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Vroom
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'David? David?'
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Are you hiding in the garage again?
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Slam
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Look at this mess.
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Come on out, David. I know you're here.
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Oh! Hello, dear.
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I was just cataloging some of my collection.
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Collection? Huh!
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Bunch of junk.
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It's not junk.
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This comb belonged to Cleopatra.
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And this, this is an actual early draft of the Magna Carta.
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- And this.. - Right.
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Like you could afford these things
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on a physics professor's salary.
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We can't even afford the new car I want.
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I-1 didn't buy them, Enid.
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I sort of...took them.
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You robbed a museum?
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Is that why you're wearing that goofy cat suit?
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'Well, sort of. Not exactly.'
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Remember, last summer when I didn't get tenure?
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Yeah, they thought you were crazy
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because you kept insisting you were on the verge
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of discovering...time travel.
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It's my chrono suit. I've had it working for months.
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I've been using it to gather treasures for my collection.
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And you said I was a loser.
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Let me get this straight.
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You've got a suit that lets you travel in time
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and you've been using it to steal historical trash?
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- You stupid little man! - Huh?
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You could go back and steal gold and jewels.
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You could get stock information from the future.
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- We could be rich. - No!
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We can't use the suit to do
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anything that could change history.
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I'm careful to only take things that wouldn't be missed.
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Like your spine?
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Enid, please. Don't talk to me like that. I love--
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Mother was right. I should've married Jim Dorman.
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'He's a very successful lawyer and you are a loser.'
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- 'Always were, always will be.' - But--
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You worthless, good-for-nothing, wretched waste of space!
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You invent a time machine
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and can't think of anything useful to do with it?
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I can think of one thing.
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Rizz
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I can use it to get away from you!
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By all means..
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...you first.
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Diana's carrying a grudge.
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She'll get over it.
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How 'bout you. Carrying anything?
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What, Shayera?
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We're cool.
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We're giving each other our space.
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I'm seeing Vixen now.
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I'm very happy.
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Anyway, why are we always talking about my love life?
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What's going on between you and Diana?
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Nothing. She's a respected colleague.
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I don't have time to pursue a relationship.
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My work is too important to allow any distractions.
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Diana's a remarkable woman.
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She's a valued friend, she's..
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...standing right behind me, isn't she?
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Don't let that stop you. Keep digging.
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'Intruder alert. Dormitory, deck A.'
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Beep
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beep
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Who are you?
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How did you get in the Watchtower?
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You weren't supposed see me.
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Stay away! No, no one's supposed to know I was here.
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Clink
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Boosh
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Everybody, okay?
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Where are we?
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Click
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Where?
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I think the question is when.
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I have to confess.
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You're about the most colorfully attired individuals
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I've ever bushwhacked.
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You circus folk?
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Not exactly.
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I don't care what you are as long as you pay the toll.
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Toll?
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Welcome to Elkhorn, Oklahoma, ma'am.
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This here's is Tobias Manning territory.
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You want tribute? Money?
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Well, I ain't particular.
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That fat gold chain will do just fine.
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Unless you got something else you want to give me.
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Bam bam bam
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Those are the biggest
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slowest bullets I've ever seen.
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- You're letting them go? - Hmm?
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Oh, no.
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Thud
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I was afraid of this.
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The "Elkhorn Gazette."
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It's either an amazing forgery
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or it's less than a month old.
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- So? - Look at the date.
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'June 1879.'
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I have mentioned how much I hate time travel.
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If we don't find our sneak thief, we're stuck here.
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Let's head for the nearest town. See if we can find him.
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We can"t go anywhere dressed like this.
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No, we can't.
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These shoes are killing me.
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You fight crime wearing high heels.
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High heels that fit.
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Aren't you going to put those on, John?
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Sniff sniff
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Has the shower been invented yet?
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Somebody should tell this guy.
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Click
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Those empty holsters aren't gonna scare anybody.
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You sure you don't want one of these?
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Positive. Let's ride.
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Hiyah!
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Clop clop clop
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I'm out.
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What's it gonna be, Earl?
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I'm studying it, Tobias.
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My pappy always said
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"Faint of heart never filled a flush."”
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It ain't your pappy's money.
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Fold.
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That leaves you and me.
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What are you holding, Mr. Lash?
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It'll cost you another $500 to find out.
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Call.
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'Four kings and an ace.'
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Well, now, that's a might perplexing
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seeing as I got four aces and a king.
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Well, I've got the gun.
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Lot of that going around lately.
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Seems like a waste of a good-sized pot.
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How about we split it and both walk away?
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Clicks
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How about I keep it all?
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Sounds fair the way you explain it.
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That technology's from the future.
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Wait. We don't know how things work here yet.
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Hang him at dawn.
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Don't I get a trial?
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Sure.
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You're guilty.
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My town, my rules.
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Wait a minute. Can't we talk about this?
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How about another hand? Double or nothing!
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I think we know how things work here now.
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We have to help that man.
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That's not what we're here for.
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Someone's tampering with history.
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The stakes are much bigger than the life of one card shark.
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Then it's settled, we'll break him out after sundown.
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Chirp chirp chirp
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That's not going to work. I tried it.
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Yeah, those bars are cheap pig iron
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but they're plenty strong enough to hold.
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At least until morning when they come to hang you.
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Do you mind? I'm trying to plan an escape over here.
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How's it going so far?
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I'm working on it.
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Clang
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Quiet down in there!
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That's just what I was telling him!
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Slam
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Ooh.
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I'll get the door.
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Or that.
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I'd get out of town if I were you.
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I'd like to, but my pappy always said
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"A man who sticks his head in the sand
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makes a pretty good target.”
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I got business to conclude before I leave.
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Bartholomew Aloysius Lash.
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Friends call me Bat, Bat Lash.
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I'm John. These are my friends, Diana and, uh..
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- Bruce. - We're the lawmen.
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Looking to bring a criminal to justice.
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You may have seen him. He's got amazing machines.
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We think the man who put you in here works for him.
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Not quite, Wonder Woman.
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How do you know who I am?
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Because he's the man we're looking for.
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David Clinton, inventor of the chrono suit
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at your disposal.
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You tried to steal Batman's utility belt.
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And you chased me, but time tunnels
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are somewhat counter-intuitive.
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Even though you were only seconds behind me
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I arrived here nearly six months before you did.
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Where's your time travel device?
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Now, that's a story.
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As soon as I got here, I was robbed.
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By Tobias Manning?
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Yes, ma"am.
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He took my suit and used it
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to take over this town.
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He keeps taking trips to the future
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and coming back with stolen technology.
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He keeps me here to teach him how to use the stuff that..
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...he can't work out for himself.
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Which, I'd suspect, is most of it
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what with him being so mule-stupid and all.
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It's been horrible here. Humiliating!
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I just want to go home.
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I'll gladly take my punishment
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if you help me get back.
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How did Tobias take over
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a whole town with a time machine?
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Future tech.
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Like his extra-dimensional six-gun.
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And his surveillance cameras.
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We need to go, now.
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Go with us.
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That's a healthy gal.
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Bam bam bam
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bam bam bam
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bam bam bam
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bratatat
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I've got their position. I'm gonna take 'em down.
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Don"t hurt anyone. We could accidentally change history.
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Little late for that, don't you think?
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Go ahead.
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Give me an excuse.
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Bam bam
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Something's happening out there.
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Bam bam bam
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swish
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tish
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wu-tish
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bratatat
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Something's happening, alright. The cavalry's arrived.
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Bam
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clink
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bam bam
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Splash
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Who are you people?
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Sheriff Ohiyesa Smith.
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Ed Diablo, ever at the service of justice.
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Jonah Hex.
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Don't have a lot of time for jawing.
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In these parts, there's an abundance of bad men
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who need setting straight.
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If you all are working for Tobias
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there's gonna be difficulty.
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Easy, Jonah. They're with me.
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'They helped me out of a spot'
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'while I was here incognito'
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'trying to find out more about Tobias.'
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What have you learned?
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Among other moral failings
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the man cheats at poker.
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Huh! I could've told you that.
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Why don't you start from the beginning?
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I've lived in Elkhorn since the war.
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And sheriff ed most of that time.
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This here's a mining town.
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Booming, too.
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Folks sometimes get a might rowdy
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on payday, but still
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it's a good place to live.
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There's never been any mischief here
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I couldn't handle.
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Until about six months ago.
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Tobias Manning's always been trouble.
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I've run him out of town before.
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Well...he came back.
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Except this time, he had..
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I don't know...magic powers.
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There's no such thing as magic, my friend.
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It was some sort of trickery.
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Well, he tricked me near to death.
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Pew pew
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pew pew
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Pfft pfft
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bwok bwok
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bwok
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bwok
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bwok
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bwok
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He whipped me good.
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Ran me out of town like a stray dog.
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He took over the town.
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Runs it like his own personal kingdom.
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Treats the town people like slaves.
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That's unacceptable to me.
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The sheriff went looking for men
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who would help take Tobias down. He found us.
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What's your stake in this?
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We're lawmen too.
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From back East?
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Sure.
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We came here to bring this man to justice.
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Indirectly, he's the source of your trouble too.
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Tobias stole a weapon from him.
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It's the source of his magic.
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We'll need to take that weapon back.
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Since we all want pretty much the same thing
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we should work together.
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I ain't about to turn down help.
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What's the plan?
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Plan? Huh.
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We put him in the ground.
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Fancy gun belt you got there.
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I'm thinking you folks are time travelers.
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Where would you get a crazy idea like that?
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Experience.
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I've had an interesting life.
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We're getting close.
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I wanna warn you, there's some downright
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unusual activity going on hereabouts.
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- Don't let it throw you. - Don't worry about it.
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We've got a lot of experience with unusual--
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screech
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I'm sorry. You were saying.
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We've been sighted. They'll be ready for us.
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I sincerely doubt that.
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Screech
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clop clop clop
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rizz
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Bratatat
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bam
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bratatat
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The shots are spooking the horses.
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The shots are spooking me!
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No!
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Pew
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boom
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swish
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bratatat
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swoosh swoosh
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crackle crackle
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screech
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Bam
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bam bam
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Bwok
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clop clop clop
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crash
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bratatat
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bam
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Boom
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swoosh
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Bratatat
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boom
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swish
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Thud thud
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thud thud
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zap
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thud thud
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zap
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crackle crackle
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bratatat
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bratatat
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Hey, tin horn!
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Thud thud thud
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swoosh
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Thud
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Tobias!
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If it isn't pow-wow Smith.
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Wasn't expecting to see your sorry hide again.
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I've told you before about calling me that.
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It ain't gonna happen again.
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No.
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I expect this is the last time.
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Go for your gun, chief.
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So I can ventilate you proper.
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Six guns, six of us.
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Nobody miss.
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Swish
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My guns!
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You and me, partner.
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Right now.
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Another day, lawman.
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Nova!
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Let him.
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The man needs to balance his own accounts.
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Clop clop clop
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Bwok
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Crackle crackle
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Have it your way.
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Let's finish this.
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Bwok
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whoosh
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This what you're looking for?
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Near as my ring can figure
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that's everything that shouldn't be here.
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Shoot! I wanted me one of 'em fancy ray guns.
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Ain't dependable.
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They jam.
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Oh, you forgot to reset the compensator. Here, let me.
400
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Or maybe I'm lying.
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Boosh
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We've been expecting you.
403
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Zap
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But I bet you weren't expecting us.
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Static?
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What's going on?
407
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Dad?
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