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  • So your offices all the way down at the end.

  • You have your own attached bathroom, by the way.

  • Oh, here's one of our best researchers, Dick.

  • Hey.

  • Hello there.

  • What's up, dude?

  • Glad to see there's another brother in this stuff in place.

  • Hey.

  • All right.

  • Good morning, Tom.

  • Jason, how you doing there, Dave?

  • Crystal?

  • Tommy.

  • Good morning, Jake.

  • How are you?

  • Pretty good, Kenny.

  • Yeah, Yeah.

  • You know, so early in the morning, I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but, uh, you know how I was supposed to work late tonight?

  • Well, I gotta run this errand for Mr Medina, and he says that you're gonna have to cover for me.

  • So there it is.

  • I don't need I'm sorry.

  • Dropped the ax.

  • Okay.

  • So, huh?

  • Again.

  • Yeah.

  • Oh, you know what?

  • Just remembered Mr Medina also almost slip my mind.

  • Wants us to change parking spaces.

  • What?

  • Yeah, me Personally, I enjoy the nine minute walk, but he said that we have to do it.

  • Believe it.

  • I hate it as much as you do.

  • What you gonna do?

  • Nothing.

  • You can dio.

  • Mr.

  • Medina said it.

  • Medina things.

  • Whole situation has been Mahin in eyes.

  • It just seems a little confusing to me as to why Mr Medina would give a where we park.

  • How's that?

  • I mean, why would he care where we part?

  • I don't know the answer to that question.

  • I mean, that's just what he said.

  • Hey, the machina works in mysterious ways.

  • You know what?

  • I'm gonna ask him myself, because no, that's okay.

  • I'll do it.

  • Mr.

  • Medina.

  • Sir, I know you're busy, but can I speak to you about the parking switch?

  • What is there to talk about?

  • Okay, I told you.

  • And change to switch parking spaces.

  • Don't you know who I am?

  • I am Mr Medina, and I'm a really, really person in here.

  • Now you get a lot of my office.

  • Wow.

  • True that it was crazy in there.

  • I mean, that was well hence, Yeah.

  • You know what's really crazy, though?

  • I've been working here for about a year and I've never even seen Mr Medina.

  • We'll see that Zizi wanna answer.

  • That's because he comes in before you come into work.

  • And he's still working when you leave.

  • That's that's what makes Mr Medina you know.

  • Come on, we're talking about Mr Medina here.

  • Right on.

  • Makes perfect says, You know, I bet the hardworking boss would love to meet.

  • Ah, hardworking employees, you know, shares the same values.

  • So I'm gonna go ahead and just introduce myself.

  • No, no, Uh, you can't go into Mr Martinez room.

  • Are you crazy?

  • No one except me is allowed to go in there.

  • Mr.

  • Medina is busy.

  • Okay, fine.

  • You made your point clear, man.

  • Thank you very much.

  • I think it's what way.

  • Yeah.

  • Come on, man.

  • What question?

  • More existence.

  • William E.

  • Had that end of the year report to you by 10.

  • Mm.

  • Oh.

  • Oh, Oh.

  • Trail.

  • What's up, baby girl?

  • Can you please turn that off?

  • Why?

  • You don't like my music?

  • Is it music?

  • Because it sounds like a bunch of sex noises over a bass line.

  • Oh, I get it.

  • You don't like my music cause I'm gang.

  • You can't handle the gay man's music.

  • No, no, no.

  • I'm tryingto work here, and that music is weirdly sexual.

  • Oh, I see.

  • So my sexuality is weird.

  • You just can't fathom Ah, man, being attracted to another man, I could fathom it.

  • It's Can you just please listen to some other gay music like Barbra Streisand or something.

  • Anything.

  • I see.

  • I see.

  • Okay, so listening to Barbra Streisand is gay stereotype much start.

  • You seeing anybody lately?

  • Yeah, I mean, kind of.

  • I think I got a good last night.

  • Oh, it was like I mean, my mail was like like he had a baby arm holding onto a apple.

  • Don't call it a baby arm.

  • Oh, I think so.

  • You can't handle hearing about how I'm gay.

  • I'm sorry.

  • You just referred to your boyfriends Penis as a baby's arm holding an apple.

  • Well, that's what it looked like.

  • And it's not my boyfriend, by the way.

  • And any What's your homophobic?

  • No, no, no, that's not homophobic, Okay?

  • You're explicitly talking about sexual things in the workplace.

  • Fine.

  • There's plenty of stuff that we could talk about.

  • You know what?

  • Uh, my Penis cup my scrotum cozies that I have been knitting recently.

  • Oh, with these knitting needles that I have just noticed Look like a little skinny purple penises, etcetera, etcetera.

  • Oh, my God.

  • I can show you a picture.

  • And then you tell me if it's good for Facebook.

  • Okay?

  • I'm fairly certain you're going to show me something overtly sexual, Don't you?

  • Prejudge.

  • May.

  • Here it is.

  • Ah, that's a close up of an anise.

  • Oh, no, That's not an anise.

  • That's my baby girl.

  • That's disgusting.

  • Oh, I see.

  • So you don't want to see a close up picture of my anus because you hate gay man?

  • No, I don't wanna look at a close up picture of anyone's anise homophobia.

  • Homophobia is a homophone.

  • Right here.

  • Hold the phone alert.

  • Whoa!

  • Hey, Hey, baby has no mhm ready.

  • Go to lunch.

  • Yeah.

  • Uhh!

  • Latrell, this is Gavin.

  • Gavin, this is the trail is my boyfriend.

  • How you doing?

  • I'm I'm doing very well.

  • How How are you doing, Gavin?

  • Gavin.

  • Great.

  • I want to go.

  • Yeah, nice to meet you know, trust me, it's not That's the guy.

  • Oh, I get it.

  • I'm not persecuted.

  • I'm just a ass.

  • So your offices all the way down at the end.

  • You have your own attached bathroom, by the way.

  • Oh, here's one of our best researchers, Dick.

  • Hey.

  • Hello there.

  • What's up, dude?

  • Glad to see there's another brother in this stuff in place.

  • So, um, this is gonna be your assistant, Genevieve.

  • Genevieve.

  • What is this shining man?

  • All black people have to shine.

  • You never shine with another black person before.

  • No.

  • I grew up in a white neighborhood and then went to Dartmouth.

  • I've met other black people before, but not like this.

  • You gotta get shined at by another black person first, and then you get it.

  • It's kind of like Facebook.

  • What up, dudes?

  • So every black person has This Is Kobe listening?

  • Yo, what up?

  • Wow.

  • Denzel Washington.

  • I'm here.

  • I'm present, and I will always be around Littlejohn.

  • Excuse me, Littlejohn.

  • Welcome.

  • Right.

  • Glad to have you on board.

  • Oh, what's up, Barack Obama.

  • Mm.

  • Wow.

  • Would that be something that Barack Obama just showed up?

  • Your startup Paperwork's right over here.

  • Man.

  • You gotta be more careful.

  • Learn to use the shine tune in and out of it.

  • Otherwise you won't be able to sort out who's talking.

  • Coco.

  • What?

  • You wanna bring girl?

  • Drink some cocoa?

  • Booth?

  • Is everything okay?

  • Great.

  • Listen for Morgan.

  • Morgan Freeman, He will guide you.

  • Listen to my voice right now.

  • Just stay calm and focus on that white man.

  • Everything is going to be okay.

  • Why don't you finish up this paperwork?

  • Bring it to Jennifer in my office.

  • Now pick up that letter opener and kill that white man.

  • Coolio, man.

  • Oh, yeah, certainly.

  • Oh, hey, I got to go.

  • Yeah.

  • Terry Out, sir.

  • How you doing, man?

  • Hey.

  • Pretty good, Gabe.

  • Oh, got something on your shirt.

  • Not today, Terry.

  • It's like Gabe come out to play.

  • You do have something on your shirt.

  • No, I don't.

  • Yeah, you kind of dio I'm pretty sure I don't got a clean shirt at my desk.

  • You want me to get it for you?

  • I don't see why that would be necessary.

  • Because the streets you have on right now, it's not clean.

  • Except for that.

  • It is me.

  • I have a clean shirt.

  • You you have some schmutz on your damn well, There is no shorts on my Jammie jam.

  • You know what?

  • Why not just get it for you?

  • Yeah.

  • Why don't you do that?

  • Yeah.

  • Hmm.

  • Andi.

  • There we go, Lieutenant.

  • Mhm.

  • They almost got you.

  • Oh, almost.

  • I mean, I'm thinking damn here.

  • Good.

  • You know what the funny thing is?

  • What's that now?

  • I guess from when I dabbed your shirt with the paper towel, and I'm not playing the game right now, but I actually I must have got some paper towel fuzz on your shirt so way.

  • Yeah.

  • No one should have to go through that.

  • And I'm sorry.

  • Happy?

  • Hey, Terry, what's going on?

  • Uh, having a good morning.

  • I'm having a terrific morning.

  • Great.

  • Hope there's nothing on my shirt because I can't looked out.

  • Oh, no, dude, we're not doing that right now, okay?

  • There's nothing on your shirt.

  • No one cares about your shirt.

  • Everything is not about you.

  • Try have a conversation with Karen right now.

  • So you okay, Terry just pisses me off, okay?

  • E do have smarts there, Sweets all over me.

  • Now, you can't deny that Terry's not gonna know what hit him.

  • I way.

  • What?

  • What happened?

  • Terry died right back.

  • Hey, Terry, it's Gabe.

  • I am just wanted to let you know that that you didn't get me, Terry, you didn't get me.

  • Because on the day that you died, there was smuts on my shirt.

  • So guess who wins the game.

  • Terry, I dio you lose.

  • Oh!

  • Oh, Jerry!

  • Hey.

So your offices all the way down at the end.

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