S06E09 — Jeff, you haven't even looked at the new course catalog .

📺 Community📅 Season 6 · Episode 9📊 中级
00:19

Jeff, you haven't even looked at the new course catalog .

杰夫 新的课表你看都不看一眼

00:20

I'm like a kid in a candy store.

我都像掉进糖果店的小盆友眼花缭乱了

00:22

Well, the candy has lost its appeal now that I work at the store.

糖果对我这种卖糖的就没吸引力了

00:25

You might say becoming a teacher here gave me diabetes.

可以说 在这当老师糖多得能让我患糖尿病

00:27

I was just saying that.

我刚想说诶

00:29

Are you always thirsty and fatigued and you have blurry vision and your cuts heal slower?

你是不是总觉得口渴 疲乏 视线模糊 伤口难愈合

00:33

Those are actual diabetes symptoms.

你说的那些都是真的糖尿病临床症状

00:35

That's what the doctor said.

医生就是这么说的

00:37

So, is he treating it?

所以他有在治疗吗

00:38

I asked him the same thing.

我问了他一模一样的事

00:40

What did he say?

他怎么说的

00:41

He said, make an appointment through his office during business hours.

他说请在上班时间 通过他的办公室进行约诊

00:44

This is his home, his children sleep here.

这里是他家 他娃都睡这儿

00:46

You know doctors.

医生嘛 你们懂的

00:47

Oh, my Gosh, you guys.

我的天 亲们

00:49

There's a class called Basic Grifting.

这里有一门课程叫「初级欺诈」

00:52

Should we all learn how to be grifters together?

我们要不要学着团伙作案呀

00:55

Wait, what do grifters do again?

等等 欺诈师是干嘛的来着

00:56

I got this.

我来解释

00:58

I'll tell you for five bucks. - No.

我要你给我五块钱 -不给

01:00

You better sign me up. - Me too.

帮我报个名 -我也要

01:01

I've always wanted to learn more about grifting ever since I saw 1990's, The Grifters, featuring John Cusack, Anjelica Huston, and almost no grifting.

我一直想学学欺诈 因为看了1990年版 约翰·库萨克和 安杰丽卡·休斯顿演的「骗子」 而且里面几乎没用到欺诈

01:07

You guys, don't take a grifting class.

大家千万别上欺诈课

  • course — n.科目;课程;过程;进程;道路;路线,航向;一道菜; vt.追赶;跑过; vi.指引航线;快跑;
  • catalog — n. 目录册;产品样本;学校便览;一览表; v. (为…)编目录;(把…)按目录分类;
  • candy — vt.用糖煮;使结晶为砂 糖;美化; vi.糖煮;成为结晶; n.糖果(等于sweets);冰糖(等于sugarcandy,rockcandy);毒品; adj.新潮 的(服饰);甜言蜜语的;
  • appeal — n. 上诉;吸引力;申诉;魅力; v. 上诉;呼吁;申诉;恳求;
  • thirsty — adj.口渴 的,口干的;渴望的,热望的;
  • vision — n.视力;美景;眼力;幻象;想象力;幻视(漫威漫画旗下超级英雄); vt. 想象;显现;梦见;
  • heal — vt.治愈,痊愈;和解; vi.痊愈;
  • appointment — n.任命;约定;任命的职位;
01:09

You're going to get grifted.

你们最终只会被欺诈

01:10

Even more so than by that oceanography class, only none of you will even get a goldfish, then you're gonna come crying back to me.

就算你选修个海洋学的课 你们也连条金鱼也钓不到 然后你们又会跑过来跟我哭

01:16

Why you?

为什么找你哭

01:17

Because, lets face it, I'm the closest thing that Greendale has to an experienced grifter.

因为...承认吧 我是全校最像 老奸巨猾玩欺诈的人

01:21

Oh, this is one of those things where Jeff gets jealous of something dumb .

嗷 所以杰夫是对这种白目事情 表示羡慕嫉妒恨呢

01:26

Jeff's jealous of a grifter.

杰夫吃欺诈师的醋

01:28

Because he wishes he was still a grifter That's something even I could mock, and I live in an RV.

因为他还想当欺诈师 这种事我都能嘲笑你 我还住在房车里哟

01:34

I'm judging you, and my dinner table folds down from a wall.

我就鄙视你 我的餐桌还是从墙上折下来的

01:37

I say we all take the grifting class together, have a great time, and rub it in Jeff's face!

要我说咱就一起选这门课 好好玩一把 给杰夫好看

01:42

Who's in, and can you cover me?

谁来 顺便借我点儿钱

01:43

I'll pay you back.

我会还给你们哒

01:44

I'll get it from your parents.

那我就找你爸妈要钱去

01:45

I'll pay you back.

我会自己还你钱哒

01:47

At which point I'll pay back your parents.

到时我就去把钱还给你爸妈

01:49

Which will be never.

永远不可能哒

01:51

I'll get a high five from your parents.

击掌这事还是留着给你爸妈吧

01:54

All right, each student should bring a briefcase .

好了 每位学生要带上公文箱

01:56

I don't have a briefcase.

人家没有公文箱

01:57

We're gonna grift with briefcases?

要不我们带着公文箱欺诈

01:58

Basic my ass, that's advanced .

基础个鬼啦 这是高级啊

02:00

Mm-hm.

对头

02:01

I have a few extra briefcases.

我还有多余的几个公文箱

02:02

Shocker. - Are they regulation ?

好震惊哟 -是正规的那种吗We each need a regulation grifting briefcase. 我们每个人都要一个正规的欺诈箱

  • jealous — adj.妒忌的;猜疑的;唯恐失去的;戒备的;
  • dumb — adj.哑的,无说话能力的;不说话的,无声音 的;
  • briefcase — n. 公文包;手提包;
  • advanced — adj.先进的;高级的;晚期的;年老的; v.前进;增加;上涨 (advance的过去式和过去分词形式);
  • extra — adv.特别地,非常;另外; n.临时演员;号外;额外的事物;上 等产品; adj.额外的,另外收费的;特大的;
02:05

It's a grift.

这就是在诈你钱了

02:06

What's a regulation briefcase?

什么叫「正规的欺诈箱」

02:08

I don't know.

我也不知道啊

02:09

But they're provided for only $150.

不过他们才卖150美元一个

02:11

You're being grifted.

你们已经在被诈钱了

02:13

Shut up, Jeff.

杰夫你闭嘴

02:14

You're such a negative person.

你真的是太负能量了

02:15

What do you contribute to this group besides negativity?

你除了反对还对我们小组贡献了什么

02:18

Guys, watch this, can I borrow $150?

小伙伴们 看好了 能借我150块钱吗

02:21

No. - See!

不借 -就说吧

02:22

Now who's gonna come with me and show this guy what's up?

现在谁要和我一起来让这货瞧瞧我们的厉害

02:25

I'll pay you back. - I'll get it from your parents.

我会还钱哒 -我会跟你父母要的哒

02:28

Tell them I spit on their wealth and thank you.

告诉他们我不稀罕他们的臭钱 谢谢

03:11

Good morning.

早安

03:13

My name is Professor Roger DeSalvo, for the time being.

我是罗杰·迭沙沃教授 目前叫这名字

03:18

For I use many a pseudonym, such as Jeff Goulash, Philip Switch , or Baz Ravish.

我用过很多假名 比如杰夫·牛肉炖菜 菲利普·开关 或者巴兹·墙坚

03:24

For I am a grifter and this is Grifting 101.

因为我就是欺诈师 这是初级欺诈课

03:36

Now which one of you thinks I did that on purpose?

你们谁觉得我是故意弄掉的吗

03:40

Exactly, you think you've seen me fail .

没错 你们以为我失手了

03:43

You think you've spotted a weakness.

你们以为自己看到了我的弱点

03:45

Let me tell you something, with a flick of a wrist , I could show you a fool one minute, or longer.

我这么跟你们说吧 手腕这么一用劲 我就可以给你 表演一分钟的傻子 或者不止一分钟

03:53

I see you've got your briefcases.

我看到你们都带公文箱来了

  • regulation — n. 规则;法规;控制;规章制度; adj. 规定的;必须穿戴的;必须使用的;
  • provided — conj.假如; 倘若; v.提供;给予(provide的过去式);
  • being — n.存在;生命;本质;品格; adj.存在的;现有的;
  • negative — adj.[数]负的;消极的;否定的;阴性的; n.否定;负数;[摄]底片; vt.否定;拒绝;
  • contribute — vt.贡 献,出力;投稿;捐献; vi.贡献,出力;投稿;捐献; [过去式contributed过去分词contributed现在分词 contributing];
  • besides — adv.此外;而且; prep.除…之外;
  • spit — n. 唾液;唾沫;啐唾沫;吐痰; v. 唾(唾沫、 食物等);啐唾沫(常表示愤怒或鄙视);怒斥;
  • wealth — n.财富;大量;富有;
  • Switch — vt.转换;用鞭子等抽打; vi.转换;抽打;换防; n.开关;转换;鞭子;
  • fail — vi.失败,不及格;破产;缺乏;衰退; vt.不及格;使失望;忘记;舍 弃; n.不及格;
  • wrist — n. 手腕;腕关节; v. 用腕力移动[送出,抛掷等];
03:54

Excellent. Hold them aloft.

很不错 都立起来

03:59

Pass them to each other.

互相传一下

04:03

Now pass them back.

再传回去

04:07

Do it at speed.

加速

04:09

Quicker!

再快

04:10

Pass them like hell .

往死里加快

04:12

Pass them like your sister's dying, and continue that for about 40 minutes.

再不快点传你妹就死啦 继续这样的动作40分钟

04:21

Wait, 40 minutes?

什么 传40分钟

04:23

What's your name, my love?

你叫什么呀小可爱

04:24

Annie Edison.

安妮·埃迪生

04:25

That sounds like a real name, not the name of a grifter and therefore , not a teacher.

你怎么说真名 不是欺诈师名 所以你不是欺诈课老师

04:31

What? - My name is Slick Pockets Tucker.

干嘛 -我叫灵活·口袋·塔克

04:33

No, it's not.

你才不叫这名字

04:34

That's correct . I was just wondering what the next lesson will be.

你说对了 我刚才正在想 下节课上什么内容

04:36

The next lesson will be passing two briefcases.

下节课就是传两个箱子

04:39

You need to master the art of passing one, and then you can purchase another briefcase.

你应该先把传一个箱子做到大师级 然后你才能买另一个箱子

04:45

What? - You talk too much.

什么 -你话太多了

04:46

Keep passing.

继续传你的

04:54

It's a very funny book.

这本书好好笑

05:04

Oh no, grifters.

不是吧 欺诈师们

05:05

I better watch my french fries unless , counterfeit?

我得看好我的炸薯条...变成假的了

05:09

Where'd you learn to do that?

你们从哪里学来的

05:11

We didn't learn anything.

我们啥也没学到

05:12

That class is... - A rip off?

那门课 -本身就是诈骗

05:13

Hm, what's another word for that?

嗯 应该怎么形容呢

05:15

All he did was throw his hat and make us pass briefcases.

他一节课就在那里扔帽子 让我们传公文箱

05:17

And, he kept trying to sell us stuff .

而且他还总向我们卖东西

05:19

Briefcase swapping talcum for grifters palm , briefcase hinge oil for silence switcheroos, and something called extra believable socks.

欺诈师专用换公文箱的滑石粉 悄无声息偷天换日公文箱链条油 还有一种叫「超可信」的袜子

  • hell — n.地狱;究竟(作加强语气词);训斥;黑暗势力; vi.过放荡生活;飞驰; int.该死;见鬼(表示惊奇、烦 恼、厌恶、恼怒、失望等);
  • therefore — adv.因此;所以;
  • correct — vt.改正;告诫; vi.调整;纠正错误; adj. 正确的;恰当的;端正的;
  • master — vt.控制;精通;征服; n.硕士;主人;大师;教师; adj.主人的;主要的;熟练的;
  • purchase — n. 购买;采购;购买的东西;购买项目; v. 购买;采购;
  • unless — conj.除非,如果不; prep.除… 之外;
  • stuff — n.东西;材料;填充物;素材资料; vt.塞满;填塞;让吃饱; vi.吃得过多;
05:25

Those are actually half off, I kind of feel like I grifted him.

袜子打半价买到的 我觉得我有诈到他

05:28

So in a sense, what happened is you took a class about grifting.

在某种意义上 你们上了一堂教欺诈的课

05:33

Aaaaaannnnnd Jeff, you really need us to say it?

然...后... 杰夫你就非逼着我们说出来吗

05:40

You were - Eh, whoa, whoa, yeah I need you to say it.

你说... -等等 好吧 我非要你们说出来

05:44

Let me just get settled.

我坐好了你们再说

05:48

Okay go.

好了 说吧

05:50

You were right.

你说的是对的

05:53

Yeah.

太爽了

05:55

Well, you live and you learn, guys.

吃一堑长一智啊亲们

05:57

Well, you live anyway .

总之你们还是吃了一堑

05:58

So now, will you please help us?

那现在你愿意帮我们吗

06:00

Help you?

帮你们啥

06:01

We want revenge .

我们要报复

06:02

We wanna grift him back.

我们要把他诈回来

06:03

You wanna grift a grifter?

你们想欺诈一个欺诈师吗

06:04

That's as dumb as taking his class.

就跟去上这门课一样蠢

06:05

Just cut your losses.

别再送钱就万事大吉了

06:06

But, Jeff.

可是杰夫

06:07

I begged you not to go down this path, and you made fun of me.

我原本求着你们别走这条路 你们还嘲笑我

06:10

You pointed in my face and laughed.

你们指着我的脸嘲笑我

06:11

We're sorry we hurt your feelings.

伤着你的感情了真的很对不起

06:13

My feelings are fine.

我的感情还好

06:15

I'm just very lazy, and you gave me an excuse to do nothing.

我只是很懒 而且你们给了我懒的借口

06:18

I'm not just gonna throw that away.

我才不要因为他变得不懒呢

06:19

You don't want to take this guy down?

你不想拿下这家伙吗

06:20

He's even lazier than you.

他比你还懒呢

06:22

Doesn't your species consider that a challenge ?

对于你这种懒货 他的存在不算一种挑战吗

06:25

Shouldn't you be on some kind of reverse pissing contest to determine who's laziest?

你就不想来个非无聊比赛什么的 来较量出谁才是懒中之王吗

  • palm — n. 手掌;手心;棕榈树; v. 把…藏在手中(尤指玩戏法);
  • silence — n.沉默;寂静;缄默;不谈;无声状态; vt.使沉默;使安静;压制;消除噪音; int.安静!;别作声!;
  • anyway — adv.无论如何,不管怎样;总之;
  • revenge — n.报复;复仇; vt.报复;替…报仇;洗雪; vi.报仇;雪耻;
  • species — n.[生物]物种;种类; adj.物种上 的;
  • challenge — n.挑战;怀疑; vt.向…挑战;对…质疑;
06:29

Wait, is that where you suck it back up in your...?

等等 所以你是用那个再吸回到...

06:33

I'm sorry, I've only ever done it the other way.

不好意思 我以前只用另外的方式做过

06:35

You mean peeing?

你是说尿尿吗

06:36

No, I mean in the back.

不是 我是说后面的

06:41

He hasn't done anything to me.

他什么也没对我做过

06:42

In fact, he sounds like a pretty good guy.

其实 他听起来还蛮牛逼的

06:44

I bet we'd get along.

我觉得我俩会惺惺相惜

06:49

Good show.

好节目啊

06:50

Good show.

干得漂亮

06:53

What show?

什么节目

06:54

I haven't seen that show.

我没看过

06:55

All right. All the best.

好吧 祝一切安好

06:58

And, you are?

你哪位

07:00

Well, I was the guy with a full bottle of scotch and a high tolerance for foreigners.

本人是这瓶威士忌酒的主人 且本人对外国人的包容力极高

07:05

How robust.

真强大

07:07

I'd imagine that you're Jeff Winger.

那你就是杰夫·翁格

07:09

Turns out we're going to be office buddies.

想不到我们成同事了

07:12

Hello there, sir.

先生您好

07:12

My name is Roger DeSalvo.

我叫罗杰·迭沙沃

07:15

Or is it?

你猜呢

07:16

You see, I happen to be in the... - Grifting 101.

我碰巧来教授 -初级欺诈

07:18

Yes, I've heard about you.

是的 我听说过你

07:19

That would be your desk.

那就是你的办公桌吧

07:21

If you need a mnemonic device , it's the one without someone else's stuff all over it.

如果你要个帮助记忆的方法 那张没别人东西的桌子就是你的

07:26

Well played, very well played.

技艺高超 手段高明

07:29

I gotta say.

我必须说

07:32

I admire your style.

我很敬佩你的风格

07:33

Grifting people by selling them grifting lessons?

用给别人上欺诈课的方法欺诈

  • reverse — n. 反面;背面;倒退;相反的情况(或事物); v. 颠倒;倒车;撤销;彻底转变; adj. 相反的;反面的;反 向的;背面的;
  • contest — n. 比赛;竞赛;竞争; v. 争辩;争取赢得(比赛、选举等);就…提出异议;
  • determine — v.(使)下决心,(使)做出决定; vt.决定,确定;判定,判决;限定; vi.确定;决定;判决,终止; [主用于法律]了结,终止,结束;
  • suck — vt.吸吮;吸取; vi.吸吮;糟糕;巴结; n.吮吸;
  • mean — adj.平均的;卑 鄙的;低劣的;吝啬的; vt.意味;想要;意欲; n.平均值; vi.用意;
  • pretty — adj.漂亮的;可爱的;优美的; adv.相 当地;颇; n.漂亮的人;
  • tolerance — n. 公差;耐量;宽容;容忍;
  • happen — vi.发生;碰巧;偶然遇到;
  • device — n. 装置;策略;图案;
  • admire — vt.钦佩;赞美; vi.钦佩;称赞;
07:36

It's genius , but I called it.

真有才 不过这招我用过了

07:38

I never said my class was a grift.

我从来没说我的课是欺诈

07:40

I don't worry about me, I'm one of you.

你别怕我呀 我跟你是一类的

07:42

Was, anyway. - Do tell.

以前是一类的 -说说看

07:43

Well, I worked at one of the top law firms in the city as a lawyer, but guess what.

以前我在一个顶级律所上过班 在市里面当过律师 后来你猜怎么着了

07:49

I'm not a lawyer.

我根本不是律师

07:51

Well, I think you're talking about lying.

你说的不过是蒙骗说谎

07:54

Grifting happens to be an art form.

然而欺诈应该是一种艺术形式

07:56

The art of lying.

谎话的艺术吧

07:57

Let's not get high-handed.

别说得太装逼

07:59

Grifting is lying.

欺诈就是说谎

08:00

Okay. So, like a string is a sweater?

这么说吧 毛线就等于毛衣吗

08:03

Like, paint is the Sistine Chapel?

油画就等于西斯廷教堂吗

08:04

Sure, grifting includes lying, but only a liar would call grifting lying.

当然啦 欺诈包含说谎 但只有骗子才将欺诈称为说谎

08:08

And, only a delusional hobo would glorify stealing.

也只有妄想的无业游民会美化偷盗

08:11

Really? Did you say something that wasn't true there?

是吗 你说的貌似不对吧

08:13

Maybe we should phone the museum .

我们可以打个电话问问博物馆

08:15

I was on your side. You're an ass.

我以前跟你是一路的 你个混蛋

08:17

Well, you're a craftless, artless thug.

你只不过是个没技巧不艺术的暴徒

08:20

And, I'm God's paintbrush.

我却是上帝的画笔

08:21

No, I am God, which pretty much makes me better than you.

不对 我就是上帝 所以我就比较厉害

08:29

You know what?

你知道吗

08:31

Let's agree to disagree.

我们留同存异吧

08:35

It's not important.

这才不是重点

08:35

Oh, okay.

好吧

08:36

So, you can lie.

所以你也可以说谎嘛

08:37

Yeah, you liar. Yeah.

你个骗子 哼

08:43

I wanna speak to you, you son of a bitch.

我想跟你说话 狗崽子

08:46

What?

怎么了

08:48

I love you.

我爱你

08:52

I do too.

我也是

08:56

Good.

那就好

09:00

Why are you guys still doing that?

你们干嘛还在做这个

09:04

Well, it was homework, and we're getting better, right?

这个是家庭作业 我们越练越好了有木有

09:07

Or, the friction has gradually melted the handle to fit into our palms.

或者说是我们手上的摩擦力 越来越小了

  • genius — n.天才,天赋;精神;
  • string — n. 字符串;弦;线;一连串; v. 悬挂;系;扎;把…连在一起; adj. 由弦乐 器组成的;弦乐器的;线织的;线的;
  • museum — n.博物馆;
09:10

There's nothing to get better at.

这种东西练不出什么的

09:12

The class is a grift.

这堂课就是欺诈The next person who says grift is gonna grift! 下一个说出欺诈这个词的人就是在...欺诈

09:15

My God, now it's replacing other words.

天哪 这个词根本无法替代

09:17

All right, I'm in.

好 我要加入你们

09:20

Let's grift the son of a bitch.

我们一起去诈那个狗崽子

09:22

Yay!

好耶

09:26

Why are you cheering?

你们庆祝个啥

09:27

He could be saying anything.

他可能说的是别的事呢

09:29

Grift! Grift!

欺诈 欺诈

09:32

Grift! Grift!

欺诈 欺诈

09:33

Grift! Grift!

欺诈 欺诈

09:55

Good work, I can't remember your name.

做得好 我不记得你叫什么了

09:57

Likewise , no idea what your name is.

你也是 我也不记得你的名字了

09:59

Great job.

干得好

10:01

I say you're pretty close to swapping the briefcases loaded with actual fake money such as this.

我看你们很快就可以传递 装满假钱的公文箱了

10:09

This isn't real money, it's just cut up newspaper.

这不是真钱 只是报纸剪出来的

10:11

But it weighs the same, costs five dollars a piece .

但重量是一样的 一张成本5块

10:14

You'll be using ten.

卖给你们得10快

10:16

Telegram for Elroy Patashnik.

埃尔罗伊·珀塔斯奈克的电报

10:18

I'm Patashnik.

我就是

10:20

Telegram, sir.

您的电报 先生

10:23

Oh, my God.

天啊

10:24

My Aunt Baba died on vacation while in Africa.

我的芭芭婶婶在非洲度假的时候死了

10:28

But she left me a million dollars, but the African government wants to seize the funds.

但她给我留了一百万 但非洲政府想要把这笔钱抢走

10:32

Class dismissed.

下课

10:36

Not you.

你别走

10:42

Are you out of your mind?

你疯了吗

10:44

What? - The African telegram.

什么 -非洲电报

10:46

The Jim Belushi of grift?

像吉姆·贝鲁什一样糟烂的骗局

10:47

Are you trying to grift me?

你是想骗到我吗

10:49

I'll cut you in for fourteen grand .

我可以分你一万四

10:53

Out.

快滚

  • handle — n.[建]把手;柄;手感;口实; vt.处理;操作;运用;买卖;触摸; vi.搬运;易于操纵;
  • Likewise — adv.同 样地;也;
  • fake — n.假货;骗子;假动作; vt.捏造;假装…的样子; vi.假装;做假动作; adj.伪造的;
  • piece — n.块; 件;篇;硬币; vt.修补;接合;凑合;
  • vacation — n.假期;(房屋)搬出; vi.休假,度假;
  • grand — adj.宏伟的;豪华 的;极重要的; n.大钢琴;一千美元;
10:58

One more thing.

还有

11:00

Nice try twice.

双重局 好机智

11:02

Twice? - The fake grift within the grift, or the double bean , if you like.

双重局 -诈中带诈 或者说是 双诱饵

11:06

I'm gonna mention a name and however you react , I'll know the truth.

我说一个名字 无论你什么反应 我都能看出真相

11:12

Jeff Winger.

杰夫·翁格

11:14

That's the one!

就是他

11:15

Jeff Winger? What with the, who?

杰夫·翁格 谁啊

11:17

That's the one.

就是他

11:18

Out you go.

现在走吧

11:19

Say hi to him.

替我向他问好

11:23

By the way, Jeff Winger, nice try thrice.

顺便一提 杰夫·翁格 三重局真机智

11:32

Hey, how was grifting class?

欺诈课上得如何

11:34

Did you teach some advanced grifting techniques only you could understand?

有没有教一些 只有你懂的高级欺诈技巧

11:37

The Brown Betty?

贝蒂布丁欺诈术

11:39

The Texas oil baby?

德州油宝宝欺诈术

11:40

The reverse Jim Gaffigan?

反吉姆·加菲根欺诈术

11:41

Well, I wouldn't teach the African telegram.

反正我没教非洲电报欺诈术

11:44

Since I'm not a hack.

因为我不是傻子

11:46

And also, since the Internet.

再说现在都是互联网时代了

11:48

Okay. You got me.

好吧 你识破我了

11:50

Game over. Let's end this competition .

游戏结束 比赛到此为止

11:52

Cheers to that.

干个杯

12:02

Sir, you.

先生 你的...

12:03

That guy left his lottery ticket on the table.

那人把彩票落桌上了

12:05

That was the telegram man. - No, it wasn't.

那人就是刚才的电报男 -才不是咧

12:07

I mean what telegram?

什么电报

12:08

Exactly. What telegram?

正是 什么电报

12:10

Because the Internet, you know?

这年头都互联网时代了 懂吗

12:13

That place that you obviously went to to type in the world grifting.

互联网你知道吗 你输入「欺诈」进行搜索的互联网

12:16

Look, I'm gonna grift you.

我会诈到你的

12:18

I'm gonna grift your ass.

会诈得你团团转

12:20

Or is that the grift?

那才是真正的欺诈吗

12:21

None of it is a grift!

这哪里是欺诈

12:22

It's all nonsense !

都是胡扯淡

12:24

Okay, how many times have I told you people, the faculty lounge is not a bar?

好吧 我跟你们说了多少次了 教师休息室不是酒吧

  • bean — n.豆;嘴峰;毫无价值的东西; vt.击…的头部;
  • mention — vt.提到,谈到;提及,论及;说起; n.提 及,说起;
  • react — vi.反应;影响;反抗;起反作用; vt.使发生相互作用;使起化学反应;
  • competition — n.竞 争;比赛,竞赛;
  • ticket — vt.加标签于;指派;对…开出交通违规罚单;
  • nonsense — n.胡说;废话; adj.荒谬的; int.胡说!;
12:30

All right, pack it up people.

好了 快走吧

12:32

Come on, you don't have to go teach a class but you can't stay here.

快点 你们可以不用去教课 但也不能待在这儿

12:35

Look, truce.

听着 现在停战

12:37

Okay?

好吗

12:38

Promise no more grifting and promise, if this is worth a million, we'll split it.

我保证不再诈你了 但你也要保证 如果中了100万 要和我平分

12:44

You're an idiot.

你真是个蠢货

12:46

Or maybe I'm a genius.

但也许我是天才呢

12:47

No, I can answer that.

不 我肯定

12:48

You're definitely an idiot.

你绝对是个蠢货

12:49

Can an idiot walk backwards like this and not hit anything?

蠢货能这样倒着走路 不被撞到吗

12:52

Maybe. - Or, maybe not.

可能吧 -也可能不会吧

12:58

What?

干什么

13:07

What are you doing here?

你来干什么

13:09

This guy is a grifter.

这家伙是个欺诈师

13:10

Professor of grifting.

欺诈课老师

13:12

He charges $400, you get two brief cases and your ex boyfriend becomes an obsessive.

他收了400块 就给了我们两个公文箱 还让人家的前男友走火入魔了

13:18

I didn't know you and Winger were lovers.

我不知道你和翁格曾是情侣

13:21

If he wanted my respect , he should have opened with that.

如果他想赢得我的尊重 就应该对我坦白的

13:24

Are you trying to be disarming?

现在你是在哄我放下戒心吗

13:25

Are you grifting me out of my arms?

还是准备诈得我片甲不留

13:28

I did nothing to that man.

我根本没惹他

13:29

He called himself a grifter.

他自称是欺诈师

13:30

I just simply corrected him.

我只是纠正了他的说法

13:31

Yeah, because the truth is so important to the both of you.

是啊 因为真相对你们俩来说好重要哦

13:36

So what's it gonna cost to make you go away?

你要怎样才愿意离开

13:45

Well?

怎么样了

13:47

He took the bait.

他上钩了

13:48

Yes. - Yes.

棒 -棒

13:50

Wait, I thought we didn't want him to take the bait?

守; 等等 我们不是不想让他上钩的吗

  • faculty — n.科,系;能力;全体教员;
  • lounge — n.休息室;闲逛;躺椅;(英)酒吧间; vi.闲逛;懒洋洋地躺卧;闲 混; vt.虚度光阴;
  • pack — n.包装;一群;背包;包裹;一副; vt.包装;压紧;捆扎;挑选;塞满; vi.挤;包装货物;被包 装;群集;
  • split — vt.分离;使分离;劈开;离开;分解; vi.离开;被劈开;断绝关系; n.劈开;裂缝; adj.劈开的;
  • definitely — adv.清楚地,当然;明确地,肯定地;
  • respect — n.尊敬,尊重;方面;敬意; vt.尊敬,尊重;遵
13:52

No, no, we're saying the same thing.

对 我们的意思是一样的

13:53

He didn't take the bait we didn't want taken.

他没上那个我们不想让他上的钩

13:57

The African Telegram?

非洲电报

13:58

Yeah, which was offered as fake bait and taken as such, ie, not taken.

对 那是一个假陷阱 就是这个 他没有上钩

14:03

Because that made him feel in control.

那会让他觉得一切都在他的掌控中

14:05

And by avoiding all visible bait, he placed himself on the invisible hook of assuming we're planning to grift him.

避开了所有可见的陷阱 他陷入了无形的骗局中即担心自己被我们骗而惶惶不可终日

14:10

Oh, I like it. - Yeah.

我喜欢 -棒

14:12

But we are. So we knows the truth.

但我们确实是要欺诈他 我们心知肚明

14:15

Isn't that like the one thing you're not supposed to know when you're being grifted?

你被欺诈的时候 最不应该知道的事 不就是这个吗

14:21

He can know a plan all he wants.

那个计划他再怎么清楚也没用

14:24

But the plan he knows won't be our plan.

但他知道的计划并不是我们的计划

14:28

Because our plan is impossible to know?

因为我们的计划是 不可能被知道的

14:34

Because...

因为...

14:37

Oh my God, Jeff is making this up as we go.

天啊 这都是杰夫现编出来的

14:41

Shh, knock it off.

别吵了

14:43

What do you want from me?

你们想让我怎么办

14:44

We wanted you to help us do a grift.

我们希望你能帮我们诈到他

14:46

I'm working on it.

我在琢磨呢

14:47

Improvisationally?

即兴发挥吗

14:48

He definitely had in the plan in The Sting .

他的计划肯定是「骗中骗」里的

14:50

If anybody wants to watch it, it's important you know, it knocks out half a calendar day.

如果有人想看的话 提醒一句 本片子需用半天时间观赏

14:53

Look, do you guys remember when we hugged and jumped up and down in the cafeteria?

你们还记得我们在食堂 抱成一团 欢呼雀跃的情景吗

14:57

Yeah. - Obviously.

记得 -当然

14:58

Well, having been together virtually non- stop ever since, at what point do you think I slipped off with pen and paper and planned an entire grift, then withheld it from you?

我们从那以后就没有分开过 你们觉得我拿着一张纸 一只笔 就能策划出一个欺诈大局 还不被你们知道吗

15:08

I guess at any of the several dozen points when a normal person would say, by the way, I have no plan.

你啰里吧嗦说了一堆 普通人只会说一句 我根本没有什么计划

  • invisible — adj.无形的,看不见的;无形的;不显眼的,暗藏的;
  • hook — n. 钩;挂钩;鱼钩;钓钩; v. 挂住;箍 住;钓(鱼);打曲线球;
  • Sting — v. 刺;蜇;叮;(使)感觉刺痛; n. 刺;刺伤;蜇伤;刺毛;
  • calendar — n. 日历;历法;日 程表;挂历; v. 把…记入日程表中;把…列入表中;为(文件等)作分类索引;
  • virtually — adv.事实上,几乎; 实质上;
  • entire — adj.全部的,整个的;全体的;
15:15

In The Sting, they do withhold stuff from each other.

「骗中骗」里 两位男主确实相互隐瞒了Or from the audience , but I think for effect. 对观众也是 不过我觉得只是为了影片效果

15:19

Also, be warned, 20% of the movie is hand drawn.

还要提醒一下 这部电影20%是手工绘图

15:21

Abed, why don't you marry The Sting?

阿布蒂 你干嘛不娶了「骗中骗」

15:23

Okay, just so you know, if I do and we have half Sting children, when they ask me how to grift, I'm gonna tell them to watch their mother,

好吧 我告诉你 如果我们真的结了婚 生了孩子孩子问我如何欺诈 我就告诉他们 看他们妈妈

15:27

not listen to you! - Yeah!

也别听你的 -对

15:31

Shut up, okay!

住嘴 行吗

15:33

You guys, you're, you're always picking on me, all right?

你们这群人 总是挑我的刺And you've really been hammering me lately. 最近还总是炮轰我

15:39

All I had was the idea that...

而我只是想...

15:45

Look, look, I, I need this.

听我说 我需要这个

15:47

I need to be better than this guy.

我得赢过这家伙

15:50

So let me think.

让我好好想想

15:56

Abed. - Yeah?

阿布蒂 -在

15:57

Did you bring your laptop?

电脑带了吗

15:58

Yes, right here.

带了 在这儿呢

16:01

What do you wanna do with it?

你准备干什么

16:04

Watch The Sting.

看「骗中骗」

16:11

It's over.

完了

16:13

Whatever.

随便吧

16:14

Who got shot?

谁中枪了

16:15

What's going on?

现在什么情况

16:16

Was Sting even in it?

斯汀有演这个电影吗[同名歌手]

16:17

That movie was terrible .

这电影真是烂啊

16:19

You slept the whole time.

你一直在睡

16:20

Yeah, that's worse.

所以更糟

16:20

The dialogue seeped into my dreams.

这些对白渗进我的梦里

16:22

My whole brain is long and quiet.

搞得我的大脑一片无声

16:23

So how did they grift him?

那他们是怎么欺诈他的

16:26

Well, they basically made a fake building and hired 1,000 people to cooperate in perfect secrecy.

简单来说 就是他们造了一座假大楼 又雇了一千个人来配合这场完美骗局

16:33

Should we just do that?

我们也可以吗

  • normal — adj.正常的;正规的,标准的; n.正常;标准;常态;
  • audience — n.观众;听众;读者;接见;正式会见; 拜会;
  • marry — vt.嫁;娶;与……结婚; vi.结婚;
  • terrible — adj.可怕的;很糟的;令人讨厌的; adv.很,非常;
  • basically — adv.主要地,基本上;
  • cooperate — v. 合作;配合;协作;结合;
16:35

We could watch another grifter movie.

我们可以再看一部欺诈电影

16:36

There's more activity in Matchstick Men.

「火柴人」里的技巧更多

16:38

Oh, like what?

比如呢

16:38

At one point they build a fake hospital.

他们也造了一间假医院

16:40

So much construction !

怎么总是造造造

16:42

Oh, God, it's so late.

天啊 好晚了

16:46

You guys are gonna bail on me, aren't you?

你们要放弃我了 是吗

16:48

I think we have to, Jeff.

我们不得不 杰夫

16:49

We've tried everything we can.

我们什么办法都试过了

16:51

Maybe over the weekend I can make a fake building, but all the briefcases and the swapping, and The Sting?

给我一个周末 我可以造个假建筑出来 但换公文箱 「骗中骗」什么的

16:56

I'm not cut out for it.

我心好累 没法干了

16:57

I'm starting to think that real grifts only really happen in the movies, and even in the movies they barely make sense.

我开始觉得 真正的骗局只有电影里才有 但即使在电影里 它们也不太说得通

17:02

Look, I'm old.

我是老年人了

17:03

The Sting is terrible.

「骗中骗」真的太难看了

17:04

Grifting is stupid.

欺诈这事也蠢到家

17:05

The writing's on the wall.

这一切都太不好了

17:07

So that's it?

那就这样了吗

17:08

There's no shame in this, Jeff.

这没什么丢人的 杰夫

17:09

Oh, I don't know about that.

我可说不准

17:13

Well, this is a scene to behold.

真是一场好戏啊

17:14

Holed in the closet watching The Sting like gypsies.

跟吉普赛人似的躲在仓库里看「骗中骗」

17:18

Roger, we surrender .

罗杰 我们投降

17:21

You were right.

你是对的

17:23

I'm no grifter.

我不是欺诈师

17:24

No, I was wrong.

不 我错了

17:26

If you remember, I called you a thug.

如果你还记得 我称你为暴徒

17:29

Thugs fight.

暴徒还会奋起抗争呢

17:31

You're more, nope, I can't think of a metaphor pathetic enough to suit you, Jeff Winger, though I am reminded of something Oscar Wilde once said when he compared sheep to wolves.

你更像是... 算了 我想不出什么可悲的比喻来形容你了 杰夫·翁格 不过我想起奥斯卡·王尔德的一句话 他把羊比作狼

17:44

Screw it.

去你的

  • activity — n.活动;行动;活跃;
  • construction — n.建设;建筑物;解释;造句;
  • barely — adv.仅仅,勉强;几乎不; 公开地;贫乏地;
  • surrender — vt.使投降;放弃;交出;听任; vi.投降;屈服;自首; n.投降;放弃;交出;屈服;
  • suit — vt.适合;使适应; n.诉讼;恳求;套装;一套外衣; vi.合适;相称;
17:49

You hit me with a woman's hand.

你个女人 也敢打我

17:52

You Midwestern floozy.

你个中西部来的臭婊子

17:54

I lived in New York.

人家可是住过纽约的

18:21

Yeah, right, he's grifting us.

真是够了 他诈我们呢

18:26

Grift blood. Someone taste it.

假血 谁去尝尝

18:28

I'm sure it's Karo Syrup and food dye.

肯定是糖浆加食用色素

18:31

I mean I would, but my diabetes.

我倒是可以去尝 但我有糖尿病呢

18:42

19, 20, 21.

18:46

Are you counting the amount of money or the number of stacks?

你是在数钱的总额 还是在数有几叠钱

18:55

I have to start over.

我又要重新数了

18:56

I'll do it, move.

我来吧 你起开

18:58

But I want to go on record as being disgusted by this transaction.

但我想在记录上表明本人 对这个交易深感厌恶

19:04

Got it. Disgusted.

明白 厌恶

19:05

I, I'm sorry love, but would you rather we took this to court ?

不好意思 我们直接上法庭不行吗

19:08

No, no, no, no, no.

不不不 不行

19:09

We appreciate you keeping this between us and I do want to remind you that we offer a lot of classes and many of them are cash only.

如果您愿意私了 我们将无比感激 而且我还想提醒你 我们这里有很多课程 大多数都是只收现金的

19:16

Me, take a class here?

要我在这里上课

19:18

Talk about a rip-off.

敲竹杠呢这是

19:22

Talk about a ribbing.

肋骨疼呢这是

19:24

What the hell am I doing?

我都胡言乱语了

19:26

You know, so far, Frankie's disgusted and, that's it.

现在记录上有弗兰深表厌恶 还有

19:30

Seems like a waste of a record.

感觉就是对记录的浪费

19:32

So sorry guys. This is all my fault.

对不起大家 这都怪我

19:34

Don't be. I'm the one who got in a pissing match.

不怪你 怪我任性斗气

19:38

With a jerk. - You're a jerk.

跟一个混蛋 -你才混蛋

19:39

You're a jerk. - You're a jerk.

你混蛋 -你混蛋

19:41

You're all jerks.

你们都混蛋

19:43

And this whole school can suck a big one.

这整个学校就是个大废柴之地

19:45

And you can put that in your record.

你可以将这句话放到记录里

19:48

I'm sorry, guys, I'm bound by my station.

对不住各位 因为本人立场不得不记

  • Screw — vt.旋,拧;压榨;强迫; n.螺旋;螺丝钉;吝啬鬼; vi.转动,拧;
  • court — n.法院;球场;朝廷;奉承; vt.招 致(失败、危险等);向…献殷勤;设法获得; vi.求爱;
  • appreciate — vt.欣赏;感激;领会;鉴别; vi.增值;涨价;
  • remind — vt.提醒;使想起;
  • cash — n.现款,现金; vt.将…兑现;支付现款
19:50

Speaking on that topic , Britta, this is all your fault and you're expelled.

说到犯错这件事 布雷塔 鉴于这全是你的错 你被开除了

19:54

What, what? - No, Dean.

什么 -不要啊 院长

19:55

Let, let, let, let, let me handle this.

别慌 我来搞定

19:57

No, you can't do that.

你不能这么做

19:59

Britta's the heart of this group.

布雷塔是我们小组之心啊

20:01

She started it as a, as a, as a, as a, as a, as a fake biology group so that she could have sex with Troy.

她当时创建了这个 假生物小组 就为了和特洛伊上床

20:10

No. - That's exactly it.

不是啦 -就是这样没错

20:12

Oh, okay. Don't let me handle it.

算了 这事儿我不搞了

20:14

No. You can't expel Britta, she's been here six years.

你不能开除布雷塔 她都在这里上六年学了

20:17

Three more, and she'll have her two-year degree .

再上三年 她就能拿到两年制学位了

20:19

Britta keeps me grounded in reality .

布雷塔帮我能够脚踏现实

20:21

You can't expel her with four week-episodes left in the season-mester. See, it's starting.

本季学期还剩四周集数 你不能就这么开除她对不起我又不现实了

20:25

It's okay, guys. It's okay.

算了 没事的

20:27

All right. 50,000.

数好了 五万

20:29

Whoop, I'll just put this in here.

让我把这个放进去

20:34

Give it to me. - Yep.

给我 -好咧

20:37

Don't help me, anyone.

谁都别帮我

20:39

Turn me around.

帮我转个身

20:48

See you later.

回头见

21:02

The plan was to meet later.

计划是咱俩待会再碰头的

21:05

So, what's it gonna cost to make you go away?

你要怎样才愿意离开

21:09

You're know there's a way we could end this very quickly and make a bit of money.

其实有一个办法可以让咱们来个痛快 顺便赚点小钱

21:12

I don't like it, but keep talking.

我不喜欢这样 你继续讲

21:15

Yes. That was the plan.

对 原本计划是这样

21:17

And, your plan was probably to never show up.

你的计划本是永远不要再出现

  • bound — adj.有义务的;必定的;受约束的;装有封面的; vt.束缚;使跳跃; n.范围;跳跃; vi.限制;弹起;
  • topic — n.主题(等于theme);题目;一般规则;总论;
  • biology — n.(一个地区全部的)生物;生物学;
  • expel — vt. 驱逐;开除;
  • degree — n.程度,等级;度;学位;阶层;
  • reality — n.现实;实际;真实;
21:19

Clever girl.

姑娘好聪明

21:20

Don't trust anyone.

不要相信任何人

21:34

Hang on. Did you have to hit me, for real?

等下 刚才你真的有必要打我吗

21:36

Have to? No.

必要吗 不必要

21:39

Now that you're expelled, you might consider a career in grifting.

现在你被开除了 不如考虑一下在欺诈界混吧

21:43

You're quite good at it.

你在这方面相当有天赋

21:43

I don't know. How does one go through life like that?

不知道啊 你们这种人都是怎么过日子的

21:48

Well, follow me, and I'll show you.

跟着我 我会告诉你

21:52

Oh, shut up.

闭嘴啦你

21:58

I only agreed to any of this to get you away from Greendale and out of Jeff's hair.

我答应做这件事只是想让你离开格林德尔 顺便让杰夫不再烦大家

22:03

He's an idiot, but I hate watching him spin out trying to beat you.

他是个白痴 我也不愿意看着他 拼了命地跟你斗

22:07

You sentimental fool.

你个多愁善感的小傻瓜

22:10

Later at the motel.

待会在汽车旅馆做吧

22:12

The motel.

汽车旅馆

22:16

Some say I'm a lucky grifter.

有人说我是幸运的欺诈师

22:19

Some say I'm the King.

有人说我是王

22:22

They call me the lucky grifter.

他们叫我幸运的欺诈师

22:27

They call me the King of England.

他们叫我英格兰之王

22:30

I am the King.

我就是王

22:42

What the hell?

搞什么鬼

22:43

Oh, shut up.

闭嘴啦你

22:49

The only reason I agreed to any of this was to get you away from Greendale and out of Jeff's hair.

我答应做这件事 只是想让你离开格林德尔 顺便让杰夫不再烦大家

22:58

What the?

什么鬼

23:00

You two, come back here!

你们俩 给我过来

23:05

Briefcases.

公文箱

23:06

Coming right through.

借过借过

23:08

Identical briefcases.

一模一样的公文箱

23:09

What? Why more briefcases?

搞什么 怎么这么多公文箱

23:14

This is pointless!

这根本没意义

23:15

I already know she's got my briefcase!

我早就知道她拿走了我的公文箱

23:20

Briefcase parade !

公文箱大游行

23:22

Who the hell are you?

你们又是搞哪样

23:26

You get back here.

你给我过来

  • career — n.生涯;职业;事业;速度,全速; adj.作为毕生职业的; vi.全速前进,猛冲;
  • spin — v. 旋转;纺纱;吐 丝;纺线; n. 头晕;(快速)旋转;常用于英式英语;晕头转向;
  • lucky — adj.幸运的;侥幸的;
  • reason — n.理由;理 性;动机; vi.推论;劝说; vt.说服;推论;辩论;
  • Identical — adj.同一的;完全相同的; n.完全相同的事物;
  • parade — n. 阅兵;游行;炫耀;检阅; v. 游行;展览;游行庆祝;游行示威;
23:28

You get back here with my money.

给我过来 把钱还给我

23:30

Get back here!

给我过来

23:48

Oh, Roger.

罗杰

23:50

They stole my money.

他们偷走了我的钱

23:51

What? - What?

啥 -啥

23:52

Those briefcases contain my money.

这些公文箱里有我的钱

23:53

They stole $50,000 from me.

他们把我的五万块钱偷走了

23:56

50 grand, huh?

五万块啊

23:58

You guys know what he's talking about?

你们知道他在讲什么吗

23:59

I don't think so. These are our briefcases.

不见得吧 这些公文箱都是我们的What is grifting class. He sells these supplies. 这些都是欺诈课上他卖给我们的学习用具

24:05

150 bucks.

150块一个

24:06

Really? Okay.

真的吗 行啊

24:07

We are still rolling.

我们还在坚持换箱子呢

24:09

We got pretty good at it, too.

而且手法相当娴熟呢

24:10

Check it out.

你们看

24:12

Ow, sorry. - Sorry. Okay.

抱歉 -不好意思 好

24:16

Roger, why were you walking around with $50,000?

罗杰 你干吗带着五万块随处乱走

24:21

Are you mental ?

你神经病吧

24:22

Hey, whoa pal.

注意言辞 朋友

24:23

That usage may fly in the UK, not in the States.

这种用词也许在英国很流行 但美国可不行

24:26

I have a mentally challenged cousin.

我有个表弟就是精神障碍

24:30

Sister.

我妹也有

24:31

Pics. I wanna see pics. - Okay, you do.

爆照 我要看照片 -好

24:33

You know very well that this school paid me $50,000 in cash for these injuries.

你很清楚你们学校 因为我受的这些伤 赔了我 五万块

24:39

Well, you seem to be in pretty good shape.

你现在看起来貌似身体蛮好的呀

24:41

No, oh, my God! Look at the two of you!

上帝哟 你俩好有爱哦

24:44

Yeah, he's the reason I became a cop.

是啊 他就是我做警察的理由

24:47

You know, a lot of bullies out there.

你也知道 这世上有很多坏人

24:49

There are a million witnesses to this.

有无数人目击了我受伤这件事

24:52

Hey, everyone.

大家好

24:53

Hey guys, just hanging out in the cafeteria?

大家好 都在餐厅玩儿呢Hi profess- oh, what happened to your face? 你好 教授 哟 脸怎么了

24:59

This is ridiculous .

真是难以置信

25:00

She's beautiful. You could be twins.

她好美哦 你俩跟双胞胎一样

25:03

So, the statement I'm hearing here is

现在我听到的情况是

25:04

you're a grifting professor. - Yeah.

你是欺诈课教授 -对

  • mental — adj.精神的;脑力的;疯的; n.精神病患者;
  • usage — n. 使用;利用;利用率;惯用法;
  • ridiculous — adj. 可笑的;荒谬的;
  • statement — n.声明;陈述,叙述;报表,清单;
  • hearing — n.听力;审讯,听讯; v.听见 (hear的ing形式);
25:06

You're teaching these people how to grift but you're saying they grifted you.

你教这些人如何欺诈 但你现在说他们欺诈了你

25:11

No, you id. I'm not saying that.

不是 你个白...我不是这样说的

25:14

They didn't grift me.

他们才没有诈到我

25:15

What they do is not grifting.

他们办的这事儿根本算不上欺诈

25:17

They wouldn't even understand what the word meant.

他们甚至都不懂这个词是什么意思

25:19

I think we need to take what Roger's saying more seriously.

我想大家还是需要认真对待罗杰说的话

25:26

Because it sounds like he was either the victim of crass,

因为听起来 他要么是一场粗劣的

25:30

artless thuggery. - Correct.

毫无艺术感的暴行受害人 -没错

25:31

In which case, there really is $50,000 floating around that he was given for clearly fake injuries, and that he therefore now owes the school.

也就是说 这里真的有五万块 是赔给他显而易见的假受伤的 因此现在是他欠学校钱

25:43

Or Professor DeSalvo was targeted by a group of people he vastly underestimated, in which case the money was given and then taken back and nobody owes anybody anything.

或者说迭沙沃教授 被一群被自己所低估的人盯上 这样一来给他的钱就算是 还给学校了 谁也不欠谁

25:56

All he would have to do is admit .

他唯一需要做的就是承认就好了

26:06

I was grifted.

我被欺诈了

26:11

Grift, grift, grift, grift, grift, grift, grift, grift.

欺诈 欺诈 欺诈 欺诈 欺诈

26:15

Why are you even here?

说到底你怎么会在这里

26:16

Who called you?

谁把你叫来的

26:17

Nobody.

没人

26:19

I take macrame after work, they know that.

我下班后来这里上编织课 他们都知道

26:22

Sorry you got grifted, let me know if you want to press charges and if you could think of what those would be.

抱歉你被欺诈了 如果你想提起诉讼 可以来找我 或者你可以想象一下下场会如何

26:28

Professor DeSalvo, under the circumstances I'm sure you agree it doesn't makes sense for you to keep teaching this subject here.

迭沙沃教授 在这种情况下 我想你应该会同意你已经不太合适 再在这里教课了

26:35

Yeah, I mean, we kinda know everything there is to know.

是啊 该学的我们都知道了

  • victim — n.受害人;牺牲品;牺牲者;
  • given — adj.赠予的;沉溺的;规定的; prep.考虑到; v.给予(give的过去 分词);
  • admit — vt.承认;准许进入;可容纳; vi.承认;容许;
  • press — vt.压;按;逼迫;紧抱; vi.压;逼;重压; n.压; 按;新闻;出版社;[印刷]印刷机;
  • subject — n.主题;科目;[语]主语;国民; adj.服从的;易患…的;受制于…的; vt.使…隶属;使屈从于…;
26:38

You should probably refund all their money and we should all go get some hot dogs.

你应该把他们的钱全还回去 我们大家应该都去吃热狗

26:42

Hot dogs.

热狗

26:44

Hot dogs.

热狗

26:45

Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs.

热狗 热狗 热狗

26:47

Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs.

热狗 热狗 热狗

26:50

Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs.

热狗 热狗 热狗 热狗 热狗

26:55

We were all in it the whole time?

大家全都参与了这件事吗

26:57

You weren't.

你没有哦

27:00

Because I can't be trusted.

因为我这个人不可信

27:03

Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs.

热狗 热狗 热狗

27:06

Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs.

热狗 热狗 热狗 热狗

27:12

Telegram for Mr Winger.

翁格先生的电报

27:13

Hey, Ridley.

你好 里德利

27:13

So, I returned the telegram man outfit to the dean.

我把电报员的制服还给院长了

27:16

Thank you so much.

多谢你了

27:17

I know how crazy this week's been.

我知道这个星期过得蛮疯狂的

27:19

You really didn't have to do this.

你真的没必要这样做的

27:20

Are you kidding? I owe you.

开什么玩笑 我欠你的

27:22

Whatever you need. Just say the word.

无论你有什么需要 说一声就好

27:24

All right. I could use your help moving a mattress this weekend.

很好 这周末我想请你帮忙搬个床垫

27:28

Okay, cool.

行啊

27:29

Is that okay? - Let me know.

没问题吧 -叫我一声就行

27:33

My name is Ryan Ridley.

我叫瑞恩·里德利

27:36

Three years ago my life was saved by a stranger at my gym.

三年前在健身馆 一个陌生人救了我的命

27:39

I felt like I owed him my in life.

我感觉欠了他一条命

27:42

Apparently he agreed.

很显然他也这样认为

27:44

Now he has me do things, and I keep hoping and praying that one day I'll do enough for him to call us even.

现在他让我为他做事 我一直在期盼祈祷 能有一天我会还清恩情 我俩扯平

27:51

Until then, I'm just a guy from his gym.

在那之前 我只不过

28:41

Did you get any of that?

你看懂了吗

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