Lloyd makes fun of Harry for not wanting to make a bet with him while they dr...
Lloyd should be a detective, not a driver. He's taking mary to the airport an...
Lloyd asks for directions from a beautiful Austrian woman but his geography i...
Harry and Lloyd want to try eating an Atomic Pepper and Joe helps the two idi...
Lloyd is driving Mary to the airport and he just wants to talk about himself ...
Lloyd is looking over at Mary instead of on the road and he crashes into the ...
Lloyd makes fun of Harry for not wanting to make a bet with him while they dr...
Harry and Lloyd are upset that they both got fired on the same day and couldn...
Lloyd is trying to convince Harry to give Aspen a try since they have nothing...
Lloyd leans his head out of the window of the limo he is driving to speak wit...
Lloyd leans his head out the window while he talks to an Austrian woman that ...
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.
Lloyd stops a sweet old lady so that she might watch his stuff while he gets ...
Lloyd really rubs it in after Harry got fired.
Harry threw a salt shaker that hit Sea Bass so he came over and spit into Har...
Lloyd makes fun of Harry after he got fired from his dog grooming job.
Lloyd tries to make Harry feel better about getting fired from the dog groome...
Lloyd starts to freak out after he finds out that Petey is dead after having ...
Lloyd wants to go to Aspen with Harry and get out of town because they have n...
Lloyd is very superstitious on the road and Harry just spilled the salt on th...
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