Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I thought you were gonna do that with me. Hmm? What?
Guys, guys, come on. Let's not get into one of these things, all right?
Well-- Well, thanks, Bill. That's very nice.
He's from Wisconsin too. Uh, Milwaukee.
of a contract written on a-- on a Denny's place mat, but isn't Brian married?
He's a baritone. [ Laughing ]
- You guys do any doo-wop numbers? - Oh, right. Like Sha Na Na?
Well, Cedar Heights, to be exact, if you want to be exact about it.
Matthew, I just want you to do your job.
Misplaced anger can be a very great motivator.
The only problem I have is sitting right out--
I'm gonna be up on a stage with three guys who give a hoot!
Now, I haven't known Dave as long as you guys have, but I consider him a friend.
You don't really want to go through with this either,
Hey, Dave. Last chance for Chock.
My man.
No, Bill, I don't want you to hurt their feelings. I won't.
Tell you what. Come get the book when you're bored with this guy.
You're playing computer solitaire!
but since we're saying good-bye, we might as well do it with a song.
Well, based on every single word you've said since you got here, yeah.
and I-I don't need you bouncing around like some kind of freakin' lab monkey!
I'm yelling at you! I know! But this isn't helping to teach--
Oh. Okay.
You see? Everyone has problems at home. Even Mr. James.
- Of course, Brian. - I've been trying to follow this,
Nothing, sir. Nothing. Everything's fine.
Okay, well, here they are. Take 'em away.
Oh, I'm sorry. I was hoping we could talk alone.
Yeah, shake 'em out. Shake 'em out. Matthew!