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Dennis:
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Hey, what's up, baby? Liz around?
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Cerie:
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Is that a present for her?
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Dennis:
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Yeah, and if she doesn’t get back soon, I’m poking air holes in it. Excuse me, I couldn’t help but notice, that uh, none of you are wearing beepers.
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Frank:
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Dennis:
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I sell a way of life my friend.
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Frank:
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Cool. I could use some ironic accessories.
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Liz:
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Dennis:
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Hey. I brought you a present. Uh-oh. It got out. If anyone sees a salamander, it’s Liz’s.
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Liz:
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No, I don't want a salamander, and I don't want you here selling beepers.
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Dennis:
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Why not? I mean, you work in a business. Businesspeople need beepers.
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Liz:
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No, they need cellphones.
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Dennis:
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Oh, yeah, for now. But the beeper's gonna be making a comeback. Technology's cyclical.
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Liz:
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No, technology is not cyclical.
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Jack:
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I thought I recognized that voice. Dennis, how the heck are you? Did you enjoy that restaurant?
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Dennis:
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No, I think I was right about that place. We saw a whole nest of rats when we were leaving.
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Liz:
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Dennis:
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Yeah, I did. I didn’t tell you 'cause I knew you’d freak out. Actually, I think I saw a rat king.
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Frank:
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Cerie:
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Frank:
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Oh, it’s when a bunch of rats are crammed into a tiny space and their tails get all tangled up and they can’t even pull apart.
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Dennis:
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And then it gets awesome. Eventually, their bodies fuse together and they form a multi-headed live rat king and we saw one.
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Jack:
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Gosh, I hope you got a picture of that with a camera on your beeper.
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Dennis:
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Actually, my beeper doesn’t have a camera. But it does have a pedometer. Actually, not this one.
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Jack:
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Liz:
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Listen, I need to talk to you in my office, please.
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Dennis:
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Liz:
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Tracy:
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Liz:
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Tracy:
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Uh-huh. Who normal now? You hear me, America? Who's normal now?
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