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Are you ready to run?
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I have my playlist all ready.
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Actually, it's Diane Keaton's autobiography
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and she just filmed First Wives Club,
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and it's getting me pumped.
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I totally forgot we were gonna run today.
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I emailed you, like, three times.
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Maybe you typed "gmoil" again.
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No more excuses. We have to train.
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We signed up for this charity run, and now we
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have to do it.
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Why can't we just donate the money?
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Why do we have to run the six miles first?
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That's a good point. But no,
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you're getting dressed.
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No, Jessica, I can't go.
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I'm super hungover right now.
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Plus, Masha had a bit of a crisis.
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She accidentally ate a cookie.
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What? Because she fell o n it.
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I am devastated, she's devastated.
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Well, why don't you come running with us?
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No.
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She can run off that cookie.
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You know what? We will do it tomorrow.
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I promise it'll be so fun.
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I mean, that was a close one.
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Good thing I'm a quiet breather.
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I learned that as a kid playing "Who passed
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out?" with my mom. My mom always won.
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Jew in the couch.
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Jew in the couch.
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Nadia.
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American manners.
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I sorry. Jew-Jew person in couch.
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She's not wrong.
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I saw something a few days ago.
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Now I've been sworn to secrecy, but it is
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just too big.
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I know where you're going. You know I can't
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keep a secret, I can't lie,
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Winston. You saw me with that girl.
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Don't leave me like this.
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Even thinking about keeping a secret turns my
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back into a slip n slide.
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Just leave me alone. Come on man, you gotta
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help me out, okay? I'm dying. I'm dying. Hey,
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hey, hey. Come on, come on,
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come on, come on, come on. I'm dying, I'm
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dying, man. Hey!
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I don't want to know.
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Cece and Schmidt are sleeping together.
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Ew. Oh.
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It's happening under our roof.
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No.
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No. Yes!
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This makes me hate things.
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I know, man, it's like up is down,
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but up is the new down,
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man.
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Now my back is sweating.
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All right, who knows?
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Everybody but Jess.
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Hey.
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Hey, Jess. I'm just hanging out in the
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hallway. What's going on? Nothing's going on.
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Yeah, actually, I'm really annoyed. Cece
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bailed on me again. We were supposed to train
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for that race this week.
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That is so Cece.
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I know, I mean, and the weird thing is that
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she said she was hungover,
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but last night, she said she didn't want to
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go out.
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Maybe she had a guy over.
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Not like that. I didn't say anything.
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If you think about what I said, I didn't say
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anything.
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You have a secret. You have a secret.
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Turn around.
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You turn around.
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Let me see your back.
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Just be cool about this. Ew!
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Gross! J'accuse!
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Miller! J'accuse!
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You fold like a lawn chair.
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Fold fold fold fold fold fold fold fold fold.
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Winston, told me Cece and Schmidt are
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sleeping together.
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Come on, man.
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What?
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Oh, my God.
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They know Schmidt. Sweat back?
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You told sweat back?
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Come on, Winston.
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Jess. God, I am so sorry that you had to hear
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about this like this.
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But, I mean, can we just take a moment to
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celebrate me? Schmidty really did it this
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time. I mean, I'm having Indian every night.
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No. Whoa, whoa.
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Jess, I'm really sorry you found out this
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way. Okay? But trust me,
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it wasn't some big conspiracy.
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It was just something that happened, and then
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it got out of control. Sort of like poison
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oak. And I just couldn't stop scratching it.
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Cece started it. That's.
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I did, I started it.
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Why Cece? A re you trying to get back at your
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parents?
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When did it start?
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Jess, I want to emphasize that we are not
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dating. I can't stress that enough.
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This is just sex.
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When did it start?
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1:03 a.m., February 15th.
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Right on schedule.
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It's two months ago.
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Two months. Two moons have passed since you
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started doing it.
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Why do you start talking like a Native
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American when you get angry?
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Two moons have passed.
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Just a quick sidebar.
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All right. We've done it in every room of the
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apartment.
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Ugh, even my room?
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Just the one time.
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Oh, God. How long have you known?
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A few days.
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You didn't tell me either?
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Jess, just as a reminder, I told you seconds
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after I found out.
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Because you're weak, Nick.
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Weak.
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I agree, just chill and stop yelling.
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Jess, I want to tell you everything.
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What do you want to know?
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I don't know, Cece.
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How would I know if you're telling the truth?
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Come on. Jess. Are you seriously mad?
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No. No. I'm not.
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I'm really glad you two are having fun.
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How cool is that?
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For what it's worth, I think what I did was
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really brave.