Mouse Hunt (1997) - Argument Scene
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- One of my favorite scenes from the movie.
Mouse Hunt wasn't necessarily a good movie, but it had some really good moments.
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Why is this my most viewed video?
Because it’s mouse hunt
because we get to see the mouse in mousetrap snuff it
@@tamuren1397yea! And he sounds like a women
I looooove this movie😮
@@BeerBellyBerserker yea..
“I didn’t leave Lars I was cast out”
You can’t help but to feel bad for Ernie
"He was crazy, but I still wanted his approval" awww ):
😢
😭
That's the one thing that every son will no matter what feel like they never have there father's approval cause well always think that we can't do anything as good or know as much or have the advice to give.
I don’t blame him. Just like me. My father never put faith in me for what I wanted in my life. I wanted to finish college education to work on degrees to be a teacher. No. My father wants me to quit college after I told him that I was not quitting. He begs and begs. I told him no. He’s crazy
@@Keith-es2xf Ernie didn't understand that if your family doesn't believe in you, you don't have to prove anything to them, much less respect. Lars also dreamed of other things, but, unlike his brother, he sacrificed all of them. Yes, he did it because of his father, but Lars did not understand that such sacrifices were not necessary. A person must make his dreams come true, even if no one believes in him, especially if it is a family, although, in theory, the family should support. If a family doesn’t believe in a person, there’s no need to prove anything to them, and especially no need to seek respect from parents. You just have to be happy that your dream has come true. And Smuntz Sr. did not understand that children themselves must choose their own path
LARS: Look! You blew a hole in the floor!
ERNIE: Yeah? Well, I distinctly remember somebody yelling, "Shoot! Shoot!"
Is there no other perfect way to blame each other? 😁
None it was all the mouse doing
to be fair, Ernie didn't know that he was about to shoot Ceaser's Flea Bomb rather than the Mouse like he and Lars thought they were aiming at, or even that the Flea bomb was there in the first place
Ernie was desperate to have a restaurant and Lars was desperate to save the string factory
No matter how different you may be from your parents, part of you wants their approval. Sometimes you get it, sometimes not, but it isn't your fault.
Even as a kid, this was actually my favorite scene in the movie. One of my earliest memories of seeing raw emotion in a comedic movie.
yeah I mean when you watch it at this point in the film they really are just . . . . . TIRED! lol
What even are they arguing about??
@@Ysabelcast89214 Lars is outraged that Ernie tried to sell the twine factory, although their father asked not to sell it and own it together, and Ernie's attempt to sell the factory suggests that he did not care about the request of Smuntz Sr., and Ernie is unhappy that Lars didn’t tell him about Zeppco's offer from the very beginning. And the brothers also expressed to each other everything that ached in their souls in their lives. And for both of them this was expressed differently
@@user-gd8ge1gq7d and was he literally stressed??
@@Ysabelcast89214 Who do you mean and what do you mean?
Nathan Lane is so cool... Every time I hear him, I'm seeing Timon.
Every time I hear Nathan Lane, I'm seeing Snowbell.
not to mention the cockroach reminded his character of the quote Hakuna Matata
Because of his sweet Timon voice, you can never detest Nathan Lane, even when he had villain roles like Preed or F. Lee Bailey. His British accent as Preed was so masterful, so posh. If I hadn't seen this or the Lion King first, I'd have thought he was British.
Funny thing, Pumbaa's actor Ernie Sabella had a cameo in this movie too. He was the attendant at the cat shelter.
Everytime I hear nathan lane, I'm hearing both Timon & Snowbell. It was evidently timon when I saw Ernie Sebella who plays Pumbaa. The two friends were reunited in this slapstick comedy 😉
Ernie never got his father’s approval. It’s no wonder Ernie is so bitter.
Yeah, Rudolph liked Lars best, just because they both shared a fascination with string, and he didn't give 2 shits about Ernie's cooking.
He should’ve been more open and respected Ernie’s interests
@@AGPfan he wasn't in it for the cooking he wanted them together to remain as brothers not siblings in an infinite rivalry. In truth he does love his sons.
@@ericsantana1184 Rudolph smuntz loved his two sons equally. He loves string too & it sounds like he had an obsession with it. He wasn't crazy, he was just obsessed. But that didn't stop him from loving ernie.
@@paulmacartney8266 Yes, Smuntz Sr. wanted his sons to own a twine factory together, but he had to understand that the children themselves must choose their own path and who they want to be. Ernie decided to be a cook himself, and Rudolph should to come to terms with this. Well done Ernie, he followed his dream and fulfilled it. He felt like an unloved father, wanted his respect, but Ernie had to understand that if your family doesn’t believe in you, you don’t have to prove anything to them and that you should have your own head on your shoulders. Lars also had his own dreams, but he decided to help with the factory. Yes, he did it because of his father, but Lars should have understood that sometimes such sacrifices are not necessary. You need to follow your dream and make it come true, and don’t care that no one believes in you, even if it’s your parents, although in theory they should support you. You don't need to prove anything to your family if they don't believe in you. You should just be happy that you achieved what you wanted
I kinda feel for Ernie not getting an approval, but I loved the movie mouse hunt since my childhood when I was in grammar school at 9 years old. Seeing these two yell at each other was hilarious, I laughed when he said "you can't cook" brings me back memories looking at this movie when it was on VHS tape. 😂😂😂
It’s because of lee evens he’s a comedian
I can relate to this scene so much. When you can get down it, two adult siblings having an argument about their truths and feelings. They're all they have left in the world but there are things that they should have gotten off their chests ages ago, like how Erny felt being left out and how Lars felt about being sucked into the string business even though he had other things he wanted to go after. I relate to this because it's very similar to how my sister and I are.
Well at least Ernie was able to go for what interested him
@@glennsnyder9711 Yes, it's because Ernie understood that a person must choose his own path - he wanted to be a chef and became one. One cannot help but feel sorry for him that his father did not believe in him, although he should have. But Smuntz Sr. did not understand this. Lars also dreamed of other things, but, unlike his brother, he sacrificed all of them. Yes, he did it because of his father, but Lars did not understand that such sacrifices were not necessary. A person must make his dreams come true, even if no one believes in him, especially if it is a family, although, in theory, the family should support. If a family doesn’t believe in a person, there’s no need to prove anything to them, and especially no need to seek respect from parents. You just have to be happy that your dream has come true
@@user-gd8ge1gq7d That's a truth that we all have to learn as we grow up. Sometimes life is about figuring out what's worth hanging onto and what you have to let go and that includes the people in your life.
Ernie had to let go of his father to go after what he wanted. He tried to win his father over with what he knew and his own talent for cooking, but that didn't work. Lars sacrificed his own ambitions to make his father proud. That's not easy to give up on your dreams on someone else's behalf. Bottom line, both have anger and frustration that are arguably their father's fault. If he had supported both of them, then maybe things would have turned out differently.
Also, you're absolutely right. When it comes to family, you shouldn't have to prove anything to them. You shouldn't have to earn their love and pride. When it comes to family, they should already love and be proud of you. If you have to do something to make your family proud of you, respect you, and love you, then there's something wrong.
@@paulhoon7940 When Lars gave Ernie their father's lucky lace, the latter realized that Lars and his father had always loved him, and Ernie sort of apologized to Lars for not realizing it for so long. Lars, naturally, forgave him, but Ernie will no longer be able to apologize to his father, because he died. At the end of all this tension in the relationship, they hug. But in the film "Rat Race" the situation is different. Dwayne and Blaine Cody are also brothers, both crooks, but they dote on each other and don’t even hide it. In the end, when one of them got a girlfriend, the other one was happy
@@paulhoon7940 When Lars gave Ernie their father's lucky lace, the latter realized that Lars and his father had always loved him, and Ernie sort of apologized to Lars for not realizing it for so long. Lars, naturally, forgave him, but Ernie will no longer be able to apologize to his father, because he died. At the end of all this tension in the relationship, they hug. But in the film "Rat Race" the situation is different. Dwayne and Blaine Cody are also brothers, both crooks, but they dote on each other and don’t even hide it. In the end, when one of them got a girlfriend, the other one was happy
I feel as though people can learn a lot from this movie. Learning to take blame when appropriate, learning to accept the other for who they are, learning that sometimes family means more than hating each other and most of all, the past should not dictate the future. There is always time to restart, doesn’t matter if you’re 20 years old, 40, 55, whatever. Sometimes in life, the things we argue about are the small things, the bigger picture is what really matters. That’s what these two discovered.
Good insight
Well you…can’t…cook!! 😂😂
“Yeah well I distinctly remember somebody yelling “shoot shoot!” “ 😆
When Ernie mentions that he felt like he didn't exist whenever Lars and Rudolph were huddled together tying something between Lars's fingers, plus that he made his special rack of lamb for Rudolph's birthday and Rudolph only noticed the string Ernie tied it with, that makes me believe that Rudolph liked Lars best.
It always bothered me that Lars can't sympathized with Ernie on why he's so bitter to their father. Of course Lars was favored and had a great relationship with the father because he loved string; while Ernie loved to cook. So why wouldn't he understand his brother bitterness, it's because he had everything.
Did he even try the dish at all?
Lars might’ve had ambitions of his own other than string like Ernie did
@@TheFanboy19 I think he does but he can't admit it. Lars says he had other things he wanted to do with his life but chose to stick with his father, either because of love, or some other reason. If he admitted that Ernie is right, that their dad was a crazy, string obsessed nutcase who treated Ernie like shit because string wasn't his thing, he'd have to also admit that Lars ruined his own life, that he has no one to blame for all the failures in his life but himself.
Ernie obviously made something of himself, pursued his passions and was happy. But of course his dad's cigar box ruined him and Ernie has every right to hate his dad.
@@thefanwithoutaface8105 Well, about the cigar box, Ernie actually brought that on himself. He didn't bother to look inside and make sure nothing was crawling around in there, and then he brought it inside his restaurant and left it on the counter right next to the mayor's food, allowing the cockroach to crawl out and into the mayor's food. So, that was actually Ernie's own fault. The mayor died and Ernie lost his restaurant, because of his own carelessness.
Are you kidding? This movie's great.
See, this is good writing! I loved the film, mainly for how crazy it got even when the mouse proved evasive, but it was the writing like this that really flushed out the characters as more than just a comedic duo.
One of the most underrated films of all time that has stood the test of time and always will, forever.
You and Pop were always huddled together, running some piece of something through your fingers!😂😂
WELL YOU.........CAN'T...........COOK!!!!
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I HATE YOU
And I hate YOU!
@@ki-pattao9030 NOT AS MUCH AS I HATE YOU!!!!!!
@@MrDDA01992 Yeah!?
This is basically me and my elder and younger sisters.
All 3 of us argue like this all the time.
These kinda things happen. No one's in the right tho no one's in the wrong either,lots of situations out of anyone's control happened.
Though that mouse did one thing right - bring them both together.
"A world without string is chaos"
Exactly, it's not really about right and wrong. It's about two adult siblings getting their truths out. Sort of something that they should have talked long before but here they are now.
@@paulhoon7940 They were about to tell each other earlier on but they saw Caesar's van being towed away
Got to feel bad for earnie though,
@@tomedy_official I hope there is a new DreamWorks film called, "Mouse Hunt 2: Mouse vs Cockroach!"
This scene, this big argument scene i think Really Showed a LOT about the 2 brothers an their thoughts. Like, Lars says to Ernie he also had dreams an ambitions he wanted to follow. Lars didnt "Love" String. He just took care of/took over their dad's string factory business cause He knew how much their dad Loved It and his dad didnt want it to be sold to some pencil neck rich tycoon's jerks.
An also, Ernie did make some Good points here. Ernie did truly Love his father But its Like his dad never gave him the proper attention and Love and respect he wanted. Its like ernie was invisible to his/their dad. As like ernie said he Made him this Big meal for 1 of his birthday's And his father did eat it, But he didnt even say thank you. I mean, Ernie made his dad this big special B-day Dinner an ALL his dad payed attention to an Noticed was the string he tied the Rack of Lamb with. I Must say, That DOES Indeed seem Pretty Crazy. their dad's obsession with string was pretty Over-board. But i also do love how ernie said even though he does think an know their dad was kinda nuts, he still wanted him To Give him the Love he wanted. But i see why Ernie was So hurt. im not saying that excuse's ernie being bitter an stuff a lot, But i see why he was acting like this. As he thought Their dad loved lars more an he felt like he didnt even exist in the World to his dad.
That was very well said brother, it's actually true that some parents do play favorites, and Rudolph obviously favored Lars over Ernie because lars liked string. Ernie was right, their father was nuts, he had an obsession over something mundane like string. Ernie had every right to be angry and hurt
@@Bondmanproductions Thank you for yer comment Brother. An thanks for Calling me Brother. VERY KIND of you to Say So.
And Yes your Quite Right Too. Ernie did have a Right to be Emotionally Hurt and Mad.
Ernie makes his Dad this BIG MEAL ALL for him To eat on his B-Day Dinner and His Dad did not Even Say Thank you. I DO STILL Believe For sure Ernie's Dad DID Still Love Ernie. But Unfortunatly and Tragically I dont think Ernie's dad showed Ernie enough Love. Like Lars said, He Did Not "LOVE" String. He just clearly Understood how much the String Factory meant to his Dad. And he Did not wanna See it given away just for a BIG WAD of Cash.
Yes i will agree Ernie and Lars's Dad was a LITTLE TOO Obsessed with String. Their Dad was not a Bad guy. As Like Their dad clearly said and believed, String is Useful to the World. And Hes Right. It is. Like I Gotta Confess im Not a Expert on the History of string, But yes String Did indeed Help make Some DAMN GOOD and helpful stuff But Their dad was a LITTLE TOO Over-Board with Love For String... Is String Useful? Yes. Is it something to Go all crazy Over? No. But then Again, I wanna say, some people just Love some Stuff a BIT TOO MUCH. Like some people are Crazy Over their stamp an coin Collection's.
Earlier in the film Ernie shouts out to his dead father's "ghost" in the house "THANKS FOR NOTHING YOU STRING SUCKING OLD LOON!!" which makes more sense now why he shouts them words just looking back at this scene.
@@seanmager1168 One can’t help but feel sorry for Ernie and Lars for the fact that one could not win the respect of his father, no matter how hard he tried, and the second for the fact that he sacrificed his dreams because of his father and also because he was unlucky with his wife
@@Bondmanproductions One can’t help but feel sorry for Ernie and Lars for the fact that one could not win the respect of his father, no matter how hard he tried, and the second for the fact that he sacrificed his dreams because of his father and also because he was unlucky with his wife. Because of these circumstances, both of them were in pain and agony all their lives
McDonalds worker: "So you want fries with that?"
Ernie: "Yah DOUBLE! DOUBLE!"
This part specifically made me laugh hysterically as a child.
Especially (for me) when they cut away to the piano, the one shot by the leg putting it in an awkward position. lol
I CAAAAAAANNNT AHAHAHAHAH *Banging his head with the fireplace shovel*
And later Lars tells Ernie,
"I think if he were here right now, he'd be proud of you."
🥺🥺❤❤
1:58-1:59 yeah double double 😂😂😂😂
Those eyes and that face when be said it 🤣🤣
THE PRODUCERS!
0:37 Well actually Ernie, Lars said: FIRE!! 😆
No. Lars said "Shoot! Shoot!" before that.
@@paulmacartney8266 No, Lars said SHOOT SHOOT while the mouse 🐁 was in the can. Lars said FIRE and then Ernie blew a hole 🕳 in the floor. 😆
Bro, even if it's a live-action movie i can't hear Nathan Lane talk without hearing Timon
This movie was my childhood.
even as a kid I really appreciated this monologue
Its an argument.
This is between me and my older brother arguing after our mom's passing.
"WELL YOU CAN'T COOK"
Ernie: I HATE YOU!!!
@@miniomew Lars: And I… HATE… YOU!!!
@@zackaryruhland5684 NOT AS MUCH AS I HATE YOU!!!!!!!!
@@seansweeney3533 YEA?
DOUBLE DOUBLE.
@@seansweeney3533 YEAH?!?!
1:50 😂😂😂😂
somebody yelling Shoot Shoot !
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Lol!
Mouse: "YEAH FIGHT, FIGHT!!"
*Sees an Orange flying at him*
"OH SHIT!"
I should've known that the mouse was just watching the brothers fight as entertainment for himself.
Haven’t even seen the movie but the argument is pretty entertaining to watch lol
Dude you gotta watch it
You need to watch it! If you like slapstick humor like in "Home Alone" you would probably enjoy this. It's pretty dang funny!
@@sterlingsilver5937 hmm, someone else said I should watch it as well! Thanks for the suggestion. When I get some free time I will definitely give it a shot if I have it on any of my streaming services
0:30 WELL, LOOK! YOU BLEW A HOLE IN THE FLOOR!
Yeah, well I distinctly remember somebody yelling: SHOOT SHOOT.
yeah well you never listened to me before
And you know why? Why? Because I have no respect for you!
@@justinwright4628 And you know why!?
@@theintrovertedaspie9095 why?
0:41 Cause I have no R E S P E C T
Arguments never stop
Not if they find common ground. For example, two people can agree that they disagree on something.
@@johngriswold4303 No. Life is only hard if u make it. All problems can b sorted. U just need to deal with these things.
@@paulmacartney8266 that relates to my life
This was my favorite part of the movie. My brother and I have a similar dynamic.
Argument scene?! Felt like the whole movie was a nonstop argument lol
How did I end up here? Parents rented this many times 20 years ago as a kid.... didn't think of it for years, and now, i'm here again. RUclips reccomendations are a heck of a thing eh?
When I was younger when they both arupt into an argument, I didn't realize it had anything to do with Lars finding out about Ernie's scheme of trying to sell the factory. I thought it had to do with just Lars being angry about Ernie making a hole in the floor and that's all Lars was angry about
" look you blow a hole in the floor!" What's that got to do with the selling of the factory
Apologize to each other! - Jacob, Joseph: King of Dreams (2000)
Believe me, Ernie, you and I both tend to have the same bitter attitude.
Ernie: you're right lars.
The hatred and vitriol in Ernie’s voice as he yells “I HATE YOU!!!”
YOU...... CAN'T......COOK!!!! 😂😂😂🤣
1:44 Uh Lars, other than maybe not checking the cigar box to see if there was anything in it outside of cigars he isn't really guilty of anything. Face it, your dad was crazy, no ifs or buts about it. You just can't admit to that because that would force you to admit you wasted your life and all your failures are your own fault.
Exactly. Lars was a pathetic bootlicking suck up. While there's nothing wrong with him loving his dad as much as he does there's still no denying that his father, while a successful industrialist, was still a string-obsessed wacko. Ernie has a right to be pissed because he did everything for the both of them. He was a good son to Rudolf his father and a good brother to Lars yet both of them practically neglected Ernie and failed miserably to appreciate him. In all honesty I can relate to Ernie. I feel him very deeply. And Lars is apparently a prideful asswipe who just doesn't wanna admit he's wrong about anything. Not to mention how oblivious he is to April being a golddigger. Pathetic. Just pathetic
I don’t know. I’ve seen comments from actual chefs on the restaurant scene saying that the dishes he presented looked weird at best and disgusting at worst, though I don’t remember the specifics. Maybe Lars is right, he can’t cook.
@@Arthus850 Nah, that's just artistic flare. People need to remember movies are not meant to be taken completely seriously, plus when we see the restaurant it's full of people and the fact the mayor of all people chose to go there heavily implies it's a very successful establishment.
Wait he smoked a lot
Yes it and would have if it hadn't been for that Stinkin Bus. Bus? LOL!!!!!!!!
"Bus?"😆🚌
WELL, LOOK! YOU BLEW A HOLE IN THE FLOOR!
Well I Distinctly remember somebody yelling SHOOT! SHOOT!
@@subgrv27 Yeah, well, you never listened to me before!
@@ki-pattao9030 And you know why
@@subgrv27 Me: "Yeah! Well! You pulled the trigger.
@@colynsteixeira4363 Why?
My favorite growing up had it on vhs and its in a time capsule
1:12 I laugh when they show the piano whose leg get shot when the guys try to shoot the mouse. lol 🎹 bonk!! "You broke the piano!! You broke the piano!" 😂
Its "YOU HIT THE PIANO!....you hit the piano."
I thought Nathan Lane was Jack Horner when I heard Jacks voice.
I’m disappointed that it want him after all. 😢
YOU BLEW A DAMN HOLE IN THE FLOOR!!!😡😡😡😂😂😂😂😂
ooooh! He roasted the guy who plays Timon!
Well you could’ve fooled me. You and Pops were always huddled together running some pieces through your fingers.
Sounds like snowbell from Stuart little
Thats because Nathan Lane (Ernie) did the voice of Snowbell
@@mrjaguar-e3n and also mysterious discoman from Austin powers trilogy.
@@nilesclifford9704 and Titan AE
@@BRIANOCONNOR2003 and timon the meerkat from the lion king 1994, and the lion king 2 simba's pride 1998, and the lion king 1 1/2 2004.
Imagine there’s version of Stuart and Snowbell.
Snowbell as Ernie and Stuart as Lars.
2:06 It's the tilt, he killed the mouse.
Stupid description, it's a great movie
yeah it is 😂😂😂😂😂
its an f'in mouse. love this film.
"And half is mine including the half that U tried to sell!" (Lars is angry that ernie tried to sell the factory without him knowing)
And Ernie is angry that Lars chose not to sell the factory without him knowing.
Yes and would have if it hadn’t been for that stinkin’ bus!
@@liamwatson5125bus you can't leave well enough alone can you you ruined everything.
@@nilesclifford9704 Me? You blame me for this?
@@liamwatson5125 well look you blew a hole in a floor.
It’s a same their father’s actor, William Hickey didn’t live to see the age of 70, unlike his character.
Best movie ever lol
Ernie: It Was A Accident!
"You and Pop were always huddled together running some piece of something through your fingers. It didn't matter what I did, I didn't even exist!"
"I made him my special rack of lamb for his 70th birthday."
Yes! You remember. I slaved over that meal, making sure everything was perfect. Did he say, "Thanks, Ernie, it was delicious"? No. He only noticed the string I had tied it with. He was crazy. But I still wanted his approval.
@@RagnarKorg3141 "I didn't leave Lars, I was cast out."
@@theintrovertedaspie9095 Smuntz Sr did not understand that children should choose their own path. But one can’t help but feel sorry for Ernie and Lars for the fact that one could not win the respect of his father, no matter how hard he tried, and the second for the fact that he sacrificed his dreams because of his father and also because he was unlucky with his wife. Because of these circumstances, both of them were in pain and agony all their lives
@@theintrovertedaspie9095 Smuntz Sr did not understand that children should choose their own path. But one can’t help but feel sorry for Ernie and Lars for the fact that one could not win the respect of his father, no matter how hard he tried, and the second for the fact that he sacrificed his dreams because of his father and also because he was unlucky with his wife. Because of these circumstances, both of them were in pain and agony all their lives
0:19 Bus 🚌 😂😂😂
lol 😆
It's sad how those who can work so hard and as honestly as Ernie did end up like this from powers beyond their control.
He wanted to be himself.
He looked good with a mustache.
2:06 He got that rotten 😂😂😂😂
Nathan Lane and Lee Evans are two actors in the movie mousehunt in 1997 Argument scene these 2 brothers catches mouse
0:30 You blew a damn hole in the floor!!!! 😡🕳 😂😂😂
Blame it on Lars
Because he said fire
@@BRIANOCONNOR2003 true
You forgot the part with the whole answering machine scene
I know what crazy is
Bickering like an old married couple. Its tragic.
1:51 Uh, I think you got the wrong kind of mouse on the screen there.
Lars: Leave Me Alone!
Hey it’s the guy who voices Timon though ❤
And snowbell, hamegg, preed, spot, and mysterious discoman.
Looks like that was the only way to get rid of the mouse
2:07
0:03 0:30 1:28 1:35 1:47 1:58 2:07
😭😁
0:57 Then why didn’t you pursue them Lars?
He wanted to carry on his father's legacy
@@Bondmanproductions And look where that has gotten Lars so far in life.
@@paulyont3092 Really does say a lot when the most Lars can say to counter Ernie is that he can't cook which isn't even true since obviously he's really good at it. Deep down Lars knew Ernie was right, their dad was completely insane, unheathly obsessed with string and never showed Ernie any love or respect.
@@paulyont3092 Not to mention his wife left him!
@@thefanwithoutaface8105 I kinda wanted to hear more from Lars. He said he had dreams and he didn't love string. Well if that was true why didn't he elaborate on this? In some ways I was thinking he's more like his dad than he's saying but there's no way he's gonna admit that to Ernie.
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MOUSE HUNT VS BIG HERO 6 ARGUMENT
What argument in big hero 6?
0:23 Our same exact thoughts on sleepy Joe biden xD
I’m on Ernie’s side in regard to their father.
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That's bad
I know