>> I know. Just quick quick question. Quick
00:07
question. Which one was Deep Impact and
00:09
which one was Armageddon?
00:12
>> Deep Impact was the one with Robert
00:17
Dval? Armageddon is what's going to
00:19
happen to you if you wake me up.
00:22
>> Sorry, I just can't sleep.
00:25
Where is that book that you were reading
00:33
with the two women who were ice skating
00:35
and wearing wearing those hats with the
00:37
flowers on it? Because every time I look
00:39
at that cover, I'm like,
00:41
>> it is in the living room where there is
00:45
also a light and no one will kick you in
00:47
I'm sorry. I thought maybe I'd make some
01:03
warm milk and it would help me sleep
01:05
>> You thought you were going to read my
01:10
boring book to put you to sleep.
01:11
>> It got interesting.
01:13
Damn you, Oprah. [laughter]
01:16
>> Here, let me make the milk. I'm up
01:19
>> Hey, you know what we could do? You
01:22
know, now that we're up, we could just
01:23
like talk to each other all night long,
01:25
you know, like we did when we were first
01:27
going out. It'd be fun.
01:28
>> Okay, that does sound fun.
01:30
>> Yeah. So, I mean, how bummed were you
01:32
when the second sister died? Huh?
01:34
>> The second sister dies.
01:36
no. Well, I I I was talking about the
01:46
book I was reading,
01:48
>> The Second Sister Dies in Archie and Jug
01:49
Head Double Digest.
01:51
>> What? What are you doing?
01:58
>> Do you know what just happened?
02:00
>> Yeah, we we had sex and then we fell
02:04
>> No, we were in the middle of sex
02:09
and you fell asleep.
02:14
No, no, that's not true. No. Best time
02:18
>> I was giving you some of my best moves
02:33
and you missed it. So, please wake up so
02:35
we can do it right. [laughter]
02:38
>> Okay. Okay. I'm ready.
02:42
Come [laughter] on, big fella.
02:45
>> Give me the good stuff.
02:47
>> Yeah. [laughter]
02:48
>> No, no, no. Don't fall asleep.
02:51
>> Okay, I'm going to make you some coffee.
02:55
Oh, I probably won't spill coffee
03:00
grounds all over the kitchen floor.
03:03
>> Okay, I'm up. I'm up.
03:05
>> Die hard. Still great.
03:11
Hey, what do you say we make it a double
03:15
>> What else do you rent?
03:17
>> Joey, this is Die Hard one again.
03:22
>> Oh, but we watched it a second time and
03:25
it's Die Hard, too.
03:28
>> Joey, we just saw it and
03:30
>> and it would be cool to see it again.
03:33
>> Dude, you didn't say Die Hard.
03:40
Is everything okay? [laughter]
03:43
>> Yeah, I just got I got plans.
03:45
>> Well, John Mlan had plans.
03:48
>> No, you see the thing is I want to get
03:52
out of here before Joey gets all worked
03:53
up and starts calling everybody
03:55
>> What are you talking about,
03:59
>> I don't know. [laughter] You fell
04:23
asleep. That is all.
04:25
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
04:27
>> All right. Well, uh, I better go home.
04:32
>> Yeah. I think that would be best.
04:34
>> All right. I'll talk to you later. Okay.
04:36
But not about this.
04:38
>> No touch. No touch. [laughter]
04:45
>> just uh brought back your videos.
04:57
>> Uh hey, uh Ross, look. Uh I think we
05:00
need to talk about before.
05:02
>> No, no, we don't.
05:04
Yes, we do. Now, look, that was the best
05:06
>> I I don't know what you're talking
05:16
>> Come on, admit it. That was the best nap
05:20
>> I've had better.
05:24
>> All right. ALL RIGHT. IT WAS THE BEST
05:31
NAP EVER. I SAID IT. OKAY, BUT IT'S
05:33
>> I want to do it again.
05:40
>> We can't do it again.
05:46
>> Because it's weird. [laughter]
05:48
>> You want something to drink?
05:55
>> Sure. What do you got?
05:56
>> Warm milk and etan PM.
05:57
Boy, I'll tell you, that judging stuff
06:05
took a lot out of me.
06:08
>> Yeah. Think about maybe going upstairs
06:10
and taking a little nap on my couch.
06:12
>> Why Why would I care about that?
06:18
>> No reason. I'm just saying that uh
06:22
that's where I'll be.
06:26
>> Great nap. It really was.
06:57
[cheering and applause]
07:06
>> Dude, what the hell are you doing?
07:19
>> I don't know, Monica. It feels funny
07:36
just being here. I mean, if you buy a
07:38
bed from Janice's ex-husband, that's
07:40
like betraying Chandler. Not at these
07:42
>> Hi. You know, in England, this car would
07:51
be on the other side of the store.
07:54
This is my new bed. You got to feel this
08:10
Monica, it still feels so weird. You
08:14
know, Taylor's your friend. Oh. Oh my
08:17
>> All right, take this bed. You can make
08:23
>> Here ye here ye. Delivery from the
08:31
>> You, Miss Gella.
08:37
>> Do I have a middle name?
08:42
>> All right. Monica Belula
08:44
It's that bedroom there.
08:50
>> Hey, Monica bought a bed from the
08:55
>> Yeah. So, please, please, please don't
08:57
say anything to Chandler.
09:00
>> You want me to lie to Chandler?
09:01
>> Is that a problem?
09:03
Isn't it cool? Room. Room.
09:11
This is not the bed I ordered. I know.
09:15
You must have won like a contest or
09:18
why is this car in my bedroom?
09:25
>> I'm sorry. Okay, I I wasn't looking and
09:27
the store said that they won't take it
09:29
back because you've signed for it.
09:30
>> When did I sign for it?
09:32
>> When I was you. You know what? It's all
09:34
Joey's fault cuz he left his nose open.
09:36
>> Did you make brownies today?
09:40
>> Quick, take off your dress. He won't
09:44
>> Hey, I'm going for sushi. Does anybody
09:49
Whoa, somebody missed the offramp.
09:55
>> It's Monica's bed. What?
09:59
>> So, this has always been Monica's bed.
10:07
Well, you're just noticing now. How
10:09
self-involved are you? [laughter]
10:10
>> Okay. Well, if this bed isn't new, then
10:14
how come there's plastic on the
10:16
>> Sometimes I have bad dreams.
10:21
>> Uh, may I help you?
10:27
>> Yes. Hi. I talked to you on the phone on
10:28
the lady who got stuck with the race car
10:30
>> Look, it's like I told you there's
10:32
nothing I can do. You signed for it.
10:34
Monica Felula Geller.
10:38
All right, Chester. Man, look. We want
10:41
to see the king. Nobody sees the king.
10:43
>> Okay, I'm talking to the king.
10:47
>> Hey, you can't go back there.
10:49
Hey, watch it, lady. [laughter]
11:06
Hey. Hey. Good looking. [laughter]
11:14
All right, I'll leave. My bed's so
11:26
What are you doing? I uh reorganized the
11:33
fridge. See? Uh, bottom shelf meats and
11:36
dairy. Middle shelf fruits and
11:40
and top shelf expired products.
11:44
>> Why are you doing this?
11:49
>> Because I am bored. Out of my mind. I've
11:50
already been to the bank, the post
11:53
office, and the dry cleaners.
11:55
>> Dude, you just described seven days
11:57
worth of stuff. [laughter]
11:58
>> You got to spread it out a little, you
12:01
know. Haven't you ever been unemployed?
12:03
>> Hey, I am not unemployed. I'm on
12:04
sabatical. Hey, don't get religious on
12:06
me, okay? [laughter]
12:08
A guy in your position needs to be a
12:10
little better at relaxing, you know.
12:12
What? Why do you think we have the
12:14
comfortable chairs? Huh? Look, come
12:15
AND THEN [laughter]
12:24
so what? We just sit. Oh, no. No. We're
12:28
not going to just sit. Watch.
12:30
Hello, Chandler Bing.
12:37
>> Hello, Mr. Bing.
12:38
>> All right, whoever this is, stop calling
12:42
IT'S BEEN 6 MONTHS. IT'S NOT FUNNY.
12:47
>> Leave me alone. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD,
12:53
LEAVE ME ALONE. [laughter]
12:54
>> And that's Wednesday. Ben,
12:57
I want you to know that there may be
13:00
some times when I'm I may not be around
13:02
but I'll still always come back
13:11
And sometimes I may be away longer like
13:18
But I'll still always come back
13:27
And sometimes I'll want you to steal
13:35
third and I'll go like this.
13:37
>> He is so amazing.
13:49
>> I know. Look at him.
13:51
Nothing. I don't think that's his name.
13:59
>> Oh, look. Look. He's closing his eyes.
14:04
Oh, look. He's opening his eyes.
14:07
>> He doesn't do much, does he?
14:12
>> Nope. This is pretty much it.
14:15
You guys want to get some coffee?
14:25
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
14:26
>> All right. I'll see you guys later.
14:28
>> Oh, look. He's closing his eyes again.
15:04
>> Well, is everybody else having just the
15:09
After he passed out, we put the sand
15:25
around him to keep him warm.
15:27
>> Well, I assume the uh happy couple isn't
15:32
up yet. Did you guys hear them last
15:35
>> Oh, yeah. I don't know what they were
15:37
doing, but at one point, sea turtles
15:38
actually came up to the house.
15:40
>> Hey. How'd everybody sleep?
15:46
>> Us, [laughter] too.
15:50
>> Going for a walk.
15:53
>> Good morning. Nice breath, by the way.
16:00
>> Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no. There's none
16:08
>> Oh, come on, man. At least let me finish
16:12
Okay. But only if you give me a drag.
16:16
>> Oh, dark mother. Once again, I suckle at
16:27
your smoky teit. [laughter]
16:29
>> Oh, no. Why don't you hold on to that
16:33
Okay, that's like the least fun game
16:45
>> Well, I'm really sick of your smoking,
16:48
so I brought something that is going to
16:50
>> nope. That patch is no good.
17:00
>> Come on. It's a hypnosis tape. This
17:06
woman at work used it for two weeks
17:08
straight and she hasn't smoked since.
17:10
>> What's your problem?
17:15
>> Nothing. It's just that hypnosis is
17:17
>> Ross, I watched you get hypnotized in
17:22
>> Hey, that guy did not hypnotize me.
17:25
>> Oh, right. Cuz you always pull your
17:27
pants down on the count of three and
17:28
play Wipe Out on your butt cheeks.
17:30
>> All right. You forget hypnosis. The way
17:33
to quit smoking is you have to dance
17:35
naked in a field of heather and then
17:37
bathe in the sweat of six healthy young
17:39
>> or what my father calls Thursday night.
17:43
>> Falling fast asleep.
17:47
Deeper, deeper, deeper. You are now
17:49
completely asleep. You don't need to
17:53
smoke. Cigarettes don't control you. You
17:56
are a strong, confident woman who does
18:00
A strong confident woman.
18:06
Millionaire's here. Oh my god.
18:19
>> Guys, please. I'm just going to have
18:27
dinner with him. Okay. Okay. Okay. Just
18:28
because he buys you dinner does not mean
18:30
you owe him anything.
18:32
>> Okay, then get the lobster.
18:38
You don't need to smoke. Cigarettes
18:53
don't control you. You are a strong,
18:56
confident woman [laughter] who does not
19:00
A strong, confident woman who does not
19:05
need to smoke. Cigarettes don't control
19:09
you. You are a strong, confident woman
19:13
who does not need to smoke.
19:17
>> Joy's your best friend. [laughter]
19:22
You want to make him a cheese sandwich
19:25
every day. [laughter]
19:28
>> And you also want to buy him hundreds of
19:32
dollars worth of pants.
19:34
>> So, you're up for keynote speaker.
19:37
>> Who's making the decision?
19:39
>> Professor Sherman. Yeah. I'm meeting
19:40
>> Oh, he is a pretty tough guy to impress.
19:43
>> Yeah. Well, I think I know how to dazzle
19:44
>> Oh, you're not going to do a magic
19:47
The data we're receiving from MRI scans
20:01
and DNA testing of these fossils are are
20:04
>> I mean, we've been accepting Leaky's
20:09
dates as as a given, but if they're off
20:11
by even a hundred,000 years or so, then
20:13
you can you can just throw most of our
20:16
assumptions, you know, right in the
20:18
So, so what I'm saying is is is
20:22
is that uh reparations
20:29
could could be huge. I mean, not just in
20:32
in paleontology, but if you think about
20:34
it in in evolutionary biology, uh
20:37
genetics, uh geology, I mean, truly the
20:40
>> Well, that's not what you want.
20:48
>> Joey. Hey, I need to talk to Charlie. Is
20:59
>> No, she uh she went shopping with
21:02
Rachel. Why? What's up?
21:03
>> Well, I'm meeting with Professor Sherman
21:05
about my being the keynote speaker.
21:07
>> Oh, how's it going?
21:09
>> It could be better.
21:10
>> He um he fell asleep.
21:13
>> What? But I already bought my ticket to
21:16
>> Fine, I'll rent the car and drive.
21:21
>> Ross, you have to get that job.
21:25
>> What am I supposed to do? He's cold. In
21:26
fact, he he was just talking in his
21:29
sleep before. And evidently, he wants
21:31
someone named Fran to spank him harder.
21:33
>> Well, just wake him up.
21:37
>> I can't. If he realizes that I'm the one
21:39
who put him to sleep, I won't get the
21:42
>> Oh, that's a tough one. Oh, wait a
21:44
minute. This happened to me before.
21:47
Yeah. I was auditioning for a play and
21:49
the producer fell asleep. I No, wait a
21:51
minute. It was me who fell asleep.
21:56
>> Yeah. I mean, hey, Shakespeare, how
21:59
about a chase scene once in a while?
22:01
[cheering and laughter]
22:05
>> Oh my god. You really want me to be the
22:41
>> What are you doing? Just trying to get
23:05
comfortable. Can't sleep in my
23:07
>> Well, you're going to
23:10
>> I've been thinking, you know, about how
23:18
I'm always seeing girls on top of girls.
23:20
>> Are they end to end or tall like
23:26
pancakes? [laughter]
23:28
>> You know what I mean about how I'm
23:30
always going out with all these women?
23:31
Cuz I always figured when the right one
23:33
comes along, I'll be able to be a
23:35
standup guy and go the distance, you
23:37
know? I'm looking at my dad thinking,
23:39
"Hey, you're not him. You're you."
23:41
When they were all over you to go into
23:45
your father's pipe fitting business, did
23:47
>> No. You decided to go into the out of
23:50
work actor business. [laughter]
23:52
Now, that wasn't easy, but you did it.
23:55
And I'd like to believe that when the
23:58
right woman comes along, you will have
24:00
the courage and the guts to say, "No
24:01
thanks. I'm married. [laughter]
24:04
You really think so?
24:12
>> Yeah, I really do.
24:13
>> Janice likes to cuddle at night, which,
24:18
you know, I'm all for. But, uh, you
24:21
know, when you want to go to sleep, you
24:24
want some space. So, uh, you know, how
24:25
do I tell her that without,
24:28
>> you know, accidentally calling her fat
24:29
>> Oh, honey, I'm sorry. We can't help you
24:33
there cuz we're cuddly sleepers.
24:35
>> Okay. I'm late for work.
24:39
>> all right. Are you guys going to come
24:41
>> Uh, yeah. Yeah, I'll I'm right behind
24:42
>> Okay. Good luck, Chandler.
24:45
>> Thank you, Rachel. Bye, sweetie.
24:46
>> Okay, the sleeping thing.
24:50
Very tricky business, but there is
24:54
something you can do.
24:55
>> I thought you guys were cuddly sleeping.
24:56
no, not cuddly. Not me. Just her. I'm
25:01
like you. I need the room.
25:04
>> Okay, you're in bed.
25:12
>> I'm going to use the cushion. Yeah.
25:19
>> Okay. You're in bed. She's over on your
25:22
side cuddling. Now you wait for her to
25:25
drift off and then you hug her and roll
25:29
her over to her side of the bed. And
25:34
Roll for you. [laughter]
25:49
Okay. The old hug and roll.
25:53
>> Okay. One question. Shoot. You're
25:55
pretending the pillow's a girl, right?
25:58
>> Honey, you made the bed again. I told
26:02
you you don't have to do that. This
26:05
>> Oh, then I guess the panty raid last
26:09
night was totally uncalled for.
26:11
Okay, I am going to take a shower and
26:14
today I will be singing Jim Crochy's
26:16
>> Hey, man. I have a question. Is Leroy
26:31
the baddest man in the whole damn town
26:35
or the fattest man in the whole damn
26:37
>> The baddest. Otherwise, the song would
26:40
be fat fat Leroy Brown.
26:42
>> What are you doing?
26:45
>> I'm just waiting for you, sweetie.
26:48
Are you remaking the bed?
26:53
>> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You know what? The
26:56
way you did it, it was just fine.
26:58
>> Then you're redoing it because
27:00
>> if I tell you, you'll think I'm crazy.
27:02
>> You're pretty much running that risk
27:04
either way. [laughter]
27:06
the debate tag shouldn't be at the top
27:11
left corner. It should be at the bottom
27:14
>> Well, that's not so crazy.
27:18
>> I'm just easing you in. All right.
27:19
>> All right. You see these little flower
27:23
blossoms? They should be facing up, not
27:24
down, because well, the head of the bed
27:27
is where the sun would be.
27:29
You don't love me anymore, do you?
27:35
>> Actually, if it's possible, I love you
27:39
>> Wow. Well, then come on. I want to show
27:46
you how to fold the toilet paper into a
27:49
This is so exciting. So glamorous.
28:02
People taking our picture. How do I
28:05
>> You're a little tall.
28:07
>> What? Would you mind crouching down a
28:10
little bit so that I look taller?
28:12
>> Good job, Joe. Well done. Top notch.
28:29
>> You liked it? You really liked it?
28:33
>> Oh, yeah. [laughter]
28:35
Which part exactly?
28:37
>> The whole thing. Here we go.
28:39
>> No, no, no. Give me some specifics. I
28:41
love the specifics. The specifics were
28:44
>> Hey, what about the scene with the
28:48
kangaroo? Did you Did you like that
28:50
>> I was surprised to see a kangaroo.
28:54
>> In a World War I epic.
28:58
You fell asleep. [laughter]
29:01
There was no kangaroo. They didn't take
29:03
any of my suggestions.
29:06
>> Thanks a lot for coming, buddy. See you
29:11
>> Don't go. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. Look,
29:13
this guy fell asleep. He fell asleep,
29:16
too. Be mad at him.
29:18
>> I had a dream last night where I was
29:20
playing football with my kid.
29:21
>> No, no, with him.
29:25
I'm on this field and they they hike me,
29:30
the baby, [laughter]
29:33
and I I know I've got to do something
29:35
cuz the Tampa Bay defense is coming
29:36
right at me. [laughter]
29:38
>> Tampa Bay has got a terrible team,
29:40
it is just me and the baby, so I'm
29:46
thinking they can take us.
29:48
And so I uh I just hate it downfield.
29:51
>> What? Are you afraid that's a baby?
29:55
>> He should take the sack. [laughter]
29:58
>> Anyway, suddenly I'm downfield and I
30:03
realize that I'm the one who's supposed
30:08
to catch him, right? only I know there
30:09
is no way I'm going to get there in
30:12
time, right? So, I am running and I'm
30:13
running and that that is when I woke up.
30:15
See, I I am so not ready to be a father.
30:18
>> Hey, you're going to be fine.
30:21
>> You're one of the most caring, most
30:24
responsible men in North America.
30:25
You're going to make a great dad.
30:29
>> Yeah, Ross. You and the baby just need
30:31
Isn't this nice? So quiet. I could just
30:39
>> Open your drapes. Open your drapes.
30:46
>> So glad we got adjoining rooms.
30:48
>> Hey, remember when I had cornneas?
30:54
>> Okay, listen. You go down to the pool
30:56
and reserve the chairs and I'll get the
30:58
magazines and the lotion.
30:59
>> Uh, ladies, Ross's speech is in 45
31:01
>> Walls are pretty thin, guys.
31:07
Then we have to weigh the data from
31:15
recent MRI scans and DNA testing
31:16
which call into question information
31:21
gathered from years of simple carbon
31:23
>> Got that woman sitting out by the pool
31:26
all leathery and wrinkled. I'm so
31:30
Finally, factor in the profusion of new
31:34
species recently discovered.
31:37
>> not to mention Culaurus.
31:43
>> And that's just the herbivores. I'm not
31:48
even going to discuss the carnivores.
31:50
Their heads are already too big, which
31:52
is ironic considering their stunted
31:54
cerebral development. [laughter]
31:57
United States garrison in Fort Sa was
32:06
fired upon. It is now under.
32:08
>> Hey, Dad. What are you doing here?
32:23
>> Well, it's your mother's bridge night,
32:25
so I thought I'd come into the city for
32:26
a little Mona cuddle.
32:28
>> Since when did you start smoking cigars?
32:33
>> I don't. I just I just like the smell of
32:36
>> So, uh, what are you really doing here,
32:41
>> Well, I just wanted to make sure that
32:44
>> What makes you think that I might not be
32:48
>> So, how you doing?
32:54
>> I'm fine. Just a little tired, but I'm
32:57
How's Richard doing?
33:02
>> You don't want to know.
33:03
>> No, I I really really do.
33:05
>> Well, he's doing terrible.
33:08
>> Worse than when he broke up with
33:15
>> You're not just saying that, are you?
33:18
>> No. The man is a mess. [laughter]
33:19
Well, do you think he was waiting till
33:26
after you left so we could cry?
33:28
>> Honey, relationships are hard. Like with
33:35
your mom and me. You know, after we
33:37
graduated from college, we broke up for
33:39
a while. It seems her father, your
33:41
grandfather, wanted her to travel around
33:44
Europe like he did. Of course, he got to
33:46
do it on Uncle Sam's nickel because he
33:49
was also strafing German troop trains at
33:51
However, [laughter]
33:55
you need some help from you.
34:19
>> First of all, Utah,
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dude. You can't just make stuff up.
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I hate America. [laughter]
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When I finish this game, I swear I am
34:46
Okay, maybe this is so hard because
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there aren't 50 states.
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Let me tell you something. I have 49
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states and there are no more [laughter]
35:00
now. I I think I should be able to eat
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>> Delaware. [laughter]
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>> I want my turkey now.
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You got Nevada twice.
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>> It's 6:30 in the morning. We're not
35:55
working out. It's over.
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>> No way. With one pound to go. Come on.
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We're working. We're moving. We're in
36:03
the zone. We're grooving.
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>> Okay. I don't I don't mind the last
36:08
pound. Okay. In fact, I kind of like the
36:10
last pound. Okay. So, don't make me do
36:12
anything that I'll regret. [laughter]
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>> What you going to do, fat boy? Huh?
36:18
>> Nothing except tell you uh I think it's
36:24
wonderful how much energy you have.
36:27
>> I mean, especially considering how tough
36:31
it's been for you to find work.
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>> you know, I mean, you can't tell your
36:38
parents you were fired because they'd be
36:40
>> And it's not as if you have a
36:46
boyfriend's shoulder to cry on.
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>> I mean, if it were me, I think I'd have
36:53
difficulty just getting out of bed at
36:56
You know, I try to stay positive.
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>> So, you you feel like going for a run.
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>> Because you know, you don't have to. If
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you want, you could just take a nap
37:17
Just for a little while.
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>> Uh, Ra, [laughter] what's Hugsy doing in
37:42
the crib with Emma?
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>> Oh, well, she was just crawling around
37:47
and she found him, so I just let her
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>> That's all right, isn't it?
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>> Oh, of course. Yeah, it's a stuffed
37:54
animal. You know, it's for kids, not for
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>> Joey, are you sure? I mean, I know how
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>> Rachel, let's be clear on this, okay? I
38:06
>> I like him a normal amount.
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>> All right. Well, Emma loves him.
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>> Yeah. Well, why wouldn't she? He's a
38:19
>> Look at you. All sweet and innocent,
38:38
sleeping like an angel with them chubby
38:40
little hands wrapped around you.
38:43
>> It's okay, Emma. You stay asleep.
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>> Step away from THE CRIB. I'M 11.
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>> IT'S OKAY. IT'S OKAY. RA, IT'S ME. Put
38:56
down the scrunchie. [laughter]
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>> What are you doing?
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>> Well, I heard Emma stirring, so so I
39:02
came in to make sure she could reach
39:04
>> Oh. Oh, thanks. All right. Well, now
39:06
that I'm up, I'm going to go to the
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>> Okay. There you go, sweetie.
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>> Hey. Hey, look who's here. It's Joey.
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And he brought home a friend.
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>> Joey. Emma's right here. You promised
39:25
not to bring girls home in the middle of
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>> No, no, no. It's not a girl. It's
39:30
>> Oh, that's so great. Now Emma has two
39:36
>> No, no, no. Oh, no. No. Emma has one
39:39
Hugsy. The new Hugsy. Huh.
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>> The other Hugsy. I don't know. I guess
39:45
I'll just take him back. Oh.
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>> Oh, you know what? When I was a little
39:49
girl, I had a little pink pony named
39:51
Cotton. Oh, I loved her so much. I took
39:53
her everywhere. I would braid her tail.
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>> Make the transfer. [laughter]
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>> Now, now, should I be concerned that a
40:04
button fell off the old Hugsy and I
40:06
>> Oh, no. Don't worry about it. I
40:09
swallowed that years ago. [laughter]
40:10
>> Oh, what? I don't think she likes the
40:14
>> But he's [crying] the same.
40:18
>> Yeah, I think she wants the old one
40:19
>> Yeah, but he's the same.
40:21
>> But he's the same.
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>> You're not the same.
40:30
>> Trying to put Emma down for a nap. Have
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>> Uh, original or crappy?
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>> No, sorry. I haven't seen them.
40:40
>> Then what's that big lump under your
40:41
>> that is not Monica.
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>> All right, fine. It's original Hugsy.
40:49
>> You know, now I know Emma wants him, but
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he's mine and I need him. She's being
40:56
>> Joey, there is a reason that Emma loves
41:00
that stupid PENGUIN SO MUCH. OH, DON'T
41:01
COVER ITS EARS. [laughter]
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>> It's because it reminds her of her uncle
41:06
>> Yeah. And she's comforted by him because
41:12
she loves her uncle Joey so much.
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>> Really? She She loves me.
41:18
But you know what? If you need Hugsy,
41:21
don't worry. Emma will totally
41:24
understand. I won't, but whatever.
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>> Okay. Wait, wait, wait, wait a minute.
41:28
Wait a minute, Ma. I mean, if if if
41:30
Hugsy means that much to Emma, then
41:33
Well, she can have them.
41:37
>> Oh. Oh, sweet. I knew Uncle Joey would
41:38
step up. Look, Emma, look who's back.
41:41
>> FORGET IT. FORGET IT. I can't do it.
41:44
>> Are you You're GOING TO TAKE UXY AWAY
41:46
FROM A LITTLE CHILD?
41:48
>> How do you think I got him in the first
41:49
>> Don't worry. I'm brave. I am brave. I I
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>> No, no, no, no, no, no.
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>> Can you tell me who is there, please?
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>> My name's Gary. I live upstairs.
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>> Hi. Do you know what time it is?
42:12
>> It's candy time.
42:15
>> My roommate says that they taste like
42:17
little drops of heaven.
42:19
>> Did you hear that? Little drops of
42:23
>> So, can I get some candy?
42:29
>> I am sorry, but some of us have to get
42:31
up early and go to work. He does not
42:34
know that I am not some of us.
42:37
>> Um, listen, I'm sorry, but I I'll put
42:42
some out first thing in the morning.
42:43
>> Well, okay. I'll swing by later.
42:45
>> You live in this building?
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>> Seems like I would have remembered you.
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>> You guys are so cute.
42:58
>> All right, I'll see you tomorrow. Okay.
43:02
>> You know, I love doing crossword puzzles
43:17
>> Me, too. Now, let's finish this and go
43:20
>> Okay, [laughter] there's only one left.
43:23
Threeletter word. Not dog, but
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Yes. You are so smart.
43:33
>> I love you, too.
43:40
Are we greeting each other this way now?
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Because I like that.
44:02
>> Look, I cleaned. I did the windows. I
44:06
did the floors. I haven't used all those
44:09
attachments on the vacuum except for
44:11
that little round one with the bristles.
44:12
I don't know what that's for.
44:14
>> Oh, yeah. Nobody knows. And we're not
44:15
>> Well, what do you think?
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>> Really? It looks great.
44:21
Oh, I I I see you moved the green
44:26
>> How did that happen?
44:34
>> I don't know. I I thought it looked
44:36
better there. And I And also, it's an
44:38
extra scenery table.
44:40
>> Yeah, it's interesting.
44:43
But you know what? Just for fun, let's
44:47
see what it looked like in the old spot.
44:50
See? Ha. Well, it looks good there, too.
44:56
Let's just leave it there for a while.
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>> Can't believe you tried to move the
45:03
>> Thank god you didn't try to fan out the
45:06
magazines. I mean, she'll scratch your
45:08
>> GUYS, I AM NOT that bad. Yeah, you are,
45:11
Remember if I lived with you? You were
45:16
like a little, YOU KNOW,
45:18
>> Oh, come on. When we were kids, yours
45:25
was the only raggedy and doll. It wasn't
45:27
raggedy. [laughter]
45:28
>> Okay, so I'm responsible. I'm organized.
45:32
But hey, I can be a cook.
45:35
>> All right, you mad cap gal.
45:39
Try to imagine this. The phone bill
45:42
arrives, but you don't pay it right
45:45
>> Because you're A COOK.
45:49
>> INSTEAD, YOU WAIT UNTIL THEY send you a
45:52
>> I could do that. Okay. Okay. Then, uh,
45:56
you let me go grocery shopping and I buy
45:59
laundry detergent, but it's not the one
46:03
with the easy pour spout. Why would
46:05
someone do that? [laughter]
46:08
Someone's left a glass on the coffee
46:14
table. There's no coaster. It's a cold
46:15
drink. It's a hot day. Little beads of
46:17
condensation are inching their way
46:20
closer and closer to the surface of the
46:22
>> Stop it. [laughter]
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>> Oh my god, it's true. Who am I?
46:28
>> Monica, you're mom.
46:33
>> You go to bed, guys.
46:43
>> All right. Good night, Monica.
46:44
>> Mom, you going to leave your shoes out
46:46
>> Really? Just just casually strewn about
46:53
in that reckless haphazard manner?
46:56
>> Doesn't matter. I'll get him tomorrow or
47:01
>> If it bothers you that much, just go out
47:26
No, don't do this. This is stupid. I
47:32
don't have to prove anything. I'm going
47:36
But then everyone will know.
47:40
Unless I get them and then wake up
47:43
really early and put them back. Oh, I
47:45