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Maybe I’ll take her to that new French restaurant down the street | |
Ah yeah—wait a second now! | |
Look we’re gonna have to set a spending limit on the date. | |
I don’t have the money to take her to a fancy place like that. | |
Well sorry, that’s what I do on dates. | |
All right, well I guess I’ll just have to do what I do on dates. | |
So let’s decide on the spending limit | |
Yeah. Uh, …a slice……six dollars? | |
I was thinking more like a hundred. | |
Okay. Can I borrow 94 dollars? | |
Hi, again. | |
Hey! | |
Hey! | |
Thank you soo, much. | |
Oh, don’t thank me, thank the jerk that never showed up. Okay, I gotta get to get to work. | |
You want some help with that? | |
Oh, no thanks, I got it. No I don’t! | |
Whoa! Are you okay? | |
Whew! Stood up to fast, got a little head rush. | |
It’s the heat. And-and the humidity. | |
That’s a uh, that’s a tough combination. | |
Do you wanna come in for some lemonade? | |
Like you wouldn’t believe. Wow! This is a great place. | |
What do you mean? | |
Remember how you said you were really dense about poetry? Oh. | |
Oh! | |
Hey, somebody left their keys. | |
Ooohh, to a Porsche! | |
Hey Gunther, these yours? | |
Yeah, that’s what I drive. I make four bucks an hour, I saved up for 350 years! | |
Na-uh! Hey did anybody lose their keys? | |
Joey, why don’t you put them in the lost and found? | |
There’s a lost and found? My shoe! | |
You left a shoe here?! | |
Well, I didn’t realize until I got home. | |
I wasn’t gonna walk all the way back down here with one shoe! | |
I’m gonna go find that guy’s car and leave a note on the windshield. | |
Oh good, when he comes back for his keys, I’ll be sure to give him your shoe. | |
Great! Thanks. | |
Ok, and this is Funny Clown. Funny Clown is only for after his naps, not before his naps or he won't sleep. | |
Carol, we've been through this before, ok? | |
We have a good time. | |
We laugh, we play. | |
It's like we're father and son. | |
Honey, relax. Ross is great with him. Don't look so surprised. I'm a lovely person. | |
Oh, this is so cute. | |
Oh, I got that for him. | |
My mommies love me. That's clever. | |
Hello? | |
Oh, Hi, Ju——Hi, Jew! | |
Uh huh? | |
Uh huh? | |
Ok. Um, sure, that'd be great. | |
See ya then. | |
Bye. | |
Did you just say Hi, Jew? | |
Yes. Uh, yes, I did. That was my friend, Eddie Moskowitz. Yeah, he likes it. Reaffirms his faith. | |
Now there you go! I wouldn’t want my best guest to strain her eyes! | |
Thanks Monica! | |
Does that smell bother you? | |
What the smell from Joey’s? No, I can hardly smell it over here. | |
Well you let me know if you can, because y’know I can bake a pie to cover it. | |
I can smell it a little, bake the pie. | |
Okay! | |
Okay. | |
Hello? Oh yes, one minute please. It’s for you. It’s the fire inspector. | |
Oh! Hello? Yeah this is Phoebe. Really?! | |
Yeah, so it turns out that it wasn’t the hair straightener that started the fire. | |
No-no, it was the candles. | |
It’s very not good leaving candles unattended. | |
In fact, one of the first things they teach you in fire school is… Uhh… Uhh… Okay. | |
Well, I have to go now. | |
Joey proposed to me. | |
Is he crazy?! You just had Ross’s baby! | |
Well, I-I said yes. | |
What?! | |
Are you crazy? | |
You just had Ross’s baby! | |
It’s-it’s so inappropriate. | |
No, it’s worse than that. | |
It’s wrong. | |
It’s… It is bigger than mine! | |
I know. | |
You can’t marry him! | |
Why not? I don’t want to do this alone! And he’s such a sweet guy and he loves me so much. | |
Well do you love him? | |
Sure. | |
Sure? | |
Yeah, I mean whatever. | |
Honey, the question is…do you really want to marry Joey? | |
No. No, I don’t. Could you be a dear and go tell him? | |
So-so you two were married huh? What happened? You just drift apart? | |
Here comes the bride. | |
Oh my God Monica! | |
I wanna wear this everyday. | |
You look so beautiful. | |
I’m so happy for me. | |
Hello? | |
Hey! Did Chandler show up yet? | |
Yeah, we got him back. Everything’s fine. |