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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Uncomfortable Ball Stuff (S04E04)

"- You got yelled at. - Shut up."
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"Oh, okay, this is us."
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"Being out together, not on a date, just friends."
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"I feel, like, virtually nothing for you."
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"Me too. Here. Let's have a seat."
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"Here you go. Oh, whoops. Not a date."
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"- Eric! - I'm sorry."
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"Okay, uh, minor glitch."
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"Let's let the good times roll."
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"Isn't this nice?"
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"Okay, Kitty. Enough jawin'. Drinks are only free for the first two hours."
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"Oh, do you think they have peach schnapps?"
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"Peach is my favorite schnapp."
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"Hi. I'm Lyle, Housewares manager in Oshkosh."
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"Hi. Eric, stock boy, Point Place."
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"And this is my friend..."
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"Donna."
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"We're not on a date, even though, I mean... even though I did pay for her."
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"But what can you do? Tell me, Lyle. Are you here on a real date?"
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"Uh... Hey, that's Stewie. Stewie."
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"Nice going. Scared off Lyle."
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"Eric, what is wrong with you?"
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"Hey, guy. Put your arm around your date."
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"- Oh, no, she's not my date... - Oh, just shut up and take the picture."
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"Ta-da!"
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"Quittin' time, chief?"
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"No."
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"I devised a system to streamline our operations."
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"From now on, all orders will be filed alphabetically."
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"So the size of a customer's boobs?"
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"No longer a factor."
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"You see, it saves time. And time, my friend, is money."
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"But money is not time."
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"You'd think it would go both ways, but it doesn't."
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"Hey, Moby Dick called. He wants his shrimp back."
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"It's those hilarious jokes that I miss so much since we broke up."
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"So, uh..."
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"should I get us some punch or..."
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"How do we get the punch?"
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"Eric, stop it. You're being an ass."
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"Well, why don't you just, you know, get over it?"
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"I only said that because I wanna be friends again."
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"I mean, I wish we could pretend that we were never boyfriend and girlfriend..."
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"and just, you know, be friends."
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"I haven't, you know..."
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"touched his fun parts..."
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"well, on purpose."
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"- We used to have a lot fun together. - Yeah."
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"Just like there used to be shrimp in the world."
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"- Okay. - Hmm."
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"Okay, I'm gonna go to the bathroom."
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"When I get back, we're gonna have a lot of fun together."
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"- Okay. - Okay."
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"Hello."
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"Hi, I'm Connie. Pet Supplies, Sheboygan."
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"You, uh, wanna dance?"
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"Oh, uh..."
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"Yeah, I'm kind of here with someone so..."
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"Okay. Well, um, maybe I'll see you around."
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"Okay."
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"She was a real looker."
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"And for some reason she talked to you."
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"Dad, Donna's here."
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"Well, Donna's off having fun while you're sittin' here being a big lump."
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"Okay, first of all..."
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"you are way too involved with my life, okay?"
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"And second of all, Donna's not having fun. She's in the bathroom."
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"That's not the bathroom."
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"Now, go talk to that girl before she comes to her senses..."
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"and wants nothing to do with you."
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"Oh, God. Your mother's doing shots with Gladys from Housewares."
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"Kitty, put it down."
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"My wife left me. I don't cook. I don't shop. I'm hungry."
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"This place scares me, and I like Salisbury steak."
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"So you don't cook or shop, and your idea of a nice meal..."
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"is gristly hamburger smothered in goo?"
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"What woman could let all that go?"
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"Hey, I've got an upside."
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"Th-There are things."
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"I know. You're a good guy..."
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"a good, old-fashioned, out-of-touch, Stone Age guy."
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"But, you know, there's nothing wrong with you..."
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"that changing yourself completely couldn't fix."
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"Thank you."
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"Here. In the meantime, have a pretzel."
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"- I can tell you haven't eaten anything. - I am pretty hungry."
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"Oh, never shop when you're hungry..."
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"'cause you'll end up at home with 15 Salisbury steaks."
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"Give me those."
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"See, the problem is I have a daughter at home."
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"I think I'm gonna have to start feeding her."
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"I don't think I can do this."
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"Of course you can't. Lucky for you, I'm here."
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"Now we just gotta find everything you need to make a meat loaf."
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"Wow. You're gonna make me a meat loaf?"
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"No. You're gonna make me a meat loaf."
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"Okay, but sometimes I burn myself on the oven."
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"- I'm, uh... I'm Bob. - Joanne."
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"Now haul ass, Bob."
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"- Oh. - Oop. Oh, sorry. Sorry."
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"Oh, Donna. Oh, oh. So, are you having fun at the big ball?"
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"Um, yeah. You know, at first I wasn't."
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"- Eric was being really jerky and weird. - Uh-huh."
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"Well, he does that."
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"If he gets me a glass of punch, it's not like we have to sleep together."
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"Well, it would have to be pretty good punch."
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"They have an open bar."
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"Uh! I just wish Eric could relax."
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"Well, um, I think he can."
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"Oh. Oh. Oh, good for him."
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"I'm... I'm glad. He's dancing with a beautiful..."
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"skank!"
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"Well, I will say this about Price Mart:"
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"They have wonderful balls."
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"Red, grab that centerpiece."
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"Oh, hey. Here's another."
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"Donna, honey, grab that centerpiece."
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"Kitty, how many centerpieces do we need?"
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"Red, they are center pieces!"
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"- Okay, so don't lose my number, all right? - All right."
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