1:07:02
Right? Isn't it, isn't it
about freedom of speech?
1:07:07
Yes.
1:07:08
-Yes. -Yes.
-You're right.
1:07:09
Oh, for sure.
1:07:11
You're going to have
to take the single
1:07:12
and the CD off the shelves.
1:07:14
That's what Senator
Spinkle is demanding.
1:07:16
You now what she needs.
1:07:17
Botox.
1:07:18
Everywhere.
1:07:20
But that isn't going
to change her mind.
1:07:22
What else can we do?
1:07:23
You know,
the ladies are right.
1:07:25
We are?
1:07:26
What are you thinking?
1:07:27
No. We can't.
1:07:29
It'll be wrong,
it would be low.
1:07:31
It would be the title
of my next CD.
1:07:33
Which is?
1:07:35
Play dirty.
1:07:49
I've got it!
1:07:57
For your mama.
1:08:05
Who was that?
1:08:06
It's after midnight.
1:08:07
Delivery.
Mom, are you still working?
1:08:10
Sweetheart, the hearings
end tomorrow.
1:08:12
I have to prepare my decision.
1:08:13
It's from Dr. S.
1:08:17
The note says
he made it just for you.
1:08:19
Oh, please. Put that down.
1:08:22
And wash your hands.
1:08:23
But, Mom, everyone loves Dr. S.
1:08:26
That's not true.
1:08:26
There are millions more
just like me.
1:08:29
It's called Utah.
1:08:30
Will you at least
listen to it... for me?
1:08:34
Yes.
1:08:36
Now, go to bed.
1:08:37
And no Boyz R Us.
1:08:42
Senator Spinkle,
1:08:44
I know that we've had
our differences,
1:08:47
but I've been thinking
1:08:49
about me... and you
1:08:51
and I know you're up
1:08:53
for re-election.
1:08:54
so maybe there's
something I can do...
1:08:57
Oh, well, I promised Chip.