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"Guys' Night Out"
Dinosaur Office episode
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Episode
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Overall
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3
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10
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3:49
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Bottom left
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May 24, 2012
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"Guys' Night Out" is the third episode of Season 2 of Dinosaur Office and the tenth of the series overall.
Summary
Craig, Todd, and Richard are on a bachelor night at Dinoby's when its waiter gives them an expensive bill since Craig left his coupon at home.
Plot
In the beginning, Craig, Todd, and Richard are on a bachelor night at Dinoby's, when a waiter asks how the dinner has gone. Craig declares that his dressing that he has requested is not on the side. The waiter asks Craig for a Coco-Volcano Blaster, but the latter says that his New Year's resolution is to not eat any sweets. Richard requests a new soda with no ice, and the waiter leaves the three. Todd asks the other two if they can watch a sports game since he thinks that the coach has made bad choices. When the waiter returns, Craig convinces him that he has a coupon that he left at home, and the waiter reminds him to take it with him. He gives a bill to Craig and the others and leaves. Craig learns that the dinosaurs' purchase costs $30, and he convinces them to split the bill evenly. Todd informs that he has not gotten a beverage, but Richard convinces him that he has had his appetizer. Todd reminds Richard that the three have eaten the spinach artichoke dip, and the former decides to put in his share plus tax: $8.75. Richard finds that he has $3, but Craig does not care; however, when he tries to get the rest, he discovers that the dinosaurs need gratuity. Todd declares that the service has not been examplory, but Richard rather leaves a nice note than pay the tip. When the waiter returns, he grabs the "note" from Richard, only to realize that he has been tricked. The waiter gives chase as Craig, Todd, and Richard leave Dinoby's. Craig and Richard manage to get in the car, but the waiter has managed to prevent Todd from entering in an attempt to eat him. In the end, Craig convinces Richard that his to-go box is something that he has forgotten.
Profiles
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