Ted and Robin decide to move in together, but nobody appears to be happy with the new living arrangements--especially Barney.

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Should we, um, move this to the bedroom? Why? Ted doesn't live here anymore. We can do it wherever we want. You know what else? We don't have to be quiet anymore. We can be as loud as we want. Okay, I think we need to lay down some ground rules. Just because we can be loud doesn't mean we have to be loud. And although it might turn you on, you screaming, "I'm the best," doesn't do much for me. Well, it's a lot better than yelling, "Ted's not here," over and over again. Well, at least what I said is true. Well, that was unnecessary.
我們要不要到臥室去? 為什么? 泰德已經(jīng)搬走了 我們可以在任何地方做這件事 還有件事你知道嗎? 我們再也不需要保持安靜了 想多大聲就多大聲 我認為我們需要制訂一些基本規(guī)則 我們不需要保持安靜 但是不意味著必須出聲 即使這會使你興奮 你尖叫著"我是最棒的" 這個對我并不起作用 這比一直大喊"泰德搬走了"好多了 至少我說的是實話 那不是必需的