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Episode 613: The One With Rachel's Sister
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| 1 | Teleplay by | Sherry Bilsing & Ellen Plummer
Story by: Seth Kurland
Transcribed by: Eric Aasen |
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| 2 | [SCENE] | Scene: Central Perk, Joey is giving Rachel, Chandler, Phoebe, and Ross their bills. |
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| 3 | Joey | Okay Rach, that muffin and espresso, $4.50. Ross, double latte, $2.75. Chandler, coffee and a scone, $4.25. And Pheebs, herbal tea, $1.25. So, all together that’s (pauses to figure the total) $12.75. |
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| Observation: The Friends got free coffee when Rachel worked at Central Perk (Episode 310: The One Where Rachel Quits, line(s) 135-136), except in Episode 205: The One With Five Steaks and an Eggplant, line(s) 307-308, but not when Joey works there (the lines above). (since Gunther likes Rachel, he probably let her, but not Joey, get away w/ this; the glitch in Episode 205 is either a legitimate nitpick [for a plot point], or Monica ordered more than just coffee). |
| Episode 310, Lines 135-136 |
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| 135 | Rachel | Gunther, I quit. |
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| 136 | Chandler | (to Joey) Does this mean we’re gonna have to start paying for coffee? (Joey shrugs his shoulders.) |
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| Episode 205, Lines 307-308 |
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| 307 | Waitress | (To Monica) Here's your check. That'll be $4.12. |
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| 308 | Joey | (grabs the check) Let me get that. (To Chandler) You got five bucks? |
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| 59 | Rachel | Oh yeah, sorry. Wait honey, so what did you do that made dad cut you off? |
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| 60 | Jill | Okay, I bought a boat. |
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| Observation: Rachel's dad bought her a boat (Episode 703: The One With Phoebe's Cookies, line(s) 54), but cutoff her sister for doing the same thing (the lines above). (maybe Dr Green's trying not to spoil Jill like he did Rachel and/or doesn't like his daughters buying things w/o his permission?) |
| Episode 703, Lines 54-54 |
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| 54 | Rachel | Yeah! I’ve been sailing my whole life. When I was fifteen my dad bought me my own boat. |
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| 81 | Ross | Jill, how did you pay for all this? I thought your dad took away your credit card. |
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| 82 | Jill | Oh please, I memorized those numbers when I was 15. But look at all the cool make-it-on-my-own stuff I got! (Holds up a red sweater) This is my "Please, hire me" sweater. (Holds up a pair of black pants) And these are my, "Don’t you want to rent me this apartment?" pants. |
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| Nitpick: Re the lines above, Jill's trick would work on the Internet, but not in actual brick-and-mortar stores. Most stores "swipe" the card through a machine, so the card has to physically present. |
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| 107 | Ross | Ross, wants a Pashmina? |
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| 108 | Ross | It’s a rug. (Jill winces.) |
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| Observation: Re the lines above, a pashmina is a shawl. |
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