Friends S1:EP15

1. stop by (pv.)

to go into a place for a short time when you are going somewhere else:

He stopped by the office to drop off a copy of the contract.

Why don't you stop by on your way to the meeting?

2. unless (conj.)

I just don't have a lot of cheffing experience unless it'a an all-toast restaurant.

(= If it's an all-toast restaurant, I can work.)

used to say what will or will not happen if something else does not happen or is not true; except if:

She won’t go unless you go (= If you do not go, she will not go either, but if you go, she will go).

You can’t get a job unless you’ve got the experience(= You can only get a job if you have experience).

3. eclectic (adj.)

consisting of different types, methods,styles, etc.:

It was an eclectic mix of our ethnic foods and traditional Thanksgiving food.

4. guess what?

used before telling someone something interesting or surprising:

Guess what? We won the game 4–0. 

5. blaze up a doobie.

blaze (v.)

[ I ] to burn brightly and strongly:

The fires blazed for days.

doobie (n.) 

(plural doobies) (slang) A marijuana cigarette; a joint.