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All right, here's your motel.
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You're gonna love Chicago.
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You never lived near the ocean,
but that's all about to change
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thanks to good
old Lake Michigan.
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Yeah, I just wish I
knew someone here.
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A friendly face, you know?
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Don't worry.
You're gonna be great.
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Oh,
boy, I got a long drive back.
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You know, that door's kind of
tricky. You gotta actually open it.
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All right, Jackie, do you want me to stay
and get a burger with you or something?
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Michael, it's like you're
a mind reader. Okay.
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Wait. No, keep going. Guess
what I want on my burger.
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Lettuce, tomato and ketchup
put on by a waiter born in America.
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Eric, you're gonna
love teaching in Africa.
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I hear the women walk around
with their hoo-hoos hanging out.
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Dad.
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- So did you get
your shots yet?
- Wait. What shots?
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The vaccines to protect you
against exotic diseases.
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I had to get them
when I was in the military.
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You were in the National Guard.
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What exotic diseases
were you afraid you'd catch,
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scaredy-cat-eating-pie-
in-a-Jacuzzi fever?
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Hey, I'm proud of my service.
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Somebody had to stay home
and hose down those hippies.
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You guys, I leave
for Africa in two days.
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How come no one told me
about these shots?
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Oh, goodness gracious, did I
forget to give you that letter?
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You know, when you get to be my
age, sometimes you forget about things.
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And sometimes you hide them in
the rarely used Mexican soup section
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of this gigantic cookbook.
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Mom, I need these shots.
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Africa is very strict about these things,
and they're not strict about anything.
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I mean, the women walk around
with their hoo-hoos hanging out.
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Kitty, you have no right to stand
in the way of someone's dreams.
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And if you don't
let Eric go to Africa,
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you'll crush my dream
of getting rid of him.
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Fine. Eric,
I'll give you the shots.
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A mother should support her son.
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Just know the needles
are big as sausages,
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and if I miss the mark by even
a hair, your heart might explode.
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But don't worry.
It only hurts till you die.
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♪ Hanging out
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♪ Down the street
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♪ The same old thing
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♪ We did last week
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♪ Not a thing to do
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♪ But talk to you
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♪ We're all all right
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♪ We're all all right ♪
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Hello, Wisconsin!
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Hey, Donna, look, there's something
really important I need you to do for me.
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Eric, I don't care if you're
going to Africa. I'm not doing that.
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Please don't let my mom plan
this fancy send-off for me, okay?
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I can just see her planning this
embarrassing farewell with, like,
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music and banners and,
like, doves.
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Oh, man, it's good to be home.
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Jackie was all
depressed and crying
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'cause she didn't have
any friends in Chicago.
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So I had to lighten the mood
with some skee ball.
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Jackie hates skee ball.
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I didn't take Jackie.
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Well, that explains why she's called me
four times since she's been in Chicago.
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Three of those were to say
that she hates my outfit.
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How does she know?
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Eric? Jackie's on the phone.
She wants to talk to you.
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- Jackie wants to
talk to Forman?
- Yes.
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Now pick up because she's
been blabbering for 20 minutes.
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And I never noticed it
when she was living here,
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but she's not that interesting.
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- Hello?
- Hey, Eric? It's Jackie.
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Uh-huh.
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Look, I just realized you're
about to leave for Africa,
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and I won't get a chance
to say goodbye in person.
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That makes me sad.
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I mean, you've always been
very special to me.
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Okay, Jackie, if
there's a gun to your head,
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say the word "cream cheese."
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No, Eric, I'm just gonna
miss you is all, okay?
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So just take care of
yourself in Africa.
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Okay. I will.
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Wait, you want to talk to who?
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You want to tell
him you love him?
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Well, I don't know.
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You guys didn't really leave
on the best of terms.
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Okay.
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Dad, telephone!
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I don't know Eric very well, but
he seems like a heck of a nice guy.
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Eric? Eric is good people.
Is good people, yes.
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I'll never forget. It was
the hottest day of summer,
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and Hyde and Kelso dug a hole
then covered it with leaves.
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And they said, "Hey, Fez,
wanna see a pile of dead leaves?"
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So, naturally, I ran over.
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- What happened?
- I fell in and I
couldn't get out.
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And the sun was beating down.
So hot. So hot.
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Finally, Eric came over.
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And you know what
that magnificent boy did?
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He poured soda all over me
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because that's what friends do.
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And then the ants came.
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Hey, guys.
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Oh, Eric,
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about you leaving,
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I just want you to know that...
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Oh, here comes the waterworks.
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- Hey, Hyde, man.
- Hey, man.
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Listen, I wanted some tunes,
so I need to find a record store.
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- Leo,
you're in a record store.
- Whoa, that was fast, man.
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- So what are you doing here?
- I'm the boss,
man, which is ironic,
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'cause I'm also the
least-motivated employee.
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So if you have
a whole record store,
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how come you've been
kind of mopey lately, man?
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I'm not mopey. I'm fine.
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Well, where's that loud girl
you're always hanging with?
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Jackie? She's in Chicago.
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Loud girl's in Chicago.
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Hey, that's why you're
sad, man. You love loud girl.
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Maybe I do. You know what?
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The only reason I'm admitting that is
because you have no short-term memory.
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You're gonna forget this
conversation when it's over.
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Hey, that's not true, man.
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Hey, guess what I found out?
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- What, Leo?
- Loud girl's in Chicago.
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Crap, it's almost time for me
to go get my shots.
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Yeah, why do I have to get shots
anyway? So I get Yellow Fever.
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I could use a little color.
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You guys, this might be
our last circle together.
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We're growing up.
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I mean, these two have jobs,
and Eric is off to start his life,
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and I'm doing more
shaving than ever.
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Eric, I know you're scared
of getting your shots.
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So I'm gonna be a pal
and get them with you,
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'cause I owe you for that time that I
chucked that dead raccoon at you,
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and then it turned
out to not be dead.
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And then it bit you, and
then you kicked it back at me,
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and then it bit me,
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and then we both had to go
and get rabies shots.
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Remember, on the way to
the hospital, Kelso saw that dog,
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and he jumped out of the car
'cause he wanted to go pet it,
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but he forgot the car was
moving, and he broke his arm?
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That was the funniest, bloodiest,
most rabies-filled day ever.
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Look at us.
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Best friends
offering to help each other.
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You know, we always have
to remember this moment.
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What?
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Upstairs, now.
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I am in huge trouble.
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I can't believe that is what
you idiots have been doing
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in my basement all these years!
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I wish I had 2,000 feet
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so I could put 500 of them
in each of your asses!
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I'm shocked.
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The basement door closes and
out come the lighters and the drugs.
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And I am sure Donna's down
there bouncing around without a bra.
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It's like Amsterdam down there.
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Did someone
shove a vacuum up your nose
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and suck out your last,
lonely brain cell?
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What is going on in your head?
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I am so
disappointed in you boys.
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And here I thought it was my dryer
that made our clothes smell funny.
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Who taught
you how to do this?
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Was it those damn Beatles?
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All You Need Is Love.
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All you need is
a job and a haircut.
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And you, wipe that stupid smirk
off your dopey, dope-fiend face.
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Do you know what
drugs do to you?
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They shrink your brain
until one day you wake up,
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and you think you're Superman
and you can fly,
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and then you wind up jumping
off the roof in your underpants.
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Oh, this idiot doesn't need drugs
for that. He does that every Saturday.
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Well, this is the worst thing
that you have ever done!
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Eric, I am gonna make you...
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I am going to...
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Well, I can't think of anything
worse than sending you to Africa.
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You're going to Africa.
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Hey, Leo.
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So, I decided that tomorrow,
after I say goodbye to Forman,
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I'm gonna go to Chicago.
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Hey, loud girl's in Chicago.
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You should look her up.
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Good idea.
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Anyway, what I was
thinking is, while I'm gone,
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you could run the record store.
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It'd be fun, man, like the
old days at The Fotohut.
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You know, the film
place you used to own?
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Wait. Was it a little blue house
in the middle of a parking lot
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with a drive-up window?
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Exactly.
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I don't remember
that at all, man.
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Okay, Michael, Eric,
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pull your pants down
and lean over the table.
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I'll go get those
gigantic needles.
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I just hope somebody remembered
to bring them in out of the rain
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so they're not all rusty.
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Hey, Donna, I'm gonna need you
to help me pull my pants off.
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Fine. Turn around.
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Wedgie.
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Oh, I'm sorry. Did you say off?
I thought you said up your butt.
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I still liked it.
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- I can't believe
you're leaving tomorrow.
- Yeah.
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It's kind of weird spending
our last moments together
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bent over a table with
our naked butts in the air.
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This is how I
always hoped it'd be.
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You know, I was gonna say
that I'll miss you,
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but I'm not a nancy-boy.
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You know, Kelso, there's
something I want to say to you.
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Son of a bitch!
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Oh, that hurt like hell.
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That was the alcohol swab.
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Well, it was freezing.
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Well, this is it.
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Just have to make it past
Mom's farewell ambush,
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and then off to Africa.
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Actually, Eric, I
wanted to talk to you first.
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I don't know if you know this,
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but I've been looking forward to you
getting out of the house for a long time.
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Yeah. I believe your exact words were,
"It will be more glorious than D-day."
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Yeah. Well,
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you're my son,
and I'm your father, so...
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Here.
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That's your
pocketknife from Korea.
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You said if I ever touched that,
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I'd meet the same fate as
hundreds of other godless commies.
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Well, I want you to take it
to Africa with you.
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Really?
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Wow, Dad, that means a lot.
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And,
Son, I want you to know that
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I'm gonna miss you, and I
love you, and have a good trip.
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Wait a second.
What did you just say?
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I said have a good trip.
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No, before that.
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You heard me.
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Wow, this feels like
one of those moments when,
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you know,
normal people would hug.
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Thank you, Dad.
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- So, really,
any last-minute advice?
- Yeah.
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You lose that knife,
don't come home.
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Surprise.
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It's just you?
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Donna, this is
the best surprise ever.
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So, the Vista Cruiser, huh?
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You know, this is where
we had our first kiss.
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I know. I remember.
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- Wow.
- Well, it's gotta
last a really long time.
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This is weird.
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I mean, me leaving.
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It's like it's real.
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Yeah, but you're gonna be back
before you know it,
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and then we're gonna have
our whole lives to spend together.
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Listen to me, Donna,
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I love you so much.
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You know, you're my
best friend. And I...
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I love you.
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And thank you for not letting my mom
plan this, like, going-away surprise thing.
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I love you, too, Eric.
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And I'm sorry.
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- For what?
- For this. Okay, guys!
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Surprise!
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Mom.
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You know, who am I kidding?
I wanted this.
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Oh, Eric.
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Okay, Charlie, I'm gonna
put you in charge of this.
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If you ever wanna cheer
Fez up, here's a little trick.
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I got you.
I got you. Who got you?
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- Who got you?
- You do, Eric.
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Okay.
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Here you go, Forman.
A little going-away gift.
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Thanks, man.
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Hyde, this bag is empty.
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Yeah, I heard about the stuff
they have over in Africa.
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Fill that bad boy up,
send it back to me.
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Honey,
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I'm sorry if I smothered you.
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That's just what a mother does.
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But I've accepted that you're
leaving, and I'm ready to let you go.
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Oh, Mom.
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Mom, I'm really only allowed
one carry-on, so...
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Dad.
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Come on, Kitty. Come on.
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Eric,
I'm not real good with words,
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so I thought I'd say goodbye
the only way I know how.
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Hit it, boys.
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So long, Point Place.
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Oh, for Pete's sake. Come on.
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So long, Point Place.
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Come in.
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- Hey.
- Steven!
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What are you doing here?
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Nothing. I had some free time,
thought I'd check out Chicago.
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- How's it going?
- Good.
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Hey, do you want to go take a
walk, maybe get something to eat?
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Jackie, I checked. No one can see us
doing it from the parking lot.
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You're dead.
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I'm nude.
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