Harry and Lloyd want to try eating an Atomic Pepper and Joe helps the two idi...
Joe comes back into the restaurant after Harry and Lloyd have stuffed Atomic ...
Joe and J.P. are looking through Harry and Lloyd's place for the briefcase wi...
Lloyd and Harry have a ridiculous game of tag in the van and Joe can't stand it.
Joe is going to have a heart attack by sitting in the van with Lloyd and Harry.
Joe is going crazy listening to Harry and Lloyd as he drives down the road wi...
Harry and Lloyd are bickering again and Joe has to mediate to stop them from ...
Joe walks back into the restaurant after Harry and Lloyd ate hot peppers.
Joe is with J.P. and she wants to shoot both Harry and Lloyd right away but J...
Joe is laughing after he finds out that Harry and Lloyd have no idea what's i...
Joe is holding the note that Harry and Lloyd left for what they thought was t...
Joe and J.P. are picking up the ransom money for a kidnapping in the airport.
The kidnappers are looking for Harry and Lloyd in their apartment.
Joe is trying to talk to Andre about the money but a guy keeps bugging him to...
Joe is pissed off to find out that Harry and Lloyd have skipped town with the...
Joe and J.P. grabbed the note off the door and have the wrong idea about Harr...
Mental and Nicholas discuss the possibility of Harry and Lloyd being federal ...
Mental notices the note Harry and Lloyd left on their door before heading to ...
Mental and Shay think Harry and Lloyd are professionals for hire.
Mental takes a break from the boys to call Nicholas and check in.
Mental tells Nicholas he plans on poisoning Harry and Lloyd.
Mental swears he will stop Harry and Lloyd from reaching Aspen, no matter what.
Mental arrives back to the diner and doesn't realize Harry and Lloyd have stu...
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