:01:03
That was good.
:01:07
Top dog, big dog, bad dog.
:01:11
Who's the best dog?
:01:12
That's my dog.
:01:15
Who's the best dog?
:01:17
That's my dog.
:01:20
It's a big, bad dog.
:01:37
Number one dog. Dog at the top.
:01:40
Slow down, Fido. We need to talk.
:01:42
-Yeah?
-Vince.
:01:44
You see the Vitagirl numbers?
You hit that demographic dead on.
:01:48
Yeah, looking good.
:01:49
-Talk about what?
-Us.
:01:51
We're 24 hours away
from fast-food fame...
:01:54
...or oblivion.
Will you sign off on that copy?
:01:57
No.
:01:58
No? What do you mean, no?
:02:00
Nelson, we've been
killing ourselves with this--
:02:03
-What?
-Meet you in 20.
:02:05
Nelson!
:02:09
I remember growing up.
:02:11
-Summertime...
-I'm starving!
:02:13
-...baseball. ..
-Ready for the game?
:02:15
-You bet.
-Go get 'em!
:02:16
...and Dr. Diggity Dogs.
:02:18
Us. Isn't there some kind of limit
on the "us" talks?
:02:22
One, okay. Two, if necessary.
:02:24
Three, cruel and unusual.
:02:26
Great dog, big dog.
:02:27
Forgot about my parents, didn't you?
:02:30
I can't make it. I'm sorry.
:02:33
Nelson, this is their third trip
to the city.
:02:37
You could make an effort.
:02:41
This is important to me.
:02:43
This account is very important to me.
:02:45
It's Dr. Diggity,
practically an American institution.
:02:49
American institution.
:02:51
Dr. Diggity. Amer--
:02:52
No.
:02:53
You know, there are people
who don't work 24 hours a day.
:02:57
They stop, relax...
:02:59
...have lives.