Amira & Sam
May I have
your attention, please?
The ferry will be
docking shortly.
For your safety, all passengers
are to remain off stairs,
ramps, and landings
until the ferry has come
to a complete stop
at the terminal.
Remain behind the designated
barriers for docking.
Failure to do so could
result in serious injury.
Thank you for riding
Good evening.
He looks pretty, but he's
actually known as Sasquatch.
Let's go.
He's like a caveman.
Don't do that, god damn it.
Hey, buddy, you missed
Have fun cleaning it up.
Ben, come on, man.
All right, let's go.
Let go of the door.
I'm gonna need an apology.
Look, dude, he's sorry, OK?
Don't apologize
to this rent-a-cop.
No, listen, it's not a big deal.
If you want to
keep your job, let go.
What the f***?
What the f*** is going on?
- What the f*** was that?
- What happened?
Is it not moving?
- Damn!
- Just do it... stop it!
Hey, have you seen
"Yes Man," Jim Carrey?
So funny, man.
Hey, yo, man.
Jim Carrey. "Yes Man."
He says "yes" all the time.
Jim Carrey.
You know "The Mask"? Green face?
This one same.
Hey, girls! "27 Dresses."
Katherine Heigl.
She's been a bridesmaid
27 times.
It's so good.
So romantic.
No, thank you.
What are you looking at?
Hey, man, you like Jim Carrey?
Yes Man?
Says "yes" all the time.
Can't stop saying "yes."
Oh, excuse me.
Some of these buzzers
don't have names.
Do you know Bassam Jafari?
I'm looking for him.
You a cop?
I'm a friend of Bassam's.
Bassam does not have friends,
and you smell like a cop.
I brought him a doughnut.
That's probably what you're
talking about, smell-wise.
Wow.
- Hello?
- Bassam?
Who's this?
Hey, it's Sam Seneca.
Sammy! Come on up!
No more selling DVD.
You hear me?
- Sammy.
- Bassam.
Are you out of the Army?
Yeah, yeah, I just got out,
and I brought your favorite.
Oh.
I have something else for you...
as promised.
You remembered.
Amira!
You have to meet my niece.
- Amira!
- What?
- Come on out here.
- No!
Amira!
- You speak Arabic?
- Yeah.
I should go.
- No. It's just...
- I should go.
Come, come.
Her brother was
a translator with me in Iraq.
He was caught in the crossfire
during a raid and was killed
by U.S. soldiers.
That's why she left.
F***. I'm sorry.
I should definitely go.
No, no, no.
You will stay and eat with us.
Bassam, I should go.
You will stay at our house.
I don't want things
to be awkward, Bassam.
They won't be awkward,
I promise.
This is really delicious.
Thank you.
We're glad you enjoyed it.
Hey, you want to hear
a funny story?
- Yes.
- No.
So, I left the Army in part to
take care of my
dad who is dying, right?
This doesn't sound funny.
It gets better.
Um... uh, OK.
So, my dad spent the last
few years of his life
refurbishing and
selling antiques.
So, the day that I get in,
he takes me out
antique hunting, right?
And we stop at McDonald's
to get some food.
This kid fucks up
his order, right?
And he bites into his hamburger,
and there's a pickle in it.
He f***ing hates pickles,
this kid behind the counter.
So, they go back and they're
remaking his cheeseburger,
and he runs into
one of these guys
that used to buy a lot
of antiques off him,
and they're reminiscing
about these old
axes that my dad used to have.
And my dad says, "Wait right
here. I'll be right back."
Runs out to the car, and this
kid behind the counter looks up,
and sees my dad... is now
barreling towards him
with an giant ax.
And he screams, "Aah!
I'm so sorry about
your cheeseburger."
Don't kill me."
Ha ha ha!
Then he shat himself.
Smelled like it anyway.
It's not funny.
All right, well,
I have another story.
So, there's a penguin
and he's going
through the desert,
just a penguin
And it was a really hot day,
and he was driving along,
eating ice cream
from the passenger seat,
just like, "Oh,
it's so hot out here."
And then his car breaks down
in the middle of the desert.
So he calls, you know, AAA.
AAA shows up, to find him still
eating his ice cream in his car.
And he says, "I don't know
what happened."
And the guy from AAA says,
"it looks like you blew a seal."
"Looks like you blew a seal,"
'cause he was
eating vanilla ice cream.
Like, blew a seal.
It's kind of like
a double entendre.
You're talking about...
Could be like
a wheel or something
in the engine,
but really like blew a seal.
Is English your third language?
Well, Meredith,
tonight's the big night,
Up with the Kardashians."
What can we expect
from tonight's episode?
Well, you know, Steve,
I gotta tell you.
Everything that this family
seems to do just takes off!
Fashion, style, family.
Everything about her is
just great.
She really does
it all, doesn't she?
She really does.
Thank you for a delicious meal
and shitty television.
It's a high five.
You won't give me a high five?
I give high fives to strangers
walking down the street.
We've had dinner...
I only walked you to the door
because Bassam is asleep
and it would be rude
for me not to.
So, I found out
my 6-year-old daughter
has a crush on a boy,
and so I have to
kill that boy, right?
I mean, I think that's the only
logical thing for me to do.
So, I walk up to the school,
and I'm like, "Where's Larry?"
First of all, his name is Larry.
Let's back it up one step, OK?
Who the f*** calls their
6-year-old Larry, all right?
I was already suspect
to this kid's parents.
So, I walk up there
and I lock eyes with him,
and I look at him,
and I say, "Oh, my God,
he's so f***in' cute!"
He's awesome.
He loves sports.
We're hangin' out.
I turn to my daughter.
I'm like, "Marry Larry!"
"Let's just get this thing
over with, right?"
You guys ready for
some more comedy?
Mr. Sam Seneca, everyone. Yeah!
Hello.
Whoo! Yeah!
Hi.
Um, I'm Sam Seneca.
And...
what are all of your names?
I'll get into my stuff here.
Uh... so...
"Jokes and Stuff."
Here we go.
I never used to
believe in aliens,
and then I started watching
reality television.
Now I'm pretty sure that
the Kardashians are here
Um...
I was walking past
a Kindergarten.
I wasn't going out of
my way to walk past it.
It was just in my route.
But anyway, I noticed that
these Kindergartners
were large in size
and general mass...
They were, like, 450 pounds,
which begs the question:
What are we feeding our kids?
Other kids?
Oh, f*** it. Sorry.
Now...
I know I had it.
I just...
- Because you called.
- Mm-hmm, I did.
- And we spoke.
- That's true.
And I pulled it.
Where did I put it?
Come on, Janet.
It's meow or never.
What?
- Nothing.
- Oh.
Hey, what's your
favorite Broadway play?
Found it!
That's my file.
I knew you could do it.
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