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- Hi.
- The other cheesecake came.
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They delivered it
to the wrong address again.
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So, just bring it
back downstairs.
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What's the problem?
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- I can't seem to say good-bye.
- Are you serious?
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Chandler, we ate an entire
cheesecake two days ago
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and you want more?
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Well, I've forgotten
what it tastes like, okay?
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It was cheesecake.
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It was fine.
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It had a buttery, crumbly,
graham cracker crust..
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...with a very... rich
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yet...light...
cream cheese filling.
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Well, my whole mouth
just filled with saliva. Hmm.
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You know what? Forget it.
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We are just hungry.
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We have not had lunch.
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We are just light-headed.
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So, let us go out
and have lunch
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and forget about the cheesecake.
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Yeah, and we'll
drop it off downstairs
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so that we're not tempted.
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Good idea. Where do you
wanna go to lunch?
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Mama's Little Bakery,
Chicago, Illinois.
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Oh... Mel Torme died.
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Joey, that paper's,
like, a year old.
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Oh, does that mean
the Sam Goody sale is over?
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- Hey.
- Hey.
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So, I finally heard
back from Aunt Cheryl
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and apparently
it wasn't a mistake.
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Uh, there's, there's
limited seating in the hall..
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Limited seating?
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I am just one tiny person.
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Well, yeah,
but she doesn't know that.
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I mean...
the last time she saw you
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you would have turned one of
those little wedding chairs
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into kindling.
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Uh..."limited seating."
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Oh, that is such a lame excuse.
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That's not the reason
why she's not inviting me.
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What's the big deal? I wasn't
even invited to the ceremony
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just the reception,
and you know what?
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If it makes you feel any better
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Joan and I will just
make an appearance
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and then, and then we'll-we'll
leave early
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as a sign of protest.
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- Joan?
- Yeah, Joan Tedeschi. My date.
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She's an assistant professor
in the linguistics department.
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Tall, very beautiful
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and despite what some people say
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not broad-backed.
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Wait a minute. You got
"Ross Geller and guest"?
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I wasn't invited,
and you got "and guest"?
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Uh, e-excuse me. I do have to
interrupt on Ross's behalf.
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I think the rule applies here.
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You know, since he has a chance
to get on broad-back.--
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Not broad-back!
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Wait a minute. You know,
You're bringing me.
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Well, I can't cancel on Joan.
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- Why not?
- Because.. Did you not hear me?
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She's an assistant professor
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in the linguistics
department, okay?
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They're wild.
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W-why do you wanna come anyway?
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Because..
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...she's my cousin.
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I mean...we grew up together.
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We're family, you know.
All that's..
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that's important to me.
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Okay, alright,
I'll take you.
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I'll go call Joan.
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Oh, that's nice.
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Family should be there, huh?
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This is her wedding,
the happiest day of her life.
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We'll see.
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[Chandler sighs]
Well, thank you for lunch.
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What? Wait a minute. I didn't
pay. I thought you paid.
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So, apparently we just
don't pay for food anymore.
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[chuckles]
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- Do you see what I see?
- It's still there.
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Mrs. Braverman must be out.
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She could be out of town.
Maybe she'll be gone for months.
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By then, the cheesecake
may have gone bad.
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We don't want her to come back
to bad cheesecake.
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- No, that could kill her.
- Well, we don't want that.
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- No, so, we're protecting her.
- Well, we should take it.
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- Yeah, we should move quick.
- Why?
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Because I think I just heard her
moving around in there.
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Go, go, go, go, go, go..