On the Line
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Gibbons. Oh ho ho!
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Oh, Gibbons...
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why don't you just offer
a reward?

:29:21
Like with a lost puppy?
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Ha ha ha! Oh!
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Oh, son, it's so sad.
:29:29
You've gotten it
all bass-ackwards.

:29:32
Look, first
you get the power...

:29:35
then you get the money...
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and then you buy the love.
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Oh. Gibbons, please.
:29:43
Don't be a dummy.
:29:46
[Phone beeps]
:29:47
WOMAN:
Reebok's on the line.

:29:48
Could you ask them to hold,
please?

:29:51
Focus on the job at hand.
:29:53
Money makes the world
go around...

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and anyone that tells you that
money is the root of all evil--

:29:58
WOMAN:
Doesn't have any.

:30:02
Hello?
:30:04
WOMAN: Are you talking to
the young man from the train?

:30:07
Yes.
:30:08
WOMAN: We'd like him
to head up the creative team.

:30:10
-Really?
-Really?

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WOMAN: Reebok can use people
with his kind ofpassion.

:30:16
Gibbons, ignore everything
I've ever told you.

:30:20
ANNOUNCER: Now batting,
second baseman Eric Young.

:30:25
ERIC: Straight from the oven
ofyour mama's house.

:30:28
-I'll take a bag.
-There you go, fella.

:30:32
Yo, what's up, fellas?
:30:33
What's up? Man,
No-Action Jackson over here...

:30:36
keeps talking about
the girl from the train.

:30:37
Man, are you serious? Would you
cut it out already, dude?

:30:40
You're like the poster boy for
the romantically challenged.

:30:44
Hey, yo, this guy needs a date.
:30:46
Hey, anybody read
the newspaper today?

:30:48
This is the guy
from the train...

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who put up that poster
trying to find that girl.

:30:51
-Would you shut up?
-Oh, that's so romantic.

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-I have a daughter.
-Oh, yeah? Does she eat meat?

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ANNOUNCER: Now batting...
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I don't know
why I tell you guys anything.

:30:59
ANNOUNCER: Fred McGriff.

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