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Very Early Saturday Morning — 

Scrubs is one of my favorite shows of all time. I miss it. Not the show itself. I miss when it was good. I definitely started to go down hill as it’s impending end came nearer. The series finale was pretty much an attempt to see how much of their budget they could blow in one episode, but they seemed to neglect their writers. Anyway, a simple Google search found my favorite scene ever. This quote from Turk makes me laugh every time. When my pregnant wife and I play poker, Uno™, or egyptian rat screw, I make sure to mimic this scene when I win (which is, quite frankly, very rare).

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