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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Angie (S07E07)

"Mom, we don't even have a bible."
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"Remember last christmas you spilled peppermint schnapps all over it?"
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"Honey, just share your secret."
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"People are gonna find out eventually because"
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"that is a surprisingly difficult thing to keep secret."
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"Okay, I don't know if you know this about me,"
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"but I already take quite a bit of crap just walking around being regular me, so,"
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"No, I'm not gonna tell anybody."
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"Do you want me to tell them?"
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"- No. - Yes?"
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"No."
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"I'll think about it, okay?"
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"Maybe there's a way I can kind of feel everybody out."
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"Good."
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"and by the way,"
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"I did not spill peppermints chnapps on the bible."
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"It was sambuca. I am not trailer trash."
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"I know something you don't know."
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"Fez, you know a lot of things I don't know,"
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"mostly because they're disgusting and I don't wanna know them."
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"True,"
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"but this is about eric."
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"What do you think he's doing every wednesday night when he's not with you?"
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"He's taking an at-home spanish course."
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"He doesn't wanna be disturbed, so he locks himself in his room."
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"You know, I think he's self-conscious because he can't roll his "R"s."
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"Oh, believe me, donna,"
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"he is rolling his ass off."
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"Okay, fez, what's going on?"
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"Is there another woman?"
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"Yes..."
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"and it's eric."
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"Angie totally set me up, man."
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"I should have seen this coming when I found out she was a math major."
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"Those girls are always bitches."
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"You know what your problem is, hyde?"
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"I'm too good-looking."
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"Who does angie think she is, anyway?"
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"She can't just walk in here and pull your strings like you're some kind of puppet."
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"That's my job."
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"Hey, guys, just to jump off topic here for a sec,"
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"when you're dancing to say,like,"
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"Donna Summer, whoever,"
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"do you ever wish that you were on wheels?"
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"Forman,"
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"so many parts of what you just said make me wanna kick your ass."
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"Eric,"
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"you know what your problem is?"
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"I'm too good-looking."
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"or should I say off to my room-o?"
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"You got a lot of nerve showing up here."
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"All right, back off, hyde."
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"She's here for me."
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"Hey, mama."
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"Hey, so what the hell was that all about today?"
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"Look,"
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"my dad said that if I did well in college, some day the business would be mine,"
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"and I did my part,"
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"so there's no way I'm gonna share everything with some frizzy-haired kid fresh out of juvie."
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"Okay, I'm working at that company because our dad wants me there,"
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"and don't insult me with that juvie crap."
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"I'm over 18. If I get pinched, I'm doing big boy time."
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"Running this company is my dream, so if you don't quit tomorrow,"
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"it's gonna be war."
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"He's your friend. Talk some sense into him."
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"If you wanted my help, you should have brought more cupcakes."
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"Fez, come on. Just tell us what eric's up to."
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"Donna, if I learned anything from all my years as a virgin,"
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"it's that seeing it is much better than talking about it."
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"what the hell was that?"
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"That, donna,"
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"that's what's left of your boyfriend."
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"So, steven, what are you gonna do about angie?"
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"How are you gonna fight back?"
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"I don't know that I am."
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"I mean, you're asking me to fight for a job."
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"That's a tough sell."
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"But this is my company at stake."
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"Jackie, would you stop saying that everything that's mine is yours?"
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"Okay, steven, last valentine's day I gave you a card that said "be mine," and you said yes."
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"And by saying yes,"
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"you agreed that everything you had, have or will have from now until the end of time is mine as well."
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"Read the fine print, steven."
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"This whole work thing is a mess. I miss my glory days of being an orphan."
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"A little piece of advice about having a family--"
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"get used to being screwed over."
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"Well, that's a very cynical view of family."
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"Oh, yeah,"
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"and you and your sister get along so well."
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"Oh, I talked to a lawyer. She's not getting a damn thing."
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"Red, we have something to tell you."
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"It's pretty shocking."
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"I'm not sure how to break it to you."
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"Okay, you'd better let me handle this."
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"All right,"
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"Everybody whose son"
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"is not a roller disco-er, take one step forward. Not so fast, red."
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"Someone's been working on their spin, susie."
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"Nice, very nice."
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"It's magic time."
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"Hey, everybody, let's give a great bigroller palace welcome to the one,"
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"the only rainbow!"
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"nice shorts, rainbow."
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"Hey,"
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"did you come up to pack up your office?"
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"Listen, sis, about the whole job thing,"
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"I thought about going head-to-head with you, but I decided I just can't stoop to your level."
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"Well, good."
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"But she can."
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"Right now she's telling everybody we work with"
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"that you stripped your way through college."
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"Please, like anybody's gonna believe her."
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"My dad's rich."
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"Oh, no, no, no. You didn't strip because you needed the money."
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"Word around the water cooler is"
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"you stripped because you liked it."
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"Yeah, I know, I know. What a whore."
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"Stop laughing at me."
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"I am not a stripper. I am a math major."
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"Jackie,"
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