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Hey there. Is there a project
you're working on?
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I know more than you.
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Alright.
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When April and Andy married,
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I didn't get them
a wedding present.
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In my experience, wedding
presents are nothing more
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than kindling
on the divorce bonfire.
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But I think I found a way that
I can really help them make a home.
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You -- beanbag. Come with me.
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I'm an eggplant.
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I don't care. Come with me.
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- Why?
- I need small hands.
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I'm... scared.
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There, I think I got it.
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Yep, you got it.
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[ Grunts ]
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Can you at least tell me
what you're doing?
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I'm a homeowner.
I would like to
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actually learn something.
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Yeah.
I'm tightening the valve stem
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into the valve shank.
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I'm replacing the handle,
and then tightening
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the set screw,
which will hold it in place.
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Now...
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Oh, my God! We made it work!
[ Laughs ]
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It's a good feeling.
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Sense of accomplishment
and pride.
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Damn it,
I just love it so much.
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- Are you okay?
- Great.
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I'm gonna go around this house
and fix everything
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I can find that needs fixing.
You want to help?
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I really do.
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Good.
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That's next.
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Excuse us!
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Ah, nice form, son.
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Make sure you keep
a firm pressure on the cranium.
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On the cranium?
[ Grunts ]
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Listen up!
I have to turn off the power
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for one minute!
- We're gonna go dark, people!
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Bear with us, okay?
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We got to switch off
the main fuse hose!
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- It's just a fuse.
- It's just a fuse, people!
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Just a fuse.
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I see you got the handle
on that torque wrench.
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Yeah, well,
the flange was a little warped,
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so I just goosed it
with the triple-three bolt smack.
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That was nonsense.
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I know, but it's so fun
to talk like that.
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You know what?
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Keep this.
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You earned it.
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Thanks, Ron.