It's 5:00. Okay. Whatever. - Okay... Yep. - AMY: Question, question. Um, so this is the first base. Will we be going to second base with you guys?
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(grunting)
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(grunting and groaning continue) (panting) (elephant trumpeting on TV)
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(grunting and groaning) Why? (grunting and groaning continue)
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Go, Beca! (whooping)
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Chicago. Right? (chuckles) Yeah, I'm actually from Georgia. Oh. So, what's your story? Why are you here? Oh, boy. Um... Long story short, I was in the NG, but my CO recommended me for OCS after, uh, AIT. (voice fading): Then came OBC and RTB where I, uh, was the, uh, DG of my class. It's... I don't know. Sorry. Um... I joined the National Guard. They helped put me through college. (voice fades): I spent about a year stationed in Kabul. Uh, actually overseeing a canine unit over there. We trained German shepherds, - we trained pit bulls... - (distant, echoing barking) Dogs. I love dogs. (chuckles) I love animals, in general. - Animals are cute. - You're cute. I mean, what? - What about you? - Me? (sighs) Me. Uh, shorter story... I was in a singing group in college, and then now I am still in that same singing group, but not in college. - But you're committed. - I am committed. - That's great. - Yeah, I love commitment - and being committed. - Yeah. - Not to, like, an asylum. (chuckles) Whoa. - Right. Or, like, a hospital, like, it's... I'm not saying... - Yeah, no, I know. - But, like... just, I like... I love love. I love being committed to love. Not to you, but to, like... I love, um, like, oranges. - Oranges. - I love... Hey. Uh, girls? - Hmm? - We have separate rooms. We don't have to sleep on top of each other anymore. - What? - AUBREY: Hey, that's great. Um, not sexually. There was that one time.
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Okay. That's the ladder that'll take you up to the main deck where the Bellas are. Do not let Fergus hear what I'm doing below. Okay, giant distraction coming up. - You sure about this? - Have I ever let you down? Dozens of examples spring to mind, if I'm honest. - What? - Yeah, you're very unreliable. It's, like, one of the hallmarks of your personality. I don't think we have time to unpack that right now. Shh. I'll just see you up top. Nobody's gonna die tonight, right? - Yeah. - Right? - Yeah. - Well, that doesn't help. - Okay. - Okay, ready? I've got my serious face on now. - Okay. - It's time. - Let's do it. - (inhales sharply) Once we get the money, we sail directly to Sydney. Unless she doesn't show. Then things get ugly. Ten minutes, ladies. Guys, you know what we should do?
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- (squishing) - (cow groans) Papaya Player's Delight? With a shot of white privilege. (loud heavy metal playing) - (cell phone ringing) - Oh. Hey, baby.
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(on TV): You know I can take your head off, don't you?
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♪ There's no escape ♪ ♪ I can't wait ♪ - ♪ I need a hit ♪ - ♪ Hit me, baby ♪ ♪ Baby, give me it ♪ ♪ You're dangerous ♪ ♪ I'm loving it ♪ - ♪ Ah, ah, come on ♪ - ♪ Too high, can't come down ♪ You know that's exactly what you're gonna have to do.
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(fierce yelling)
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(guttural vocalizing) ♪ With the taste of your lips I'm on a ride ♪ ♪ You're toxic, I'm slippin' under ♪ Yeah, they're not bad, are they? ♪ With a taste of your poison paradise ♪ - Four minutes! - ♪ I'm addicted to you ♪ ♪ Don't you know that you're toxic? ♪ ♪ It's getting late ♪ (singing continues in distance)
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(grunting and groaning continue)
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♪ Baby, can't you see ♪ ♪ I'm calling ♪ ♪ A guy like you should wear a warning ♪ ♪ It's dangerous, I'm falling ♪ (man groans)
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You talk? (laughs) Satan has finally left my body. (laughs) Hi. I'm Esther. - Wha...? - BECA: I have many questions. You guys? (clears throat) I think it's time that we go on with the next chapter of our lives. It's time for us to move on. You know? I mean, we're always gonna be there for each other because we're family. And, I mean, I, for one, am very ready. I got the call that I got into vet school. - You got in! - Yes, I got in. I know. - No way! - Oh! - I got in. I'm a vet. Congratulations! What about you, Ames? You sure you're cool with this? Are you kidding me? I just found out I got $180 million to put into "Fat Amy Winehouse." - What? - Yeah. - Whoa. - Wait, I could do more shows. "Fat Amy Adams." "Fat Amy Grant." Oh, that would be good for Christmas. Would be great. - Beca. - Don't. I swear to God, don't make that face. If you cry, I'm gonna cry. I swear. I'm not gonna do this with you today, so... - I'm not doing it. - I hate that face. - I'm not. - Don't make that face. - Don't. - This is my regular face. You know how much I love you. You just get out there, and you crush it. Okay? You crush it so hard that your nips tingle a bit. - She loves hugs. - Don't. - Bring it in. - That's not funny. - We should give her one. - I... - Yay! - Hugger! ♪ Way up, way up, we gonna go ♪ ♪ Way up, way up ♪ ♪ No dominoes, way up, way up ♪ ♪ I want to know, are you with me? ♪ ♪ My time on top ♪ ♪ My time on top ♪ ♪ Oh, yeah. ♪
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You know, we could just start singing right now. Lilly could lay down a beat. BECA: We already look like the B-team Bellas. I say we cut our losses. You guys! You guys, I am so sorry. I realize I should not have used the word "reunion." I should have said that it was an excuse to see each other. I really didn't think that out. - I'm sorry. - No, no, no. You guys were so great. And this was a really nice chance for us to get together. Right, ladies? - Yeah, sure. - Oh, yes. Oh, yes, really great. - So great. - Thank you so much. I was supposed to go to my brother's wedding, - but this is nice, too. - AUBREY: Aw. - Yeah. - CHLOE: Bellas, a toast. - AMY: There! - Toast! Yay! (crying): To the most amazing group of women I have ever known. - (cheering, whooping) - I would do anything to sing with you guys again. - Anything! - (gasps) I mean, really, I could just crap myself! - Oh. - Uh-uh. ALL: Cheers. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I'm having a crazy idea. Okay, I've mentioned that my dad is in the Army and, like, basically killed Osama bin Laden, right? Some new information in that sentence, but okay. Well, what I mean is, he's kind of a big deal in the Army. And every year, the USO puts on this performance to entertain and support the troops. And this year, DJ Khaled is hosting. He's got, like, a gazillion hit songs, and he's super famous. - I saw him on a tax commercial. - (others gasping) What if I could get us an invite? To sing? No, to run military dark ops. - Yes, of course, to sing. - (laughter) Is there a competition? There should always be a competition. Oh, um... well, well, no, but... let's sing together again. And... and maybe I'll see my dad. Or maybe I won't, you know, because he has something really important to do. Or maybe I'll be the most important thing in his life this time. Maybe.