:17:00
- Turn it loose, hey
- Oh!
:17:03
Shake hands with the 8-0-8
:17:05
Like I said before
PE got a brand new funk
:17:07
- Turn it up
- Bye.
:17:09
- Good game, Shabazz.
- Tell your mother I said "hi."
:17:11
All right.
:17:15
Power to the people
:17:20
I gotta quit playing with those guys
from Jewish Theological Seminary.
:17:23
It really lowers the bar.
:17:26
Oh, can I just say "oy"?
:17:29
Amen to your "oy."
:17:32
- What happened to our youth?
- I'm telling you, it ended at 30, pal.
:17:36
Oh, hey, speaking of our youth,
I forgot to tell you something.
:17:39
- What?
- This is big. Guess who called me.
:17:41
- Who?
- Okay.
:17:43
Think about who is the coolest woman
you and I have ever known, ever.
:17:49
That's easy. Anna Reilly, eighth grade.
No question.
:17:51
- You got it.
- What?
:17:54
- She called you?
- Yeah.
:17:55
- Anna Reilly called you?
- Yeah. Totally out of the blue.
:17:58
- Why?
-'Cause she's coming to New York,
uh, for work...
:18:01
and she wanted to get together
with us.
:18:02
- She just looked me up.
- Really?
:18:04
- Yeah.
- Anna Reilly. What is she doing now?
:18:06
She-- She's, like, analyzing synergies,
or synergising analogies,
or, or some such thing.
:18:11
I couldn't follow it. She's, like, this
very high-powered business-- You know.
:18:16
- Woman?
- Woman, yes. Thank you.
:18:18
- Wow. And you told her about us?
- Yeah. She flipped,
in a-- in a good way.
:18:21
You know, I mean, she laughed for about
ten minutes, but she was excited.
:18:24
- Man, that is so cool.
- I know.
:18:28
I wonder why she called you.
:18:31
What do you mean?
:18:33
No, I mean, she called you.
:18:38
- What, are you
in the eighth grade still?
- What? That's a legitimate question.
:18:41
I just-- I mean, we're both listed.
:18:43
Finn before Schram, okay?
You're ridiculous.
:18:47
That's a good point.
Alphabetical.