‐ Your pal ran into your old flame the other day...
‐ Who? ‐ Angie.
‐ Who? ‐ Yew.
‐ Oh. ‐ She was actin' different.
‐ How was she's acting different?
I don't think you wanna know how she was acting different.
‐ Wait.
Now, was she acting different like I think she was acting different?
‐ She was acting different exactly like you think she was acting different.
‐ Oh, cripes! So, she was acting differents just like‐‐
‐ She was acting different like somebody who's gone traveling
for the first time and then come home
and is acting different.
ALL: Ugh!
‐ Is there anything worse?
‐ Still born puppies...
and nothing else.
‐ This might be the worst case I've ever seen.
ALL: Ugh.
‐ [English accent:] So, she's speaking
with a bit of an accent then, Dary?
She came home speaking with a wee bit of an accent then?
‐ [English accent:] Is it now like every statement ends
like it's a question then, Dary?
Everything she says is like it's a fucking question then, innit?
‐ [English accent]: Innit? ‐ D'you know what I mean?
‐ She using words like cheeky and bugger?
Why, you cheeky bugger, then, Dary.
‐ Oi, Dary, you cheeky bugger,
I haven't seen you in bloody minute, 'ave I?
‐ Haven't I! ‐ Has she gone mad?
‐ Is she knackered? ‐ Do y'know what I mean?
‐ Is she saying things to you like, "Cheers, ring me, yeah?"
‐ [Regular voice:] No, she did not say "ring you".
[English accent:] D'you know what I mean?
‐ Are you bothered?
‐ I'm not bothered. ‐ Aren't you?
‐ Innit? ‐ Do you?
‐ Don't I? ‐ Do we?
‐ D'you know what I mean?
‐ So, she watches TV on the telly then, yeah?
‐ Yeah. And her apartment is now referred to as her flat, yeah?
‐ And instead of waiting in line,
she's waiting in the queue now, yeah?
She's waiting in the queue for the tube now, yeah?
‐ She's waiting in the queue for the pub now, yeah?
‐ Waiting in the queue at the pub for a pint then, yeah?
‐ D'you know what I mean? ‐ Now, has she done 'Eye‐beetha'?
‐ Yeah, Dary, has she done 'Ih‐Beetza'?
‐ 'Oi‐beefa'. ‐ Has she done 'Bah‐tha‐lowna'?
‐ Yeah, Dary, has she done 'Bawf‐a‐rowna'?
‐ 'Baw‐tha‐luna'. ‐ 'Biffininna'.
D'you know what I mean? ‐ Has she done 'Buda‐pesht'?
‐ Yeah, Dary, has she done 'Shrlanka'?
Is she 'Shr‐Lankan'?
‐ Has she done 'Mel‐bun'?
[Regular voice]: Not 'Mel‐bern' because it's pronounced 'Mel‐bun'.
‐ 'Mel‐bun'. ‐ D'you know what I mean?
‐ [English accent]: And she only watches foreign features now, yeah?
‐ It's like, did she stay off the beaten path
or did she go to where it's touristy, right?
'Cause you don't wanna go to where it's too touristy, d'y'know what I mean?
‐ All she's done is hostels and backpacks and Kiwis!
‐ The BBC. ‐ It was like she photographed in,
like, a cage with, like, a sedated tiger, innit?
‐ I've written a bloody travel blog, haven't I.
‐ The BBC 3.
‐ [Scottish accent]: And it's like did she get a little shlog,
get a little fix, if she's a little fit, innit.
‐ It's like, there is comedy and then,
there is British comedy, you fucking bell‐end.
‐ It's like them Yanks sew the Canadian flags
up on their backpacks what when they go backpackins
'cause, you know, everyone loves them Canadians, yeah?
‐ I've hand rolled me cigarettes, haven't I!
ALL [Regular voices:] Pull your finger outta your ass!
♪ theme music playing ♪
♪ "Bulletproof" by La Roux playing ♪
♪
‐ ♪ I've been there, done that, messed around ♪
♪ I'm having fun don't put me down ♪
♪ I'll never let you sweep me off my feet ♪
♪ I won't let you in again ♪
♪ The messages I've tried to send ♪
♪ My information's just not going in ♪
♪ Burning bridges shore to shore ♪
♪ I'll break away from something more ♪
♪ I'm not turned on to love until it's cheap ♪
♪ Been there, done that, messed around ♪
♪ I'm having fun, don't put me down ♪
♪ I'll never let you sweep me off my feet ♪
♪ This time, baby, I'll be... ♪
♪ Bulletproof ♪
♪ This time, baby, I'll be... ♪
♪ Bulletproof ♪
♪ This time, baby, I'll be... ♪
♪ Bulletproof ♪
♪ This time, baby, I'll be... ♪
♪ Bulletproof ♪
♪ This time... ♪
‐ How're ya now? ‐ Good 'n you?
‐ Not s'bad. ‐ Where was yous?
‐ Goin' Scorched Earth, boys.
Had me a date. ‐ Well, how'd it go, Katy‐Kat?
‐ Almost not worth talkin' about.
‐ Swing, batta batta!
‐ And the old boy strikes out.
‐ And the side retires.
‐ More like stunk out.
‐ Is that what he did? ‐ The dude was... ripe.
‐ Is that what he was? ‐ Bit spicy.
‐ Like... an odor? ‐ A smell.
‐ Well, type of dude who smells like he wants to be left alone, eh?
‐ Well, how bad?
‐ Y'know Schmellies? ‐ Can confirm.
‐ Take that. ‐ 'Kay.
‐ Now double it. ‐ Hm.
‐ So you skedaddled ?
‐ Well, if you smell gamey, you ain't gonna lay me.
‐ Well... ‐ If you want to hit a base,
at least air out the place.
‐ Fair. ‐ Not fair.
What if, like me,
his smells are something of an occupational hazard?
‐ And that's nothing to feel ashameds about, Darys.
‐ Some smells just stick.
‐ Well, if you're married to your fuckin' barn clothes, yeah.
‐ I made a commitment to date local
and I expected a few coarse edges, but still wash.
‐ You gotta wash.
‐ You gotta Walla Walla Washingtons.
‐ You gotta George Washington.
‐ You've gotta George Washington Carver.
‐ Carver? ‐ Hardly knew 'er.
‐ Yeah, that dude didn't wash. First date, too.
‐ A first impression's a lasting one.
‐ Well, to be fairs... ‐ [mockingly]: To be fair.
‐ [mockingly]: To be fair.
‐ [mockingly]: To be fair,
[regular voice]: another way of looking at the situation is that,
perhaps, the stress of it being a first date
is precisely what caused that unfortunates aromas.
‐ Yeah, the nervous sweats. ‐ Yous two are soft on crime.
‐ It happens. ‐ It always happens.
‐ Have you met Devil's Advocate, Dan?
[both scoffing] DARY: Okay, well,
the nervous sweats are better than the meat sweats.
‐ Oh, could've very easily have been the meat sweats.
‐ No, that's an old wives tale.
‐ No, it isn't.
Meat sweats is a real phenomenon
or something like a phenomenon.
The Swedes did a study on it.
‐ Bet the Swedes hammer a lotta meatballs, eh?
‐ Swedes probably hammer the most meatballs.
‐ Yous are meatballs.
‐ One trip to IKEA and everyone's a fucking expert.
‐ What if it was the vintage tee sweats?
‐ What? ‐ Well, what's say you buy
a tee shirt at a vintage store.
Some other nut sack, or nut sacks,
have previously owned and worn the tee shirt,
and they have perspired in it, and then,
when you perspire, their stink rises to the top.
‐ Ugh... ‐ Pretty gnar, but here we are.
‐ Pretty Paul Gross. ‐ If you're nauseous, be cautious.
‐ D'you wanna know what? I don't care if it's the nervous sweats
or the meat seats or the vintage tee sweats.
‐ Thanks! Thank you.
‐ There's something that Mom and Dad
shoulda drilled into you a long time ago.
BOTH: Wash.
BOTH: Born to judge.
‐ Well, I'm outta here. ‐ Wheres you off to nows?
‐ I've got my two o'clock.
‐ Your two o'clock what? ‐ Date.
‐ Another ones? ‐ How many dates you goin' on?
‐ Today? ‐ Holy fuck.
‐ Three. ‐ Three whole dates?
‐ I'm goin' Scorched Earth, boys.
‐ What's the need for going on three dates in one day?
KATY: Dary...
if you can be one thing, you should be efficient.
WAYNE: She's right.
‐ Must be fuckin' nice.
♪
‐ Dream notch on the bedpost, boys.
‐ We've already played this.
‐ Animated edition, buddy. BOTH: In.
‐ Cartoon character you'd most like to smash.
Daxie, go.
‐ Fred Flintstone. ‐ Why?
‐ Never wears pants.
That's a head start I can get behind and would.
‐ Barney's in the same camp. ‐ Flintstone's were the inaugural Village People.
‐ That's so hot. ‐ That's so fuckin' hot.
‐ Let's fuck a village person. ‐ I'll fuck a village person.
‐ Let's fuck a whole village. ‐ I'll fuck some villagers.
‐ We'll have a gay old time.
‐ Reilly, go. ‐ Ariel.
‐ The Little Mermaid? ‐ She's not that little.
Besides, Prince Eric would never
smash a mermaid that was too little.
Not the Prince Eric I know.
‐ She's like 16 in the movie.
‐ Well, according to the film's official novelization,
Prince Eric was eighteen. so he's good...
in most states?
‐ Any concern for the very likely fishy smell?
‐ None whatsoever. ‐ Jonesy, go.
‐ Maid Marian from Disney's rendition of Robin Hood.
She's foxy, bro.
‐ Oh, she's super foxy!
Which is not surprising,
considering she is literally a fox!
‐ Where's Gailer? ‐ Well, it's supposed to be a secret,
but since you've basically already guessed it,
Gail is out of action because Gail is gettin' some action.
‐ You mean that old goat's wandered into the horse pen?
‐ You said it, not me. ‐ Who's the stud?
‐ It's a super secret. ‐ Okay, buddy.
‐ It's under the classified cone, Jonesy.
A little space, spasiba. ‐ No worries, Glenski.
‐ I will not tell tales out of school, Reilly.
Honestly, you've become relentless. I don't like it.
It's not a good look on you. It's not a good color.
‐ I'm happy for her. ‐ You too, now?
Listen, I cannot handle this pressure, gentleman.
It's gonna make me crumble, crumble like
the beautiful Greek statue that I kind of am.
‐ End of discussion then. ‐ Oh! Fine!
[sighing] Since you were talking about cartoon takedowns,
let's put it this way,
if Gail's takedown were a cartoon character,
he'd be Woody from Toy Story, one through four.
But that's all you're getting outta Glen.
That's it. Zip it up. Fort Knox. Nothing more!
It's 'cause he's tall, lanky
and wears cowboy hat, goodness gracious.
He talks real fast. I mean, real fast,
but that's all the auction‐‐ Oh, Glen...
All the action that I will participate in! Enough!
ALL: Jimmy Dick‐skin?
‐ Is as tall lying down as he is standing up.
I heard that from the horse's mouth.
But that's the end of this conversation.
It's a three‐hander. Okay?
But that's it. Goodbye!
Fine! It's the length of a chair leg
and the girth of a coffee mug.
Are you happy now? I cannot keep talking about this!
Okay, he's quite tall, so if he's standing straight up‐‐
I'm just trying to do a little math here‐‐
and his horn is a high jump bar
I think it's set at about a meter‐twenty.
‐ Glen... ‐ Bonnie, I'm trying!
Listen, I'm at work right now.
I'm trying to finish my shift here.
Do you think I want to stand around here all day,
when I'm supposed to be working, but instead
I'm talking about my employer and her personal life,
and how Jim Dickens' horn could double as a pull‐up bar?
I don't like any part of this, gentlemen!
‐ Glen!
‐ Fine! We're done! We're done!
And, Bonnie, enough. And we're done.
Enough and enough!
‐ Do you guys think Jimmy Dick‐skin can, like, suck his own wiener?
‐ And the small town rumor mill begins to churn.
‐ When was the last time you tried?
‐ How're you now? ‐ Good 'n' you?
‐ Not so bad. ‐ That was quick.
‐ That was one was better... but still a bust.
‐ Swing, batta batta.
‐ Good cut. Good cut.
‐ Caught a piece of it,
but still foul... smelling?
‐ Foul was not the issue this time around.
‐ Good. Wash.
‐ He had summer teeth. ‐ What's summer teeth?
‐ Pretty good Wilcos album.
‐ Summer here. Summer there.
‐ And you don't like that, eh?
‐ Duh.
‐ How bad's we talkins? ‐ Bad.
‐ Well, how bad?
‐ Summer inside his mouth
and summer not inside his mouth anymore.
‐ See, I got, uh...
I got a wee bit of time for that.
‐ Pardon? ‐ Yeah, you know,
likes as long as they're cleans.
[muttering agreement]
‐ No, they weren't. ‐ Oh, yeah, no. Fuck that. No.
‐ God, no. ‐ He a flosser?
‐ Did not appear to have flossed. No.
‐ [chuckling] But, I mean...
nobody really flosses.
[chuckling]
Right?
‐ Are yous fuckin' with me?
‐ Here's all I'm saying ‐ is there's a lot of super,
mega babes out there who have
what some might call imperfect teeth.
‐ Like who? ‐ Jessica Pare.
‐ Anna Paquins. ‐ Madonna.
‐ Mick Jagger's daughter Georgia May Jagger.
‐ Vanessa Paradis. ‐ Jewel.
‐ And don't forget Dutch supermodel Lara Stone.
But you guys like that?
‐ Look, here's the thing and I'm gonna tell ya ‐
what's a person without imperfections?
‐ Yeah, I like a little bit of au naturel.
‐ Professor Tricias calls it flaws of the Kardashians generations ‐
young womens refuse to accept their perfect imperfections.
‐ Personally, I like a dude with straight teeth.
To each his or her own.
‐ Well, I'm sorrys.
I didn't realize we was talkings to the Queens of fuckin' Englands!
‐ We should all be so lucky! ‐ Yeah, must be fuckin' nice!
‐ I'm outta here. ‐ Oh, I'm sorry, Miss Katys.
‐ Oh, yeah. Sorry 'bout that. Didn't mean to shout
n' make ya leave or anything. ‐ Sorry too, Katy‐Kat.
‐ To each his or her own.
But I'm only leaving because I've got my third date.
Scorched Earth, boys.
‐ Oh! Must be fuckin' nice!
‐ So...
BOTH: So...
‐ So... BOTH: So...
‐ You guys hear Gail ordered a Chipotle Chimichanga?
[laughing]
‐ Yeah. Heard it was smoked meat with an extra‐large pickle.
‐ Still not bigger than Stewart's. ‐ Roald...
‐ Just so we're crystal clear here,
you guys heard Jim Dickens fucked Gailer?
‐ What? ‐ We heard Gailer fucked Jim Dickens.
‐ Steamy. ‐ Sordid.
‐ Squalid. ‐ Gail lassoed a cowboy.
‐ You guys hear Chipotle Chimichanga?
‐ Double stuffed. ‐ That's good.
‐ How big is that exactly?
‐ Take a Chipotle Chimichanga...
‐ Yeah. ‐ Now double it.
‐ I'm not a math guy.
‐ Still not bigger than Stewart's. ‐ Roald.
DAX: I heard Gail rode that sturdy steed till sunrise.
‐ I heard the stallion never petered off. ‐ Giddy‐up.
‐ I've never really thought about Jim Dickens like that before,
but now I fear I may never stop.
[speaking indistinctly]
‐ Well, I think Jim Dickens
is all most people are thinking about tonight.
[all laughing]
‐ Did I just get a text from Gail? Yes.
Did she use the raindrop emoji in reference to her womanhood?
Maybe. Did you hear any of this from Glen? No!
[chuckling]
[all chuckling]
[chuckling]
[all laughing]
[laughing]
‐ The small town rumor mill is a‐churnin'.
[laughing]
‐ I think I'd like to start going on dates, like Katy.
‐ Attaboy. ‐ With a local gal.
This long distance relationship's too much fuckin' work.
Like to meet a gal from Letterkenny.
‐ Since it's been a topics of conversations,
may I gently suggest
that if you're about to re‐enters the dating games,
that you steps up your hygiene games.
‐ What are ya talking about "my hygiene game"?
‐ Get outta your fuckin' barn clothes, bud!
KATY: I need a Gus N' Bru.
[sighing] ‐ Batta batta swing?
‐ Didn't even make it into the batter's box.
‐ He's outta there.
‐ You know, three losses is a slump.
‐ Well, two's a slump, but that's splittin' hairs.
‐ Dating sucks.
‐ Must be fuckin' nice.
‐ He was a crotch scratcher, Dary.
‐ That is typical batter's box behavior, though.
‐ What kind of a crotch scratcher?
‐ There's more than one type of crotch scratcher?
ALL: Yes.
‐ The most popular being the pocket scratch,
in which you pretend you're searching for your change
or keys and then... the pocket scratch.
‐ 'Kay. ‐ Then, there's the sits and wiggle scratch.
‐ Well, how does that one go?
‐ That's where a guy keeps adjusting his chair
for no apparent reason whatsoever
so that he can distract from what he's really doing,
which was the sits and wiggle scratch.
‐ I've never seen a guy do that.
MEN: Yes, you have.
‐ And then, there's the lesser known
"Hey, look over there" scratcher.
‐ I'm exhausted.
‐ Katy, how long has that photo of you
been up on the fridge over there for?
‐ Which?
You just scratched yourself, didn't you?
‐ Well, I'm never gonna tell.
‐ Well, this guy didn't even trying to hide it.
He was just givin 'er!
‐ Ah, the old 'fuck you' scratch.
‐ Were you on a date with a degen?
‐ I don't understand ball scratchin' on dates.
What are you six? Don't pull your puddin'!
‐ In all fairness, that's a two way street there,
Miss Katys, 'cause I've seen more than my share
of ladies doing the pocket pinchin'.
‐ Yeah, don't pick your poon. ‐ Pardon?
‐ I said, don't pick your‐‐ ‐ Piss off!
‐ Dart?
[phones vibrating]
KATY: Whoa.
DAN: That is juicy.
‐ So... to MoDean's?
‐ I'd have a dart!
♪
‐ Bonnie! Turn that down!
[music volume lowers]
Heard some talk that people been talkin'.
It's okay.
I'm the first gal from town to take down Jim Dickens.
He's always fancied girls from Donegal,
where I'm heard he's referred to as the Donegal Ripper.
He's a mystery around here... till now.
How big is Dick‐skin?
Take a roll of paper towel.
Take all the paper towel off of it
'til yer left with nothing but the cardboard tubing
inside the roll.
Got it? ALL: Yeah.
‐ Now double it. ALL: Yeah.
‐ Know how I'm near sighted?
ALL: Yeah.
‐ Dick‐skin got behind me at one point.
His horn's so long I needed my glasses
to see what he was up to back there.
‐ Still not as big as Stewart's‐‐ STEWART: Roald!
‐ At one point, Dick‐skin scooped me up by my bum,
like Vin Diesel in the original
Fast and the Furious movie motion picture.
‐ Okay.
‐ He's so tall,
it was the equivalent of riding an elevator
up one and a half stories,
with one hundred and a half times the danger.
‐ Is it hard for anyone else to picture Dickens
doing anything but fast‐talking auctioneering?
‐ Who said there was no fast‐talk auctioneering?!
‐ Fuck off.
‐ "Can I get a dip, one dip, dip?
"Can I get an ass in the air like I just don't care?
"Oh! [grunting]
"Fuckin' Gail everywhere.
"Fuckin' Gail. Fuckin' Gail here, here.
"Goin' once, goin' once‐‐"
JIM: Would you like to go twice...
[Glen gasping] Gailer?
‐ Jim Dick‐skins. Didn't see you come in there.
‐ Didn't ya not really? ‐ No. Why?!
‐ Well, he's a c‐hair shy of seven feet tall is all.
‐ These are for you. I picked them myself.
‐ Aww... [sniffing]
‐ Huh. Smells nice.
How would you like to pick another flower?
‐ Buy me a beer first? ‐ 'Kay.
I'd put it on your tab, but I can't seem to find it.
Maybe we should just start a new one.
[both chuckling]
‐ Is anyone else thinking what I'm thinking?
‐ Free beer if you smash Gailer?
‐ No. Two people from the same town,
together and happy... it's kinda rare.
Big take away, there is no one dateable in this town.
‐ Yeah, well, I mean, what about...
‐ No. There's no one dateable in this town.
‐ Well, there is‐‐ ‐ No.
There is no one dateable in this town!
‐ Do you agree with that, Bonnie?
‐ Buncha' stinkers and scratchers, really.
‐ It's just no one new or exotic ever comes into town.
Like what's it going to take for some sexy Brit
to come in here and charm me with that accent?
ALL: Angie?
‐ [English accent:] Oh, please do excuse me, yeah?
I've been abroad for so long, I'm barely recognizable,
d'you know what I mean?
Where does the queue begin for a pint at this pub?
I've drank nearly nothing but Guinness since Dublin, haven't I?
Oh. Do you take euros here?
ALL: Pull your finger outta your ass.
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