| BOB: That's weird. Someone took
the mop part off this mop. |
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| Oh, my God. No! |
00:00:22.306 - 00:00:23.906 |
| Sorry, Dad, I took it. |
00:00:23.907 - 00:00:25.474 |
| I'm going out for cheerleader,
and I needed |
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| some practice pom-poms.
Oh, Gene, |
00:00:26.743 - 00:00:28.578 |
| for my other pom-pom, I
borrowed your Rasta wig. |
00:00:28.579 - 00:00:30.580 |
| Not cool, mon.
It's okay. |
00:00:30.581 - 00:00:32.815 |
| So, Tina, you're going out
for cheerleader! |
00:00:32.850 - 00:00:35.251 |
| That's exciting. |
00:00:35.252 - 00:00:36.328 |
| Yeah. At wrestling matches, |
00:00:36.353 - 00:00:37.820 |
| cheerleaders are only ten feet
from the action. |
00:00:37.821 - 00:00:39.555 |
| When things get sweaty,
that's the splash zone. |
00:00:39.556 - 00:00:41.624 |
| I-I don't know. Isn't
cheerleading kind of, well, silly? |
00:00:41.658 - 00:00:43.593 |
| Plus, do you really want
to get splashed by that? |
00:00:43.594 - 00:00:45.761 |
| Yes. |
00:00:45.762 - 00:00:46.762 |
| Oh.
Don't you? |
00:00:46.763 - 00:00:47.997 |
| What are you talking about? |
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| Cheerleaders help the team
win by jumping around |
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| and touching their toes
and asking if you're ready |
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| and then they say, "Okay!" |
00:00:53.237 - 00:00:54.871 |
| And they whip the crowd into
a frenzy by spelling words. |
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