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[Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Yeah, I wanted to give you something personal, you know. That was my first rectal thermometer. Happy birthday to you, you, you!
You look like a monkey and yourselves. What are you talking about? We worked on that all week. Let's go. Let's make a wish, babycakes. Come on.
What'd you wish for? Nope, can't tell you that. Come on, tell! No siree, I'm telling you, it's bad luck. You want some bad luck? I'll blab it out.
What if you want to be safe? Off for crying out loud, would you just tell us? I mean, really, what could happen? Okay, I wished I could go to the wild. The wild? A total is bad luck. Are you nuts? That is the worst idea I've ever heard. The Penguins are going, so I can't. I--the Penguins are psychotic.
Come on, just imagine going back to nature, back to your roots. Clean air, wide-open spaces. Well, I hear they have wide-open spaces in Connecticut.
Connecticut? Yeah. What you got to do is you got to go over the Grand Central, and then you got to take the Metro-North train north. So one could take the train, just hypothetically, Marty. Come on, what would Connecticut have to offer us? Lyme disease. Thank you, Melman.
No, no, really, really. I just--certainly none of this in the wild. Buses, but highly refined type of bone thing that you do not find in the wild. You ever thought there might be more to life than steak, Alex? He didn't mean that, baby. No. Doesn't bother you guys that you don't know anything about life outside this zoo? No. Nope. Well, I mean, come on, that's just one subject. You got a little yellow smuts right there, you know.
Thanks, guys. Thanks for the party. It was great, really. What's hitting them? Maybe you should talk to--Hey, snow globe. I can't top that, Alex. I can see where this is going. It is getting late. I guess I'm gonna [Music] Come on, he's your best friend. Alright, alright. Okay, name already [Music]