And for two more hundy-sticks, baby's going to look in the camera and say this (Whispers in her ear)
Lily: Eew. Barney: What? For one thousand dollars, you heard me, all you have to do is get up there on the news and do one of these... (does odd dance)
Robin: What the hell is that? Listen...
[Flashback ends]
Lily: (hitting Ted with every word) Never...break...up...with...a...girl...on...her...birthday! Reporting live, Robin Scherbatsky, Metro News One. Robin: Take him to the vet? She's not the one. So that's the up side of her. Up yours... three years ago (closes door. [Flashback to Day of Break up.
Plan: A: The One; Q: What is Ted's search for? A: his past; Q: Where does Ted look to rekindle old flames? A: a grudge; Q: What does the woman Ted is thinking about still hold against him? A: Barney; Q: Who dares Robin to slip questionable words into her newscast in return for money? A: Metro News One; Q: What is the name of the news station that Robin is the anchor of? A: daily; Q: How often does Robin broadcast? A: the importance; Q: What does Robin begin to appreciate about her job? Summary: Ted's continuing search for 'The One' leads him to look into his past to rekindle old flames. Unfortunately, the woman he is thinking of is the same woman he broke up with years ago on her birthday, and she still holds a grudge. Meanwhile, Barney dares Robin, the anchor of Metro News One, to slip questionable words or phrases into her daily newscast in return for money. Despite this, Robin begins to appreciate the importance of her job more.