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Penny: Previously on
the big bang theory...

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I guess I'm still wondering
if Emily and I are right for each other.

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Does this have to do with that girl
you had coffee with?

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You mean the strong, sexy angel
I can't stop thinking about? Who can say?

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I need to come up with a big idea
to make some money.

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- There's no reason you can't.
- That's easy for you to say.

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You and Sheldon already came up
with your superfluid helium model.

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That's just research,
we're never gonna make any money from it.

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Forget helium. The real superfluid
is the fruit punch in this mug.

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Reminds me of my daddy's
secret don't-tell-mama juice.

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Maybe that's an idea.
Guidance systems for drunk people.

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They have that, it's called uber.

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Hey, in your super-cooled
helium experiments,

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did you create quantum vortices?

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- Yeah, why?
- Well, if you made a guidance system,

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couldn't you use those vortices
as a gyroscope?

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Never thought about that.

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And since it's in a quantum state,
it would maintain an infinite persistence.

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Groundbreaking revelations,
tropical drinks, tell me

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this isn't like the best episode
of sex and the city.

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Okay, I gotta ask.
Why are you wearing a bow tie?

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Well, I've never applied
for a patent before.

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I wanted to make a good impression.

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Is the impression
that your first name is pee-wee?

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(Chuckles)

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Yeah, well, you're an engineer.
End ofjoke, burn.

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Come on in, fellas.

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See, he's not wearing a tie.

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Well, he's a patent attorney,
maybe his tie is pending.

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So, I've reviewed your papenivork.

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It seems like we've got everything we need

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to file a patent
for your infinite persistence gyroscope.

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- That's great!
- Excellent.

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So what happens next?

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Well, the legal team needs to review
existing patents to avoid overlap.

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Oh, I don't think there will be.

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Yes, we did our own search, so...

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That's nice, but I think ours
might be a bit more thorough.

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(Chuckles) Get a load of this guy.

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Can you imagine
if we make money with this?

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Well, if we do, I am splurging
on the best sinus irrigator money can buy.

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That old sad story, guy gets
a little money,

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- goes straight up his nose.
- (Chuckles)

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Just need you to review
and sign this document

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acknowledging that you understand
the university will own 75% of the patent.

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Seventy-five percent?

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That's outrageous.

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I mean, this is our idea
based on our research.

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How can you possiblyjustify
owning a majority share?

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It's university policy.

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I know when I'm beat.

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Hold on, hold on.
So the three of us do all the work

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and only end up with 25%?

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Dr. Hofstadter, this university's been
paying your salaries for over ten years.

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Do you think we do that
out of the goodness of our hearts?

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Well, until you just said
that mean thing, kind of.

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And as far as Mr. Wolowitz is concerned,

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I'm afraid as a federal employee
on loan from NASA,

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your name can be on the patent, but...

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You're not entitled to an ownership share.

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Wait, so this can turn out to be
a financial success and I get nothing?

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We”, sometimes they give you a plaque.

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Well, that's not fair.
We should all get plaques.

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Sorry, but we can't sign this.

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Come on, let's go.

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Thank you for your time.

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A couple of questions about the plaque...

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(Theme song plays)

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So, have you been having
any morning sickness?

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A little, and it doesn't help that I have
this heightened sense of smell.

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What, is that a pregnancy thing?

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Yeah. The other day I sniffed out
where Howie hid the girl scout cookies.

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No more tagalongs, my ass.

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But now you'll be able to make
your own milk to eat the cookies with.

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Hey, guys. Hey, penny,

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I really appreciate you helping me
with this. I don't know what to do.

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- Sure, let me see it.
- See what?

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I hadn't spoken to Emily
since I broke up with her,

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and she left this
on my doorstep with a note.

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"Raj, I got you this before we split up
but couldn't return it

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"and thought you'd like to have it.
Happy belated Valentine's day, Emily."

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That's nice.

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"Nice," or is she trying
to manipulate him?

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I know. I mean, do I open it?
Do I return it?

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Why wouldn't you open it?

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Well, she was pretty mad,
for all I know it's a voodoo do” of me

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with a fork stuck in myjunk.

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You don't think she'd actually send you
something gross or dangerous, do you?

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I know one way to find out. Sniff this.

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She's pregnant, she's not a bloodhound.

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Although I am getting
a little machine oil, I think it's metal.

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Come on, just open it.

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You know, on game of thrones

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balon greyjoy received
his son's genitals in a box.

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Oh, never hurts to have a spare.

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(Blows)

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- Bernadette: What is that?
- Wow!

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It's an antique sextant.

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Sailors used these
to find their positions by the stars.

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What a nice gift for an astrophysicist.

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I know, she's so thoughtful.

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See, she's trying to get you back.

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Now that is exactly
what I would've gotten you

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if I had any idea
what it is or what you do.

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You know, I...

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I have too much self-esteem

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to let this girl guilt me
into getting back together with her.

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You don't need to be pregnant
to smell that load of crap.

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(Sighs)

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Well...

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What if we go around the university
and just get the patent ourselves?

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We can't. It says on their website
as long as we work there,

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they have a controlling ownership
of anything we come up with.

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Great. So they own my idea for a t-shirt
that says "dumb as a bag of geologists."

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Well, our choices are
we do this with the university

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or we don't do it at all.

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Either way, I get nothing.

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Or if we end up making money from this,

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Sheldon and I could
split our shares with you.

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To be clear,
Leonard's referring to the gyroscope,

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not the t-shirt and mugs.

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Oh!

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Now they own the mugs.

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I guess that is a way around this.
You guys would be cool doing it like that?

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Of course,
we would split any profits three ways.

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- I'm fine with that.
- Okay, great.

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It sounds like a contract
might be in order.

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Sure, we could write something up.

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But which one of us
should be the party who...

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You can do it, Sheldon.

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So stipulated!

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Once I found a stash of contracts
under his bed, it was weird.

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I wonder how much she spent on this.

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Ooh! Let's find out.

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It doesn't matter,
it's the thought that counts.

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Yeah, yeah, and beauty's on the inside,
size doesn't matter. How much she spend?

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Seriously, guys, I don't wanna know.

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Oh, my.

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We”, come on, you can't say,
"oh, my" and then not tell me!

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These things go for $500 and up.

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Damn. All I got for Valentine's day
was a postcard saying

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my Vermont Teddy bear was back-ordered.

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Okay, so she drops off a $500 gift

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and she's not trying
to get back together with you?

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Maybe you're right.

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Or she's telling the truth
and just being nice.

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Maybe you're right.
Wow, I am easy to manipulate.

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Guys, it's emin. What should I do?

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Okay. Answer it.
Just be strong, and if she starts to cry,

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don't make any promises,
and most importantly,

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put it on speaker so we can hear.

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- Hello.
- Emily: Hey, it's Emily.

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Is this a good time?

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Yeah, yeah, sure. What's up?

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Was it okay I left that gift?
I'm really hoping we can be friends.

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Maybe, maybe.

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Um, you think you'd wanna
grab a cup of coffee?

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Hello?

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I'm sorry, I seem to be taking
an annoying amount of time

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deciding how I feel about this!

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I just... I miss hanging out with you.

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It's not like I lost a friend,
it's like I lost my best friend.

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(Sobbing) Is there any chance
you'd wanna come over?

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I'm sorry.
I don't think that's a good idea.

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Okay.
I'm just, I'm having a really hard time,

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but that's not your problem, that's mine.

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I won't bother you again,

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but please know that you'll
always have a place in my heart.

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(Gagging)

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Bye, raj. You're a good guy.

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Goodbye, emin.

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(Exhales)

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That was rough, you guys.

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I know, but you did it.
I'm so proud of you.

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(Sighs) Well, anyway,
I'll leave you to your girls' night.

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Are you sure you
don't wanna stay here with us?

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No, I kind of
feel like being alone right now.

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Well, if you change your mind,
we'll be here.

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Thank you.

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Say hi to emin for us.

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Will do.

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Yeah, this contract looks good to me.

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I'll say it looks good.
It's in my proprietary font, shelvetica.

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I wanna say something obnoxious,
but it is easy on the eyes.

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I'm a little tired, Howie,
you ready to go?

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Yeah, one sec.
I just need to sign this contract.

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What is it?

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Well, we ran into a problem
about my share of the patent,

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so we're forming a partnership
to split anything we make equally.

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Sheldon, did you draft the contract?

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You bet I did.

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You're gonna make out so hard tonight.

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So, you're just gonna sign this
without having a lawyer look at it?

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Excuse me, I've been drafting contracts
since kindergarten.

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Didn't need a lawyer to get me
out of finger painting,

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don't need one now.

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I know, but...

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Bernie, the guys were nice enough to find
a way to keep me from being cut out.

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Well, I should hope so.
The whole thing was your idea.

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Well, to be fair,
Howard's idea was based on Sheldon's math.

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Guys, everyone is involved in this, okay?

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Howard's invention, Sheldon's math,

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my original theory that space time
was like a super-cooled liquid,

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which I'm sure penny would've mentioned

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if she wasn't working on
that hangnail right now.

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What?

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- Honey, this is fine.
- Okay.

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You wanna sign a contract
that Sheldon whipped up, go ahead.

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Can I talk to you in the hall?

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- Sure.
- Excuse us.

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Hey, Leonard.

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What?

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If she doesn't think
that we should apply for this patent,

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she's being patently absurd.

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Good one.

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Okay, you got it.
See, I was afraid it was a thinker.

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What are you doing?

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I just wanna make sure
you've thought this through.

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What's to think about?

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We have an invention
and wanna move fonnard.

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Howie, you're about to form
a legal partnership with Sheldon Cooper.

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All right, if you're gonna
calmly make excellent points

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then I don't know if I wanna talk to you.

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Okay, I get it.

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And it's sweet that you're worried
about me, but I can take care of myself.

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I'm not worried about you,
I'm worried about me.

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I don't wanna go through this pregnancy
listening to you complain about Sheldon

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driving you crazy
more than you already do.

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Here we go with the ironclad logic again.

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You've tried to work with him before,
it hasn't gone well.

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Why is this time gonna be any different?

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Is the fetus helping you?
'Cause that's cheating.

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(Cellphone ringing)

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- Hello.
- Hey, raj. It's Claire, how are you?

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Hi, I'm good. Really good.

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Well, I don't know why I said
"really good," I'm just regular good.

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I really just wanted to sound confident.

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And that "really" was a real really,

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not a fake "really"
like the first "really."

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Really?

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I don't know,
I lost track and I missed my exit.

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So, uh, so what's up?

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Well, last time we talked I had just
gotten back together with my boyfriend

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and I wanted to let you know
that things didn't work out.

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Really?
I'm sorry, I swear I know other words.

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So if you were still interested...

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Yes! Indeed. Absolutely. Indubitably.

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I'm not even sure what the last one means,
but it's another word and I know it.

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So, when do you wanna meet up?

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Um, I'm almost off work,
what are you doing now?

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Right now? Well...

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Well, actually, to be completely honest,

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I'm stopping by to see my ex-girlfriend
because she's having a tough time,

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but it's not like
we 're getting back together or anything.

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Let me guess,
the worst part about breaking up

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is that she doesn't have
her best friend to talk to anymore?

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That's exactly what she said!
How do you know that?

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I'm a girl,
that's like page one out of the playbook.

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Any chance
you could send me a pdf of that playbook?

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Been out there awhile.

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Hope everything's okay.

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I wonder what they're talking about.

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If you guys would shut up,
I could tell you.

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Oh, be cool, be cool, be cool.

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- Hey.
- Hello.

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Hey. You guys all right?

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Yeah. But, um, we were talking and...

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I'm a little concerned about
the three of us forming a partnership.

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Are you suggesting
a limited liability corporation?

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'Cause I did not I-I-see that coming.

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Sheldon, my concern is not with the money
or anything, it's with how you treat me.

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Vveh, ibeheve
I'm treating you generously.

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That's why I've stipulated
in the contract that your contributions

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to our invention
are as valuable as my own.

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Are you saying that his contributions
aren't as valuable as yours?

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No, I'm not saying that,
because I kept saying that this morning

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and Leonard said stop saying that.

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See, this is what happens
every time we work together.

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You know, hang on. What if Sheldon
had no choice but to be respectful?

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What? Is there a switch on the back
of his neck we don't know about?

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No. What I'm saying is,
you could add a clause to the contract

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that he can't make fun of Howard.

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How would you enforce it?

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Oh, please, any contract I sign

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is enforced by my own personal code
of ethics.

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- And his obsessive-compulsive disorder.
- Yeah, that, too.

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And scoot over,
part of your shadow is on my spot. Move.

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Howard, what do you think?

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I'm on board.

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Good. I'll add it right now.

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Oh, baby, it's addendum time!

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(Line ringing)

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- Emily: Hello?
- Hey, Emily, listen.

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I've been thinking and I'm not sure
it's a good idea that I come over.

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(Crying) Okay, I understand.

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No, no. Please don't cry.

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Okay, I'll stop!

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- Hello?
- Hey, so listen, Claire, change of plans.

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Fine, do what you want,
but she's playing you.

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I don't think so,
she sounded pretty upset.

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You mean like, "I was just really
looking fonnard to seeing you."

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"I'm having such a rough day."

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Emily, listen.

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I'm sorry, but I can't come by.

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Why not?

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I think we both know if I come over
we're gonna get back together and...

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I told you I needed a friend.

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What do you think is happening here?

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Call you right back.

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The revisions I made start on page four.

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That is a lot of "whereupons."

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You should see
the Valentine's day card he gave me.

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"Article three.
As it pertains to this project,

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"Dr. Sheldon Cooper
promises to abstain from all insulting

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"or disrespectful language
directed toward Howard Wolowitz,

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"including but not limited to
mockery of engineering, his height,

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"his hair, his wardrobe

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"and his insane belief
that the ghost rider movie

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"was, quote, 'not that bad."'

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hang on, maybe there should be
a no insult clause about me, too?

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- Do you still like cilantro?
- Yeah.

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You're tying my hands here.

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All right, let's sign this.

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Wait, wait, wait.
What are these changes on page six?

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Sheldon, what did you do?

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I should've known.

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"Twenty-five percent of profits
due to Sheldon Cooper

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"will be allocated to a scholarship fund

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"for the first born child
of Howard and Bernadette Wolowitz."

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Sheldon, that's so nice.

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That beats the onesie
I was gonna get them from babygap.

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That's very generous, Sheldon.

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Oh, I've always valued education
over money.

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And the very fact that you needed
a written guarantee of respect

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made me realize how dismissive
I've been of your contributions.

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I appreciate that.

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And I just hope that this scholarship
can rescue your child

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from the subpar education
and menial life of an engineer.

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- Sheldon.
- What? I didn't sign it yet.

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I hear what you're saying,
but I've known Emily a long time

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and think she deserves
the benefit of the doubt.

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All right, it's your life,
but you know how this is gonna end.

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As a matter of fact, I do.

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I'm gonna comfort her
because I'm a caring and decent friend

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who's happy to be there
when she needs someone to talk to.

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Good talk.

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