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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Man with Money (S06E06)

"Well, you're awfully happy."
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"We're having a cocktail party."
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"What's not to be happy about?"
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"Red, the last time we had a party,"
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"you called the cops and had them tow everyone's car."
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"Drunk people looking for their cars."
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"That was funny."
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"Oh, you're just giddy"
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"because Bob's bringing his pretty new girlfriend over."
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"Oh, Kitty, don't be ridiculous."
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"I'm just happy. Now why do you want to ruin my happiness?"
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"Because that's what a wife does."
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"You know, my dad dating your mom"
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"goes against all the laws of nature."
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"I mean, you don't see a giraffe with a panda bear."
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"You know, my dad being the cute, fuzzy panda bear,"
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"and your mom being the evil,"
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"money-hungry unnaturally tan giraffe."
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"Well, I've had it with them, too."
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"Last night your dad burped in front of my mom,"
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"and she laughed, Donna."
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"Laughed!"
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"Okay, we're Burkharts."
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"We don't burp, and we don't tolerate people who do."
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"Hey, everybody, I brought a date."
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"Look how tall she is."
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"It's like I'm dating the statue of liberty."
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"Oh, Kitty, I just love coming over to your house."
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"You have such unique tastes."
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"It's like being at a giant flea market."
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"And like at every flea market,"
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"Bob's gonna leave with the tackiest thing here."
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"Pam, come on in."
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"I made your favorite drink... Tequila sunrise."
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"Red, always the gentleman."
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"Yeah, well..."
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"Red, Red, honey,"
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"where's my favorite drink?"
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"I didn't know you had a favorite drink, Kitty,"
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"seeing as how much you like all drinks."
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"I'll take a drink, Red."
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"Beer's in the garage, Bob."
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"Mrs. Burkhart?"
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"That's weird."
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"Golly, I didn't know you were dropping by."
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"Yeah, you did."
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"I told you she was,"
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"and you said, "oh, boy, I'm gonna wear my suit.""
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"Well, I'm sorry, Donna."
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"Is there some kind of law against being handsome?"
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"Because if there is,"
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"then guilty as charged."
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"Mrs. Burkhart, when did you get here?"
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"Is it too much for you people"
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"to let me know that we have company?"
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"One bronzed-up tart in the room,"
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"and all the men turn into a bunch"
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"of oversexed fraternity boys."
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"Kitty, you're just imagining things."
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"What's she wearing?"
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"Oh, I cannot believe you kids,"
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"trying to sneak off with my good gin."
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"Yeah, I shoulda known."
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"She can smell booze from a mile away."
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"Excuse me?"
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"Oh, I said, "you smell like booze from a mile away.""
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"That's worse, dumb-ass!"
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"Oh, what a lovely evening."
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"if I didn't know any better,"
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"I'd swear I was with rich people."
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"She's got it all..."
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"Looks and beauty."
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"Pam, you want another drink?"
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"Honey, you shouldn't be drinking."
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"You have a doctor's appointment tomorrow."
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"He has a heart condition. He's very old."
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"I never thought I'd say this, but I wish I was Bob."
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"I wonder if she'd like"
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"to watch "the graduate" with me some night."
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"One time back when I was dating Jackie,"
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"Pam was trying to wash her car, right,"
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"and she leaned over and, like, squeezed out the sponge."
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"That's all I remember,"
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"cause I rode my bike straight into a tree."
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"Oh, look at her."
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"Would you ever want me to show that much leg?"
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"Absolutely not."
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"And why not?"
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"You set me up."
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"Jackie, I can't see your mom's hand,"
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"which means it's on my dad's butt."
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"We have to break 'em up."
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"I've been bad-mouthing Pinciottis for years."
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"I can be one."
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"So that's when I realized"
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"that "tapas" sounds a lot like "topless.""
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"But I had already promised, so..."
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"Hey, mrs. Burkhart,"
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"why don't I throw on some music for us to, uh..."
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"Shake our booties to?"
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"Hey, stop acting like an ass"
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"in front of the pretty lady."
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"That's ok, Red. I think he's cute."
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"Yeah, well, he is my son, you know."
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"Well, good party, good party."
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"When Pam and I were dancing,"
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"she, uh, "accidentally" brushed my butt."
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"And tell 'em what happened after that."
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"Well, then I said,"
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""hey, you can squeeze my butt anytime.""
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"And then it got really quiet."
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"And then she walked over to Bob,"
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"and they were talking and pointing at me."
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"Then you tried to laugh it off,"
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"and you spit dip up on your shirt."
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"Then you tried to do that joke"
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"where you scoop the dip off your shirt with a chip,"
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"and none laughed, and here we are."
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"You know, there's a lot of talk about Pam,"
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"but, Eric, I still have feelings for your mom."
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