The 60 Yard Line Page #2
you sign, sign this for me?
75 man roster, hand-written.
Uh, yeah, sure.
Can you make it
out to Miss Hot Back?
- Miss Hot Back.
- That's my wife.
Fianc.
- I'm sure you'll figure it out.
- Yeah.
- We are figuring it out, and...
- Yeah, Bears.
Uh, does anyone ever call
you The Tausch Mahal?
- That's not funny.
- Uh, no.
Yeah, he does open mics,
stand-up, so down, uh...
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- Good.
- Good.
All right, yes. So, uh, so yeah,
keep stepping in the bucket.
Pullin', pullin' and crushin',
active feet, elbows in.
Sure. Will do.
Take care.
He's huge.
I don't know what
his problem was.
I thought Tausch Mahal was gold.
[Ben] Could this
day get any better?
Are you boys lost?
Dumb? Or both?
This house for sale?
No, the house in
through the Earth.
and live in it, right next to...
People don't give
up these houses.
I got a few questions for ya.
First, what's your
name, old-timer?
- Rick Warner.
- Okay, that was an easy one.
Second question,
what is your deal?
I'm too old for
this craziness.
I'm moving to Florida.
You boys interested
in the house or what?
Ah, hey. I'll ask the
questions here, Rick.
Final question, is it required
for all old people
to move to Florida?
[men chanting Zagger]
Huddle.
Think about it.
No more parking lot living room.
We could have an
actual living room.
It would be like the
40, the 50, The Sixty,
The Sixty Yard Line,
that's what we'll call it.
The Sixty Yard Line.
Aren't your funds a little
tied up at the moment?
No. Yes. Maybe.
But this is perfect
for Amy and I.
It's perfect for me.
I can get divorce-drunk here.
[Ben] I mean Amy
likes the Pack.
Yeah.
But she also really wants
Yeah. Okay, ready? Break!
Ugh, I'm sorry, but I
just, I can't do it...
Hey, Rick!
What's up, fellas?
...wait to become
a home-owner.
- I'll take it.
- [Boy] Ahman, man!
You haven't said one word
about the practice today.
- Did our offense look tight?
- Oh, yeah. It was real tight.
It was like
jeans-out-of-the-dryer tight.
They ran a lot of slot plays.
Green Right, Strong Slot two.
Go left. Uh, Y Banana.
It's fun to just say
slot and Y Banana,
in the same sentence and
not make it sound dirty?
Right. Right.
Go right, go right.
- Oh, gosh.
- Right.
I'm sorry, I got
confused with the plays.
And I got you this.
Oh, my gosh!
- Wait, who?
- Tauscher.
I love him, his hair.
And while we were there,
and guess what he said?
he's like, "What's up, fellas?"
- Go right.
- What is this little surprise?
- Close your eyes.
- I'm driving.
- Perfect, do it anyways.
- No.
[Ben] Pull in here.
Right here, this is it.
Come on, come on.
- [Amy] What's going on?
- Just don't speak.
I know just what
you're thinking.
[Amy] Don't give me
the No Doubt treatment.
What's going on?
Okay. Just wait.
- How do you have a key?
- Shh.
[Ben] No talking.
What?
[upbeat music]
Oh, you're too, oh, sorry.
First back here.
Okay, so there's this, huh?
Okay, now back inside.
So...
Right?
Oh, oh, I can speak now?
Oh, yeah.
I mean I just, I was thinking,
I love you, and...
So glad that you came
to that conclusion.
And holy balls, I
want to marry you.
- But...
- But?
Just hold on.
If we get married while
we're still in our apartment,
relationship to the next level,
which is what we
both want, right?
But if we buy a house together,
that's huge.
Ben.
What did you do?
Did you buy this house?
Surprise!
This is the little surprise
that you were talking about?
No.
- Yes.
- Ben!
- [Ben] Maybe?
- What? What?
- Listen.
- What?
I have it all planned out.
This is a place for
our family, too.
We can start a family.
strong safety, Teddy Zagowski,
will take his first steps.
And then right there
is where our daughter,
first female General
Manager, Juliette Zagowski,
will learn to assess the draft.
And right out back in
the yard is where...
- Surprise!
- Oh, my gosh!
My god, dude! Come on!
- Congratulations!
- Geez!
Geez, I almost...
- What are you doing here?
Ah, I just wanted to be
here for the big moment.
Plus, Tracey keeps
going by my apartment
asking about her red sweater,
which I don't have because I
burned it in a fit of rage.
Welp...
I'll leave you two
lovebirds to the new nest.
Norwegian corner.
So, what do you think?
Please tell me that you robbed
a bank or won the lottery.
Oh, we're still
gonna have a wedding.
We're gonna have a wedding.
Don't, don't worry about that.
I'll start saving
again, and, and besides,
we can use the house
for the wedding.
We could put the, the,
um, the Tabernacle,
chuppah thing on the back deck,
and the house is
a wedding venue.
- It's called an altar.
- Altar! That's it.
I guess the house
is kind of cute.
Yes!
[upbeat music]
[Polano] Don't tell
Tracey about the sweater.
[upbeat music]
[Ben] Perfect.
All right.
[Commentator]
Brown drops back,
gets going down the left
side line for eight yards.
stop for Tennessee,
and the Packers are starting
to see a little light
for this offense
in the second half.
This is not where I
imagined getting drunk.
Tiny TV, scented candles.
There are birds
everywhere in this place.
Amy says it fits our age.
- And where's your chair?
- Around.
This place looks
like Pier One Imports
took a pure deuce export.
- And what does that mean?
- [Ben] She loves it.
But do you Live,
Laugh, Love it?
You know, it's words.
Oh, my God.
Dude, this is your house, too.
Where is the pride for
those green and gold wimps
you call The Pack?
Oh, you mean
the 12 time champions?
- Yeah.
- That just scored.
That kid is sick.
I don't know how you
see that in that TV.
They're...
It's fine, I can see it.
What are you,
this is pre-season.
- Hey, love.
- My dad gave us some venison.
- You bums want any or no?
- Yes.
- Yes.
- With a side
of Verbena Lemongrass
candles, please Amy, thanks.
- How'd you know that scent?
- How did you know that scent?
That is not
important right now.
What happened to the idea
of The Sixty Yard Line?
You own a house next
to Lambeau Field,
and there is no
football stuff in here.
Where is the football?
couple of football things.
Are you serious?
You'd be cool with that?
- Sure.
- Yes, awesome.
- Navy blue and orange.
- Green and gold!
- Don't be dumb.
- Promise me less pillows.
[phone ringing]
I realize I've only been
regional manager
here for about a week,
but, uh, you've
already stood out
as a valuable asset
to this company.
- Oh.
- You're very professional.
You're well-respected.
I guess you haven't
seen my arrest record.
I don't...
I think many of our employees
could learn a lot from you.
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