Lloyd should be a detective, not a driver. He's taking mary to the airport an...
Lloyd is driving Mary to the airport and he just wants to talk about himself ...
Lloyd is driving Mary to the airport and he's telling her all about the busin...
Lloyd won't accept the tip she is trying to hand him for driving him to the a...
Mary tries to say something to him and he pushes his finger to her lips.
Harry is talking to Mary at the dinner about dogs while Lloyd hangs out at th...
Mary says goodbye to Lloyd and wishes him luck with the pet store he wants to...
Lloyd was really nervous to find out if he had any shot of being with Mary an...
Harry is talking about dog breeding with Mary and he sets her up for a joke.
Lloyd has no idea where Aspen is located. He's driving Mary to the Airport.
Lloyd turns around completely and runs a red light while he drives Mary to th...
Lloyd is taking Mary to the airport in his limo and he nearly killed the two ...
Mary is watching Current Affair and a story comes up about someone selling a ...
Harry just took the dump of his life in Mary's toilet and he just found out h...
Lloyd shows up at Mary's front door and tells her about the briefcase that he...
Lloyd is in his hotel room with Mary and she is really excited to find the br...
Ouch. Truth hurts Lloyd because Mary has no interest in seeing you.
Lloyd simply doesn't have a clue about life. Mary is in his hotel room gettin...
Lloyd is driving Mary to the airport and he's going on and on about his idea ...
Harry has a great opening line to start a conversation with Mary.
Harry is talking to Mary because Lloyd was too nervous to say hello to her fi...
Harry and Lloyd are on the bed with Mary and Nick has a gun pointed at all of...
Harry licked the rail of the ski lift and his tongue is now stuck.
Lloyd misinterprets Mary's bad news as good news, so he gets excited.
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