Page Summary: While working at the Fast & Furious - Supercharged ride at Universal Orlando Resort, Murr finds himself shaking up the visitors. Sal shares a secret with a stranger about his girlfriend's whereabouts, and the stranger shares a surprising secret of his own.
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While working at the Fast & Furious - Supercharged ride at Universal Orlando Resort, Murr finds himself shaking up the visitors. Sal shares a secret with a stranger about his girlfriend's whereabouts, and the stranger shares a surprising secret of his own. Sal poses as an obnoxious receptionist that grills burgers and complains about his ex-girlfriend to strangers in the office.
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Sal wears a pair of hat grabbers to annoy this group of customers until his tricks become unfunny. Sal has to get a girl's phone number while Joe acts as his terrible wingman. Q plays the worst wingman as Murr attempts to score a woman's phone number.
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- While working at the Fast & Furious - Supercharged ride at Universal Orlando Resort, Murr finds himself shaking up the visitors.
- Sal shares a secret with a stranger about his girlfriend's whereabouts, and the stranger shares a surprising secret of his own.
- Sal poses as an obnoxious receptionist that grills burgers and complains about his ex-girlfriend to strangers in the office.
- Sal wears a pair of hat grabbers to annoy this group of customers until his tricks become unfunny.
- Sal has to get a girl's phone number while Joe acts as his terrible wingman.
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