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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Kelso's Career (S04E04)

"Guys, look what I got for Big Rhonda."
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"Oh, it's so nice to have a girlfriend on Valentine's Day."
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"Yeah, it definitely increases the chance of gettin' your fun stuff touched."
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"Well, sorry, fun stuff."
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"Looks like it's just you and me this year."
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"Unless..."
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"- Sorry, fun stuff. - Yeah."
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"Oh, Rhonda's going to love these."
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"I just have to not eat them until Valentine's Day."
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"- But you love candy. - Some would say it's an unnatural love."
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"Yes, I do love candy. But I love Rhonda more."
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"Really? 'Cause there's three pieces missing."
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"Fine. I love her the same."
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"Hi, sweetie. How was work?"
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"I am so exhausted."
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"Yeah, the commute from Austria must be a real bitch."
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"Oh, my God. Casey Kelso's here."
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"What? Oh, my God. He is so fine."
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"we'll be like sisters."
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"Yea! Okay, go talk to him."
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"- I don't know. - I want to go baby shopping with you. Now go!"
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"All right. Shut up."
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"Oh, my God. Casey."
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"Hey, Pinciotti. How you been?"
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"Love the jeans."
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"Really? They're blue."
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"Um..."
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"so what have you, like, you know, been up to?"
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"I'm working part-time for the railroad."
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"They leave a lot of stuff unlocked."
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"You need any Cheerios or rebar?"
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"- No, I'm good. Thanks. - Right on."
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"Well, listen, I'll give you a call sometime, but right now I gotta go see a guy."
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"He's got a leather steering-wheel cover."
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"Oh, yeah. For the Trans Am."
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"Yeah. I was thinkin' about using my G.I. Bill for college..."
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"but, uh, Trans Ams just kick so much ass."
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"I love the Trans Am!"
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"Everybody does."
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"- See ya. - Okay, bye."
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"Of course I... didn't. Damn it!"
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"Oh, that's okay. Kelsos never call."
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"They're like dogs."
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"They're cute, but they can't work a phone."
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"Hey, Jackie. I thought about what you said..."
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"about making money so I can get you a Valentine's Day gift, right?"
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"And then I realized that it'd mean a lot more..."
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"if I gave you something that I crafted with my own two loving hands."
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"Oh, my God! It's horrible!"
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"No, it's an address rock."
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"You put it on your lawn."
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"Happy Valentine's Day, my love."
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"Michael, a rock is not a romantic gift."
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"That's my address."
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"No, it isn't."
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"That's my dad's address rock!"
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"No, it isn't!"
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"Hey, Dad. You want this?"
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"Thanks, Son. I love you."
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"I'm sorry. What?"
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"I love you. I really do."
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"Yeah."
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"Yeah."
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"Donna!"
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"Nothing. I just thought I'd come by and see what you were up to."
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"Oh, you're here to see Casey, aren't you?"
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"Casey, your lover's here!"
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"You love my brother! You're gonna do it with..."
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"Ow! Mom!"
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"- Thank you. - No problem."
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"Spaz face!"
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"- Hey, there. - Hey."
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"Um, you were gonna call me, and I remember I never, like, gave you my number."
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"So, anyway, here's my number."
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"You know, I was gonna get that from you tomorrow night... when we go out."
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"- We're going out? - Yeah. I'll pick you up at The Hub after school."
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"I'll be in the Trans Am."
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"I love the Trans Am!"
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"Everybody does."
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"Later, Pinciotti."
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"Pinciotti."
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"Mom, was Dad abducted by aliens and replaced by an identical creature programmed to love?"
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"Honey, this is breakfast. Don't ask me things."
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"He told me he loved me."
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"Your father?"
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"No!"
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"Yeah."
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"I think I know what happened."
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"I gave your father an early Valentine's Day card..."
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"that said what a wonderful husband and father he is..."
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"and it rhymed, and maybe it touched him."
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"It didn't look like it touched him. He just... He got up and got a beer."
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"But maybe deep down..."
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"deep, deep, deep down..."
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"something woke up."
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"I am so glad he loves you."
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"Yeah, but, Mom, this is weird."
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"He's never said that. Ever."
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"One time I saved him from getting hit by a lumber truck..."
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"and I think he was about to say it, but then he said..."
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""Get in the car.""
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"But how am I supposed to handle this?"
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"You think I should say it back?"
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"He's gonna hit me."
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"Maybe not."
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"I can't believe that Jackie wants me to get a job."
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"I mean, my plan has always been to coast through life on my good looks."
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"I mean, look at me! It's like I was chiseled out of marble."
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"Okay, you guys, here goes."
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"Dad, I love you."
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"Poppy? Pappy? Daddy? No."
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"Oh, I have to... I have to stop eating Rhonda's chocolates."
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"Oh, it's hopeless."
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"Kelso, if you need to make some quick cash, just sell your blood."
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"And you! You've had enough of this!"
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"No, I can stop anytime I want."
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"I am not selling blood."
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"There's no way that anything inside of my body is comin' out for cash."
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"Well, that's too bad, Kelso, 'cause I hear there's this clinic in Madison..."
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"that'll pay you for your, um, manly donations."
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