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Clips from The O.C. - The Anger Management (S03E03)

"Come on. I used to work here."
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"Taylor. Hey."
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"...for ultra-violent Asian cinema..."
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"She likes Yakuza... Never mind."
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"Well, maybe I should just get going."
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"I almost forgot."
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"It really means a lot to me that you trust me."
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"- She must've taken it from my room. - When was she in your room?"
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"Wait, that was her? When I was on the phone..."
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"Summer?"
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"- How's your girlfriend doing? - No. Whoa, hey, he's not worth it."
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"But she might shoot you. She has before."
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"You let your girlfriend do your fighting for you?"
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"- Don't you touch her. - So that's what gets you going."
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"- Hey. - Hey."
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"Great. Can I talk to you about something?"
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"Anytime."
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"- Do you want me to talk to him? - No. No offense..."
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"...but I don't see this guy getting scared."
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"You're using your brain instead of your fists. Good."
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"- How's that helping me with this guy? - Well, you gotta keep walking away."
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"Hey, Matt. It's a little early on a Sunday morning."
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"Today?"
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"There's no other way."
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"But seriously, you don't know Volchok. Last year, some guy snaked his wave..."
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"...so he went up on the pier and dropped a kitchen sink on him."
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"Where do you even get a kitchen sink?"
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"Besides the muscle that I already provide."
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"Hey, look who's here. Now, don't shoot."
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"Look, I want you to leave Ryan alone."
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"Oh, so it's bribes now? Well, I got a watch. Kmart, 15.99."
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"Well, this is Cartier, and I got it for my 16th birthday."
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"Do we have a deal?"
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"- Sure. I'll leave your little boy alone. - All right."
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"If I see you around again, I'm gonna tell the cops you stole that."
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"You do that."
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"Don't put them in direct sunlight."
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"Do you think there's too much red?"
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"- What are you doing? - Let me explain."
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"I thought it'd be better now than Monday..."
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"...when they have to pack up in front of their coworkers."
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"- I didn't go behind your back. - Really?"
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"As much as I appreciate the phone call..."
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"...that you're about to fire four employees..."
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"...I don't recall ever agreeing to this. - We agreed we had to let them go."
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"- Where are they? - They're in your office."
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"- Sandy. - Oh, it's all right, Matt."
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"Because I knew how you'd react. Not that it's your fault."
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"Listen, man, I'm really sorry about the whole Volchok thing."
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"It's not your fault. Guys like Volchok are looking for any excuse."
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"Sounds like you've been in this situation before."
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"Look..."
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"If anything goes down, I'm there."
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"Sometimes you don't have a choice."
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"Julie, you're not dressed. We need to leave in a few minutes."
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"Even if they blame you."
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"I somehow think you'd be a little easier to track down."
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"Could you do jail, Julie? And if you did..."
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"...or we'll be late for the party."
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"- Do you think Taylor's pretty? - Summer."
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"You've got nothing to worry about. Go put these on a table."
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"- We had a deal. - Pawn shop ain't open. I need cash now."
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"- The party's really wonderful, Julie. - Yes..."
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"Oh, well, you know, just like riding a bike."
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"Julie, I really wanna thank you."
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"I wasn't sure that I was ready."
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"He'd be so proud."
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"- They're just not here yet. - I don't want another evening..."
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"...of you sitting alone in the corner reading The Economist."
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"Well, excuse me if I don't hold my breath."
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"Taylor, sorry I'm late. I was... Hi, Seth Cohen."
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"Veronica Townsend. Nice to meet you."
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"Taylor, is this the young man you bought the present for?"
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"Yakuza Demon?"
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"How did you get this? I thought they only released it in Japan."
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"My cousin works for Christie's in Tokyo, and he sends me DVDs. I don't know."
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"- I don't need you feeling sorry for me. - I don't."
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"Oh, God. Well, why not? You heard her. She's horrible."
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"She's always saying the same things: "Why don't people like you, Taylor?"
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"Why aren't you popular? Why don't you have friends?""
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"She doesn't know what she's talking about."
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"Yeah, but that's just it. She does."
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"Oh, my God. Even the Grinch had that stupid little dog."
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"- You pity me. It's different. - No, I really do. I think you're funny."
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"- Stop teasing me. - I'm not. Listen to me. I'm serious."
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"If you just relaxed a little bit, I think other people would see that."
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"- Seth, l... - No, no. Just because..."
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"...I think Summer may be looking for me."
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"You know, if she was to come out here and see us talking:"
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"It's happening."
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"I know the feeling. Have you seen Marissa?"
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"Are you there, Little Bitch?"
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"- Yeah, I'm here. - She's fine."
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"But she does miss you. So why don't you come get her."
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"Yeah. You call them. I'm gonna finish this."
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"I've raised over $300,000 in pledges."
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"Oh, that's great. I think Julie's doing even better."
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"...to help a great many women in need."
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"Thank you. However, as you write your checks..."
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"As it so happens..."
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"...your generosity has somewhat overwhelmed our small organization."
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"With the National Foundation's network, your money will go a lot further."
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"And still be tax-deductible."
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"So thank you very much."
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"- Did you know about this? - No, I..."
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"- What the hell do you think you're doing? - Oh, could you not hear me?"
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"I always hold the mic too far away."
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"- Call them. - What?"
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"...so you don't need the money? Wake up, Julie."
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"I have Kirsten, and I won't do this to her."
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"Now, I think it's time you left, don't you?"
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"Take care, sweetie."
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"I'm not talking to you but you're not allowed out of my sight."
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"- I was in the parking lot. - The parking lot?"
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"- She's about to have a physical one. - Summer, she thinks you're her friend."
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"I know, you along with everyone else. This whole thing started..."
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"She's not used to it, and I think she's overreacting a little bit."
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"How bad do you want to watch that movie?"
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"- I know what I'm doing. - Would you mind telling me what that is?"
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"- I'm gonna try and use my head for once. - With Volchok?"
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