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MAC: All right, Charlie, we
are going to be gentlemen.
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CHARLIE: Yeah.
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MAC: We have the
law on our side.
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We just show them the deed, and
then they vacate the premises,
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and that's it!
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No reason to be
animals about it.
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CHARLIE: And they changed
the locks, didn't they?
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MAC: Yes, they did.
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CHARLIE: You were right.
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Frank, they changed
the locks, bud.
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FRANK: I'm killing these people.
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They're uncivilized deadbeats.
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CHARLIE: Let's smash the door.
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MAC: All right, ready?
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CHARLIE: Let's go.
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MAC: Here we go.
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ALL: And a one, and
a two, and a three!
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Whoa!
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[GROAN]
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CHARLIE: Shut up.
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MAC: That was a bummer.
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[GROAN]
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FRANK: Man.
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[INAUDIBLE]
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DENNIS: Got to admit,
that's, uh, that
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felt very unsatisfying to me.
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ALL: Yeah.
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MAC: I didn't like that.
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CHARLIE: Should you guys, um--
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DENNIS: What is--
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FRANK: No.
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CHARLIE: Yeah.
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MAC: Try and spin it--
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]
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DENNIS: Let's just
give it another shot.
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ALL: And--
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FRANK: Ooh!
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MAC: Ah, give it another one.
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FRANK: Kick it.
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MAC: Another one.
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[VOICES]
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CHARLIE: Nice! [INAUDIBLE]
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HOMEOWNER: My door!
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FRANK: My door, deadbeat.
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My door.
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And what's this shyster
lawyer doing here?
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LAWYER: Well, it's just so nice
to see you again, Mr. Reynolds.
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I see you're still
just horrible.
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FRANK: Yes, you're horrible
too, and I hate your tie.
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CHARLIE: Uh, hey--
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LAWYER: You know what?
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This family behind me
has 90 days to vacate.
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FRANK: [INAUDIBLE]
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LAWYER: Until then,
you can't touch them.
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FRANK: That's bullbird, man.
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MAC: Uh--
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CHARLIE: Let me--
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FRANK: What do you got there?
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CHARLIE: Let me
handle this, Frank.
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It's not bullbird.
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MAC: Yeah, uh, [INAUDIBLE].
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CHARLIE: He's making
a few good points.
-
Look, buddy, I know
a lot about the law
-
and various other lawyerings.
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I'm well educated, well versed.
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I know that situations like
this, real estate-wise,
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they're very complex.
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LAWYER: Actually,
they're pretty simple.
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The forms are all
standard boilerplate.
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CHARLIE: OK.
-
Well, we're all hungry.
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We're going to get to our hot
plate soon enough, all right?
-
But let's talk about
the contract here.
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LAWYER: Sorry, I forgot.
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Where did you go to
law school again?
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CHARLIE: Uh, well, I could ask
you that very same question.
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LAWYER: I went to Harvard.
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CHARLIE: Oh, mhm.
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LAWYER: How about you?
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CHARLIE: Where?
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LAWYER: Yep.
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CHARLIE: I'm pleading
the fifth, sir.
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LAWYER: Mhm, I'd
advise that you do.
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CHARLIE: And I'll take that
advice into cooperation,
-
all right?
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DENNIS: Ugh.
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CHARLIE: Now let's say you and
I go toe-to-toe on bird law
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and see who comes
out the victim.
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LAWYER: You know, I don't
think I'm going to do anything,
-
um, close to that.
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And I can see clearly you
know nothing about the law.
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It's seems like you
have a tenuous grasp
-
on the English
language in general.
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CHARLIE: Uh, well-- filibuster.
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LAWYER: Do you--do you
know what that word means?
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CHARLIE: Yep.
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LAWYER: Now what's that mean?
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CHARLIE: Ah-- Ah!
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[BANG]
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LAWYER: I, I'm gonna--
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CHARLIE: Ah!
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LAWYER: We're gonna leave.
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CHARLIE: Oh!