do that. Oh, by the way, I'd love
01:09
Why don't we do a trial run? Oh,
01:15
right. Hi, this is Phoebe from Empire
01:21
Office Supplies. Can I speak to your
01:24
supply manager, please? I'm the supply
01:26
manager. Um, okay. I'd like to talk to
01:28
you about your toner needs. We don't
01:30
need any toner. Oh, okay. Well, I'm
01:32
sorry to bother you. Bye-bye.
01:33
Yeah, you're right. This is easy. Okay.
01:36
What was wrong with that call? Oh, well.
01:39
All right. Um, no offense, but you were
01:41
They're always going to tell you they
01:47
don't need toner, but that's okay
01:48
because whatever they say, you can find
01:50
the answer to it here in the script. Oh.
01:52
So, I think you're ready to sell toner.
01:55
Do you have any last question? No. Oh,
01:57
wait. Yes, I do. I do have one question.
02:00
It's our anniversary, but I told you on
02:05
the phone I don't have time to stop.
02:07
Okay, you don't have to stop. I'm
02:09
invisible. I'm not here. Yeah, but I
02:11
don't Oh, who approved that order? Well,
02:14
there is no Mark Robinson in this
02:18
office. Get me Mark on the phone. I love
02:20
Mark. Do you know Mark? No. Well, let me
02:23
just check up with what I got here. All
02:26
right. See, 038 is not the number for
02:28
this score. 038 is Atlanta.
02:30
None for me. Don't get sad.
02:40
I'm sorry. As I was saying, the store
02:44
number is wrong and I'm sorry, but that
02:47
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Excuse me. I'm
02:56
sorry. I'm going to have to call you
02:59
back. I've got Shmp in my office.
03:00
What are you doing? I'm sorry, but um
03:05
Hey. Oh, somebody's off the phone. How
03:08
about a glass of wine by the fire? I'd
03:09
get it going again if you seeing in
03:12
Chicago, New York, and London are
03:14
consistently solid, but many of our
03:15
field offices have reported
03:17
yields. Boston is down, Atlanta is down,
03:26
Houston is down. I could go on and on,
03:29
but instead of boring you, I'll go
03:32
straight to my 42point plan.
03:33
Walter. Okay, if everyone's on board,
03:49
it's settled. Chandler.
03:52
Chandler. Yeah. Are you on board?
04:01
When problem solved, Chandler will be
04:08
running our office in Tulsa. You're
04:10
going to love Oklahoma.
04:12
Try feeding her again. I already fed
04:19
her. I know. That's why I said again.
04:21
All right, you guys. We can't turn on
04:26
each other. Okay, that's just what she
04:28
wants. Okay, Monica, can I talk to you
04:31
outside for a minute? Oh, no. You guys
04:33
just stay here. Here, I'm going to go
04:35
check her diaper. Febs, you want to
04:36
come? Oh, I'm kind of part of this.
04:38
Actually, Feebs, it's more of a husband
04:43
and wife kind of thing. I knew I should
04:44
have married Chandler.
04:46
Okay. What's up? Okay. Um, you know how
04:50
we always said it would be fun to move
04:53
to Paris for a year? You know, you could
04:54
study French cooking and I could write
04:56
and we could picnic along the sand and
04:59
go wine tasting in Bordeaux. Oh, yes.
05:01
Okay. You know how people say that
05:04
Tulsa is the Paris of Oklahoma?
05:09
What? Who says that?
05:15
People who have never been to Paris.
05:18
What's going on? We're moving to Tulsa.
05:21
Excuse me. Okay. Miss McKenna, she kind
05:28
of uh works above my boss. She asked me
05:32
to move to Tulsa and be the president of
05:34
our office there and I was sleeping and
05:36
apparently said yes.
05:38
Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Sooner
05:40
State, whatever that is,
05:44
Taylor, I don't even want to see the
05:48
musical Oklahoma. Really? Oh, what a
05:49
beautiful morning story with a fringe on
05:52
top. Are you trying to tell me that
05:53
we're moving to Oklahoma or that you're
05:55
Right. Not that this matters, but did
06:00
they at least offer you a huge raise?
06:02
No. No, but they are going to lease us a
06:04
I'll get out of it. Thank you.
06:10
What is wrong with Emma? Oh, she
06:13
misunderstood. She thought she was
06:15
Ma'am, uh, do you have a minute? I kind
06:22
of have some bad news. I I don't think I
06:26
What? Uh, it's a funny story
06:30
actually. Uh, I kind of fell asleep in
06:34
the meeting this morning. So, when I
06:38
said I'd move to Tulsa, I didn't really
06:40
know what I was saying. You fell asleep?
06:42
But only because I was up all night
06:44
worried about this meeting. Ain't that
06:45
Irony. Not a fan. All
06:50
right. See, here's the thing. I went
06:54
home and told my wife about Tulsa and
06:57
and she won't go. See me? I love Tulsa.
06:59
Tulsa is heaven. Tulsa is Italy. Please
07:02
there. Chandler, I No, no, no. Look,
07:05
Carol, can I call you
07:08
Carol? Why would I when your name is
07:12
Elaine? Oh, what a great picture of your
07:18
That's a picture of your daughter, isn't
07:25
Well, she's lovely. I I like a girl with
07:28
I'll call you from Tulsa. Hey, feel free
07:35
to look, but I'm telling you, those
07:38
contracts are not on this desk. How
07:39
could you possibly know? Look at this
07:42
mess, Tag. I mean, this is what I'm
07:43
talking about. You have to be more
07:45
organized. You've got newspapers. You
07:46
chippy? Little young for you, Tag, but
07:54
whatever. It's my sister.
07:56
Anyway, you know what the point is, Tag?
08:03
Start looking because you are going to
08:06
find those contracts on your desk.
08:08
So, when do you imagine you gave them to
08:12
me? In the morning or in the afternoon?
08:14
In the afternoon. Mr. Zelner came into
08:16
my office after lunch. He put them on my
08:18
desk and then I put a postit on
08:21
it that said, "Must go out
08:25
today." So, you just keep looking in
08:31
there. All right. I uh Oh, I'll squeeze
08:34
you fresh orange juice every morning
08:37
with extra pulp. Yeah.
08:39
You don't have it. I so got it. There's
08:47
going to be rumors about this. There's
08:53
no way to stop it. Sophie knows. Monica
08:54
and Phoebe know. How do Monica and
08:57
Phoebe know? Oh, I called
08:58
them. And when they ask me what I saw, I
09:00
generous or very stingy.
09:07
Go on. I could make you a legend.
09:13
I can make you this generation's Milton
09:17
And Milton Burl has Oh, not compared to
09:22
Hello. Hey. Hey. Hello, Chandler.
09:31
Hey, what's going on? Oh,
09:39
Two hours that lasted.
09:50
The data we're receiving from MRI scans
09:52
and DNA testing of these fossils are are
09:56
staggering. Mhm. I mean, we've been
09:59
accepting Leaky's dates as as a given.
10:01
But if they're off by even a 100,000
10:04
years or so, then you can you can just
10:06
throw most of our assumptions, you know,
10:09
trash. So, so what I'm saying is is
10:13
reparations could could be huge. I mean,
10:22
not just in in paleontology, but if you
10:25
think about it, in in evolutionary
10:28
biology, uh, genetics, uh, geology, I
10:30
mean, truly, the the mind boggles.
10:33
Well, that's not what you want.
10:40
Hello, Joey. Hey, I need to talk to
10:49
Charlie. Is she there? No, she uh she
10:52
went shopping with Rachel. Why? What's
10:54
up? Well, I'm meeting with Professor
10:56
Sherman about my being the keynote
10:58
speaker. Oh, how's it going? It could be
10:59
He um he fell asleep. What? But I
11:04
already bought my ticket to Bermuda,
11:08
Barbados. Fine, I'll rent the car and
11:12
drive. Ross, you have to get that job.
11:15
What am I supposed to do? He's cold. In
11:18
fact, he was just talking in his sleep
11:20
before, and evidently he wants someone
11:23
named Fran to spank him harder.
11:24
Well, just wake him up. I can't. If he
11:29
realizes that I'm the one who put him to
11:32
sleep, I won't get the job. Ooh, that's
11:34
a tough one. Oh, wait a minute. This
11:36
happened to me before. Yeah, I was
11:39
auditioning for a play and the producer
11:41
I No, wait a minute. It was me who fell
11:45
Yeah. I mean, hey, Shakespeare, how
11:51
about a chase scene once in a while?
11:53
Oh my god. You really want me to be the
12:33
speaker? Thank you.
12:38
May I help you? Yeah, I'm a friend of
12:47
Rachel Greens. Oh, right. Uh, Dawn.
12:49
Ron. Well, uh, what can I do for you?
12:55
Um, well, I'm here to see if if uh
12:59
you'll give Rachel her job back. Ah, did
13:01
she uh ask you to come here and do this?
13:04
Oh, no. First, I have to get you to
13:07
agree. Then we'll see if she wants to
13:08
Wow, that is tempting.
13:12
Look, she loved her job here. And let's
13:15
face it, you're not going to find anyone
13:18
who did it as well as she did. Isn't
13:20
that true? She is good. Oh, I took a
13:22
This your son? Yeah, his name is Ross.
13:28
What? Uh, nothing. It's just it's uh
13:35
Uh, listen, Bing. I received your memo.
14:37
So, we're not going to see the systems
14:39
report until next Friday. Well, the
14:41
people in my group want to spend the
14:42
holiday weekend with their family. I
14:44
have a family. I'm going to be here.
14:45
Yeah. Bing. What's that about?
14:48
It's about cutting my people a little
14:55
slack, you know, for morale. Look, if
14:57
you want to see some rough numbers, I
14:59
can get them to you by Wednesday. Rough
15:00
This company was not built on rough
15:05
numbers. Am I right,
15:06
Mr. Have the final numbers on my desk by
15:08
Tuesday. If you say so, sir.
15:11
Joseph's good, isn't he?
15:15
Well, I'm going to kill you.
15:19
Hey. Hey. I just figured Joseph's the
15:22
kind of guy who likes to mix it up. You
15:25
know, get in there, ruffle some
15:27
Look, I'm sorry, but that's what Joseph
15:34
does. Okay? If you try to pull
15:37
something, he'll call you on it. What
15:40
are you trying to pull? He'll say, "I've
15:43
just been working on this big
15:46
presentation for tomorrow." Well, I
15:46
should be involved in that. So, why
15:48
don't you get me up to speed? That's
15:49
going to take weeks. Why don't you just
15:50
let me take care of the presentation?
15:52
Oh, no, no, no, no. I see what you're
15:53
doing here. All right. Listen, this is
15:55
my job, buddy. Okay? I've had it for 5
15:57
years and I know how it works. So, why
15:59
don't you just catch me up? Fine.
16:01
Oh, God. I totally messed with the back
16:05
support on my chair. How do you fix
16:08
this? Hey, you've been here 5 years. You
16:09
figure it out. Fine, I
16:11
right, fill me in. Chandler Bing. Hi,
16:21
honey. We're all here. We just want to
16:24
wish you a merry Christmas. Merry
16:26
Christmas. Merry Christmas.
16:28
A merry Christmas. I miss you guys. So,
16:32
is it horrible? Is everybody working
16:35
really hard? Uh, well, no. It's just uh
16:36
Wendy? That sounds like a girl's name.
16:41
It is. Did I not tell you about her?
16:44
Mhm. Mhm. About the time you told me
16:47
about New Year's Eve. Where's everybody
16:49
else? I sent them home. Oh, you are such
16:51
a good boss. Is she pretty?
16:55
Uh uh. Answer faster. Answer faster. I
16:59
don't know. Answer better. Answer
17:03
I don't think of her that way, you know.
17:07
I She's a uh she's a colleague. What
17:08
does she do there? Oh, she's regional
17:10
vice president. She's just below me. She
17:12
Oh, wait. Is Wendy the runner-up Miss
17:24
Well, she she didn't win.
17:30
All right. Well, maybe I should let you
17:34
and the second prettiest girl in
17:35
Oklahoma get back to work. Well, second
17:37
prettiest that year. here. I mean, of
17:39
all the girls in Oklahoma, she's
17:41
probably Oh, Chandler, stop talking.
17:42
Honey, there's really nothing to worry
17:47
about. Okay, I'm serious. Okay.
17:49
Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Merry
17:53
Christmas, you guys. Merry Christmas.
17:57
The wife says, "Hi." Ah, fun
18:06
conversation. Oh, well, she's just got
18:08
this weird idea that uh you know, just
18:10
because you and I are alone that
18:13
something's going to happen. Huh?
18:14
Really? That be so terrible?
18:18
This is probably the wrong thing to be
18:24
worrying about, but you're getting ham
18:25
night. Did that guy just call you Toby?
18:34
Yeah, he thinks that's my name.
18:38
Well, why don't you correct him? Oh,
18:41
it's been going on way too long now.
18:43
I mean, the first time he said it, we
18:46
were just passing each other in the
18:47
hallway, so I didn't say anything. And
18:48
then the next time he said, "Hey, Toby,
18:49
you want a donut?" And I I wanted a
18:51
donut. And now it's 5 years later, the
18:55
donut's gone, and I'm still Toby.
18:58
Wow, it's huge. It's so much bigger than
19:02
Oh, this is a cube.
19:07
Yes, indeedy. With a beautiful view of
19:18
Oh, look. That guy's peeing.
19:21
Okay, that's enough of the view. All
19:26
right, check this out. Look at this.
19:27
Okay, sit down here. Sit. Okay. Okay,
19:29
this is great. This is great.
19:32
Helen, could you come in here for a
19:37
Thank you, Helen. That'll be all.
19:45
Last time I do that, I promise.
19:49
It's been a while, huh? Well, it's
19:55
funny. These halls look smaller than
19:57
they used to. It's a different building.
19:59
Striker Raor, huh? When do you want me
20:05
to start? Why don't we start right now?
20:08
Okay. Here are the audition scenes.
20:11
Audition? Thought you were going to
20:18
offer me the part. Why would you think
20:19
that? Well, I was Dr. Drake Ramores,
20:21
Striker's twin brother, who looks more
20:23
right? Everybody has to audition.
20:28
You know, Terry, I I don't really need
20:33
to do this. I got my own cable TV
20:35
series with the robot.
20:38
I'm sorry, Joey. That's That's the way
20:42
Well, I guess you think you're pretty
20:47
special, huh? Sitting up here in your
20:49
building, making stars jump through
20:55
hoops for you, huh? Well, you know
20:57
what? This is one star whose
21:01
hoop This is a star that the hoop. This
21:04
hoop I was Dr. Drake Lamore.
21:07
Good morning everybody. Can I get you a
21:18
cup of coffee, sir? Oh, no, no, no. I'm
21:20
an intern just like you guys, except for
21:22
the tie, the briefcase, and the fact
21:24
that I can rent a car.
21:26
Seriously, you're an intern? Yeah. Oh,
21:29
I'm kind of heading in a new career
21:31
direction and you know, you got to start
21:32
dude. All right. Look, I know I'm a
21:37
little bit older than you guys, but it's
21:39
not like I'm Bob Hope,
21:40
I really owe you an apology for what?
21:54
Well, when we first met, you know, I
21:57
thought you were pompous and arrogant
21:59
and obnoxious. Is this your first
22:02
apology? No, I just mean that, you know,
22:05
first impressions don't mean anything.
22:07
And I I I think you're a really good
22:09
guy, and I'm sorry that I misjudged you.
22:11
Morning. Do you know what? Hey, new day,
22:16
new leaf. I am just really, really
22:19
happy. I'm sorry. Obviously, Heather's
22:24
ass has something more important to say,
22:27
so I'll just wait till it's finished.
22:28
What? I was giving you an apology, and
22:32
you were totally checking her out. I
22:34
wasn't checking her out. I'm in fashion.
22:36
I was looking at her skirt.
22:37
Or was it pants? I didn't really see
22:40
what happened below the ass area.
22:42
Oh, wow. You are really You're really a
22:45
creep. What? Do you even care if I was
22:47
looking at her? Are you jealous? Oh,
22:49
yeah. I'm jealous. Oh, Gavin, please.
22:52
ass. Stop looking at my
22:57
ass. I mean, I just think you are
23:00
totally inappropriate. Okay, this is a
23:03
work environment. She's your
23:05
subordinate. But it was okay when you
23:06
slept with your old assistant, Tag.
23:08
That is totally different for two
23:12
One, I didn't know that you knew
23:15
that. And two, I wasn't some creep
23:19
staring at his ass. We had a We had a
23:23
deep meaningful relationship.
23:25
Huh? What was Tag's last name? It
23:28
god. He He did He he didn't have a last
23:36
name. Is it true that the reason you're
23:39
here in Tulsa is that you fell asleep in
23:41
a meeting and took the job without
23:43
realizing what you were saying yes to?
23:44
Well, don't believe everything you hear,
23:48
Ken. But yeah, that's true. All
23:50
right, let's get started by uh taking a
23:54
look at last quarter's figures.
23:56
Uh Claudia, aren't you supposed to blow
24:01
smoke up the boss's ass?
24:03
I'm sorry. Does the smoke bother you?
24:06
No, no, no, no. I smoked for years, then
24:08
Right now, I can't remember why.
24:12
You're not allowed to smoke in this
24:15
office, though, right? Yes. In Oklahoma,
24:16
it's legal to smoke in offices with 15
24:18
people or less. Would you like one? All
24:20
right. Look, look. I don't smoke
24:22
anymore. But if the rest of you want to
24:24
light up, go ahead. It's
24:26
fine. So, you all smoke then. No. It's
24:31
It's almost rude that I'm not smoking.
24:35
Well, that's not true. If you don't want
24:37
to smoke, Ken, please.
24:39
No, I can't I can't smoke. If I smoke,
24:43
my wife would kill me. I'm sorry, but
24:45
isn't your wife back in New York?
24:47
I've always liked you, Ken.
24:51