Hey, you feeling better? Yeah, I think
00:02
that fifth shower actually got the
00:04
So, do you have any other possibilities?
00:07
Oh, yeah. Well, there is the possibility
00:10
that I won't make rent. But if you want,
00:11
I can lend you some money. No, no, no.
00:14
Cuz if I couldn't pay you back right
00:16
away, then I'd feel guilty and tense
00:18
every time I saw you. Oh, okay. Well,
00:19
then why won't you uh why won't you
00:22
borrow it from mom and dad? You feel
00:23
guilty and tense around them already.
00:24
You might as well make some money off of
00:27
Hi. Hi. Hi, darling. So, what's this?
00:34
Some of your old stuff. Well, sweetie,
00:37
we have a surprise for you. We're
00:40
turning your room into a jam.
00:43
Wow, that is a surprise. Just one little
00:47
question. Uh, why not Ross's room? Gosh,
00:50
we talked about that, but your brother
00:52
has so many science trophies and plaques
00:54
and merit badges. Well, we didn't want
00:56
to disturb them. Oh, God forbid.
00:59
You know, you know that Stephie Graph
01:07
I'm just saying it's right there.
01:12
Hey guys. Hi, darling. Where's my
01:16
grandson? You didn't bring him? No, he's
01:19
at uh Carol's and Susan's today. A woman
01:21
in my office is a lesbian.
01:24
Oh, Jack, look. There's that house bank
01:30
commercial that cracks you up.
01:33
Where have you been? Emotional hell. So,
01:39
did they lend you the money yet? No, but
01:42
that's probably cuz I haven't asked them
01:44
yet. Come on, Monica. Do it. Hey, you
01:45
guys. Um, Monica has some news.
01:48
Um, yeah. So, uh, listen, I'm sorry I
01:53
didn't tell you this before, but, um, I
01:55
I'm no longer at my job. I I had to
01:58
leave it. Why? Because they made me.
02:01
fired. What are you going to do? Judy.
02:08
Judy, relax. This is our little
02:11
harmonica we're talking about. We taught
02:13
her. Well, 10% of your paycheck. Where
02:15
does it go? In the bank. The bank.
02:18
There you go. So, she dips into her
02:21
savings. That's what it's there for.
02:23
She's going to be fine. And if you need
02:25
a little extra, you know where to find
02:27
it. Anything larger back there?
02:29
Okay, here you go. You can pay me back
02:35
You have dinosaur checks?
02:39
Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you get your money
02:41
and you learn a little something. What's
02:44
wrong with that? Nothing. Nothing. Hey,
02:45
you're a Cheaposaurus.
02:48
I'm kidding. I'm kidding. Thank you. I'm
02:53
very grateful. Hey, Mom. What is this?
02:55
Oh, um, that was my bathing suit from
02:59
high school. I was a little bigger then.
03:02
Oh, I thought that's what they used to
03:06
cover Connecticut when it rained. Hi.
03:07
All right. Listen, can we watch cartoons
03:10
on your television? We need a porn
03:13
break. We spent the last two hours
03:15
watching In and Out and In again.
03:17
So, why don't you just turn it off?
03:22
Because then we'd be the guys who turned
03:24
Oh, good. You're here. Hey. Hi. What you
03:29
got there? Oh, this. Well, I'm glad you
03:33
asked. Now, don't you hate it when you
03:39
have to cut a tin can with an ordinary
03:41
Now, I know what you're thinking.
03:48
Pregnant woman slays four.
03:50
Evie, they didn't make you pay for those
03:54
knives, did they? No. Are you sure? No.
03:56
Honey, you're not going to make enough
04:01
money to help Frank and Alice just by
04:02
selling knives. No. No, I know that. But
04:04
I'm just need to make enough money for
04:06
the second part of my plan. What's the
04:08
second part of your plan? My Saturn
04:09
dealership. What I'm doing for dinner
04:11
Well, I guess I got to start saving up
04:14
for Ross's birthday. So, I guess I'll
04:15
just stay home and eat dust bunnies.
04:18
Can you believe how much this is going
04:21
to cost? Do you guys ever get the
04:23
feeling that um Chandler and those guys
04:25
just don't get that we don't make as
04:29
much money as they do? Yes. Yes. Really?
04:31
It's like they're always saying, "Let's
04:34
go here, let's go there." Like, we can
04:35
afford to go here and there.
04:37
Yes. Yes. And it's And we always have to
04:40
go to, you know, someplace nice. I know,
04:42
God, it's not like we can say anything
04:45
about it cuz like this is a birthday
04:47
thing, you know, and it's for Ross. For
04:49
Oh my god. Hey. Hi. What? Okay, I'm at
04:55
work. It's an ordinary day, you know.
04:59
Chop, chop, chop, sauté, sauté, sauté.
05:01
All of a sudden, Leon, the manager,
05:04
calls me into his office. Turns out they
05:06
fired the head lunch chef. And guess who
05:08
got the job? If it's not you, this is a
05:10
Fortunately, it is me and they made me
05:15
head of purchasing. Thank you very much.
05:17
Anyway, I just ran into Chandler and was
05:22
downstairs and they think we should go
05:23
out and celebrate. You know, some place
05:24
Some place nice. How much you think I
05:32
can get for my kidney?
05:35
All right. What's going on? Okay. Look,
05:37
you guys, I really don't want to get
05:40
into this right now. No, I think it'll
05:42
just make everybody uncomfortable. Fine.
05:43
All right. All right. You're fine. All
05:45
right. You can tell us. Yeah. Hello,
05:46
it's us. All right. We'll be fine. Yeah.
05:49
Um uh we three feel like that. Um
05:57
sometimes you you guys don't get that.
06:02
We don't have as much money as you.
06:13
Okay. I hear you. We can talk about
06:20
Well, um I I guess I just never think of
06:31
money as an issue. That's cuz you have
06:35
it. That's a good point.
06:38
So, um, how come you guys haven't talked
06:42
about this before? Cuz it's always
06:44
something, you know, like with Monica's
06:46
new job or the whole Ross's birthday
06:48
hoopla. What? Whoa. Hey, I don't want my
06:51
birthday to be the source of any kind of
06:55
negative. There's going to be a hoopla.
06:58
Basically, there's the thing and then
07:03
there's the stuff after the thing and
07:05
it's if it makes anybody feel better,
07:07
then we can just forget the thing and
07:10
and we'll just do the gift. Can't gift
07:11
gift? The thing's not the gift.
07:14
No, the thing was we were going to go
07:17
see Hoody and the Blowfish. Hoody and
07:19
Oh, I I I can catch them on the radio.
07:21
No, now I feel bad. You want to go to
07:25
the concert? No. Look. Hey, it's my
07:28
birthday and the important thing is that
07:31
we all be together. All of us together.
07:34
Not at the concert.
07:36
Okay. Yeah. Thank you. Thanks. Yeah.
07:40
So, the Ebola virus, that's got to suck,
07:49
Hey, Jack. Look at the window. There's
07:53
I remember the day I got my first
08:00
paycheck. There was a cave-in in one of
08:02
the mines and eight people were killed.
08:04
Wow. You worked in a mine? I worked in a
08:08
God, isn't this exciting? I earned this.
08:16
I wiped tables for it. I steamed milk
08:19
it. Where's Fica? Why is he getting all
08:25
I mean, what, Chandler? Look at that.
08:31
Oh, this is not that bad. Oh, you're
08:35
fine. Yeah, for a first job. You can
08:38
totally totally live on this. Oh, yeah.
08:41
Yeah. Hey, by the way, great service to
08:45
You know that girl you went to college
08:53
with who who became a movie director?
08:55
Oh, yeah. Dana Keystone. She was in my
08:56
What's a movement class? It's Chandler's
09:00
way of pretending he didn't take mime.
09:02
Oh, well, listen. Anyway, she's
09:06
directing the new Al Puccini movie. You
09:07
got to get me an audition. Oh, I don't
09:10
know, man. I haven't talked to her in
09:11
like 10 years. Oh, no. No. Please,
09:13
please, Chandler. I I would owe you so
09:14
much. You do owe me so much. You owe me
09:16
Why are you changing the subject? What?
09:21
Will you make the call or what? Oh,
09:24
okay. I'll I'll try. All right. Thanks.
09:26
You're the best. Now, listen. The last
09:28
day of auditions is Thursday, okay? So,
09:29
I got to get in there by Thursday. Okay?
09:31
Just remember Thursday. Thursday. Can
09:32
you remember Thursday?
09:34
I swear I've seen birds do this on Wild
09:49
What are you guys doing here? Well, we
09:53
were in the city shopping and your mom
09:56
said you work here and it's true.
09:57
Look at you in the apron. You look like
10:03
Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. How much did you
10:08
guys take the super this year? Yeah, we
10:10
were going to give 50, but if you guys
10:12
gave more, we don't want to look bad.
10:14
Oh, actually this year we just made him
10:15
You gave him cookies. Money is so
10:21
impersonal. Cookie says someone really
10:24
All right, we're broke. But cookies do
10:28
I can see that. A plate of brownies once
10:32
told me a limmerick.
10:34
Let me ask you something. Were Were
10:39
these uh funny brownies?
10:40
especially, but you know what? I think
10:44
they had pot in them.
10:45
So you guys, who else did you tip with
10:50
cookies? Uh, the mailman. The super Oh,
10:52
and the newspaper delivery guy.
10:57
I don't think you're going to like this.
11:03
Oh gosh. Oh, there's a cookie smashed in
11:07
the sports section.
11:10
Look, and he did my crossword puzzle.
11:12
Yeah, but not very well. Unless 14
11:14
across Gershwin musical actually is Bite
11:16
Me, Bite Me, Bite Me, Bite Me. Found you
11:20
bed. How' you wind up there? You are a
11:24
mystery. Little black curly
11:30
hair. Little black curly hair. Little
11:33
black, little black, little black,
11:37
little black, little black curly hair.
11:39
you. Um, now if you want to receive
11:48
emails about my upcoming shows, then
11:51
please give me money so I can buy a
11:53
computer. What just happened? I am so so
11:55
sorry. I was going to do it really. But
11:59
then I was standing there with
12:01
$327 in one hand and $238 in the other
12:03
hand. And I was thinking, "Wow, it's
12:07
been a long time since I
12:08
had 327 plus $238."
12:11
Joey, we had a deal. That That's why
12:16
you're here. I've got to fire you. And I
12:18
rent. Look, how how about this? You
12:22
don't fire me. Instead, I stay here. I
12:26
gain their trust and then they'll start
12:29
listening to all the nice things I've
12:30
been saying about you.
12:32
Kind of things you've been saying. Well,
12:35
nothing yet. They really hate you and I
12:36
want to fit in. Excited about our
12:38
wedding plans and well, I guess pretty
12:40
soon we'll be making a big withdrawal
12:41
from the Monica wedding fund.
12:43
What? You tell her, Jack. I can't do it.
12:50
What happened? You still have the Monica
12:52
wedding fund, don't you? We have it.
12:54
Only now we call it the beach house.
12:56
I can't believe you spent my wedding
13:00
fund on the beach house. We're sorry,
13:02
honey, but we just assumed if you got
13:04
married after you turned 30, you'd pay
13:05
for it yourself. You bought the beach
13:06
house when I was 23. Which means you had
13:09
seven years of beach fun, and you can't
13:12
put a price on that, sweetie.
13:13
I really do feel bad about this, though.
13:18
We started saving again when you were
13:20
dating Richard, but then that went to
13:21
hell, so we redid the kitchen.
13:23
What about when I started dating
13:27
Chandler? Well, it was Chandler. We
13:28
didn't think he'd ever propose.
13:30
Clearly, I did not start drinking enough
13:33
at the start of the meal.
13:35
I can't believe it that there is no
13:37
money for my wedding. We might still
13:39
have some money if your father hadn't
13:40
thought it was a good idea to sell ice
13:42
over the internet. It seemed like such a
13:44
simple idea. Stupid, Jack. The word is
13:46
stupid. All right, enough. I don't want
13:48
anymore. Good luck, Chandler. Okay,
13:51
everybody, stop what you're doing. I
13:54
need envelope stuffers. I need stamp
13:56
lickers. Well, hey, who did these
13:58
resumes for you? me on my computer.
14:00
Well, you sure used a large font. H
14:02
Yeah, well, uh, waitress at a coffee
14:05
house and, uh, cheer squad co- captain
14:07
only took up so much room.
14:09
Hey, that's funny. You're funny,
14:13
Chandler. You're a funny guy. You know
14:15
what else is really funny?
14:17
Something else I might have said.
14:20
I don't know. I don't know. Weren't you
14:23
the guy that told me to quit my job when
14:24
I had absolutely nothing else to do? Ha.
14:27
Sweetie, calm down. It's going to be
14:33
okay. No, it's not going to be okay,
14:34
Ross. Tomorrow is my last day, and I
14:36
Okay, you know what? I'm just going to
14:41
I'm just going to call Gunther and I'm
14:42
going to tell him I'm not quitting.
14:44
Well, you you you don't want to give
14:45
into the fear. You and your stupid fear.
14:47
I hate your fear. I would like to take
14:51
you and your fear. Hey, I got great
14:52
news. Run, Joey. Run for your life.
14:56
You know what? Let's just go. No. Hey,
15:00
we're not leaving till we get paid. I
15:02
don't know who she thinks she is. Enough
15:05
Excuse me. Excuse me.
15:14
Thanks. Um, clearly this is a very, very
15:18
hard time for you. Um but um we provided
15:21
a service and we deserve to be paid
15:24
because you ate that service and um we
15:26
are not leaving here until we are paid
15:29
every penny because you know what lady
15:31
we're part-time caterers and we have no
15:32
All right, I'll get my bag. Good.
15:38
I'm going to leave some cards here.
15:50
Please think of us for your next event.
15:54
Hello. Hi. We'd like to close our
16:03
accounts. Close your accounts? Is there
16:06
some kind of problem? No, no, no. We
16:09
just like to close them.
16:11
Okay. Miss Lambert handles all our
16:14
closures. Would you come over here,
16:17
I want to quit the bank.
16:24
So, you didn't leave the bank? No. And
16:30
somehow we ended up with a joint
16:33
What are you ever going to use that for?
16:37
To pay for the gym. You really have to
16:40
make it a theme wedding. And the theme
16:42
could be look how much money we've got.
16:44
You know, I mean, you could put you
16:49
could put money in in the invitations.
16:50
You you could have like little money
16:52
play settings and uh you could start
16:53
with a money salad. I mean, it'll be
16:56
dry, but people will like it. Would you
16:58
stop? We've only been going on a couple
17:02
of weeks. I mean, we don't even know if
17:04
he's going to propose. Yes, but this is
17:05
Pete, okay? He's not like other people.
17:07
On your first date, he took you to Rome.
17:09
For most guys, that's like a third or
17:11
fourth date kind of thing.
17:13
Well, if if that's what it is, then it's
17:16
it's crazy. Monica's right. We're
17:18
talking about getting married here,
17:20
okay? She she can't just rush into this.
17:22
Oh, what do you know? You married a
17:24
You know what? Actually, I'm kind of
17:32
glad they're leaving cuz uh I need to
17:34
talk to you about something.
17:37
What's up? Well, this uh this may be a
17:39
little awkward. Listen, if you want to
17:41
borrow money, it's kind of a bad time.
17:43
I'm buying dinner for 128 people
17:44
Hey, can I borrow the Porsche? Okay,
17:54
but uh what is it not? A place to
17:58
entertain my lady friends.
18:02
And what else is it not? Place to eat
18:05
Very good. Thanks. What do you need it
18:10
for anyway? Oh. Uh, the, uh, Powerball
18:12
lottery is up to 300 million, and they
18:13
don't sell tickets here in New York, so
18:15
Oh, so you're driving up to Connecticut?
18:17
Yeah, Connecticut, not West Virginia.
18:20
Hey, maybe I'll drive you up there. I'd
18:24
like to buy some tickets myself. Yeah,
18:26
with Chandler not getting paid, we could
18:28
really use $300 million.
18:30
Yes, because if I was at my old job,
18:33
we'd say, $300 million? No, thank you.
18:34
Hey, will you get me tickets, too? Yeah,
18:39
me, too. Sure. Oh, I have an idea. Why
18:41
don't we all pitch in 50 bucks? We'll
18:43
pull our money together and then if we
18:45
win, we'll split it. That's a great
18:47
You don't want to win the lottery? Uh,
18:54
sure I do. I also want to be king of my
18:56
own country and find out what happened
18:58
Still on Amelia Heheart? The woman just
19:02
Susie Ross, you don't want in on this?
19:07
No. Do do you know what your odds are of
19:09
winning the lottery? I mean, you have a
19:11
better chance of being struck by
19:13
lightning 42 times. Yes, but there's six
19:14
of us, so we'd only have to get struck
19:16
by lightning seven times. I like those
19:18
Seriously, you guys, I can't believe
19:22
you're going to spend $250 on the
19:24
lottery. I mean, that's such a bunch of
19:26
Oh. Oh, we think Emma is about to start
19:38
talking, so we're trying to be careful
19:40
about what words we use in front of her.
19:42
Yeah. So, get ready to hear a lot of uh
19:44
boo hockey, gosh darn it, and brother
19:46
How do you know she's going to start
19:51
talking? Well, when I talk to her, I
19:52
almost feel like she understands what
19:54
I'm saying. Kind of like Joey.
19:56