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:56:08
Yeah! Yeah!
:56:10
This doesn't seem fair!
I'm on a roll!

:56:24
Rip his head off!
:56:26
Rip his head off!
:56:28
[romantic music plays]
:56:31
[indistinct conversation, giggling]
:56:34
[inhaling]
:56:40
I like your room.
:56:42
Thanks a lot. It's kind of
a home away from home for me.

:56:45
All the posters are mine.
:56:47
I don't usually like fraternity guys.
They're such losers.

:56:51
But, you're like... mature.
:56:55
Mature?
:56:57
Yeah.
:56:58
So, where do you sleep, anyway?
:57:01
Usually, I sleep at home.
:57:04
Sometimes I do crash here.
:57:06
This is a futon, actually.
It pulls out, you know.

:57:09
Cool, I didn't realize.
:57:11
Can I see it?
:57:14
The futon?
:57:15
Yeah.
:57:20
Wow.
:57:23
Amy, I'm sorry.
:57:26
I'm married.
And I can't do this.

:57:29
I don't want this to get weird, but...
:57:31
Right. I see.
:57:34
But why don't you
leave me your number?

:57:37
This way, if something happens to my wife,
I can give you a call.

:57:40
- I don't think so.
- Okay, that was a bad idea.

:57:42
[bell ringing]
:57:45
Ladies and gentlemen,
welcome to tonight's main event!

:57:53
In this corner,
weighing in at 1 10 pounds,

:57:57
and pushing 89 years of age,
:57:59
the recent recipient of a brand-new
plastic hip,


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