Anger Management
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1:02:01
Well, you had a rough night.
1:02:16
stop with the cupcake!
1:02:19
Rise and shine, sir snoozola.
1:02:23
What's going on? Where are we?
1:02:25
Well, at a great deal of expense
and effort...

1:02:28
...we have managed to locate
your grade school bĂȘte noire...

1:02:31
...Arnie shankman.
1:02:32
We do desire a confrontation with him,
do we not?

1:02:36
What? Do you mean the kid
who bullied me in fifth grade?

1:02:40
Dave, I think it's pivotal for you
to confront your childhood nemesis.

1:02:44
Remember, for 22 more days,
you are mine.

1:02:49
This is where Arnie shankman lives?
1:02:55
You're kidding me. You're going to
make me confront a monk.

1:02:59
Great.
1:03:06
Are you ashamed that you
never stood up to him?

1:03:08
No. He was just a kid lashing out...
1:03:10
...because his sister got sent
to an insane asylum.

1:03:13
I'm surprised your research
didn't tell you that.

1:03:16
This doesn't look like him.
1:03:21
Excuse me, Arnie shankman?
1:03:24
sorry about waking you up.
1:03:27
My name is Pana Kamanana...
1:03:30
...but, yes, I was once known
as Arnie shankman.

1:03:33
Arnie....
1:03:35
Pana Kamanana...
1:03:38
...Dave Buznik
from elementary school.

1:03:41
David Buznik.
1:03:43
This is the last place I thought
I'd find you, a monastery.

1:03:46
You could say I've gone through
a rather dramatic transformation.

1:03:50
Could you excuse him for a second,
Peanuts?

1:03:54
His name's not Peanuts.
It's Pana Manapia.

1:03:56
You want me to fight a monk?
He's not even allowed to hurt a plant.


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