Man's got a point / be there for her / happen / you know how / Excuse me for asking many questions in one posting. I can only post twice a day. I am studying Friends S1E24 script. 1. In the episode, Joey is taking part in a fertility test. Monica responses to Joey's line like this. Joey: What, you think I'm gonna tell a girl I like that I'm also seeing a cup? Monica: Man's got a point How should I understand Monica's line? 2. This is from another Joey and Monica's talk. Monica: Have you ever thought about being there for her? Joey: What do you mean? Monica: You know, just be there for her Joey does not understand "be there for her" part, and neither do I. 3. I dont clearly understand Joey's this saying to Chandler: "You know how you always think you're great in bed?" Is it like "do you know how to be always great in bed"? 4. "Happen" is tricky to understand. Am I right if I think like these? "It happens my room is very close to the parade route" >> coincidentally my room~ "He happens to be a very nice guy" >> he turn out to be~ Thank you

"I'm still on my first." In the Friends S1 E24 script (to Ross) Joey: I may only have a couple beers in me, but... I love you, man. (Joey gives Ross a hug) Chandler: I'm still on my first. I just think you're nice. Does "I'm still on my first" read that "Joey says he loves you, but I can't because I am still on my first love?"? Or what?

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