CHUBBY
Stripcreator Regular
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From the makers of "The $10,000 Martini" and "The $3500 Scotch".
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"The Simple Life"-- The Borgata Hotel, Atlantic City
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| Boy, this "working for a living", or whatever, like, sucks, really. | |
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| Hi, Nicole. Hi, Paris. Can I buy you two ladies a drink? | |
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| You want to see which team can sell the most LEMONADE? What's the catch? | |
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| You have to charge $750 a glass. | |
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| Well, there's, like, a bar in the, you know, hotel. Why don't we, like, go there? | |
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| Oh, no. I'm not going through that again. It's a nice night. Let's take a walk down the boardwalk. | |
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| I REALLY want to win. I mean, our team to win. | |
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| He wants us to, like, you know, walk. | |
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| How about the Tun Tavern? | |
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| Are you, like crazy or something? I'm watching my weight! | |
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| I REALLY want to win-- I mean, our team to win. | |
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| Well, we're at the end of the boardwalk. Nicole has rejected every single bar. The only things left are those two lemonade stands. | |
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| Hey, baby, you lookin' fo' some lemonade? | |
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| Beat it, LaTonyi'sha! I saw him first! | |
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| Ladies, please, don't fight. There's plenty of me to go around. If you get my drift. | |
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| Why don't you beat it, Brittany? He ain't yo' type. He ain't one o' them yuppie stockbrokers from Tribeca down here in A. C. slummin'! | |
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| Well, he's certainly not your type. He's got all his own teeth and no prison tattoos. | |
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| Yo yo yo yo! What up, baby? What's yo' name, sweetcheeks? | |
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| How'd you know my name Ri'chie? | |
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--- "We're fighting for this woman's honor, which is probably more than she ever did." Groucho Marx
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