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Say it! | positive |
Y’know what? I can easily get out of this, but there is a chance you can get very, very hurt! | negative |
Hey, Rach, can I borrow your eyelash curler, I think I lost mine. | neutral |
Yeah, it's in there. | neutral |
Oh! Ohh! Oh!! | positive |
Joey, can I talk to you for a second? | neutral |
Oohh!! Ohh! Oh-oh-oh! Oh-oh!! | positive |
oooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhh | positive |
Yes. Yes. | neutral |
You?! And-and you?! | positive |
Yes, but you cannot tell anyone! No one knows! | positive |
How?! When?! | positive |
It happened in London. | neutral |
IN LONDON!!! | positive |
The reason we didn't tell anyone was because we didn't want to make a big deal out of it. | neutral |
But it is a big deal!! I have to tell someone! | positive |
No-no-no-no-no! You can't! | negative |
Please? Please?! We just don't want to deal with telling everyone, okay? Just promise you won't tell. | negative |
All right! Man, this is unbelievable! I mean, it's | positive |
I know, it's great! | positive |
Aww, I don't want to see that! | negative |
We're so stupid! Do you know what's going on in there? They're trying to take Joey! | negative |
And my second grade teacher was Ms. Thomas, and my first grade teacher was Mrs. Cobb. | neutral |
Mrs., Mrs. Gobb? | neutral |
No Cobb, as in cobb salad. | neutral |
Now, what exactly is in a cobb salad? | neutral |
What're we gonna do? What're we gonna do? | negative |
Uh, uh, we'll flip for it. Ducks or clowns. | neutral |
Oh, we're gonna flip for the baby? | positive |
You got a better idea? | neutral |
All right, call it in the air. | neutral |
Heads. | neutral |
Heads it is. | neutral |
Yes! Whew! | positive |
We have to assign heads to something. | neutral |
Right. Ok, ok, uh, ducks is heads, because ducks have heads. | neutral |
What kind of scary-ass clowns came to your birthday? | negative |
Okay, some tricks of the trade. | neutral |
Now, I’ve never been able to cry as an actor, so if I’m in a scene where I have to cry, I cut a hole in my pocket, take a pair of tweezers, and just start pulling. | neutral |
Or ah, or, let’s say I wanna convey that I’ve just done something evil. | neutral |
That would be the basic ‘I have a fishhook in my eyebrow and I like it’ Okay, let’s say I’ve just gotten bad news, well all I do there is try and divide 232 by 13. | neutral |
And that’s how it’s done. | neutral |
Great soap opera acting tonight everybody, class dismissed. | positive |
Hey, Mr. Trib. | neutral |
Hey-hey. | positive |
Then I’m gonna have to ask you to keep it down. | neutral |
Who are you? | positive |
Hi, I’m Eric, I’m gonna be Chandler’s new roommate. | neutral |
I’m Chandler’s new roommate. | positive |
I-I-I don’t think so. | positive |
I could be Chandler’s new roommate. | positive |
But, he told me over the phone. | positive |
He told me in person. | neutral |
That’s weird. | positive |
Well, I’m going to go into my new apartment now. Ehh! | positive |
Hey! Look who I found! | positive |
Oh, hey guys! | positive |
Y’know, birds have a very good sense of direction, and I thought maybe they could help us find where the presents are hidden. | neutral |
Yes, if the presents are hidden south for the winter. | neutral |
Or we could just follow your clever jokes – any ideas? | neutral |
Didn’t think so! | neutral |
Okay, c’mon guys, show us where the presents are! | neutral |
Oh, the duck seems to think that Monica got me garbage! Hmm, I wonder what I could get Monica that’s as good as garbage? | negative |
Hmm, how about my azzz? | neutral |
Hey, this is hollow. | neutral |
What? | positive |
This bench, it’s hollow! I can’t believe I never knew that! Oh, the presents!!! | positive |
No, don’t look directly at them! | negative |
What? | positive |
Alright, no, we could look at them! | neutral |
I | neutral |
Hi! I’m so glad you’re here, but it’s gonna be a while. I-I wished you’d called first. | positive |
Oh that’s all right, I’m coming back later with your father. | neutral |
Oh good. | positive |
I actually needed to talk to you before the birth. | neutral |
Okay, what’s up? | neutral |
I brought something that I want to give you, assuming of course that you want it. | neutral |
Ma, you’re asking me to marry you? | positive |
This is your grandmother’s engagement ring, I want you to give it to Rachel. | positive |
Mom no, come on! Thank you. | positive |
Just hear me out! | negative |
Maybe this would’ve happened if I’d been more nurturing, or I’d paid more attention, or I... had a uterus. | negative |
I can’t believe this! | negative |
I know no, no, y'know you don’t deserve this, you don’t Ross. | negative |
You’re, you’re really, you’re so good. | negative |
Thanks. | negative |
And you’re so sweet. And you’re kind | neutral |
Thanks. | negative |
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. | positive |
Okay, it’s okay. | neutral |
Wait, wait, wait. | positive |
My foot is stuck in the pocket. | negative |
What? | positive |
No, I can’t get it out. | negative |
Rachel? | neutral |
Yeah. Hi Mark! | positive |
Hi. I just talked to Joanna, and she loves you. You got it, you got the job. | positive |
Oh, I did! | positive |
Yes. | positive |
Oh my God!! | positive |
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