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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Season 15, Episode 3 — The Gang Buys A Roller Rink

#1
Are you kidding me? I love Joni Mitchell.

#2
It's Janis Joplin I don't like.

#3
- Why? - I don't like her voice.

#4
Her voice drives me insane.

#5
- You're out of your mind. - No, she's out of her mind.

#6
What do you think about this, then?

#7
Oh! Hey.

#8
I do like that. I love that.

#9
Look at those moves.

#10
- You got the moves, Charlie. - Oh, baby.

#11
- Yeah. - Yeah.

#12
Hey, I like this a lot. Why are we doing it?

#13
Oh, South Philly Skate's closing, man.

#14
- What? - What?

#15
Yeah.

#16
Why would you deliver such sad news

#17
in such an upbeat fashion?

#18
Yeah, you know what?

#19
It felt wrong as I was doing it. Wasn't sure how to stop.

#20
I can't believe this.

#21
Everybody wants to pave paradise and put up a parking lot.

#22
- Nice! Nice. - Joni Mitchell, yeah.

#23
I found a way to weave it in.

#24
I heard you do that.

#25
Now, guys, look, the real question is

#26
what are we gonna do about the rink?

#27
Wait a minute. Wait. You guys want to buy a roller rink?

#28
Oh, God, no. No, no, no. We already tried that.

#29
Yeah. You guys remember that?

#30
- The last time we were there. - That's right.

#31
The last time we were there. What year was that?

#32
- Yeah. - 1998.

#33
- Yeah. - You guys remember that night?

#34
Oh, yeah.

#35
Like it was yesterday.

#36
Hey, no whipping.

#37
I saw that. Are you chewing gum?

#38
No gum on my rink, all right?

#39
Go spit it out. Gum is the enemy.

#40
Long way together

#41
Through the hard times and the good...

#42
Skate clean, everybody. Let's skate clean.

#43
That is the main thing.

#44
Richie Keen, keep it clean, buddy, all right?

#45
I don't want to see any hotdogging.

#46
Hotdogging happens at the concession stand.

#47
Okay, new people.

#48
Coming through, coming through.

#49
All right, come on, let's go. Keep it clean.

#50
Watch it.

#51
Briana, no more gum.

#52
Man, can't trust anybody.

#53
Yo, Mac.

#54
- Yo, what's up, Charlie? - Dude.

#55
It's buzzing out there, huh?

#56
Yeah, dude, the roller rink business is booming, man.

#57
Let me tell you. Now take that jacket off, dude.

#58
How many times do I have to tell you

#59
you can't wear street clothes at work.

#60
What you talking about, man?

#61
This jacket's phat as hell.

#62
It may be phat, but you're not supposed to wear it, all right?

#63
And you're not even repping Philly, dude.

#64
Well, the Hornets have the coolest colors, man.

#65
I got to look phat 'cause I'm out there selling weed,

#66
and you got to look phat if you're selling weed.

#67
And also, dude, I'm gonna say this as your friend

#68
and not just your boss,

#69
stop dealing drugs at work, okay?

#70
- Blowing up. 911. - Take it outside. I don't want to see...

#71
- I got to make a call. - If Smokey sees you with that thing,

#72
I'm gonna get in trouble, too. Did you spray these down, or what?

#73
'Cause you got to keep the...

#74
Not bad.

#75
I rode my bicycle

#76
Past your window last night

#77
I roller-skated to your door at daylight...

#78
All right, now, you kids have a lot of fun, all right?

#79
And Daddy's got a very important meeting to go to.

#80
- Good luck, Daddy. - Thank you, honey.

#81
You be safe, sweetheart. Dennis,

#82
don't forget to leave your cellular telephone on.

#83
You work for me now.

#84
Yes, Father. Got it.

#85
Brand-new pair of roller skates

#86
You got a brand-new key...

#87
There you go. Have fun.

#88
Hey, guys.

#89
- Hey, hey, hey, hey. - What's up, fellas?

#90
- Hey! Here they are. - There's the college guy.

#91
Now, see, Mac, that's how you wear a jacket at work.

#92
You know, Dennis looks like Jerry Seinfeld.

#93
Thanks, man. Yeah, that's kind of what I was going for. Yeah.

#94
I don't like how mean they are to each other on that show.

#95
Sweet Dee. So pure of heart. You know?

#96
Hey, when you going to Hollywood, Dee?

#97
Tomorrow. Yeah, this is my last night in Philly.

#98
I'm actually super nervous.

#99
You got nothing to be nervous about.

#100
No, you're gonna do great out there, sis.

#101
They're gonna love you.

#102
You just have so much natural charisma,

#103
and you're so funny.

#104
Aw, man. Thanks, you guys.

#105
That really means a lot to me.

#106
- Yeah, yeah. - Size 11 skates, please.

#107
Oh. Oh, Dee, um...

#108
We only carry, like, women's up to, like,

#109
I think maybe, like nine?

#110
Oh, no, Charlie, size 11 in men's.

#111
- That's okay. - Right. You wear men's.

#112
- Yeah. - I totally forgot.

#113
Okay, I got those. Hang on.

#114
Here we go.

#115
- There we go. - Yeah. Boom.

#116
Okay. Thanks, guys. I'm gonna go skate with my friends.

#117
- I'll see you in a bit. - Have fun, Dee.

#118
- See you. - Have fun.

#119
- Bye. - So sweet.

#120
Such a good-hearted person.

#121
Guys, thank you so much for not making fun

#122
of the size of her feet. They're very big.

#123
- Oh, no, dude. - Of course not.

#124
I would never make fun of her physical attributes.

#125
Hey, you guys want to grab a soda or something?

#126
- I'd love a soda. - I'd love a soda.

#127
All right, let's get a quick break.

#128
Hey, Smokey, stepping away!

#129
Huh?

#130
Stepping away there, boss!

#131
Yeah, whatever.

#132
Smokey loves me, dude.

#133
Hey, he's giving me one of those email addresses.

#134
- Whoa. - Email?

#135
Mark my words, nobody will ever use email.

#136
The Internet is a fad for nerds.

#137
- Yeah, probably. - Yeah.

#138
Let's roll.

#139
So, what's it like working for your old man?

#140
Like, what's he actually do?

#141
Business.

#142
That's sweet, man. Like, what kind of business is he in?

#143
It's complicated, you know?

#144
There's numbers and money, you know?

#145
Right, but it sounds like you don't know what the business is.

#146
Not yet. But, I mean, I will

#147
at some point, you know what I mean?

#148
'Cause I'll be running the place someday, so...

#149
I can dig that, man.

#150
I'm also kind of, like, climbing

#151
the corporate ladder, you know?

#152
I definitely see myself running this place one day.

#153
Dooley, come on, man.

#154
No headlocks!

#155
I'll be running a multi-million-dollar business,

#156
and you'll be working at a roller rink.

#157
Yeah, there's a lot of money in roller-skating, like,

#158
you would not believe how many quarters

#159
I find in these vending machines.

#160
You're talking about thumbing through vending machines

#161
for loose change.

#162
You think that's comparable to my thing?

#163
Well, that one's empty, but, yeah, you never know.

#164
Is that my beeper?

#165
Oh, no, that's my mobile phone.

#166
Yeah, I don't have anything that beeps.

#167
Yeah, hang on.

#168
Oh! It's my dad.

#169
Hello, Father.

#170
Oh.

#171
Yeah. Yes. Yeah, right away. Guys, I got to run.

#172
My dad forgot his briefcase,

#173
and he needs it for an important meeting, so...

#174
- Cool. What's the meeting about? - Business, man.

#175
I, like, I don't... I got to go.

#176
I can't make him mad, okay? I'm on my way, Father.

#177
Mobile phones. Fads for yuppies.

#178
Mark my words, Charlie, those things will never catch on.

#179
Okay.

#180
- My special little helper. - Hey. Hey.

#181
I couldn't do it without you.

#182
- Hold the briefcase. - Okay. Thanks, Father.

#183
Not you.

#184
I was talking about this little guy. Right here.

#185
You're taking pills?

#186
Yeah. It enhances my performance

#187
and impresses my colleague,

#188
if you know what I'm saying?

#189
- Wow, okay, that makes sense. Yeah. - Yeah.

#190
Ticktock, buddy. Your hour's almost up.

#191
Be right there, hon.

#192
She sounds tough.

#193
You have no idea. Okay, you can go.

#194
No, wait, wait. Dad, Dad, wait, wait.

#195
Come here, come here. Listen, if I may be so bold,

#196
I know you like to usually do your business in private,

#197
but, I'd like to join you.

#198
Huh? You want to join us?

#199
Yeah. Or I can just sit in the corner and watch.

#200
I just want to learn.

#201
Well, that's a little weird, Dennis.

#202
I don't know about that.

#203
How am I supposed to learn

#204
if you don't show me how to do it?

#205
You don't know how?

#206
No. I don't know anything.

#207
The guys were teasing me about it earlier.

#208
- Well, I probably would tease you, too. - Yeah, but,

#209
I mean, it's not my fault. You never showed me anything.

#210
I thought this was something you'd learn in school.

#211
Well...

#212
Well, I don't love this Dennis, but,

#213
if you want, you can sit in the corner and watch.

#214
But no eye contact

#215
'cause that'll throw me off my game.

#216
- Okay. - All right.

#217
Come on, let's go in before the pill kicks in.

#218
Yeah. Okay.

#219
Honey.

#220
Yeah, what I'm saying is Silly String's not so silly

#221
when it's stuck in a wheel bearing.

#222
So, actions do have consequences. You know?

#223
Smokey! Filing a damage report here, boss.

#224
I don't know what to tell you.

#225
I'm gonna have to sell the joint.

#226
Lot of good people are gonna lose their jobs.

#227
Kills me, but it's over.

#228
Oh, no.

#229
18, 19.

#230
Worth every penny.

#231
2,000. There's a little something in there for you.

#232
- Yeah, whatever. - Say hello to your sister.

#233
Well, there you go. You happy?

#234
Wha...

#235
What was that?

#236
That's how it's done. Huh?

#237
It was a little fast, but she was hot.

#238
I feel like I just watched you

#239
have sex with a prostitute.

#240
- Yeah. - Why?

#241
What do you mean why? It was your idea.

#242
I didn't want to watch you have sex.

#243
I didn't want you to watch me have sex, either.

#244
I thought you were gonna show me what you do at work.

#245
This is what I do at work.

#246
Well... Does Mom know about this?

#247
Don't bring your mother into this.

#248
I'm not gonna let you watch next time.

#249
I don't want to watch next time!

#250
I didn't want to watch this time!

#251
All right, look, you're officially fired.

#252
What?

#253
This is not working out for me, Dennis.

#254
You watched me bang, I mean, and now you're whining.

#255
You're gonna go cry to your mommy. It's too much.

#256
I don't even know what it is I'm being fired from.

#257
Look... Here.

#258
Here's five grand.

#259
What is this?

#260
That's to keep your mouth shut. That's your paycheck.

#261
I don't understand. What is happening?

#262
- That's your severance pay. - My sever...

#263
Go on.

#264
I don't understand any of this!

#265
'Sup, son. I'm having the best night.

#266
I just sold two ounces of Compton Endo.

#267
Yeah, well, all right,

#268
I hate to rain on your drug-dealing parade, but, um,

#269
Smokey's selling this joint, man.

#270
So what? I could deal drugs wherever.

#271
Hey, you should come work for me, man.

#272
I'm making mad Benjamins, son.

#273
Holy shit.

#274
Whoa, dude, there's got to be, like, $80 in there.

#275
It's $4,000, Charlie.

#276
Yeah, I made it in, like, two hours.

#277
- Are you serious? - Yeah.

#278
Shit, man, but, like, isn't dealing drugs,

#279
isn't that kind of dangerous?

#280
Damn straight it is, Charlie.

#281
That's why I got myself a gat.

#282
Dude. You have a gun?

#283
Yeah. Cool, huh?

#284
Put that shit away, all right?

#285
Don't let Smokey see you with that.

#286
- Hey, guys. - Hey, Sweet Dee.

#287
Hey, Dee.

#288
Charlie, can you tighten the axle nuts on these?

#289
My friends and I are working on sort of a farewell routine.

#290
Got to tighten them Dee's nuts.

#291
Dee's nuts.

#292
They're your nuts, so I said, "Dee's nuts." Like...

#293
Yeah, I'm sorry. I just don't find crass humor that funny.

#294
- Yeah. - Oh, yeah, sorry.

#295
Oh, yeah. But, Dee, just a quick heads-up,

#296
like, if I tighten up these nuts, it's gonna...

#297
Dee's nuts. Now I said it.

#298
That happens.

#299
I'm so sorry. But in all seriousness,

#300
if I do tighten up

#301
the axle nuts, it's gonna slow you down.

#302
I know. The thing is, my friends,

#303
they're just not as fast as me,

#304
and I don't want to hurt their self-esteem,

#305
so I just figured if I make myself slower, everyone's happy.

#306
- That's super nice of you. - Oh, yeah.

#307
Hey, and don't forget, positive energy.

#308
- Positive energy. - Cool.

#309
Positive.

#310
- There's my beeper. - Oh, shit.

#311
That thing is really cool. I'll admit that.

#312
Cool? Charlie, in 20 years,

#313
everybody's gonna have a beeper. Mark my words.

#314
Yeah, yeah. Also, you keep saying that, and I don't know

#315
if you're, like, fully expecting me to, like,

#316
mark these words down 'cause I don't have, like, a pen on me.

#317
Okay, come on, let's go. They're outside.

#318
Yeah, okay. All right. Stepping away, Smoke.

#319
All right, be cool. Just play it cool, man.

#320
Yeah, I'm just nervous. I've never done something

#321
against the law, really, like this.

#322
Nah, it's not that hard.

#323
It's not that hard. Oh, here they come.

#324
- Here they come. - Is this the guy?

#325
- These are our guys? - Yeah, I think that's him.

#326
Yeah, that's him. Okay.

#327
It's very easy. It's very easy.

#328
Just walk up there, you say, "How much?"

#329
"How much do you want?"

#330
They tell you, and then,

#331
you throw the bags in, they throw the money out,

#332
and that's it. End of transaction.

#333
Okay, cool. I can do that.

#334
And then, maybe I'll introduce myself, too?

#335
Put a name to the face 'cause customer service is important.

#336
No.

#337
No, no, don't do that because it's not.

#338
It's a drug deal.

#339
Yeah, but if they don't feel comfortable

#340
knowing me, they might not return as customers.

#341
You don't want them to know you.

#342
They will return, no matter what,

#343
because they're addicted to the drugs.

#344
- Oh. - That's how it works.

#345
- Okay, cool. - Yeah.

#346
One more thing.

#347
- Take off the skates. - Yeah, but if I take off

#348
the skates, I'm gonna have to walk over there in my socks

#349
- 'cause I skated to work today. - Oh, Jesus Christ.

#350
- Yeah, that's not gonna look cool. - Okay, fine. Yeah.

#351
That's them. Okay, I'll walk on my toes,

#352
- so you can't tell I'm on skates. - What? No.

#353
You might as well just,

#354
you might as well just skate over.

#355
Oh, Jesus Christ.

#356
Coming.

#357
One minute.

#358
Evening.

#359
Jesus Christ.

#360
Hi. I'm Charlie.

#361
I'll be taking care of you guys this evening.

#362
How we doing?

#363
Let me get five.

#364
Five, yeah, sure.

#365
Five for the fine fella.

#366
"I got five on it."

#367
Sorry, it's...

#368
I'm a little thrown off. I was expecting

#369
you guys to be so much older than me.

#370
One second. Let me get it out here.

#371
Okay. Five. One,

#372
two, three... Whoa. Dropped one.

#373
Sorry. It's three, four, five.

#374
Sorry. It's my, it's my first night.

#375
I'm in training, so...

#376
Thank you for your patience.

#377
So I'm gonna need 40,

#378
$40...

#379
for...

#380
I'm gonna... I'm gonna need $40!

#381
Oh, no, he didn't.

#382
We got a problem here, fellas?

#383
- Yeah, he's got a gun, so... - That's a gat.

#384
I got a gat.

#385
Shoot the tires.

#386
What the hell is this?

#387
That's the handle. Just the handle.

#388
I can see that. You're carrying around a gun handle?

#389
Yeah, I found it in the trash.

#390
- It's still cool, though. - Oh, my God.

#391
Dude, that was so stupid.

#392
We could've gotten killed, Mac.

#393
No, no, there's no... There's no bullets.

#394
You can't get killed 'cause there's not...

#395
- You can't get shot. - With their gun!

#396
Oh, with their gun.

#397
Yeah, with their gun we could've gotten killed.

#398
Oh! Got one.

#399
All right, well, look on the bright side, Mac.

#400
We just made a quick 25 cents.

#401
Hey. Hey, guys. Why the long faces?

#402
Smokey's selling the rink.

#403
- What? - Yeah.

#404
And Mac's a terrible drug dealer,

#405
as am I, apparently.

#406
I just don't know what I'm gonna do with the rest of my life now.

#407
How was work with your dad?

#408
Yeah, it was cool. You know,

#409
I learned a lot, but I don't really think it's for me.

#410
Oh! Really? Why? Like, what it is?

#411
What's the work?

#412
Uh... It's complicated, you know?

#413
It's messy,

#414
and I don't want to describe what I saw.

#415
Why?

#416
Look, suffice it to say,

#417
I don't want to have anything to do

#418
with that kind of business, you know what I mean?

#419
And I'm starting to think that my dad's a bad man.

#420
Really?

#421
You know what, man?

#422
You can go your own way. You're your own man.

#423
Mark my words,

#424
you're probably never gonna see that guy again

#425
for the rest of your life.

#426
I hope not.

#427
Yeah.

#428
Guys, check this out.

#429
What if we,

#430
what if we went into business, like, for ourselves?

#431
- Yeah. - You know?

#432
Yeah.

#433
Like, we do what Dennis's dad does at work, right,

#434
but we do it with each other.

#435
You don't want to do what my dad does, okay?

#436
And definitely not with each other.

#437
- All right. - So, I'd like to clarify

#438
by saying that I think what we should do

#439
is invest in ourselves.

#440
Yeah, I mean, like, right, that's what I mean.

#441
Like, check this out, like, what if we buy the rink from Smokey?

#442
Oh, shit.

#443
- We own the roller rink? - Yeah.

#444
Like, the three of us, together as partners?

#445
- Mmm-hmm. - Oh! I got four grand right here.

#446
Oh, my God. That's crazy.

#447
I just got five grand from my dad.

#448
Dudes, that's perfect. I just got 25 cents,

#449
from the machine over there.

#450
25 cents is not gonna get us shit, man.

#451
Oh, no, I mean, I just got it now.

#452
I have more saved up.

#453
Well, okay, well, how much do you have total?

#454
From the machines and my paycheck

#455
and just, like, saving the quarters and shit,

#456
I've saved up, like, $57,000.

#457
- Holy shit, man. - That's...

#458
You know what?

#459
That actually might be enough

#460
- for an equal partnership with us. - Yes.

#461
- Yeah. Well... - Yeah.

#462
- Equal doesn't quite make sense... - Hey, I'm starving.

#463
Do they have sandwiches here?

#464
Well, yeah, you know, they do have sandwiches.

#465
- Would you like a sandwich? - With meat on it?

#466
The sandwiches are good, but, like...

#467
I'm paying. I'll pay for the sandwich.

#468
Equal just doesn't totally make sense.

#469
Let's give it up for the Sweet Dee Skaters.

#470
- They're starting the dance. - Here we go.

#471
And then we'll have sandwiches...

#472
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. Absolutely. Oh, man. - Let's go, Dee!

#473
Yeah. Looking good. All right. Go, Dee!

#474
- Thanks, guys. You rock! - Let's go, Sweet Dee!

#475
Come on, Dee.

#476
Yeah. All right. Let's go, sis.

#477
Come on, Dee!

#478
Take this pink ribbon off my eyes

#479
I'm exposed and it's no big surprise

#480
Don't you think I know

#481
Exactly where I stand?

#482
This world is forcing me to hold

#483
Your hand

#484
'Cause I'm just a girl...

#485
Oh, look at her go, man. Yeah, she's really flying, huh?

#486
Imagine if she didn't have to slow down for her friends.

#487
She doesn't have to. No, no, no.

#488
I... When she asked me to tighten her skates,

#489
I secretly loosened them, you know,

#490
'cause real friends don't slow each other down, right?

#491
They help them soar.

#492
...let me have any rights...

#493
Oh, shit!

#494
Goddamn.

#495
Ooh, that was brutal.

#496
You all right?

#497
Hey. Stop it! Get off me, bitch!

#498
Hey, sis, are you okay?

#499
You hit your head pretty hard there.

#500
Yeah, I'm fine, you small-haired cunt.

#501
- Whoa. - What? Excuse me?

#502
It was a joke, okay?

#503
Oh, you don't understand humor?

#504
It was a joke. That's why she was...

#505
Oh!

#506
Hey, Dee, we're gonna buy the rink.

#507
Do you want to be part-owner with us?

#508
Oh, are you?

#509
Yeah, we could really use your positive attitude.

#510
Oh, could you?

#511
You know what you could also use?

#512
A breath mint 'cause your mouth smells

#513
like you just ate a giant slice of shit pizza.

#514
Okay, I'm confused, Dee. Do you want to be in?

#515
No, Charlie.

#516
Thank you, anyway, but I don't want to be involved

#517
with you losers, okay? 'Cause you're losers.

#518
I'm moving to Hollywood.

#519
I'm gonna get rich, I'm gonna get famous,

#520
and I'm probably gonna marry Scott Wolf.

#521
Get out of my way, bitch! Leave me alone!

#522
Sweet Dee is not being very sweet.

#523
She just got her bell rung.

#524
She's gonna be fine.

#525
Oh, dude, that's what it is, right?

#526
I'm sure by tomorrow it'll wear off,

#527
and she'll be back to spreading her sunshine again.

#528
Yeah. Yeah.

#529
All right, come on, let's go buy this rink.

#530
- Yeah. Let's do it. - Let's go buy a roller rink.

#531
Smokey!

#532
You want to buy my joint?

#533
Absolutely, Smokey. I mean, look,

#534
we heard you're selling it, and we want to be the buyers.

#535
Yeah, and we will pay any price.

#536
Yeah. Well, well, hang on a second.

#537
No, we won't pay any price.

#538
We'll pay the appropriate price for a roller rink.

#539
The rink?

#540
I don't own this place.

#541
I just work here for the free parking.

#542
- Oh. - Oh.

#543
I own the bar around the corner.

#544
- There's a bar around the corner? - Yeah.

#545
Yeah.

#546
That place is a real dump.

#547
- Okay. - Okay.

#548
- We'll take it. Any price. - Well, well, hang on a second.

#549
We haven't even seen it yet.

#550
Stop saying that.

#551
You are a terrible negotiator. How do you...

#552
He's a really bad drug dealer, too, man.

#553
- I can tell. - Yeah.

#554
Paddy's, huh?

#555
You guys like that name?

#556
- No. - No.

#557
- No, right? - No, it's terrible.

#558
- It's pretty bad. - We'll change it.

#559
- Yeah. - Definitely. First thing we do.

#560
Yeah.

#561
- Should we check it out? - Yeah.

#562
Smells like fish. You guys smell that?

#563
Yeah. It does smell like fish.

#564
- Get a cooler sign, you know? - Yeah.

#565
'Cause it's kind of, like, old and wooden.

#566
Huh.

#567
Yeah...

#568
I mean, you know,

#569
doesn't quite have the same pageantry

#570
as a roller rink, but...

#571
Well, there's a palpable sadness in here.

#572
- Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. - I feel that.

#573
- And a stink, right? Like... Yeah. - Yeah.

#574
But that said, I mean, you know, it's got potential.

#575
Right. It doesn't have to be this, right?

#576
Like, check it out.

#577
We could gut this place, make it totally our own, right?

#578
- Yes. Yes! - Make it whatever we want.

#579
Yes.

#580
Yes. We could become really successful bar owners, right?

#581
- Of course we could, dude. - Like, the most

#582
successful bar owners in all of South Philadelphia,

#583
- in all of the country. - That's reasonable.

#584
Guys, mark my words,

#585
when we're finished with this place,

#586
you're not even gonna recognize it.

#587
- I got a lot of things wrong. - Yeah.

#588
Yeah. We really didn't change that much.

#589
No. No, you haven't even changed clothes, for instance.

#590
You're still wearing the same sweatshirt.

#591
Hey, can I talk to you guys

#592
about the percentage shares of the bar for a second?

#593
Oh, shit. Uh...

#594
Sandwiches. We were gonna get...

#595
Oh, yeah, we got, sandwiches.

#596
Yeah, we got sandwiches from a place, and...

#597
Are you hungry?

#598
Yeah, you want a sandwich?

#599
- Yeah. - Yeah.

#600
- You're gonna have to pay for it. - Let's get Charlie a sandwich.

#601
I'm gonna check the sandwich thing out.

#602
Don't it always seem to go

#603
That you don't know what you've got till it's gone?

#604
They paved paradise Put up a parking lot

#605
Ooh, bop-bop-bop-bop

#606
Ooh, bop-bop-bop-bop

#607
They took all the trees

#608
Put 'em in a tree museum

#609
And they charged the people

#610
A dollar and a half just to see 'em

#611
Don't it always seem to go

#612
That you don't know what you've got till it's gone?

#613
They paved paradise, put up a park...

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