woman: can i take your order? yes, can i get a, uh, number 3, uh-- a bacon cheeseburger and a large fry? so that's one #3, bacon cheeseburger, large fries? yup. please pull forward. uh-- how's that? yeah, ok. yeah, and a chicken sandwich and a chocolate shake, for my friend. please pull forward. you got it. [revving the engine and scraping the truck]

[revving] [stalling] mpfh. [grunting] [exhales] can i uh, get some extra ketchup? anyway, i know being 16 is really hard, it's really, really hard. [clears her throat] i mean, i was 16 when my mom died. my mom's not dead, she just sleeps with every dude who owns a guitar. mm-hm, mm-hm. that can be rough too. so you like fries, huh? i guess. cool. cool. me too. [chuckles]

call me crazy, i like fries. [squeals and laughs] [clearing her throat] so anything you, uh, you wanna talk about? boy trouble, girl trouble? anything you wanna rap about, just shoot. so how much more mentoring do you have planned? 'cause i'm supposed to go get a tattoo. that's about it, let me get the check, excuse me-- oh, be just a minute hon. so if it were me, i'd dump him. okey doke. [taps on table] all right, let's just take off. gina, dear, we can't just take off, ok? as your mentor, i should tell you, it's very important to obey the law. [chuckles] the waitress is a jerk, the food sucked-- so? let's just go. miss? if i can-- just a sec. i mean seriously, it's ridiculous. we've been through this a million times.

[giggling] oh my god, oh my god! what? you actually did it? actually, you know what? this isn't right, let's go back in and pay the-- nah-uh. quick, behind the dumpster. [cell phone rings] [giggles] hello? oh, um-- hi, mr. dugan. [whispers] it's my boss. uh, the mentoring is going fine. actually i just wish i had a little bit more time with her. this is one troubled teen. really? ok, great. well-- then i'll see you tomorrow. thanks. bye-bye. well i have the day off. what do you got going on? i'm supposed to go back to school. oh, really? school? [funny voice] "i like to learn." come on, let's go to the movies. i don't have any money. you don't need any money. you just flirt with the usher

while i sneak in back and open up the fire exit for you. ah! honey, i am going to teach you some things-- [horns honking] nothing i can do about it! [honking continues] [grunting] [grunts] you know they make salad in a cup now? you know what? i'm fine. seriously, lemme pull your truck out. i'd rather stay here the rest of my life than have some priority plus clown get me out of here, ok? so get out of here! great, fine-- yeah-- i'll let you get started with that. ok. oh god! hey!

come back! hey, thanks a lot for, uh, towing my truck to the body shop. ya know, if my supervisor ever found out, i mean-- it'd just-- i mean-- heh. you know. yeah, yeah. i bet you guys are gonna have a good laugh about this one, huh? "hey, chubby i.p.s. guy gets stuck in his own door." man, i'm not gonna tell anybody, i'm the last guy to call anybody fat. what are you-- what are you talkin' about? growing up, i was a pretty big boy. really? yeah, you know what my nickname was in junior high? "boy gorge." [sighs] see? i'd kill for a nickname like that, you know what they used to call me? "the fat kid." not a very clever junior high, was it? yeah, me, glasses and pees-himself spent a lot of lonely lunches together. [chuckling] i can top that, here's me in the 7th grade.

250 lbs., wearing parachute pants and a triple xl neil diamond jacket. you-- you like... neil diamond? yeah, so? i love him, i was on the phone all morning trying to get tickets to his concert next week. sold out! [chuckles] i happen to have 2 tickets, and, uh, i found out my girlfriend has to work. oh yeah? i'm just saying, you know. yeah, but-- we couldn't, you know? because, i mean i'm-- and you're a-- you-- you know-- yeah, you're right, you're right. where are the seats? row c. i'm in. good. hey, here comes one of your trucks. oh my god, that's deacon! what are you doing? he can't see us together, it doesn't look good. well, this doesn't look great.

hey. hey. you're home late. oh, well, so i'm a little late, what, is it a crime? heh. no. i gotta tell ya, i had a great time mentoring that girl today. i mean, you know when you meet somebody and you just click? i don't even know what you're talking about. anyway, deacon called. he did? what did he want? he said he needed to talk to you. did he say he needed to talk to me or he wanted to talk to me? i don't know, what's the difference? carrie, it's a big difference, ok? was he angry, was he sad? did he sound like a man who had been betrayed? ok, what's going on? [sighs] carrie. i met someone. and shouldn't i be more upset about that than deacon? he's a priority plus driver and he gave me a lift home and, i dunno, one thing led to another, and

i'm gonna probably go see a neil diamond concert with him next week. so go, i don't see the problem. you don't see the problem? ok. we're 2 drivers from rival delivery companies and you don't see the problem? boy. i'd love to live in your candy-coated world, lady. doug, i can't see why you can't be friends. i mean, you like the guy. you both do the same thing. oh, then why aren't you hanging out with somebody who works at a rival... office place company, huh? you have no idea what i do for a living do you? this isn't about you! and you know what i walked out with? [ slurps ] [ dad ] a new passat. [ dad ] 0% apr. 60 months. done and done. [ dad ] in that driveway, is a german-engineered piece of awesome. that i got for 0% apr. good one, dad. thank you, dalton. [ male announcer ] it's the car you won't stop talking about. ever. hurry in to the volkswagen best. thing. ever. event. and get 0% apr for 60 months, now until september 3rd.

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gina: you got me a fake i.d.? that's what mentors do. there you go. aw, thanks. [squeals, giggles] ok. alright, i'll talk to you later. ok. what's that about a fake i.d.? nothing. sounded like something to me. look, it's my business ok? i don't think i like your attitude, young lady! i don't think i care. oh, i see we've started smoking. how very sophisticated. look, i'm holding it for a friend, alright? get off my back already. i will not. you're painted up like a whore and you're smoking like a chimney. the whore part i'm used to, but the cigarettes will kill ya. look, i'm just having some fun, all right? being a mentor isn't about having fun. it's about being a proper example. like you know a lot about that, right? go to your room! no. you've just lost your allowance, young lady! ok, i give you an allowance. yes. actually, i'm going to need an advance on that.

anyway, we'll meet at cooper's at 7:00 and we'll go to the concert from there. ok, oh, and by the way, you left your sweater in my car. not the v-neck the other one. ok, i got heat, i gotta go. hey, guys. hey. what's going on in, uh, deaconville? me and danny gotta do another half shift tonight. yeah, how come? aw, boyle's like a dog with a bone about keeping up with priority plus. those guys run a pretty tight operation, maybe we could, uh, you know, learn something from them. can't learn anything from those guys, they're a bunch of arrogant jerks. "jerks" is a pretty ugly word. ok, how does "ass-wipe" work for ya? [laughs] huh. guess i'm the only one who doesn't think hate is funny. what's with you? nothing. i like a priority plus guy!

look, you heard me ok? i like one of their guys, you know, and i don't care who knows it. i-- i can't believe what i'm hearing. look, i didn't mean for it to happen, alright? i mean, the guy, he towed my truck out of a drive thru, something you guys would never do for me. i towed you out of a wendy's drive thru not a month ago! whatever, all right? the point is-- you know i love i.p.s. i bleed green! oh, come on danny, you're with me right? you broke my heart. you know what, i'm sorry, all right? but i like jack. he likes neil diamond, and tonight the 3 of us, we are one. hey, there you are. you want to, uh, take my car? nah, we'll take mine. come on. where is it? it's over here, keep walking. i don't see... your car. boys!

you set me up the whole time? yeah. what do you think, i really wanna be friends with an i.p.s. driver? [scoffs] what about the lunches, the movies, the-- the rollerblading in the park? how'd you know i like neil diamond? all the fat boys like him. i don't think that's true. i really don't think that's true. working late, huh? what the hell? uh-- went to the neil diamond concert. i gotta tell ya, that guy puts on a real show. all right, they got me, they got me bad! man, i told you, you should've never trusted that guy. aw, great.

they pulled a bubble mummy on ya. man, how are we ever gonna show our faces around cooper's again? simple, we go there tomorrow, we take back our table, and i take back my dignity. whoa, guy, easy around the fun zone. easy. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. hey, what are you doing dressed like that? we're gonna go see "the thunder from down under," all male review. you don't want those australian hotties to see you dressed like that. actually, me and my mom had a really nice talk, and i think she's finally getting her act together. oh, yeah? you know who else is getting their act together? the thunder from down under. now lets get you changed! really, carrie, it got me thinking, i should make some changes too, so... i think i'm just gonna stay home and study for my chemistry test. oh, please. like you're gonna be a chemist, right? oh, my god. i'm so sorry. i've been a horrible mentor.

no, no, no. you were great. i mean, you taught me how to hot-wire a moped. yes, exactly. you know what? maybe you should go. yeah, i should. but listen, if you never need any advice, please call me. i probably won't. yeah, you probably shouldn't. all right, good luck. all right. jack: well. looks like somebody returned my package. i guess this is what you call bulk mail. [all laugh] pretty funny, jack. but you guys ain't gonna take cooper's from us. you can stay. there's a nice little table over there by the bathroom. oh, somebody's gonna be sitting at that table, but it's gonna be you ladies.

[chuckling] and how's... that gonna happen? boys! [snaps] ok, it's a moment like this that defines our manhood. hm? [chuckles] [furniture crashing] ugh! hyah!

oh. that...was a mistake. wooaaaahhhhh! jack: are you listening to me? i said, how's that gonna to happen? i dunno. i think it's kinda cozy, you know?

it's cool. it's cool. shut up.

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