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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Till the Next Goodbye (S07E07)

"All right, here's your motel."
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"You're gonna love Chicago."
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"You never lived near the ocean, but that's all about to change thanks to good old Lake Michigan."
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"Yeah, I just wish I knew someone here."
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"A friendly face, you know ?"
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"Don't worry. You're gonna be great."
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"oh, boy, I got a long drive back."
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"You know, that door's kind of tricky. You gotta actually open it."
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"All right, Jackie, do you want me to stay and get a burger with you or something ?"
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"Oh ! Michael, it's like you're a mind reader."
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"Okay. Wait. Now keep going. Guess what I want on my burger."
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"Lettuce, tomato and ketchup put on by a waiter born in America."
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"Eric, you're gonna love teaching in africa."
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"I hear the women walk around with their hoo-hoos hanging out."
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"Dad !"
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"You get your shots yet ?"
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"Wait. What shots ?"
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"The vaccines to protect you against exotic diseases."
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"I had to get 'em when I was in the military."
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"You were in the national guard."
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"What exotic diseases were you afraid you'd catch..."
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"scaredy-cat-eatin'- pie in-a-jacuzzi fever ?"
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"Hey, I'm proud of my service."
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"Somebody had to stay home and hose down those hippies."
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"You guys, I leave for Africa in two days."
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"How come no one told me about these shots ?"
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"Oh, goodness gracious. Did I forget to give you that letter ?"
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"You know, when you get to be my age, sometimes you forget about things."
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"And sometimes"
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"you hide them in the rarely used Mexican soup section of this gigantic cookbook."
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"Mom, I need these shots."
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"Africa is very strict about these things,"
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"and they're not strict about anything."
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"I mean, the women walk around with their hoo-hoos hanging out."
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"Kitty,"
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"you have no right to stand in the way of someone's dreams."
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"And if you don't let Eric go to Africa,"
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"you'll crush my dream of getting rid of him."
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"Fine."
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"Eric, I'll give you the shots."
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"A mother should support her son."
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"Just know... the needles are big as sausages,"
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"and if I miss the mark by even a hair, your heart might explode."
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"But don't worry. It only hurts till you die."
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"Donna, look, there's something really important I need you to do for me."
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"Eric, I don't care if you're going to africa. I'm not doing that."
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"Please don't let my mom plan this fancy send-off for me, okay ?"
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"I can just see her planning this embarrassing farewell with, like,"
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"music and banners and, like,"
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"doves."
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"Oh, man, it's good to be home."
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"Jackie was all depressed and crying 'cause she didn't have any friends in chicago,"
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"so I had to lighten the mood with some skee-ball."
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"Um,"
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"jackie hates skee-ball."
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"I didn't take jackie."
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"Well, that explains why she's called me four times since she's been in chicago."
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"Three of those were to say that she hates my outfit."
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"How does she know ?"
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"Eric ?"
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"Jackie's on the phone. She wants to talk to you."
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"Jackie wants to talk to forman ?"
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"Yes. Now pick up, because she's been blabbering for 20 minutes."
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"And I never noticed it when she was living here, but she's not that interesting."
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"Hello ?"
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"Hey, eric ? It's jackie."
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"Uh-huh."
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"Look, I just realized you're about to leave for africa, and I won't get a chance to say good-bye in person."
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"That makes me sad."
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"I mean, you've always been very special to me."
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"Okay, jackie, if there's a gun to your head,"
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"say the word cream cheese."
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"No, eric, I'm just gonna miss you is all, okay ?"
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"So just take care of yourself in africa."
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"Okay. I will."
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"Wait, you want to talk to who ?"
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"You want to tell him you love him ?"
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"Well, I don't know. You guys didn't really leave on the best of terms."
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"Okay."
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"Dad, telephone !"
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"I don't know eric very well, but he seems like a heck of a nice guy."
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"Eric ? Eric is good people. Is good people, yes."
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"I'll never forget. It was the hottest day of summer,"
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"and hyde and kelso dug a hole then covered it with leaves."
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"And they said, "hey, fez, "want to see a pile of dead leaves ?""
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"So naturally, I ran over."
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"What happened ?"
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"I fell in,"
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"and I couldn't get out."
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"And the sun was beating down."
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"So hot. So hot."
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"Finally, eric came over."
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"And you know what that magnificent boy did ?"
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"He poured soda all over me,"
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"because that's what friends do."
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"And then the ants came."
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"Hey, guys."
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"Oh, eric."
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"about you leaving, uh,"
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"I just want you to know that, uh..."
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"oh, here comes the waterworks !"
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"- Hey, hyde, man. - Hey, man."
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"Listen, I want some tunes, so I need to find a record store."
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"Leo, you're in a record store."
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"Whoa, that was fast, man !"
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"So what are you doing here ?"
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"I'm the boss, man,"
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"which is ironic, 'cause I'm also the least-motivated employee."
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"So if you have a whole record store, how come you've been kind of mopey lately, man ?"
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"I'm not mopey. I'm fine."
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"Well, where's that loud girl you're always hangin' with ?"
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"Jackie ? She's in chicago."
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"Loud girl's in chicago !"
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"Hey, that's why you're sad, man."
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"You love loud girl."
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"Maybe I do."
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"You know what ? The only reason I'm admitting that"
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"is because you have no short-term memory. You're gonna forget this conversation when it's over."
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"Hey, that's not true, man."
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"Hey, guess what I found out."
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