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down-side.
- Yeah, totally. I mean,
except dying.
- I'd welcome that...
Chad works for an
industrial lighting company
where employees sell
expensive L.E.D. lighting
systems
while sitting underneath
the cheap fluorescent bulbs
they're competing against.
- Fuuuck you!
a week.
- You lose a sale, Roger?
- Hey, check this guy out
right here.
day
and he wants to tip Sam,
but Sam doesn't wanna
acknowledge the tip.
Okay, watch. He's gonna go to
give Sam a tip and
no, no. See Sam doesn't want
to acknowledge the tip!
But this guy wants him to
acknowledge the tip.
Sam will probably look back
at- yep, see.
And the other guy just walks
off, he doesn't tip Sam,
and then Sam looks at the
jar, and he can tell by sight
that nothing's been put in
there.
- A**hole.
- It's like a tiny little
ballet.
- Mm hmm.
- He should do those
jellybean in a jar contests
and get rich!
- I wouldn't acknowledge a
tip either.
change at you like you're a
hobo?
How humiliating is that?
- Whoa! Here comes your girl!
after the gym.
Stunning, graceful.
A perfect, sweaty angel.
- Hi.
- Hey.
- What can I get you?
- Soy latte, please.
Hey!
- What?
- Sh*t.
Not a threat.
- He's in a band.
- Threat.
daily grind of rock 'n' roll.
You know what I mean?
- What's her name?
- Becca.
Oh...
She just saw me mouth her
name.
- Yeah, that's a tell.
- Soy latte?
- Oh.
- Hey, I got that.
Yyeaah!
That is for you.
- Just go over there and talk
to her.
I'm sick of watching you
drool over her every day.
- I would love to talk to
her, Chad,
wearing work-out clothes.
You can't make a move on a
girl in work-out clothes
without comin' off like a
douche.
Hey there, I could not help
but notice your body being
displayed
and I was wondering...
if I could have sex with it.
Aaah!
- Alright... I'm givin' her a
brush-by.
Police privilege.
- Oh no, please don't do
that.
- Oh please, I will do that.
It's for you, okay?
Athletic wear is very
misleading.
You don't know what's firm
underneath that.
- I don't need to know.
- Yeah, well no I need to
know.
Excuse me.
- Oh... Thanks for all your
hard work.
- Just tryin' to keep you
safe.
- No, plea- please d- plea-
- So firm!
- Why are we friends with
him?
- He's got a good heart.
Is he parked in two
handicapped spots?
I should get back to the
office.
- Yep.
Me too.
I wouldn't say a coffee
shop is the perfect office...
but I'll admit, it means
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