Think Like a Man Too Page #13
unadvisedly or lightly,
but reverently and soberly.
Too late for that.
Therefore, if anyone here has reasons
why these two should not be married,
speak now, or forever
hold your peace.
What y'all looking at?
Proceed.
Do you have the rings?
The rings.
- The ring. No, you put them in your pocket.
- Did I give them to you?
I didn't put them in my pocket.
- In your right pocket. Right there.
- No, I don't know where I put them at.
I got it. I have it. I'm sorry.
You really are the
best best man, Ced.
to exchange their vows.
With this ring, I vow
to be a loyal husband,
a constant friend,
and a devoted father
to our son, Duke.
I vow to love, honor,
cherish and adore you.
Baby, I'm going to
adore you forever.
With this ring,
I vow to love you
in good times and in bad times,
in sickness and in health.
I promise to be in your corner
and by your side forever
and ever and ever.
I heard the whole group of them went
to jail the other night. The groom...
Girl, you ain't gotta shush
me. I'm just telling the truth.
Stop.
Okay.
I now pronounce you
husband and wife.
You may kiss the bride.
Mikey! Kiss her! Kiss her!
Ladies and gentlemen, I give
you Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hanover.
- Go hug your mother, boy.
- Okay.
You did it, Michael.
You did it and it is perfect.
And I love you so much.
Okay, so it turns out, Vegas isn't
the worst place for couples after all.
You know, maybe I should
come here with Gail sometime,
when it's snowing, or
maybe when it's hailing
or when it's freezing
Dropped your dollar.
Bennett, what the hell am
I gonna do with a dollar?
That's like putting a raindrop in the
ocean. Get your ass out of my face, please.
All right.
Survey says...
Yes! $100,000!
That's my dollar, I won!
Yes. Thank you.
Yes. Thank you, Steve
Harvey. Thank you.
That was my dollar, sir.
That was actually my dollar.
No, it's mine. You gave it to me.
I put it in the machine. It's my dollar.
I didn't give you sh*t!
You gave me the dollar. Remember
the whole "raindrop in the ocean"?
That is his money. We won it.
It's my dollar.
Bennett, you tell your
wife to shut her face!
- Don't tell me to shut up.
- Don't bump, don't bump me.
Hello. Hi, there.
Cedric! You owe me money.
That's my dollar!
You leave yet?
Not quite, sir.
What about now?
Almost.
You there, Declan?
Not really.
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