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Good shot there from Tate!
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A lot of people say girls love money and that's not entirely true.
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But I'm not a girl.
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I'm a girl.
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You Oh So what's happened? Luke broke his Ferrari, so he got a straightener.
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Luke, why did you break your Ferrari?
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I bought a car and he broke it.
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I was driving on the highway, and all of a sudden it just said, the engine performance is limited.
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So you broke the engine? I think if I buy someone a Ferrari, they should look after it.
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Don't you? Yes, I agree.
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Great. Come.
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You're going to have to straighten this out.
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It's going to have to be a straightener.
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I'm going to do it quick.
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Go.
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Look for an offhand.
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Look for a tackle power and a cross-court attack.
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Go.
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I'm going to do it quick.
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Come on Luke, what's that footwork?
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Plant your feet more, don't just walk backwards.
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And body.
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And once again, we're going to do a plank.
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One more time.
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And one more time.
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I look... I look...
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compose yourself. Throw those punches properly.
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You're throwing to miss.
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Throw with intent or don't throw.
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One and a half minutes.
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Now, no one realizes this because we haven't been recording it, but Rory is addicted to Domino's cookies.
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He's ordered them twice today.
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Here we go. One box, two box, three box, four boxes of Domino's cookies.
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And there are more.
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Now, he's just gone to answer the door.
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I wonder what he...
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He has no friends here.
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He has no girlfriend here.
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Who do you think's at the door, Luke?
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Is it Domino's again? I hope not.
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Bro, they come here like three times a day now.
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He needs to stop this.
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Why does he do it? He does it to get us.
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That's why he does it. And he's also dating to Domino's.
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It's a two-pronged attack.
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Who is at the door? Why Rory?
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Why do you keep doing this?
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Every day, why do you do this?
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Yes, but what?
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This is the second, third time today.
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20 cookies, 2 large pizzas Nice Having some?
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I don't like you Why not?
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I don't like you anymore Why not?
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You need to stop doing this Look, twice a day is okay, you know?
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It's not. It is, but what is the harm?
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We train, I can eat pizza.
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It's not that bad for me.
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I'm not talking to you. Enjoy.
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One more.
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I'm not talking to you. Enjoy.
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So
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a few moments later what's happened go flat tire Driving was boring anyway because it was fucking raining.
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Mountain roads in the rain are no fun, and now we have a flat tire.
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But there's a town, ten minute walk that way.
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And what are we gonna do when we go to the town?
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Start drinking? Get a taxi.
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A taxi? A taxi?
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And what are we gonna do with this car?
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Your ideas...
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suck. Who's Chipman?
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Chipman is the man that me and Luke know, who works on the trains and sells people chips.
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Then we should go see Chipman. You're saying we get a train.
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Maybe we can leave the car here.
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If we get stolen, get stolen.
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We have more. But we can get a train and we can eat chips from Chipman and I'll feel better inside.
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Alright. Get us some train tickets.
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Let's go walk down there.
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You walk. I'll wait in the car.
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No, my camera lens is not dirty.
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Cough, cough.
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Tsk.
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We're sorry.
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Right, so let me give you a breakdown.
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What happened is this. I'm a multi-millionaire.
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I decided to go on a little road trip.
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A few pretty hotels. Some nice beautiful roads.
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Convinced Tristan to come with me in the M5. Got a flat tire.
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Now I want to become the train man.
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And in the meantime, Tristan decided to kill us all.
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Saying we need to die with that thing you do in cars.
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With the exhaust. We don't have a hose pipe.
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So we're trying to do it with Cubans. Why do we need to die again?
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Why are you trying to kill us? Because I'm depressed.
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Because he's depressed. I'm depressed.
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I'm trying to kill us both. With cigar smoke.
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If we finish these, there'll be about $150 worth of smoke in here.
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This car's going to stink forever.
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So? We're effectively ruining one of our cars.
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It's our car. What are we going to do?
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Call Amnesty. BMW is going to call us and tell us off.
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Bunch of German cunts.
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Cunts. Okay, can we go get the train now?
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Can we smoke on trains? I don't know.
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Yeah, probably. Let's go get the train, man.
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Something's going to go wrong if we go get the train.
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How can anything go wrong on a train?
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Things go wrong. Something's going wrong.
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Mark my words, something's going wrong.
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Andrew can't take the smoke. Nothing goes wrong on trains.
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Get the fuck out of here. We want a train in Romania,
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and the train made an emergency stop, and they asked us to come help them, and it turns out it's the train captain.
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It turns out that during the storm last night, a tree has blocked the train.
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A big tree. A big fucking tree.
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A tree so big, even you and me cannot move this tree.
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No one's moving this tree. But they obviously went down the train and asked all the big G's to come out.
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Big G's come out, let's move this train.
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This is a big train.
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Four or five tons at least.
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Tons.
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Solid.
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I need a chainsaw to move this.
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Peace.
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Chop it up. Hours work with the chainsaw.
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Give me a few Red Bulls, I'll be okay.
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Can't do it without Red Bull. We never take the train.
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We always take supercars.
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First time ever we thought, you know what?
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The train will be a scenic route.
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We've never taken the train in Romania before.
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And now, we're stuck.
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And now, this is hour three.
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That tree was too big to move.
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No one has signal. They've called the Emergency Romanian Training Authority Backup, which is probably some 65-year-old man who sleeps all day.
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What problem?
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What? He's walking here.
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I guess. Three hours.
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And the world's worst train.
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No drinks. No food.
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Wooden seats. And I've ripped my $2,000 shoes walking through the forest.
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Me and you should have tried harder to move that tree.
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But it must have weighed 10 tons.
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It's huge. Yeah, I don't want to show off.
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I don't want to let the Romanians know how powerful I am.
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I don't want to flex my true powers.
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If they were fucking superheroes, they'd ram the fucking tree with the train.
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We've already established by asking them that the train would move the tree if they rammed it.
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This procedure. I have a procedure.
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Get me there on fucking time.
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Nerds. Dark territory!
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That's all! Here we are, three hours later.
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Three and a half hours later.
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Some guys walked.
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I can't see any vehicle behind the train, so they must not have driven here.
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They fucking walked.
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Walked here with a chainsaw.
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From the nearest station, I guess.
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I don't know how they got the message to them.
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I think one of the conductors walked back.
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I know these guys have walked here with the chainsaw.
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Could just keep a chainsaw on the train, but I guess it doesn't cross their minds.
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Time hit moving, I think.
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Saved by the yellow jackets.
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So we saved the day.
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The train arrived on time.
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I got out of the train.
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I was a little bit tired. I'd been up drinking the night before, but the tree was in the middle.
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So I gave the tree an expertly timed sidekick, split it in half.
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You took both pieces, threw them left and the right.
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Everyone was super impressed.
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But because I was throwing the kick, I couldn't record on the phone.
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I already recorded the guys with the chainsaws.
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Fuck you.
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It's a nonsense episode.
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Where are we? We're in a salt mine.
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This is a nonsense episode. Nothing makes sense.
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So we're in a salt mine half a mile underground.
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We were on a mountain and now we're underground.
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