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Dylan: Shaun White seems really great. Nice dude. How do you know him again?

Jamie: I took his virginity.

Dylan: So you guys have known each other for a while?

Jamie: No, it was like eight months ago.

Dylan: So does the carpet match the drapes?

Jamie: It's hardwood floors, if you know what I mean.

Dylan: My God! Terrible visual.

Jamie: Totally kidding, by the way. Just an old friend of mine.

Dylan: You guys use the same leave-in conditioner. His hair had nice body.

Jamie: Can I get two gyro number sixes, extra sauce?

Dylan: What are you looking for? 

Jamie: The cops. Come on.

Dylan: The cops?

Jamie: Yep... Come on!

Dylan: Where are you taking me?

Jamie: You'll see. Well, here's your open space. Run, gazelle. Run!

Dylan: Wow. This is unbelievable.

Jamie: I know.

Dylan: Okay, this was not on Seinfeld.

Jamie: Come on, what's your dad think about all this?

Dylan: About what?

Jamie: Well, he must have an opinion. He used to write for the LA Times for 23 years.

Dylan: Somebody did their homework.

Jamie: I have this thing at work. It's called Google. Come on, what's he think about the job?

Dylan: Actually, I didn't ask him.

Jamie: Well, then you must know what he'd say.

Dylan: He'd tell me to go with my gut and that he'd be proud of me no matter what I did.

Jamie: Sounds like a really great man.

Dylan: Yeah, he is.

Jamie: Hey, do you want to see something really cool?

Dylan: I always want to see something really cool. What...

Jamie: Come on.

Dylan: Okay.

Jamie: Only place in the city you can actually see the stars.

Dylan: Wow.

Jamie: Yeah.

Dylan: It's pretty awesome. 

Jamie: I know. I like to come up here to think. Just when it gets a little too much for me down there, it's like... It's like my New York version of a mountaintop. Best part, no cell reception.

Dylan: You take all your recruits up here?

Jamie: Actually, never really taken anyone up here.

Dylan: Really?

Jamie: Yeah.

Dylan: Thanks.

Jamie: If you tell anyone about this, I will rip your ears off and staple them to your neck.

Dylan: Everyone in this city seems really violent.

Jamie: Come on, let's go. One last stop.

Dylan: We're just getting comfortable.

Jamie: I know you are. Come on, buddy. It's New York. Now hustle. Come on. Come on, come on.

Dylan: You're showing me Times Square. This is not touristy at all! 

Jamie: Would you shush? Come on.

Dylan:  Do we have to power-walk everywhere we go?

Jamie: Yes.

Dylan: So everybody just kind of walks wherever they want, then.

Jamie: OK. How 'bout right here?

Dylan: What do you mean? 

Jamie: We're here.

Dylan: Oh, my God, it's 1988.

Jamie: All right, smartass, give it five seconds.

Dylan: What is this?

Jamie: It's a flash mob.

Dylan: Like on Oprah! 

Jamie: Exactly.

Dylan: Should we get out of the way?

Jamie: No, no. Enjoy it. Take it all in.

Dylan: It's pretty damn cool.

Jamie: Right? It's kind of rad.

Dylan: Do these people get paid for this?

Jamie: No. No. They kind of just do it for fun. It's nice to feel like you're a part of something. New York can be a little bit lonely at times.

Dylan: And you're trying to sell me on it.

Jamie: Every place can be a bit lonely sometimes. Be careful!

Dylan: Oh, my God.

Jamie: Come down. 

Dylan: Okay. Shit. Get back down.

Jamie: Okay.

Dylan: I'm in. 

Jamie: What?

Dylan: You sold me. 

Jamie: Really?

Dylan: I'll take the job. 

Jamie: Oh, my God!

Dylan: What, are you surprised? 

Jamie: No! No. Oh, you are gonna crush it! Amazing. You can all go home now! Thank you! 

Dylan: Very funny.

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1. dude: （美俚）男人，男孩，也可以翻译为老哥，老兄。

例如：Dude, don't rub my face in your crazy single life!（老兄，别用你疯狂的单身生活刺激我。）

dude在美语里一般指“花花公子，纨绔子弟”，在美国方言中，也可以指从美国东部去西部牧场度假的城里人

2. gazelle: 小羚羊。迪伦一直喜欢广阔的户外空间，杰米这里是在讽刺他。

3.Somebody did their homework: 看来有人早摸过底了。do one's homework就是我们平时说的“做足了功课”，提前进行了调查摸底。

4. gut: 勇气，胆量，毅力，比如a man with plenty of guts（相当有魄力的人）

5. best part: 最好的是，最爽的是。

6. no cell reception: 这里没有手机信号。

7. shush: 使安静，嘘声，示意安静下来。

8. power-walk: “劲走”或称“快走”，即：大跨步地行走。迪伦这里的意思是：我们去哪儿都得跟打了鸡血一样吗？

9. flash mob: 快闪族。

10. crush: 破坏，毁坏。

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1. 看来有人早摸过底了。
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2. 最爽的是，这里没有手机信号。
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3. 我们去哪都得跟打了鸡血一样么？
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4. 他会说放手去做，无论怎样他都会为我骄傲。

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flash mob 快闪族

快闪族（Flash mob）是一群互不相识的人，通过因特网相约在指定时间和地点集合，然后一起做出一些无意义的动作，例如拍手掌、叫口号等。

快闪族最早起源于2003年5月美国纽约的曼哈顿。当时一个名叫比尔的组织者召集了500余人，在纽约时代广场的玩具反斗城中，朝拜一条机械恐龙，5分钟后众人突然迅速离去，快闪族因此而闻名。

快闪族是都市时尚文化中的一种，是现代人在忙碌之余和世界开的一个善意的玩笑。他们当中的多数人表示，如果活动设计合理，自己将会主动参加。当然， 也有些人因为担心造成误会，而采取保守的态度。如今，快闪活动已风靡全球，在中国很多城市，都可以见到快闪族的身影，以及他们类似于行为艺术的表演或娱 乐。

 

专业快闪

所谓“快闪族”（Flash Mobs），指的是一个从事看似自发、实则配合一致的行为的族群。创造者是《哈珀氏》杂志的编辑比尔·瓦希克，他把它当作一种街头表演，以对时髦文化的从 众性构成反讽。瓦希克藏身在“纽约来的比尔”名字后，把指令通过电子邮件发给一群人，规定他们在特定的时间和地点集合，然后展开什么活动。此后的快闪包括 一帮人群栖在中央公园同时学鸟叫，在旧金山进行“僵尸行走”，在伦敦维多利亚车站举办无声舞会。这些快闪基本无害，但可以吸引注意力。（来源：百度百科）

相关约定　

1. 发生要自然。不能让路人感觉到有明显的“开始”的痕迹。 　　

2. 参与人数不能太少，没有气势。

3. 出现的地方路人也要多，这样才够戏剧化，看路人的表情应该是相当经典的！ 　　

4. 发生和结束都应该相应“闪”的号召，一定要快，快，快，在路人反应过来这是怎么回事之前一定要彻底消失在人群中。这样才能回味无穷。　

5. 事先一定要排练，动作要整齐。时间分秒要把握好。这绝对是一个很有组织性和纪律性的事儿！