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You Can Do Anything

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The setup

A basketball champion takes motivational sports clichés much too literally during a live interview.

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The premise

Here’s the bit.

Fresh from a championship win, Charlie Sanders turns a locker-room interview into an increasingly reckless pep talk for young viewers. The reporter tries to qualify his impossible promises, but Sanders treats every correction as a challenge. At a later press conference, he apologizes to bereaved families and reveals that he has finally looked up the words he was using.

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Screw that negativity, man!

Whereas I was not incorrect, they did not mean what I thought they meant.

ScriptEnglish · 26 turns

Automatically generated script; wording may contain errors. Speaker labels are inferred.

  1. 00:00

    Reporter

    What a mind-blowing finish to an incredible game tonight with Charlie Sanders winning the game in literally the last second. Unbelievable, truly spectacular. Charlie Sanders, how does it feel?

  2. 00:12

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    Hey, y'all, I want to say something to everybody watching. Yo, you can do anything. Anything's possible. The world is yours.

  3. 00:19

    Reporter

    Charlie, did you think that that game was going to end that way tonight?

  4. 00:22

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    Yo, there are no limits, all right? You can swim across the Atlantic. You can jump real high and touch the moon.

  5. 00:28

    Reporter

    Fantastic. Charlie Sanders, fresh off of his, uh, victory, uh, just feel like he's ready to touch the moon.

  6. 00:34

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    I can fly! Anybody can fly! If you believe in yourself the way I believe in myself tonight, you will fly!

  7. 00:43

    Reporter

    And what's next for Charlie Sanders and the orange one?

  8. 00:45

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    Kids! You can actually fly!

  9. 00:48

    Reporter

    No, no, not, well, not literally.

  10. 00:49

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    Yes! Literally! Kids, young kids, I want you to go up on your roofs right now!

  11. 00:55

    Reporter

    Wait, what?

  12. 00:55

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    Fly into the night sky!

  13. 00:57

    Reporter

    Okay.

  14. 00:58

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    People will see you fly! And you can do anything.

  15. 01:00

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    You can do anything.

  16. 01:02

    Reporter

    OK, well, we just want to remind the kids that, of course, you cannot actually fly, kids.

  17. 01:06

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    Come on, yo, screw that negativity, man. Hey, boys and girls ages 8 through 12, yo, don't let nobody ever tell you what you can and cannot do. All the preteen children out there, listen to my voice. You are immortal!

  18. 01:21

    Reporter

    OK, well, obviously, we understand that Charlie is super excited right now and that no one is actually immortal, nobody at all.

  19. 01:28

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    Yo, kids, you can turn yourself into a car and have a friend drive you onto the freeway.

  20. 01:34

    Reporter

    OK, no, well, that's just a metaphor, kids.

  21. 01:36

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    It's not. You still have the power of childish innocence. Get a friend on your back and make a beeline for the next ramp to the freeway, y'all.

  22. 01:45

    Reporter

    OK, don't do it.

  23. 01:46

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    To the freeway.

  24. 01:47

    Reporter

    He's speaking figuratively, Fox.

  25. 01:48

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    Once you get there, ain't nothing figurative about this. You will turn into a robot.

  26. 01:54

    Charlie Sanders (Basketball Player)

    First and foremost, I just want to say to the 12 families who lost children. I'm sorry. My statements were irresponsible. I have subsequently looked up the terms, literally and metaphorically, and found that whereas I was not incorrect, they did not mean what I thought they meant.

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