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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Beast of Burden (S07E07)

"Because my very own son can't do anything."
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"No that's not true."
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"Just today he caught the most beautiful butterfly"
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"well"
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"if a giant butterfly is tearing up the shop"
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"I'll call eric."
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"I'm not sure I want him to face a giant butterfly"
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"So, red, we got your muffler store flyer, and"
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"I'm a little hurt. You know, you never asked for my input."
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"I mean, I had a business on my own."
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"Bob,"
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"Your business went under."
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"Yeah, but very slowly."
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"Don't feel insulted, Bob"
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"Red wouldn't even give his own child a job."
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"If you have muffler shop, wouldn't you give Donna a job?"
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"Sure, Donna knows her way around the car."
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"But Eric thinks an exhaust belt is something that holds up your pants when you're tired."
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"There's no such thing as an exhaust belt, bob."
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"Well, then he thinks something else is something else."
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"Y'know, when you start a new business,.."
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"You need a gimmick."
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"When I opened my store,"
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"I rented a monkey."
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"People will drive a hundred miles to see a monkey, 200 if he's wearing a suit."
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"And Bobby dressed up as Tarzan, and I dressed up as Jane"
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"Remember?"
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"Do I!"
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""Me, Tarzan, you, Jane."
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"That's just what I said."
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"Bob, I'll tell you what my gimmick is gonna be."
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"Good service at a fair price."
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"Oh, please. Leave that stuff to the japanese."
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"Hey Geri."
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"This is Fez. And he would like to apply for the shampoo boy job."
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"Yeah? Why do you wanna be a shampoo boy"
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"because I love hair--on the head, on the body, on floor, and if there's one in my salad, I enjoy it more."
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"Fez."
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"Okay, maybe I got a little carried away."
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"The one on my salad-- I can take it or leave it."
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"You're a little creepy."
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"But you're cute, so I'll test you on one of our regular clients."
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"Yes, that's great, Fez. I have complete faith in you."
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"- You're gonna wash Donna's hair. - Oh!"
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"Um,"
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"You know, I'm kind of exclusive with paulette."
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"I can't just test him on anyone. He seems kinda pervy."
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"She gets me."
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"Okay, fine."
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"But nothing other than your hands touches nothing other than my head."
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"Oh, thank you, donna. You're not gonna regret this."
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"That's the first time I said that to a girl and meant it."
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"Well, thanks for lunch, man."
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"I gotta say, a burger just tastes better when it's bought for you by your new black dad."
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"So you must really love Led Zeppelin."
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"That's the oldest shirt I've ever seen on someone who wasn't a bum."
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"Hey,"
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"If god didn't want me to wear it so much, he wouldn't have made them rock so hard."
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"Led Zeppelin's cool. I caught 'em back in '69. Front row."
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"Whoa."
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"Oh, I did well with the ladies that night."
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"They probably thought I was jimi hendrix."
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"I told 'em I was jimi hendrix."
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"smile!"
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"Jackie,"
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"we're trying to have lunch here,do you mind?"
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"Who cares about lunch, Steven?"
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"We need a picture of a parent who's not under arrest."
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"Listen,"
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"the reason I wanted to see you is I was thinking that maybe you'd like to come work for me."
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"I could teach you the record store business."
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"Well, I have stolen a lot of records."
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"I would like to learn why people pay for 'em."
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"You know what?"
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"I can't. I just took another job today."
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"Well, quit that job."
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"You come work for me, and we'll kick butt at the father/son picnic."
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"I'll even start a father/son picnic just so we can kick butt."
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"Man, that sounds really cool. You know, I'll try and work it out."
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"That's what I like to hear."
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"Hey!"
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"Well, steven, you're gonna need a picture for your christmas card."
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"So, uh, Hyde, when my dad offered you the job,"
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"I mean, what exactly did he say? Was it, like, um,"
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""since I don't see my own son here right now, "I might as well just give you the job"?"
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"I can't believe I got a job from my dad and from red."
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"Now I have two jobs."
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"It's like I'm a workaholic."
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"I gotta tell you, that's not the kind of "holic" I thought I'd be."
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"Wow, hyde, this is really gettin' to you. I mean, look at you"
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"you're leaning forward, you got your sunglasses off. You're freakin' out."
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"Well, this is an emotional time for my steven."
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"His new daddy and his substitute daddy are in a tug-of-war for his heart."
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"Whoa. I thought we established that hyde doesn't have a heart."
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"It was no heart, no brain,"
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"no courage."
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"I'll just have to tell red I can't take the job."
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"I mean, he'll understand."
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"Wait, I'm the scarecrow?"
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"He's the one who gets set on fire."
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"Oh, yeah, that's me."
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"Steven, I have a little surprise for you."
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"Pretty nice, huh?"
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"They already had a bunch of patches that said "steven.""
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"But I had a "Hyde" one custom-made 'cause I know that's what you prefer."
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"Whoa. Whoa. Whoa."
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"Custom-made?"
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"He once got me a hat that said "Erin" because it was "close enough.""
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"Uh,"
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"thanks, Red. This is- this is really cool."
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"Yeah, well,"
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"you can buy your own pants."
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"Hyde..."
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"- Why didn't you say anything? - Because he's torn between two daddies."
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"Steven, when you're in a moral quandary, do what I do,"
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"Okay? Put on some donny osmond, close your eyes and ask yourself one question--"
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"who's richer?"
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"Okay, Fez, this is your station."
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"Donna, here's my pepper spray, just in case."
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"You owe me."
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