Murphy Brown (1988–2018): Season 2, Episode 3 - The Memo That Got Away - full transcript
come on people it shouldn't be this hard
let's brainstorm so what do you think of
when you think of the 1980s glasnost the
rise of the religious right uh who are
we kidding the 80s were even duller than
the 50s Ronald Reagan was just
Eisenhower with more hair
I can't believe I'm doing another decade
in review show this is my third one you
watch your entire life distilled into 50
minutes of hackneyed video clips court
to time and a bottle and where is Murphy
you know she's always the first one here
when we're doling out the Ollie north
interviews when we have to come up with
five minutes on cultural advancements
and all we've got is a very Brady
Christmas three read books maybe that'll
help
let's just take a five excuse me I know
you you're Corky Sherwood I watch once
you mail it's on it's that cute and you
are um Lewis clutter the Walt Whitman
junior high school Gazette Oh student
you know I just love the journalism
class I took cutting and pacing all
those little articles making headlines
have you done that yet no right now
we're studying libel and the use of fair
comment and criticism defense first
introducing the Supreme Court case New
York Times versus Sullivan anyway I was
hoping to interview Murphy Brown for my
school paper well you know Murphy is a
busy woman but I'm sure she could find
time to spend with a nice bright young
man like yourself why don't you just go
right over there and sit down
thanks for sure what I really appreciate
this enough is enough you tell me there
isn't a conspiracy in personnel it's
really you I'm Lewis clutter the Walt
Whitman junior high school Gazette I've
been waiting to interview you for a
story oh well look little boy I'm sure
you're really a nice kid and all that
but I just don't have time what you know
interview David Cassidy or one of those
ghostbusters I'm more interested in you
you know Ms Brown I thought your
interview with Prime Minister Bhutto was
the only one that captured both for pure
femininity and iron will no kidding
did you happen to catch Barbara Walters
interviewer please
well maybe I do have a few minutes to
spare come on Louis I'll show you the
inner sanctum
alright so Louis shoot what burning
questions are on the minds of the Walt
Whitman Gazette readership well mostly I
wanted your comments on this seems to be
a memo you wrote to the president of the
news division saying would you think of
all the people on your show what well
you can look at like in paragraph three
you say Jim Dyle needs to be careful he
doesn't become too comfortable in his
role as senior anchor Cheryl I need
poison here I have a whole set of these
Lois where did you get this oh well the
other day I was fooling around with my
computer see I figured out how to break
into the new system I like to see how
other people write their copy boy dan
Rather really hates George Bush anyway I
came across this in your file and I'm
gonna run it next Monday's Gazette it'll
knock this melody story right on its
button there's just a few things you
don't understand that's why I need a
quote from you what did you mean when
you said Frank Fontana sometimes gets
caught up in the flash of his story and
ignores the substance look Lois I was
pressured by management into writing
that memo I didn't want to write it I
wrote it as gently as I knew how but if
you publish at the national press will
have a field day with it they don't
understand how much I love and respect
the people I work with sorry
so now that I've explained all this to
you I'm sure you understand so why don't
you just let me hang on to this thing
for a while and we'll just pretend it
never happened
I gotta go what do you mean you gotta go
well if you're not gonna give me coal I
have to I waited too long in the lobby
I'm already late for homeroom
homeroom Lois you can't just walk out of
here we haven't finished talking where
can I reach you in case I changed my
mind about the quote oh well my dad's in
the book on 32nd Street but don't call
after 9:00 I have my retainer hi guys
how's it going
pull up a chair we're way behind on this
decade in Review
I know and I really want to be there for
you but I have a very important meeting
it's kind of a sensitive matter it won't
take long I promise
I'd say someone isn't pulling her weight
around here and her initials are MV oh
look there's a little kid who looks like
he's lost maybe I'll help hi Lois thanks
for agreeing to meet me here so okay you
wanted to see fils here it is smoked
stools beer let's go someplace else no
come on you promised I've always wanted
to see a real journalists watering hole
okay sure great let's take that table
way over in the corner his parents have
a Nielsen box I'll just be a minute
so Louis being as I have a few years on
you in this journalism game just let me
say that tempting as the story might be
it's the kind of thing that can come
back to haunt you I know that some
people would be unhappy if I run this
story but I think he was walter Lippmann
who said freedom depends on whether a
journalist puts truth in first place or
in second place know believe you know
where I stand
do your goodbyes
I mean they're really good hey Murphy
who's this
Milo's replacement he's a journalist and
I wouldn't be surprised if we all ended
up working for him one day is that right
well Louis I'm gonna tell you something
I tell to every young journalist who
comes in to Bill's bar for the first
time we don't take credit cards when we
cook with two spices salt and pepper and
we only serve one kind of lettuce it's
name is iceberg by the way welcome to
Phil's what'll it be just a club soda
Phil how about you Louis I have a
meatloaf I'm special they've been a
heavy demand but I think I can save your
piece I think I'll just have a
cheeseburger kid shrewd Murphy so Louis
as I was saying Murphy we really need
you over there
we're putting together a list of
indictments during the Reagan years and
you're the only one who knows them by
heart
miles I'm busy and who have we here a
young nephew Louis Claire
reporter Walt Whitman is it mile
Silverberg executive producer FYI
I don't know Louis every network in town
is trying to woo her away now the
Gazette what do you offer you Murphy a
top block weren't enough to get out of
gym Phil you should have send that tab
over to me boy did you hear that he's
gonna buy US lunch in the memo you said
he was cheap Louis what's this and I
never said he was cheap I said any
network that's busier counting beans
than finding good stories is doomed to
mediocrity look I wasn't going to do
this but you want a big story right
right
okay forget the memo Louis turn on that
tape recorder because I'm about to tell
you a story I've never told anyone I'm
going to tell you about the day I
decided to check into Betty Ford I've
been working really hard it's preparing
for an interview with Noriega it took a
long time to get him to agree to go on
camera and I was really feeling the
pressure I was drinking a lot just to
keep one step ahead of the panic I
always feel before I have to ask the
first question the night before we were
to fly to Panama I sat alone in my
office convinced I'd never be able to
pull it off so I opened up a bottle of
scotch I don't remember anything after
that a total blackout when I woke up I
was home but I don't remember how I got
there
I was shaking I couldn't even light a
cigarette I never got on that plane to
Panama but I did get on a plane to Betty
Ford and it was the hardest thing I've
ever done
yeah I like the memo better what
reasonable person would like the memo
better come on Murphy another celebrity
chefs into Betty Ford
strictly page three I don't know I don't
think I want to talk about this anymore
okay okay we don't have to talk about it
let's talk about sports you like
football Louis huh I bet you've never
been in the Redskins locker room I could
take you there after school kind of car
you drive a Porsche Louis take the big
one
then after
and Lewis please keep the car out of the
street we wouldn't want to break any
laws he's put 47 miles on that car just
in the driveway I used to have a clutch
and I used to have hands like a surgeon
now look at this cut me some slack we
yell and you know what my weeks been
like taking us on a special White House
tour taking Lewis - Andy Rooney's tailor
today I spent the entire afternoon in an
arcade
I dropped 40 bucks into Donkey Kong and
kids still couldn't win an extra game I
like his neck and the car you bet Murphy
do you every tell you what we did today
we had lunch at the Press Club no I had
three shrimp cocktails I guess we saw
mr. bertocchi Connie Francis Donaghy was
the next table I asked him for his
autograph and he got really mad she'sshe
Murphy yelling she's practically
screaming and the whole place was
looking it was so cool I rate just went
up Lois I know we had a lot of fun today
did a lot of things but it's time we
talked about you know mmm oh that's
right Lois the memo but we've settled
all that you know where I said Lois
we're talking the bottom line here not
journalistic ethics not public trust the
bottom line what's your price huh your
price Lois everybody has a price just
tell me what it'll take to kill that
memo and it's yours think Lois think
very hard well there is one thing just
name it
well there's this 8th grade dance
Saturday never to DJ and everything I
wanted to go with Courtney Ann Simmons
but he likes Jason Robley you want me to
take care of Jason I can take care of
Jason
no I was kind of thinking you know maybe
you and I could go together
let me understand this Lewis are you
saying that if I go to the dance with
you you'll forget about the memo is that
what you're saying go to the dance no
more memo you know it's not like he'd be
the tallest girl there
Andrea allgreen is five foot nine your
sneakers and we wouldn't have to dance
all the slow dances now what I be
driving or would your parents be picket
wait I've been humiliated enough forget
it Louis I'm not going to any junior
high school dance do what you want
because you know what I can take the
consequences of my actions I knew what I
was doing when I wrote that memo and in
life you have to take responsibility for
the choices you've made
so go Louis go go print that memo go
okay okay fine but I'm not leaving
without my briefcase it was really lucky
okay so we're up to the student revolt
in Beijing huh that'll make a good
contrast to the Supreme Court ruling on
flag burning do we really have to
mention the Vanessa Williams incident
some of us are still trying to forget hi
everybody
boy it's great to see you all here
together my buddies my pounds I know I
haven't been doing my share lately but
that's going to change starting here
starting now by the way Frank I haven't
said this to you in a long time but I
think your pieces are among the most
substantive and network television and
Jenna just driving over here it occurred
to me that for all the years you've been
behind that anchor desk
you've always remained in touch with
your audience and Corki what can I say
what can I say you've grown okay Murphy
I got your important message to come
down here I could see the writing on the
wall you're gonna accept that NBC offer
aren't you it's the coffee maker thing
fine we'll put a damn espresso machine
in your dressing room that was one of
the finest examples of authoritative
problem-solving I've ever seen now if I
could just interrupt the greatest news
team in the world I have something to
share with you oh god this is gonna be
harder than I thought
Murr what's the problem are you alright
slugger
thanks for caring about me you really
are good friends more than friends a
family
go ahead Murphy well a few months ago I
was asked by management to write a
critique of the fYI team believe me it
was a memo I never wanted to write they
really pressured me well you'll never
believe what happened you know that kid
who's been hanging around he hacked it
off my computer and it's going to hit
the press it's in the next few days so
to save you any undue anxiety I'm gonna
show you that memo because I know that
you'll take it in the spirit of good and
honest criticism in which it was written
Murphy yes Jim there's a smudge over
this word what is it
stiff stiff did you say yes stiff stiff
well sure klappa cut that off our chest
now let's just put all this behind us
and get on with our day how about that
decade in Review there are a lot of good
things to come on
this boom what right here's the morning
papers yes four oh great New York Times
Washington Post Chicago Tribune what
would mean to that
so anything else sister it's not here
it's not wait a minute it's not here how
could it not be here right I wouldn't
show that stupid memo to everybody you
mean I get it for nothing how did you do
that to me my name is Bob well if it
isn't Horace Greeley saw your little rag
today what I didn't see was the memo
story you realize what you put me
through you realize how many here what's
this every copy of the memo can have
them all back story got killed
Susie Schindler the butt brained editor
said it was long and boring and she
wanted to run something else obviously
the state of journalism has decayed
beyond hope when a food fight in the
cafeteria gets the front page all I ever
wanted to do was be a good reporter I
wanted to make a difference I wanted to
be like you
Oh Louis I worked so hard on that story
nobody else because that cares about
content it's it's it's not news it's
it's infotainment I give up you know
Louis this kind of thing has happened to
me a few times dad how do you think I
felt when my special on acid rain got
beaten by it's Arbor Day Charlie Brown
you have to keep going what would the
world be like if the couples and the
Cronkite's and the Brinkley's decided to
cash it in you know Louis as many times
as I've wanted to strangle you in the
last week I have to say I respect you
you're our only hope
don't let the but brains win you know
I'm right boys yeah I know feel a little
better now Thanks welcome so I'll go
back to your place and play a little
Nintendo Louis you don't have time for
kid games you're a reporter you've got a
beat to cover yeah oh there's a new
story I'm thinking of doing when good
Hall monitors go bad sounds great
goodbye Louis goodbye Murphy my car keys
that's right
hold it just a minute there now guys
sorry but it's been kind of a rough
morning but here's a movie we did what
you suggested we put ourselves in your
shoes and well we decided to forgive you
after all we can't very well hate you
forever although the idea of one week
was kicked around guys thank you we know
we're not perfect some of the things you
said we're valid which things miles oh
why don't we just drop it suddenly I
feel a whole lot better what about
having lunch today on me hope I can
break away from my daredevil schedule
Frank's having a little problem he's
finding it hard to be as mature as the
rest of us is that true Frank maybe come
on Frank give me a break here what can I
do to make it up to you I don't know yes
you do you always know name it your
parking spot are you kidding I'm not
giving you my parking spot that's what I
want come on Frank don't be a baby I'll
give you something else I don't want
anything I don't want you said name]
let's brainstorm so what do you think of
when you think of the 1980s glasnost the
rise of the religious right uh who are
we kidding the 80s were even duller than
the 50s Ronald Reagan was just
Eisenhower with more hair
I can't believe I'm doing another decade
in review show this is my third one you
watch your entire life distilled into 50
minutes of hackneyed video clips court
to time and a bottle and where is Murphy
you know she's always the first one here
when we're doling out the Ollie north
interviews when we have to come up with
five minutes on cultural advancements
and all we've got is a very Brady
Christmas three read books maybe that'll
help
let's just take a five excuse me I know
you you're Corky Sherwood I watch once
you mail it's on it's that cute and you
are um Lewis clutter the Walt Whitman
junior high school Gazette Oh student
you know I just love the journalism
class I took cutting and pacing all
those little articles making headlines
have you done that yet no right now
we're studying libel and the use of fair
comment and criticism defense first
introducing the Supreme Court case New
York Times versus Sullivan anyway I was
hoping to interview Murphy Brown for my
school paper well you know Murphy is a
busy woman but I'm sure she could find
time to spend with a nice bright young
man like yourself why don't you just go
right over there and sit down
thanks for sure what I really appreciate
this enough is enough you tell me there
isn't a conspiracy in personnel it's
really you I'm Lewis clutter the Walt
Whitman junior high school Gazette I've
been waiting to interview you for a
story oh well look little boy I'm sure
you're really a nice kid and all that
but I just don't have time what you know
interview David Cassidy or one of those
ghostbusters I'm more interested in you
you know Ms Brown I thought your
interview with Prime Minister Bhutto was
the only one that captured both for pure
femininity and iron will no kidding
did you happen to catch Barbara Walters
interviewer please
well maybe I do have a few minutes to
spare come on Louis I'll show you the
inner sanctum
alright so Louis shoot what burning
questions are on the minds of the Walt
Whitman Gazette readership well mostly I
wanted your comments on this seems to be
a memo you wrote to the president of the
news division saying would you think of
all the people on your show what well
you can look at like in paragraph three
you say Jim Dyle needs to be careful he
doesn't become too comfortable in his
role as senior anchor Cheryl I need
poison here I have a whole set of these
Lois where did you get this oh well the
other day I was fooling around with my
computer see I figured out how to break
into the new system I like to see how
other people write their copy boy dan
Rather really hates George Bush anyway I
came across this in your file and I'm
gonna run it next Monday's Gazette it'll
knock this melody story right on its
button there's just a few things you
don't understand that's why I need a
quote from you what did you mean when
you said Frank Fontana sometimes gets
caught up in the flash of his story and
ignores the substance look Lois I was
pressured by management into writing
that memo I didn't want to write it I
wrote it as gently as I knew how but if
you publish at the national press will
have a field day with it they don't
understand how much I love and respect
the people I work with sorry
so now that I've explained all this to
you I'm sure you understand so why don't
you just let me hang on to this thing
for a while and we'll just pretend it
never happened
I gotta go what do you mean you gotta go
well if you're not gonna give me coal I
have to I waited too long in the lobby
I'm already late for homeroom
homeroom Lois you can't just walk out of
here we haven't finished talking where
can I reach you in case I changed my
mind about the quote oh well my dad's in
the book on 32nd Street but don't call
after 9:00 I have my retainer hi guys
how's it going
pull up a chair we're way behind on this
decade in Review
I know and I really want to be there for
you but I have a very important meeting
it's kind of a sensitive matter it won't
take long I promise
I'd say someone isn't pulling her weight
around here and her initials are MV oh
look there's a little kid who looks like
he's lost maybe I'll help hi Lois thanks
for agreeing to meet me here so okay you
wanted to see fils here it is smoked
stools beer let's go someplace else no
come on you promised I've always wanted
to see a real journalists watering hole
okay sure great let's take that table
way over in the corner his parents have
a Nielsen box I'll just be a minute
so Louis being as I have a few years on
you in this journalism game just let me
say that tempting as the story might be
it's the kind of thing that can come
back to haunt you I know that some
people would be unhappy if I run this
story but I think he was walter Lippmann
who said freedom depends on whether a
journalist puts truth in first place or
in second place know believe you know
where I stand
do your goodbyes
I mean they're really good hey Murphy
who's this
Milo's replacement he's a journalist and
I wouldn't be surprised if we all ended
up working for him one day is that right
well Louis I'm gonna tell you something
I tell to every young journalist who
comes in to Bill's bar for the first
time we don't take credit cards when we
cook with two spices salt and pepper and
we only serve one kind of lettuce it's
name is iceberg by the way welcome to
Phil's what'll it be just a club soda
Phil how about you Louis I have a
meatloaf I'm special they've been a
heavy demand but I think I can save your
piece I think I'll just have a
cheeseburger kid shrewd Murphy so Louis
as I was saying Murphy we really need
you over there
we're putting together a list of
indictments during the Reagan years and
you're the only one who knows them by
heart
miles I'm busy and who have we here a
young nephew Louis Claire
reporter Walt Whitman is it mile
Silverberg executive producer FYI
I don't know Louis every network in town
is trying to woo her away now the
Gazette what do you offer you Murphy a
top block weren't enough to get out of
gym Phil you should have send that tab
over to me boy did you hear that he's
gonna buy US lunch in the memo you said
he was cheap Louis what's this and I
never said he was cheap I said any
network that's busier counting beans
than finding good stories is doomed to
mediocrity look I wasn't going to do
this but you want a big story right
right
okay forget the memo Louis turn on that
tape recorder because I'm about to tell
you a story I've never told anyone I'm
going to tell you about the day I
decided to check into Betty Ford I've
been working really hard it's preparing
for an interview with Noriega it took a
long time to get him to agree to go on
camera and I was really feeling the
pressure I was drinking a lot just to
keep one step ahead of the panic I
always feel before I have to ask the
first question the night before we were
to fly to Panama I sat alone in my
office convinced I'd never be able to
pull it off so I opened up a bottle of
scotch I don't remember anything after
that a total blackout when I woke up I
was home but I don't remember how I got
there
I was shaking I couldn't even light a
cigarette I never got on that plane to
Panama but I did get on a plane to Betty
Ford and it was the hardest thing I've
ever done
yeah I like the memo better what
reasonable person would like the memo
better come on Murphy another celebrity
chefs into Betty Ford
strictly page three I don't know I don't
think I want to talk about this anymore
okay okay we don't have to talk about it
let's talk about sports you like
football Louis huh I bet you've never
been in the Redskins locker room I could
take you there after school kind of car
you drive a Porsche Louis take the big
one
then after
and Lewis please keep the car out of the
street we wouldn't want to break any
laws he's put 47 miles on that car just
in the driveway I used to have a clutch
and I used to have hands like a surgeon
now look at this cut me some slack we
yell and you know what my weeks been
like taking us on a special White House
tour taking Lewis - Andy Rooney's tailor
today I spent the entire afternoon in an
arcade
I dropped 40 bucks into Donkey Kong and
kids still couldn't win an extra game I
like his neck and the car you bet Murphy
do you every tell you what we did today
we had lunch at the Press Club no I had
three shrimp cocktails I guess we saw
mr. bertocchi Connie Francis Donaghy was
the next table I asked him for his
autograph and he got really mad she'sshe
Murphy yelling she's practically
screaming and the whole place was
looking it was so cool I rate just went
up Lois I know we had a lot of fun today
did a lot of things but it's time we
talked about you know mmm oh that's
right Lois the memo but we've settled
all that you know where I said Lois
we're talking the bottom line here not
journalistic ethics not public trust the
bottom line what's your price huh your
price Lois everybody has a price just
tell me what it'll take to kill that
memo and it's yours think Lois think
very hard well there is one thing just
name it
well there's this 8th grade dance
Saturday never to DJ and everything I
wanted to go with Courtney Ann Simmons
but he likes Jason Robley you want me to
take care of Jason I can take care of
Jason
no I was kind of thinking you know maybe
you and I could go together
let me understand this Lewis are you
saying that if I go to the dance with
you you'll forget about the memo is that
what you're saying go to the dance no
more memo you know it's not like he'd be
the tallest girl there
Andrea allgreen is five foot nine your
sneakers and we wouldn't have to dance
all the slow dances now what I be
driving or would your parents be picket
wait I've been humiliated enough forget
it Louis I'm not going to any junior
high school dance do what you want
because you know what I can take the
consequences of my actions I knew what I
was doing when I wrote that memo and in
life you have to take responsibility for
the choices you've made
so go Louis go go print that memo go
okay okay fine but I'm not leaving
without my briefcase it was really lucky
okay so we're up to the student revolt
in Beijing huh that'll make a good
contrast to the Supreme Court ruling on
flag burning do we really have to
mention the Vanessa Williams incident
some of us are still trying to forget hi
everybody
boy it's great to see you all here
together my buddies my pounds I know I
haven't been doing my share lately but
that's going to change starting here
starting now by the way Frank I haven't
said this to you in a long time but I
think your pieces are among the most
substantive and network television and
Jenna just driving over here it occurred
to me that for all the years you've been
behind that anchor desk
you've always remained in touch with
your audience and Corki what can I say
what can I say you've grown okay Murphy
I got your important message to come
down here I could see the writing on the
wall you're gonna accept that NBC offer
aren't you it's the coffee maker thing
fine we'll put a damn espresso machine
in your dressing room that was one of
the finest examples of authoritative
problem-solving I've ever seen now if I
could just interrupt the greatest news
team in the world I have something to
share with you oh god this is gonna be
harder than I thought
Murr what's the problem are you alright
slugger
thanks for caring about me you really
are good friends more than friends a
family
go ahead Murphy well a few months ago I
was asked by management to write a
critique of the fYI team believe me it
was a memo I never wanted to write they
really pressured me well you'll never
believe what happened you know that kid
who's been hanging around he hacked it
off my computer and it's going to hit
the press it's in the next few days so
to save you any undue anxiety I'm gonna
show you that memo because I know that
you'll take it in the spirit of good and
honest criticism in which it was written
Murphy yes Jim there's a smudge over
this word what is it
stiff stiff did you say yes stiff stiff
well sure klappa cut that off our chest
now let's just put all this behind us
and get on with our day how about that
decade in Review there are a lot of good
things to come on
this boom what right here's the morning
papers yes four oh great New York Times
Washington Post Chicago Tribune what
would mean to that
so anything else sister it's not here
it's not wait a minute it's not here how
could it not be here right I wouldn't
show that stupid memo to everybody you
mean I get it for nothing how did you do
that to me my name is Bob well if it
isn't Horace Greeley saw your little rag
today what I didn't see was the memo
story you realize what you put me
through you realize how many here what's
this every copy of the memo can have
them all back story got killed
Susie Schindler the butt brained editor
said it was long and boring and she
wanted to run something else obviously
the state of journalism has decayed
beyond hope when a food fight in the
cafeteria gets the front page all I ever
wanted to do was be a good reporter I
wanted to make a difference I wanted to
be like you
Oh Louis I worked so hard on that story
nobody else because that cares about
content it's it's it's not news it's
it's infotainment I give up you know
Louis this kind of thing has happened to
me a few times dad how do you think I
felt when my special on acid rain got
beaten by it's Arbor Day Charlie Brown
you have to keep going what would the
world be like if the couples and the
Cronkite's and the Brinkley's decided to
cash it in you know Louis as many times
as I've wanted to strangle you in the
last week I have to say I respect you
you're our only hope
don't let the but brains win you know
I'm right boys yeah I know feel a little
better now Thanks welcome so I'll go
back to your place and play a little
Nintendo Louis you don't have time for
kid games you're a reporter you've got a
beat to cover yeah oh there's a new
story I'm thinking of doing when good
Hall monitors go bad sounds great
goodbye Louis goodbye Murphy my car keys
that's right
hold it just a minute there now guys
sorry but it's been kind of a rough
morning but here's a movie we did what
you suggested we put ourselves in your
shoes and well we decided to forgive you
after all we can't very well hate you
forever although the idea of one week
was kicked around guys thank you we know
we're not perfect some of the things you
said we're valid which things miles oh
why don't we just drop it suddenly I
feel a whole lot better what about
having lunch today on me hope I can
break away from my daredevil schedule
Frank's having a little problem he's
finding it hard to be as mature as the
rest of us is that true Frank maybe come
on Frank give me a break here what can I
do to make it up to you I don't know yes
you do you always know name it your
parking spot are you kidding I'm not
giving you my parking spot that's what I
want come on Frank don't be a baby I'll
give you something else I don't want
anything I don't want you said name]