Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

How is business?

Is it all right to eat here?

* So, take it off like you're home alone *

What did I just say? We're partners.

you're not careful.

Oh! What was that?

That's the nicest thing anyone's ever said to me.

* Like a beer can *

- You? - Middle of a divorce.

I'm gonna see if it married me back.

- This is Tyson, by the way. - What's up?

You're something.

- Mm. - Um, we got gummies--

And... where should I put it?

of my right shoe, which is very sharp,

* Warm, sweatin', it's hot up in this joint *

And if you attacked by locusts, I'll spray 'em.

Except I say gangster, I ain't sayin' you in a gang.

I get the irony.

She divorced me when I went aside,

All right, where the fuck were you?

Yeah, all right, forget it.

I was about to ask you the same thing.

Easy, buddy, we're just watching the door.

* I been workin' this job nine to five... *

I wasn't being rude.

I'm good-- thank you, seriously.

That's how you welcome customers?

DWIGHT: I haven't seen my daughter in 18 years.

Security camera.

[phone ringing]

Look-look-look, I don't know what you're expecting,

What'd you call me?

You got a last name, wasicu?

my suit in mothballs, this watch,

- Mm-hmm. - That's all Sooner history.

- What do you suggest I do? - Clean it.

- [laughing] - Seriously.

Well, then you would know, you can call anybody

This wasn't our deal.

because they were gonna invite you to the party.

* And I be down and do 100, top down and goggles *

Here's some money.

I just saw Dwight Manfredi in Tulsa?

You'd better stop calling me that, pal.

Like I was saying, things are tough.

- Hello? - Eddie, it's Armand.

You know what, someone's gonna slap some good grammar

Tanning salons. Used to be big business.