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i'd like to show you a picture my boss took. uh, what do you see when you look at this picture? you and a girl who looks like you. hey! watch the hair. well, don't tell someone they look like someone else when they very clearly don't! will you relax? why is this such a big deal for you? it just is! hasn't anyone ever told you you look like someone, and it offended you? what, you mean, like, every famous fat guy in any movie, ever? that's different. what's with the getup anyway? i'm going out with deacon tonight. what? again? that's the third time this week. look, i'm doing this for my friend. he's suffering. and you have to trim your nose hair because... because i'm guiding him through the singles scene, ok? i don't think he wants a guy who's all, like, "hey, what's up, ladies? this is my friend deacon right here." "deacon, say hello to the girl. nice to meet you. how you guys doing?" [telephone rings] [ring] hello?

it's deacon. what's up, my brother? i was calling to let you know i can't go out tonight. what? why? i met this girl at church on sunday, and we're just gonna hang out. dude, i'm already dressed. sorry. she's making me dinner. you just met her at church, and now she's already making you dinner? i gotta tell you, man, you got a stalker on your hands, friend. what's your problem, man? my problem is, we had plans this evening, and i think you're being very rude. doug, in a second, you may hear a noise that sounds like someone hanging up. [dial tone] loser. i'm glad deacon canceled. i get my couch-doug back. yeah, he's back. i'm sorry i snapped at you before about the picture. it was just... it's annoying. do you know that they actually put it in the office newsletter? do you know what the caption was? "mary-kate and ashley." mm-hmm. mm-hmm.

i'm just saying, i mean, whatever, but people have actually stopped me on the street and told me i look like j-lo, you know? and one has actually met her. and this girl, trust me, looks nothing like j-lo. so by simple multiplication, there is no way that i look like this girl. [disco music plays] and it's not like i need people coming up to me every 2 seconds and telling me i'm beautiful or anything. but i definitely don't need people telling me i look like people that i don't look like. you know what i'm saying, hon? oh, yeah. what? you kidding me? and let's say everybody was right at the office and i look exactly like this girl. do you know what? it really doesn't matter to me, because i'm beautiful in here. hi, dex. hey, how's it going?

morning, angie. hey, whatcha got there? you got some mail? hi, lila! hey. how ya doing? hey, new look. lila and... slutty lila. doug! i'm home! ow.

doug? hello? [answering machine beeps] doug: hey, baby. i'm heading out to the club after work tonight. gotta go do the cupid thang again. don't wait up. love you. [machine beeps] hey, carrie, it's lila. listen, i was thinking, tomorrow, let's try to convince tom in accounting that i'm you! bye! hey, look, this singles world, it's a bumpy ride. but the important thing is, you're out here trying, buddy... and i'm here for you. why did you wake me up for this? you love the club scene. i do not! all right? i'm awkward and sweaty, and many women think i'm in junior high. do not do that to yourself. you, my friend, you're awesome. now i have to meet some people at the bar. you wouldn't like them. they're really not your type.

but you... you're awesome. freaks. you've never seen the terminator? i don't believe you. deacon? oh, hey, girl! hey, what's going on? i thought you were going out with doug tonight. no. actually, i met someone. i'm hanging out with wendy tonight. wendy, carrie. carrie, wendy. hi. hi. so you're not suffering at the moment? suffering? no. i'm a little disappointed 'cause they don't have along came a spider, but otherwise-- right. right. what's wrong? nothing. i'm just pretty sure i need to go kick cupid's ass. excuse me. [loud music playing] [crowd cheering]

that guy's awesome. he's gonna break the record. hi. hey, what's going on? oh, not much. i just ran into deacon... on a date. i'm here for spence! oh, will you stop it! no, it's true. he's single, too. he needs me. that's what i do. i help the single. were is he? spence? oh, come on. he's outside waiting for a cab. he said you kept ditching him. he's drunk out of his mind. oh, come on! this isn't about your friends, admit it. this is about you getting your jollies in at nightclubs. all right, fine. i admit it. but you sent me here to get my jollies. no, i sent you here to help deacon get his jollies. well, it's dark. jollies get very mixed up in this place. and what's the big deal anyway? so i'm feeling good about myself. oh, so what? i'll tell you so what, ok?

you--you--you feeling good about yourself and me feeling lousy, that's not gonna fly, buddy, so here's how it's gonna go down, ok? you're gonna hang up your old chain, you're gonna let your nose hair grow, and we're gonna go back to sitting on the couch and feeling just ok. because that's what marriage is. all right, fine. i'm coming back to the couch. just gimme a second. i gotta find my keys. i think they shot out of my pants when i got rocketed off the bull. ok, i definitely know you from somewhere. uh... actually, i just saw you walk in here, but i thought you were really, really hot. you do? yeah. so you wanna go out to my van? oh, my god. that is so sweet. but, no, i'm married. but thank you. ok. catch you later. ok. aw. all right. let's get outta here.

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that's why a week ago, when irene was just a tropical depression-- you're a tropical depression. (laughing) this guy got us... a disaster backpack, and a rental car that seats five, parked right outside. we're gonna drive up to my place in westchester where we'll all be safe. boy scouted! you're welcome. ted's right, we should go. hey, on the way out of the city, do you mind if we stop at my place so i can get something? okay, what did you have to get? my drink on. we're not going anywhere. what? no! we don't have time for this! we gotta get going! ted, i'm older than you. yeah. and taller. just older. and when you reach my age, and height, you'll see that things like this hurricane are no big deal. they're going to close the bridges. you guys, we got to get out of here. i'm afraid i'm with blondie on this one. this storm is nothing. i'm from vancouver. you know what we call this in the couv? barbecue weather. (phone ringing) oh, it's my mom, checking to see if i'm okay. hey, mom. ooh, mommy! it's dwizzling out!