| DESMOND: In every group of friends,
there's always one guy |
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| who can best be described as
the inappropriate one. |
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| I call that guy a Barry. |
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| A Barry says and does things
other people only think. |
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| And he does not know the word propriety. |
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| There are all kinds of Barrys. |
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| Old Barrys... |
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| Young Barrys... |
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| And Barrys all over the world. |
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| And that's me and my three
best friends when we were ten. |
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| The one on the end, that's our Barry. |
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| His name is Barry. |
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| Growing up we thought
Barry was hilarious. |
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| He played pranks on girls, |
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| he infuriated teachers |
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| and we loved him for it. |
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| But, as we've gotten older, |
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| and started having careers,
wives, and families, |
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| he's become an embarrassment, |
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| a detriment to our livelihoods
and reputations, |
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| a social wrecking ball. |
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