1. Back orders
and you never
called themCopy !req
2. Can you believe this?
There's a dog
in the car.Copy !req
3. You can't leave a dog
in a parked car!Copy !req
4. Snowboarder, it figuresCopy !req
5. Do snowboarders
hate animals?Copy !req
6. I bet this guy
didn't leave his weed
in the carCopy !req
7. Okay, we have to do something
because this is
incredibly dangerous.Copy !req
8. Oscar, it's not
that hot outCopy !req
9. A car parked in the sun
is like a toaster oven.Copy !req
10. Well, we don't know how long
the driver's been goneCopy !req
11. and it's not
in direct sunlightCopy !req
12. So what, Andy?
You want to just
let him die, you scumbag?Copy !req
13. Here, I'm going
to get in my carCopy !req
14. When I start dying,
I will honk
the horn three timesCopy !req
15. That means
save the dogCopy !req
16. Okay
you know what?Copy !req
17. I'm going to give him
something to drinkCopy !req
18. Come here, doggyCopy !req
19. Come onCopy !req
20. Dwight
at least aim itCopy !req
21. There you go
Here, doggy.Copy !req
22. He's not even trying
Come here
doggy, come on.Copy !req
23. We're losing
cloud cover.Copy !req
24. Don't try to get in
on it now, Michael VickCopy !req
25. Hey, hey, hey
Vick did his timeCopy !req
26. This guy's been gone
long enough. He's lost
his right to a window.Copy !req
27. Get back, buddy
Get backCopy !req
28. Oscar, what are you
What... No, heyCopy !req
29. All rightCopy !req
30. YeahCopy !req
31. Nice job, OscarCopy !req
32. And one
for good measure.Copy !req
33. YeahCopy !req
34. So, who's going
to take the dog?Copy !req
35. Why would we
take the dog?Copy !req
36. What if he jumps out
the window and runs away?Copy !req
37. Jim, he's not
going to start...Copy !req
38. Stay, stayCopy !req
39. Nein. Sitz!Copy !req
40. Gut.Copy !req
41. Oscar, what do you want to do?
This is kind of your deal.Copy !req
42. You want a dog?Copy !req
43. There we go
that should do itCopy !req
44. Yeah, it's good.
It'll workCopy !req
45. Nice jobCopy !req
46. Bye, poochie
Bye, doggyCopy !req
47. ByeCopy !req
48. What's that come to?
Like, what did
they each win?Copy !req
49. Oh, man, it's gotta
be over $100,000.Copy !req
50. Yeah, before taxesCopy !req
51. That's still
a lot of moneyCopy !req
52. The warehouse crew won
the lottery yesterday.Copy !req
53. $950,000.Copy !req
54. And then they quit.Copy !req
55. And no one else
can focus.Copy !req
56. This is it.Copy !req
57. This is all
on my shoulders.Copy !req
58. I'm the one who has to tell
everyone to get back to workCopy !req
59. I'm the one who has
to tell Darryl to hire
a new warehouse crewCopy !req
60. I'm the one who has
to say those things.Copy !req
61. Hello?Copy !req
62. Justine.Copy !req
63. Nice surprise.
How you doing, baby?Copy !req
64. No, no, no.
I didn't winCopy !req
65. When I got promoted
I stopped...Copy !req
66. What?Copy !req
67. Yeah, Glenn wonCopy !req
68. You want to call him?
Yeah, you should call himCopy !req
69. Congratulate him
That would beCopy !req
70. What?Copy !req
71. His number is
in your old phoneCopy !req
72. Oh, you know what?
I might have it rightCopy !req
73. Whoops.Copy !req
74. When I worked
in the warehouse, I was
part of that lotto pool.Copy !req
75. They wonCopy !req
76. playing my birthdayCopy !req
77. What really interests me
is the group dynamic
of six peopleCopy !req
78. winning the lotteryCopy !req
79. This will not
end well, right?Copy !req
80. YeahCopy !req
81. We're looking at
at least one suicideCopy !req
82. and one weird sex thing.
At leastCopy !req
83. I don't even know what
I'd do with all that moneyCopy !req
84. I know what you'd do
with all that moneyCopy !req
85. "Hey, Pam
Let's buy expensive
bathrobes and hug.'Copy !req
86. No, I'd probably
buy a big piece
of land in MaineCopy !req
87. build a house
work in town.Copy !req
88. Somewhere I could
bike to or kayak to.Copy !req
89. I'd either bike to my job
at the kayak shopCopy !req
90. or I'd kayak to my job
at the bike shop.Copy !req
91. And then on the weekends
would you hacky sackCopy !req
92. back to reality and spend time
with your wife and kids?Copy !req
93. Whoa, Saucy
I thought you
liked Maine.Copy !req
94. I think we should get
a townhouse in SohoCopy !req
95. Soho's mostly lofts
but okayCopy !req
96. And then, every morning
I'd walk out onto my terraceCopy !req
97. and I would breathe in
the inspiration of the cityCopy !req
98. You know, and just gather
ideas for my paintingCopy !req
99. Oh, GodCopy !req
100. And then my
handsome husbandCopy !req
101. Which, ideally
would be me.Copy !req
102. Would bring me
a flavored coffeeCopy !req
103. Stop. I'm a barista
in your fantasy?Copy !req
104. Well, in your fantasy
we're Stephen King
charactersCopy !req
105. I don't know
about Stephen KingCopy !req
106. Get a divorce
Get a divorceCopy !req
107. I think I would
keep workingCopy !req
108. And for my salary,
I guess I would take
like, $1 a year.Copy !req
109. Obviously, I wouldn't
come in till noonCopy !req
110. And I wouldn't do anything
I didn't want to doCopy !req
111. I mean, I'm getting paid
$1 a year, okay?
You can chillCopy !req
112. Are you kidding me?Copy !req
113. Guys, if I have to ask you
to get back to work
one more timeCopy !req
114. I'm gonna change my toneCopy !req
115. To down here, like Mr. TCopy !req
116. And this would get
seriously annoyingCopy !req
117. I feel sympathy for the jerks
who have to listen
to this all dayCopy !req
118. DarrylCopy !req
119. How we doing on
the new warehouse guys?Copy !req
120. I don't knowCopy !req
121. What... Do we have
new guys?Copy !req
122. NoCopy !req
123. Are they on
their way over?Copy !req
124. I haven't hired anyoneCopy !req
125. What? No warehouse guys?Copy !req
126. I have an important order
that has to go out by 5:00Copy !req
127. I e-mailed you about itCopy !req
128. I'm not checking
e-mail till lunchCopy !req
129. Four hour work weekCopy !req
130. This is kind of
time-sensitiveCopy !req
131. I got it. I'm doing itCopy !req
132. Andy, this is a seriously
big order. I can't
lose this client.Copy !req
133. All right, well
until we have a new crewCopy !req
134. let's get some volunteers
for warehouse dutyCopy !req
135. Who's in?Copy !req
136. As long as you guys
don't need me up hereCopy !req
137. I think we'll be fine
No, we don't.Copy !req
138. Really? Nobody's going
to help her?Copy !req
139. Is chivalry dead?
Are you volunteering?Copy !req
140. Of course, I wouldCopy !req
141. But my hipCopy !req
142. I would kill
to be at 100%Copy !req
143. Jim, how about you?Copy !req
144. Yeah. I meanCopy !req
145. as the strongest person
in this office,
I guess I shouldCopy !req
146. Okay, no, noCopy !req
147. That... You are
so not... Oh, GodCopy !req
148. False. Andy,
I will volunteerCopy !req
149. GreatCopy !req
150. And KevinCopy !req
151. Good old Kevin.
He'll do anythingCopy !req
152. Well, guess what?Copy !req
153. I will not do
a good job.Copy !req
154. Thank you
Sure.Copy !req
155. Wait, wait.
What's this?Copy !req
156. Oh, sorryCopy !req
157. I thought it was a
guess-your-baby's-birth-weight
pool.Copy !req
158. It says "lotto pool'
right on top.Copy !req
159. Yeah, and I said sorryCopy !req
160. Oh, come onCopy !req
161. You really think
I'm going to have
a 14-pound baby?Copy !req
162. When did I get so fat?Copy !req
163. You look awesomeCopy !req
164. I didn't hire anyone,
if that's why you're hereCopy !req
165. Where are we
in the process?Copy !req
166. I have a file
of applicants hereCopy !req
167. I just gotta open it
look at it,Copy !req
168. interview a bunch of guys
hire some of them.Copy !req
169. So I say we're
in the early stages
of the process.Copy !req
170. Did you go out celebrating
with the guys last night?Copy !req
171. They guys did
invite me out
to celebrate,Copy !req
172. but I decided
to just stay homeCopy !req
173. Eat a bunch of tacos
in my basementCopy !req
174. You do have
a fantastic basementCopy !req
175. I didCopy !req
176. I did have
a fantastic basementCopy !req
177. Now it smells
like tacos.Copy !req
178. You can't air out
a basementCopy !req
179. And taco air is heavyCopy !req
180. It settles
at the lowest pointCopy !req
181. Right. UmCopy !req
182. Well, how about we take
a look at some applications?Copy !req
183. This guy wrote his
in green ink.Copy !req
184. That's pretty cool
Check it out.Copy !req
185. HeyCopy !req
186. There you go
There he isCopy !req
187. That is not DarrylCopy !req
188. I don't know where Darryl is
I suspect, probably,Copy !req
189. our Darryl is inside
of Fat Darryl.Copy !req
190. Okay, 300 boxes
of 20-pound whiteCopy !req
191. That's 75 boxes per person
So, that's not so bad.Copy !req
192. NegativeCopy !req
193. Three hundred boxes for me
zero for you chumpsCopy !req
194. Deal with itCopy !req
195. NiceCopy !req
196. Oh, oh, ohCopy !req
197. DamnCopy !req
198. YupCopy !req
199. Welcome, everybodyCopy !req
200. My name is Andy,
and this is
my other brother, DarrylCopy !req
201. What? No Newhart fans?Copy !req
202. OkayCopy !req
203. Darryl, how do we usually
kick these things off?Copy !req
204. You mean, what did we do
the last time the warehouse
won the lottery?Copy !req
205. Your old crew
won the lottery?Copy !req
206. Does anyone have experience
shelving, storing
keeping track...Copy !req
207. What do we use?
The Dewey Decimal System?Copy !req
208. Wait, wait.
So, all the
old guys quit?Copy !req
209. Oh, yeah
WellCopy !req
210. One of them, Glenn
is starting one
of those fat campsCopy !req
211. where he steals your kid
in the middle of the nightCopy !req
212. Madge and a couple
other guys might start
a strip club.Copy !req
213. But on a boatCopy !req
214. And Hide is investing
in an energy drink
for Asian homosexualsCopy !req
215. Could you guys
give us a minute?Copy !req
216. But stay close
You're all doing greatCopy !req
217. Maybe grab a coffee
or if there's any donuts outCopy !req
218. you can split oneCopy !req
219. You know
they're for everybody
so people get fussyCopy !req
220. You know what?
Just have a donutCopy !req
221. Do you want to talk about this
not-winning-the-lottery thing?Copy !req
222. I don'tCopy !req
223. You sure?
'Cause you keep
talking about it, soCopy !req
224. Nope. I'm good
I'm here.Copy !req
225. Let's find some
warehouse workers
Good, great.Copy !req
226. Then, can you say things
that aren't, like, a huge
bummer to everybody?Copy !req
227. 'Cause the more I talk
the more they're
going to realizeCopy !req
228. I don't know
what I'm talking aboutCopy !req
229. OkayCopy !req
230. We need you, okay?
OkayCopy !req
231. Okay?
YeahCopy !req
232. All rightCopy !req
233. AhCopy !req
234. What's the problem?Copy !req
235. Grunting is scientifically
proven to add more powerCopy !req
236. Ask any female tennis playerCopy !req
237. or her husbandCopy !req
238. I didn't feel anythingCopy !req
239. All right, thank you
for coming back in again.Copy !req
240. Now, we're going
to ask you a few questions
Darryl, you have the floor.Copy !req
241. Why do you want
to work here?Copy !req
242. I need a jobCopy !req
243. It's not a good reasonCopy !req
244. GoodCopy !req
245. Keeping them honestCopy !req
246. Don't just take
the first job
that comes your wayCopy !req
247. 'Cause next thing you know
it's 10 years later,
and you're still thereCopy !req
248. You could write
your obituary tomorrowCopy !req
249. It's not going
to change.Copy !req
250. Are we scaring
them straight?Copy !req
251. I hope soCopy !req
252. Think about
this carefullyCopy !req
253. There's better lives
than this one.Copy !req
254. I've never been luckyCopy !req
255. And I'm not talking
about the lotteryCopy !req
256. I'm talking about
stuff like developing
a soy allergy at 35.Copy !req
257. Who gets a soy allergy at /5?Copy !req
258. And why is soy in everything?Copy !req
259. Nice, right back
where I like youCopy !req
260. Can you make 10 copies
of this for me?
NoCopy !req
261. Why not? What
are you doing?Copy !req
262. Buying lottery
tickets onlineCopy !req
263. Everyone wants to be rich
but nobody wants
to work for itCopy !req
264. You came in
at 10:30 today, right?Copy !req
265. Okay, I'll just
do this myselfCopy !req
266. Is everyone licensed?
Like a driver's license?Copy !req
267. No, warehouse licenseCopy !req
268. Masters in
warehouse sciences?Copy !req
269. I feel that Darryl has talked
about a license of some kindCopy !req
270. Is this a joke?
No. Not joking.Copy !req
271. This is realCopy !req
272. Painfully real,
what is happening
right nowCopy !req
273. Okay, I'm not
going to make it
I'm turning backCopy !req
274. There's gotta be
a better way to do thisCopy !req
275. This is literally how
they built the pyramidsCopy !req
276. Well, they whipped people
which was helpful.Copy !req
277. But you're right.
We should be able
to find a more efficient wayCopy !req
278. of moving boxes
than Madge or HideCopy !req
279. YeahCopy !req
280. Not that they're
not smart peopleCopy !req
281. No, no, very smartCopy !req
282. Theirs is
more of a physical
intelligenceCopy !req
283. I'd go with thatCopy !req
284. Like baboons
or elephants.Copy !req
285. Not that, don'tCopy !req
286. Guys, when I was a kid
my sisters used
to butter me upCopy !req
287. and slide me
across the linoleum floor
of the kitchen.Copy !req
288. It really made
them laugh.Copy !req
289. It's a great idea, KevCopy !req
290. I don't think
it applies here, thoughCopy !req
291. So, maybe we justCopy !req
292. Yeah, we move stuff
and have fun.Copy !req
293. Kevin
doesn't applyCopy !req
294. Right, my momCopy !req
295. You need
to drop it, okay?Copy !req
296. They hate itCopy !req
297. I like it a lot
but they hate it
so drop it.Copy !req
298. Does anyone get distracted
easily by bubble wrap?Copy !req
299. You'll be dealing with
lots of bubble wrap,
obviously. Um...Copy !req
300. How much longer
is this going to take?Copy !req
301. Did you hire them?Copy !req
302. No, because
they all left.Copy !req
303. What do you mean
they left?Copy !req
304. I mean, after you bailedCopy !req
305. I got confused
and frankly,
a little weirdCopy !req
306. And the stuff that you said
certainly didn't helpCopy !req
307. Then I think you
should fire me.Copy !req
308. What are you talking about?
I'm not going to fire youCopy !req
309. Yeah, just put me out
of my misery.Copy !req
310. Okay, this is weird.
I don't get the jokeCopy !req
311. No? OkayCopy !req
312. I don't want
to be here anymoreCopy !req
313. Fire meCopy !req
314. So Darryl says
to me, "Fire me,'Copy !req
315. but what he really means isCopy !req
316. "I'm going to say something
really weird, try and figure
out what it means."Copy !req
317. So I say, "No,
you're not fired.'Copy !req
318. But what I really mean isCopy !req
319. "I've no idea
what you're
talking aboutCopy !req
320. "But I'm going to go ahead
and hire some peopleCopy !req
321. "for the warehouse and hope
that you eventually
start feeling better."Copy !req
322. I really hope that's
what he and I meanCopy !req
323. AttentionCopy !req
324. Does anyone know anyone who
could work in the warehouse?Copy !req
325. We can payCopy !req
326. Come on, OscarCopy !req
327. Who's the most jacked guy
in all of Scranton?Copy !req
328. Like your wildest
fantasy guy?Copy !req
329. Bulk or definition?Copy !req
330. DefinitionCopy !req
331. Bruce Kenward.
He hangs out
at Planet FitnessCopy !req
332. Are those just show muscles
or is he really strong?Copy !req
333. Oh, he's plenty strongCopy !req
334. It used to be Reggie Winters
out at Gold's GymCopy !req
335. But he moved awayCopy !req
336. And then it was between
Bruce and this guy, DeanCopy !req
337. But Dean got fixated
on his calves,Copy !req
338. and, uhCopy !req
339. And his triceps
went to hell.Copy !req
340. So, I've been thinkingCopy !req
341. after we win the lottery
we take our winnings...Copy !req
342. Our fake winningsCopy !req
343. And we move
to the South of FranceCopy !req
344. See... No, there's plenty
of bicycling for you.Copy !req
345. I think that's
where they do
the Tour de FranceCopy !req
346. It is, yeahCopy !req
347. I mean, I just don't know
why I'm compromisingCopy !req
348. if it's my fantasyCopy !req
349. Because in my fantasy,
it's Maine, and you love itCopy !req
350. Because I'm never going
to act like that,
even in your fantasyCopy !req
351. Nope, you're doing
a great job of it
in my fantasy right nowCopy !req
352. Hey, idiot, what did
Erin want again?Copy !req
353. A hot chocolate teaCopy !req
354. Gideon, you are
a PhD candidateCopy !req
355. studying America's
diminishing blue-collar
workforce?Copy !req
356. North AmericaCopy !req
357. And "diminishing" is a little
reductive, but, sure
that's the headline versionCopy !req
358. GreatCopy !req
359. Well, it will bring
a fresh, new perspective
to the warehouse.Copy !req
360. FYI, Wednesday through Friday
I have a pretty full
teaching schedule.Copy !req
361. Oh, cool
We'll figure
that out.Copy !req
362. Also, FYICopy !req
363. I don't technically
have a hearing problemCopy !req
364. But sometimes, when there's
a lot of noises occurring
at the same timeCopy !req
365. I'll hear them
as one big jumbleCopy !req
366. Again, it's not
that I can't hearCopy !req
367. Because that's false, I canCopy !req
368. Um, I just can't distinguish
between everything
I'm hearing.Copy !req
369. Got it. Duly notedCopy !req
370. YouCopy !req
371. coolest tank top
I have ever seen.
Where did you get that?Copy !req
372. Made it.
So coolCopy !req
373. What a cross section
we have here.Copy !req
374. It's what I love
about interviewingCopy !req
375. I get to meet
all these peopleCopy !req
376. I wouldn't ordinarily
meet, or know
or even talk to.Copy !req
377. Message in a Bottle,
The Postman...Copy !req
378. Kevin Costner
Kevin Costner, yeahCopy !req
379. SoCopy !req
380. I found this greaseCopy !req
381. And then I remembered
that you thought
it was a great idea.Copy !req
382. You did say
it was a great ideaCopy !req
383. I heard you say itCopy !req
384. So it's not
the dumbest ideaCopy !req
385. It's not the
greatest one...Copy !req
386. But the fact remains,
we gotta move these boxes.Copy !req
387. And it's clear we're
not going to carry them.Copy !req
388. So sadly, it's the best
idea on the table.
Exactly.Copy !req
389. Hey, I think we're
ready to get this...Copy !req
390. Jim?
Is he okay?Copy !req
391. He'll be fineCopy !req
392. Surprise! Your new crewCopy !req
393. Would you just
fire me, man?Copy !req
394. Hey, why?
Because you didn't
win the lottery?Copy !req
395. How am I supposed
to make you happy?Copy !req
396. You want to make
me happy? Huh?Copy !req
397. Yeah
Give me your job.Copy !req
398. Haha. What?
I'll do it better
than youCopy !req
399. I earned it,
I deserve itCopy !req
400. I got passed over
God knows why.Copy !req
401. Reasons I cannot
and will not understandCopy !req
402. The job was mine, Andy
Everyone said it was mineCopy !req
403. Make me manager
or fire me.Copy !req
404. I'm not going
to give you my jobCopy !req
405. It's my job
I earned it!Copy !req
406. And here's the thing
You weren't even
next in line.Copy !req
407. I asked about you
I saw your fileCopy !req
408. You have a history
of being short
with peopleCopy !req
409. and you hired Glenn
your buddy,Copy !req
410. to replace you
in the warehouseCopy !req
411. He was under-qualified
They saw that.Copy !req
412. Also, Darryl, FYICopy !req
413. I already told
this to AndyCopy !req
414. but you should
probably knowCopy !req
415. I technically don't have
a hearing problemCopy !req
416. It's just when there's
a lot of noises...
Nate. Please.Copy !req
417. Thank you.Copy !req
418. You have no
business educationCopy !req
419. You were going to take
classes under Deangelo
What happened to that?Copy !req
420. He diedCopy !req
421. He didn't die,
his brain diedCopy !req
422. And my brain is still
very much aliveCopy !req
423. And I'd be happy
to give you
business classesCopy !req
424. How come you haven't
asked me about it?Copy !req
425. What was...
What was the lastCopy !req
426. I'm having aCopy !req
427. No part of this has
anything to do with youCopy !req
428. I didn't have time
because of my daughterCopy !req
429. But you had time
for a softball clinicCopy !req
430. And a Mediterranean
cooking class.Copy !req
431. Hey, I'm not going to tell you
this stuff if you're going
to throw it back in my face!Copy !req
432. Hey, here's the thingCopy !req
433. Jo saw something in you
She loved you.Copy !req
434. She gave you a shot
and then you
stopped pushing.Copy !req
435. She noticedCopy !req
436. OkayCopy !req
437. Okay, what?Copy !req
438. Okay, don't fire meCopy !req
439. OkayCopy !req
440. My future's not going
to be determined by seven
little white lotto balls.Copy !req
441. It's going to be determined
by two big black balls.Copy !req
442. I control my destinyCopy !req
443. I doCopy !req
444. I'll put some
guys on tonightCopy !req
445. The best of your bunch
and my bunchCopy !req
446. I'll tell you now, though
it's going to be mostly
my bunchCopy !req
447. Yeah, that makes senseCopy !req
448. Okay, good
All right.Copy !req
449. Are they here?Copy !req
450. What is going on?Copy !req
451. Oh, hey, guysCopy !req
452. Why is the forklift
in the wall?Copy !req
453. Why is
the truck empty?Copy !req
454. It's not totally emptyCopy !req
455. Is that grease
on my floor?Copy !req
456. OkayCopy !req
457. I can see why you're angry.
You're coming into this coldCopy !req
458. But believe me
a lot of thought
went into this.Copy !req
459. And did your brains
tell you to ruin these
boxes with grease?Copy !req
460. Okay, DarrylCopy !req
461. Listen, and then
you will understandCopy !req
462. The boxes were ruined
during our first
trial testing.Copy !req
463. So now, it's cool
'cause we found
another use for themCopy !req
464. Okay, all rightCopy !req
465. That's... Look, all we were
trying to do is we thought
we could come upCopy !req
466. with a more efficient
way to do things.Copy !req
467. And?Copy !req
468. And we did.
I don't knowCopy !req
469. Jim, tell them
what it's calledCopy !req
470. That's all rightCopy !req
471. No, Jim, tell them
what the name isCopy !req
472. Doesn't matter
what the name isCopy !req
473. Señor Loadenstein
that's stupid.Copy !req
474. Señor LoadensteinCopy !req
475. Tell them why
it's called that, JimCopy !req
476. That's okay, we're goodCopy !req
477. No, Jim, tell us why
it's called señor
LoadensteinCopy !req
478. Porque es muy rápido.Copy !req
479. Okay, you know what?
It's been a real busy day.Copy !req
480. What do you say
we put all this away?Copy !req
481. Let me see itCopy !req
482. It's in beta testingCopy !req
483. Let me see itCopy !req
484. Get the thing, goCopy !req
485. Lube it up.
Kevin, start moppingCopy !req
486. Uno, dos, tres.Copy !req
487. Yeah. I lost my clientCopy !req
488. I already won the lottery
I was born in
the US of A, babyCopy !req
489. And as backup,
I have a Swiss passportCopy !req
490. I would spend
a lot of timeCopy !req
491. launching my
true crime podcast
"The Flenderson Files.'Copy !req
492. Duh-buh-bumCopy !req
493. Flenderson FilesCopy !req
494. We came
to an agreementCopy !req
495. We're going to live
in a stunning
pre-war brownstoneCopy !req
496. at the top of a mountainCopy !req
497. Right, it's city
and country combinedCopy !req
498. Just a subway stop away
are the best museums
in the world.Copy !req
499. And I can fish right
from the window
of Pam's pottery studioCopy !req
500. We can chat
any time we wantCopy !req
501. Just like nowCopy !req
502. It's too bad the schools
are terrible, but what are you
going to do about that?Copy !req
503. What are you
going to do?Copy !req