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  • All right, so you're all checked out for Lake Arrowhead's 15th annual fishing competition.

  • Great.

  • What does first place win again?

  • First place is actually a cabin for the weekend and $10,000 cash.

  • Oh, $10,000 cash, wow.

  • That should be more than enough for drinks Friday night at 7:00.

  • I suppose it would be.

  • Do you know any beautiful women around the lake who might be interested?

  • I do.

  • Here's her number.

  • Perfect.

  • All right, so we got your name, fishing license, and contact information.

  • Oh wait, duh, we need to submit your biggest catch.

  • How big is your fish?

  • I'm sorry?

  • How big is your fish?

  • You know, like the length and weight of the biggest fish you caught today.

  • And why do you need that information?

  • Because you signed up for a fishing competition.

  • Based on size, so if you want to compete, we need to know how big your fish is.

  • You could just put big.

  • That's not a number.

  • Then you could just put big old fish.

  • That's still not a number.

  • I got that good fish.

  • I just need a number.

  • I got that dope fish.

  • What size is that?

  • 30 inches?

  • That's pretty decent.

  • Nice.

  • Did I say inches?

  • I meant yards.

  • Can you just give me a number in pounds and a number in inches for how big your fish is?

  • Does size matter to you?

  • No, the size of your fish doesn't matter to me.

  • So you'd be satisfied with a little fish like this?

  • Wait.

  • Why are we doing this?

  • Let me send you a fish pick.

  • And wait.

  • You like it?

  • Then go from there.

  • Inches and pounds.

  • What even is inches to me?

  • It's all about how that fish swims.

  • You know, I'm starting to think you have a small fish.

  • Yeah, right.

  • You're giving small fish energy.

  • Bro, I got such a big fish that you can have all you can eat sushi.

  • Length and weight.

  • Hang on one second, princess.

  • Quince, what's going on, brother?

  • You're on the phone with the fisherman from Jaws?

  • Yeah, it's so big, honestly, sometimes I have trouble sleeping.

  • Please stop.

  • My fish was the size of a ooh, barracuda.

  • There's not even barracudas in this lake.

  • They wrote that song about daddy.

  • Enough.

  • I'm just trying to do my job, I need to know how big your fish is so we could both continue on with our day.

  • All right, can I be honest with you?

  • That's all I've wanted.

  • I'm afraid when I tell you how big my fish like actually is, you're not going to want to get drinks with me Friday night at 7:00.

  • Why would you think that?

  • You probably see all these professional fishermen come in with just big fishes.

  • I don't know if I could compete with that.

  • Listen, it's not about the size of the fish, it's about the man holding the fishing pole.

  • Really?

  • Really.

  • Still drinks Friday night at 7:00?

  • Still drinks Friday night at 7:00.

  • Okay, well, in that case, um, the size of my fish is no way.

  • It is you, micro fish Frankie.

  • That's not uh micro fish Frankie?

  • Me and this guy, we used to go on fishing trips all the time.

  • But he would only catch the little micro fishies.

  • How's your family doing, man?

  • You have a micro fish?

  • I mean, it's average size.

  • I'll pick you up at 7:00.

  • I love you.

  • Bye.

  • What was that?

All right, so you're all checked out for Lake Arrowhead's 15th annual fishing competition.

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competition

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cabin

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pretty

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