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There's guys getting half a point on the street for nothing. Grind you.
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Reno 911! (2003) - S01E10 Burning Man Festival
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There's a guy On third street,
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Upload (2020) - S02E06 The Outing
1.3s
Half a point.
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A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)
1.2s
There's nothing here.
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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (2005) - S14E05 The Gang Texts
2.4s
You guys grinding?
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The Flintstones (1960) - S01E03 Comedy
2.4s
...you're getting your half for nothing, right?
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Family Guy(1999) - S16E15 The Woof of Wall Street
1.3s
There's nothing left for me here,
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The Gentlemen
1.3s
Nothing on the street.
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Family Guy(1999) - S15E15 Cop and a Half-Wit
2.4s
You used to be this badass cop out there on the street,
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Beyoncé - Run the World (Girls)
1.6s
Get on your grind
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Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000) - S05E09 The Korean Bookie
2.2s
They're getting three and a half points.
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The Sopranos (1999) - S03E13 Drama
2.5s
Point and a half.
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Family Guy(1999) - S16E16 'Family Guy' Through the Years
1.5s
God, there's nothing on.
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Grind
1.3s
Get in there, you little...
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Grind
2.1s
There's a lot of good meat on you.
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The Sopranos (1999) - S01E12 Drama
5.1s
There is absolutely nothing on the street about the big guy, anywhere.
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The Bad Lieutenant Port of Call New Orleans (2009)
5.6s
Kinda calls into question the half-a-point-for-nothing concept, don't you think?