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A (0:00)
Shut this door and don't open it for anyone for the next five days.
B (0:02)
That's some tea in the G right there.
A (0:04)
Show em.
B (0:05)
That is, in fact, some tea in.
C (0:07)
The G. And I live my life.
A (0:08)
As though there's no rules. Everybody needs to calm down out there. You know what I'm saying?
C (0:13)
And you know who didn't reply to me?
B (0:15)
I'm leaving.
A (0:23)
Just drag one of my titties down to the floor and wrap it around my ankles.
B (0:30)
This is the one is wrong with you.
C (0:32)
What is wrong with me? You knew.
B (0:33)
You're okay, first of all, you are fine today. And you have. You could have come prepared. You didn't bring an umbrella, you didn't bring socks. And it's a torrential downpour in Los Angeles. Okay, Are we blown out?
A (0:46)
Who would. Where is Chris?
B (0:47)
Christopher.
A (0:48)
Chris. Not that it's related, but I do like the way my breath smells.
B (0:56)
Your breath was what I was hoping you would fix, which is why I handed you a Listerine.
A (1:00)
Can you smell it?
B (1:00)
I could. Yeah.
A (1:02)
Well, I don't care. I like the way it smells.
B (1:04)
Crazy. That's like when somebody's farting and it's like I like the scent of my own fart.
A (1:08)
I went to high school with a girl who would cup her farts on her body and wiggle them up to her nose to get a good fresh whiff. And that's how I feel about my breath right now. I'm like. Like it's human.
