Tim: All right. We're not talking about ordinary stains around the house that your wife can get out with cotton balls and club soda, we're talking about man-sized stains. [grunts]
Al: That's right. Soot and grime that gets on the outside of buildings. For stains like these, you need better remedies - steam, sandblasters, solvents, high-pressure washers.
Tim: Larry, follow Al and me outside.
Al: That's right. We're gonna use high pressure to get the soot and grime off our building.
Tim: That's right. We're gonna be removing some graffiti. Hi, Chrissy.
Al: Actually, Tim, there's no graffiti on our building.
Tim: There is now. Now, remember, Al, I did this to show the audience how to remove graffiti, OK? Heidi, do you think the pressure washer will take it off?
Heidi: I sure hope so, for Al's sake.
Al: "Al is a gal"? Why are you calling me a gal?
Tim: 'Cause it rhymes with Al. And I couldn't remember if weenie ended with y or ie.
Al: All right, enough is enough. I am tired of being embarrassed all the time.
Tim: Look at your fly. [Al looks down] Got you again!