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:28:00
Thank you. Don't come again.
:28:03
This is all your fault.
:28:05
How's it my fault you left
the book in the limo?

:28:08
It's your fault I was even in the limo.
:28:12
I can't even function
without my day planner.

:28:14
I'm trying to think of a reason
to keep on living.

:28:17
Still trying. Still trying.
:28:21
- You need to chill. You just need to relax.
- Relax?

:28:25
How am I supposed to relax?
My relaxation tapes are in my day planner!

:28:34
- Snap out of it!
- Don't hit me.

:28:37
Listen. Okay, your speech doesn't start until
3:00. That gives you three and a half hours!

:28:44
- Four and a half.
- Same thing.

:28:46
Roxy, spontaneity doesn't just happen.
:28:49
You have to get there and rehearse.
:28:53
Besides, where am I gonna
get cleaned up?

:28:56
I have a plan.
:28:58
Checking in, ladies?
:28:59
- We're with the band.
- Yeah.

:29:01
- Well, then.
- I'm Paris, this is Nicky.

:29:03
Welcome, Paris.
:29:05
- How could you let them go?
- Well, they're very smart.

:29:08
- One of them even spoke Chinese.
- I don't care.

:29:11
What's so important
about this stupid chip?

:29:13
That stupid chip contains millions of dollars
in pirated music.

:29:17
Pirate music? You mean:
:29:21
Bennie!
:29:23
Okay. I know what you mean.
I was just kidding.

:29:25
We send chip to Hong Kong...
:29:28
...they transfer it from chip
onto compact disk.

:29:31
They sell pirated copies,
and we make millions.

:29:36
Okay, I understand.
:29:39
I'll get the chip back
and restore honor to family.

:29:43
After all, I am your
number-one adopted son.

:29:46
Get chip, make compact disk,
sell to teenagers.


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