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Two, one, two, hit me.
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Do you ever get nostalgic for things you
didn't actually experience?
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Like the Mongol conquest?
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I was thinking more like the 60s. Oh,
now that takes me back. The 1260s, when
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conquered Damascus. You know,
personally, I've always felt like I
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been born earlier.
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Like... How earlier?
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I don't know. Anywhere from like 100 to
5 ,000 years ago. You wish you were born
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5 ,000 years ago? Yeah. Probably would
have been the queen of my own barbarian
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tribe or something. I would way rather
do that than work in an office.
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Tanya, I totally agree. I probably would
have been the magistrate of an ancient
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city. We might have even been friends.
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Yeah. We definitely would have been
friends.
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You would provide grain for my people,
and my warriors would offer not to
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destroy your city in return.
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That does sound like me. Yeah, I'm
pretty sure ancient times were
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filled with danger.
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Uh, yeah. That's why I would be the
danger, dude. And that's why I would pay
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off.
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Tonya, hey, is that your phone?
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Oh, yeah, it's probably work. I'm
juggling like 37 projects right now. But
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Saturday. Unfortunately, Saturday is the
new Thursday.
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What's Thursday, then? Thursday has
always been Tuesday.
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Nobody tells me these things.
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See, if this was ancient times, nobody
would be able to text me on the weekend.
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Yeah, and I wouldn't have to run my
online t -shirt business.
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I could have run an ancient city.
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Kevin, you love your online t -shirt
business. What about person carrot?
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Designing cute things to put on t
-shirts just isn't my destiny.
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I want a cooler destiny than that. One
that's not tied up in frivolous consumer
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goods and brilliant comedic wordplay.
Sadly, Kev, our destinies may lie in the
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past. God.
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I have an idea. How about we go to the
Museum of Ancient History? That way we
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can see how horrible and scary old times
actually would have been.
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Fine.
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This can't be it. It says Ancient
History Museum.
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Shit, we were looking for the Museum of
Ancient History. Uh, same thing?
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Eh, I guess.
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What terrifying lessons of the past
should we learn first?
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Ooh, terrifying, you say?
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Oh. Sorry, is this the Museum of Ancient
History? This is the Ancient History
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Museum.
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Same thingy. Now, what was that about
terror?
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Are we scared about the ancient world
and its many wonders and also mysterious
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causes? I'm not scared. I'm just trying
to show my friends that we have it way
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better in modern times and living in the
ancient world was constantly horrible.
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Well, what if I was to tell you that you
are incorrect about me and that and
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this and everything?
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That's exactly what I was saying.
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Well, then you've come to the right
place, tasty dudes.
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Who wants to see some cool swords?
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I do. Oh, great.
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My next tour starts right now.
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Follow me. Come, come, come, come.
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Oh, my God, I love you.
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My name is Gil, BTWs. It's short for
Galantrical.
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Galantrical Carturius. Oh, weird name.
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I love it. Yes, it's very old.
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Just like everything in this museum.
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In ancient times, pretty much everyone
had swords. Really? It was as common as,
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like, cell phones are now.
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Wow. Swords were used to cut people,
bread, lots of stuff.
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Um, would any of these happen to be
barbarian swords?
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Several, in fact, yeah. This one here
was wielded by a barbarian ruler who
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almost took down all of the Romans, all
of those dudes and ladies at once. It
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was really cool. Come, you slow pokies.
Don't touch. Let's go.
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What the... Hey!
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At its peak, this great ciudad was home
to over 50 ,000 inhabitants, and none of
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them liked each other. No, no get -along
gang here!
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Ooh, galantrical...
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Can I ask a question? I mean, Gil is
fine. Also, yeah.
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Gil, theoretically,
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would someone who now operates an online
t -shirt business have the skills
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necessary to become, oh, I don't know, a
magistrate of such a great city? Oh,
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yes. I think it's a very similar skill
set. But why settle for bureaucracy when
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you could be a god?
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Hi,
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welcome back to Words with Ike. You
know, there's an old maxim that says,
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best way to ruin a joke is to explain
it. But not this time. Because today,
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we're going to define the word comedy.
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Hold on to your sides for this one,
because they might split.
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The definition?
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Professional entertainment.
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Consisting of jokes, sketches, and
ironic juxtapositions
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designed to make an audience laugh.
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Ah, I'll be here all week.
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So, if you're a joke, pun, gag,
wisecrack, or
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even an old chestnut, you might be a
comedy.
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How's my favourite gimp?
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Don't play that silly game pretending
you can't talk.
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Oh, I'm not meant to talk. I'm a gimp.
And such a handsome gimp. I'm not
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handsome. I'm ugly.
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I'm depraved.
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I brought you your favourite.
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Oh, really?
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Nipple clamps?
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Nice cold gelato.
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I don't want gelato. I want maggots.
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Well, you can't have maggots.
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How come you never beat me?
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I want to be beaten.
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I'm a gimp. I'm not going to beat you.
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The gimps next door get beaten every
day.
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Well, that's not the way we do things in
our house.
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Now, what DVD do you want to watch
tonight?
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I don't want DVDs. I want STDs. How
about Love Actually?
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Oh, fuck that.
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None of that language in here, gimpy.
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I'll wash your mouth out with soap.
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Why stop at soap?
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Why not use petrol?
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I want to be burned.
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No video tonight, then?
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Then I guess it's Betty, boys. Come and
give me a hug.
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Gimpy. All right.
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Bear hug!
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Crack my ribs!
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Sweet dreams, Gimpy.
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Don't you get it?
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I am a gimp!
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I want to be tormented!
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What do you think I'm doing now?
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These statues represent the gods of an
ancient pantheon.
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You've got such classics as cow person,
cat person, regular cow, bear
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person. What the? And of course, the
kick -ass bird slash lion hybrid. That
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looks like me, except even more
beautiful.
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Oh, he does look like you, huh? Is no
one else weirded out by this?
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These things look exactly like us. Which
one looks like you?
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The bear one, obviously.
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Not really, dude.
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That statue is in way better shape than
you are. It's a statue. It can't be in
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shape. It's made of dirty old clay or
whatever.
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It's actually made of an indestructible
minerality found only at the deepest
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parts of the ocean. Nobody knows how
this ancient civilization even got
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Okay, I don't believe.
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Any of the shit this dude is saying.
Ernesto, chill, dude.
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Are you jealous because I have a hot
statue and you don't? I have a hot
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too. That's why it's weird.
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It's just coincidenciality.
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An occurrence of things that are just
weird but do not mean anything, guys.
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Relax -y, please.
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We haven't even seen the mummy yet.
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You have a mummy? Yes, yes, we got those
mummies. Let's go.
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Damn it.
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Oh, hey, wait, you guys.
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I've been getting weird vibes ever since
we walked in here. And now this guy
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wants to show us a mummy?
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That's a literal dead body.
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It's a super old dead body. It doesn't
count.
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It's called an antique.
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Antique or not, this place is weird. Gil
is creepy, and I say we go home. No, I
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can't. The longer I spend here, the
closer I feel to my ancient destiny as a
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barbarian ruler.
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It is intoxicating. And the longer I've
been here, the more I realize I would
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have made an incredible god. One of the
best gods, Ernesto. Come on.
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Let's go check out this mummy. Fine.
I'll look at the dead person. But if
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tries to sell us a museum membership, I
am out of here. Of course.
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Let's go. They make you feel really bad
if you try to cancel. That's why I still
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have my membership at the Kaleidoscope
Museum. Oh, I love the Kaleidoscope
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Museum. It's my favorite kaleidoscope
-based institution.
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Welcome to the mummy room.
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This is the Great Queen.
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The Great Queen? The greatest of all
time. She ruled an empire.
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She commanded thousands of loyal
followers.
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And she was apparently super easy to
talk to. Just like a really wunderbar
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personality. Everybody said so.
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Damn! That kind of power?
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That kind of leadership?
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I bet nobody would email her about work
on a Saturday.
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Definitely not. They would have been
immediately exiled. What was this
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name? Her name was Tanya.
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What? Oh, come on.
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Tanya? That's your name. Are you messing
with me, Galandria?
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Galandria, kill or gill. And wait a
minute. What are you saying to me? That
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name is Tanya?
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And you look like that hot birdie?
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And you're also here?
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What a weird series of coinkydinkies.
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Which, as we all know... It's an
occurrence of things that are just weird
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don't mean anything.
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Are you guys even listening to
yourselves?
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Can you not be a downer for like five
seconds of this museum experience?
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Learn! It's almost too perfect.
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No. Yes.
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Maybe. But also could be. But it can't
be.
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The tour is over! The museum is closed!
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I'll be nothing!
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Gil, wait!
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Shit! What a half -assed tour.
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We only saw like two rooms.
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Let's just get out of here.
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Oh, no.
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We're locked in.
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Galandrical!
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Galandrical! Oh, where did he run off
to?
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Maybe he had to poo.
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He did not have to poo, because he is
me!
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Oh, Gil, cool. Can you open the door so
we can leave your weird museum?
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I'm afraid I cannot.
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Explain yourself, Galandrical!
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It's Gil, excuse me, and for years I've
searched for the perfect hosts, the
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Queen. The bird and the bear.
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Yeah, I don't know.
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Doesn't really look like him. I know,
this one's a stretch.
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Dude, it totally looks like me. If I
was, like, a little more shredded, you
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would definitely see it. No matter, it's
close enough, okay?
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Tonight, the great queen and her revered
deities rise again.
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Their spirits will fuse with yours, and
they will walk the earth once more
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through you.
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Either you come willingly, or I will.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
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You want to give me the powers of this
ancient queen and basically make me the
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new queen?
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That's correct.
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And then through dark magic... Wait,
wait, wait, wait.
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Would I get to set my own hours? Oh,
sure, yeah, yeah. You would totally be
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charge. And could we confirm that I
would be a god? One of the best around?
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of the best of all of the arounds.
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Well, that's all I need to hear. I'm in.
Way ahead of you, dude.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa. Ernesto, look at me.
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You're telling me you don't want to be a
god?
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They're even making an exception for
you. Okay.
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Ignoring the fact that I'm a shoo -in
for the god due to obvious physical
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similarities, this whole thing feels
weird. We should leave.
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Come on.
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Now.
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Oh, come on, Ernesto. You're ruining the
vibe.
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Come on. All right, all right. Jeez.
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You guys are so annoying. Yes!
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Peer pressure for the win!
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One point.
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Mmm, back toast.
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What could go wrong?
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Ah, Scott's Quest is my only weekend!
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So this is hell.
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Huh.
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Not so bad.
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George Washington. Uh, slavery.
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Oh, yeah.
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Big time.
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There you are.
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You're supposed to be in line to be
judged.
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But if you insist on breaking hell's
rules, I suppose we can make a special
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example out of you.
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Here are all of the people who you
wronged in life.
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Who's this asshole?
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This was a child to whom you sold a
cigarette.
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So the kid's in hell?
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No, this is the idea of the kid. So the
kid's fine?
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Well, the kid got a little sick from the
cigarette.
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So he learned not to smoke? I'm not
seeing a problem here.
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Okay, well, here's your third grade
teacher who you drove critically insane.
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Turns out I had ADD.
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Okay, I don't think that's on me.
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You know, even if it was, better to
know.
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It's true.
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I learned a number of coping. All right,
enough!
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Here's millions of iterations of your so
-called best friend, Noel.
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Once each time you wronged him. Oh, my
God, who cares?
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Okay, what's next? I'm not made of time.
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Welcome to the Too Much of a Good Thing
Chamber.
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It's one boy in life you loved watching
epic soldier fail videos.
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Let's see just how much you love them.
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All the videos?
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Wait, there's more than one?
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Okay, you know what? I'm overthinking
this. Gotta do some just good old
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-fashioned torture.
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Ooh, my safe word is Baltimore.
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What? Time city, baby.
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Are we starting soon?
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How?
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Stretching rack.
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Designed when people were like 5 '3",
tops.
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That's strange.
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No screams.
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me. Gotta go. Take care.
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Pretty awful, right?
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Eh, we mostly talked about his
grandkids, I think. I don't really speak
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Mongolian. Tell you what I did pick up
on, though. That guy loved to nut.
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You win!
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I give up!
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You are too shallow and too fair for the
torments of hell!
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What is a funeral?
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The Unitarians believe. I know.
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I know the Unitarians believe it's a
celebration of the life.
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But I believe in this case it's more a
celebration of the death.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Same to you. Go home.
Scram, you drip. Show's over.
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Swanboy, we thought you were dead.
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I was.
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What do you mean, you were?
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The devil found me annoying.
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Maybe. There's a lesson there. Don't I
know it?
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I can do whatever I want with no
consequences.
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Now let's go kill a bank.
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Y 'all can't eat my ass.
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Can you guys see anything?
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I'm just staring at a wall here.
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Let the ritual commence.
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Yes!
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Barbarian queen!
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Let's start this ritual.
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Let the greatest queen rise again to
unite the world under her rule and to
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oversee thousands of projects that will
restore her glory.
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Oversee what? And to be available at all
of the hours for various questions that
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any of us may have.
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All? Ours? And it's a bird, and all is
not to fail.
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Rise again as well, so that their images
may be printed on tens of hundreds of T
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-shirts. Wait, hold up. T -shirts?
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That's not very epic.
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Gil, uh, Gil, wait a minute.
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What? I'm in the middle of something.
No, I get that, but is this actually
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sounding like a knot?
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great arrangement i'm really just
looking for more flexible work hours and
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trying to get out of the t -shirt game
honestly i can make you fuse with the
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ruling spirits of this dead empire but
i'd rather find somebody who like wants
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it you know somebody who's going to be
with the team for a while because these
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guys deserve that i love you as well
hooded figures they do seem like
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a good group oh hell yeah i would do
anything for those guys All right,
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everyone, let's get the hells out of
here. Who wants a circular carbohydrate?
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Code name for pizza. Can we get
pineapple?
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Yes, yeah, yeah. No more yeses.
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Hello?
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Uh, guys?
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You're free to go, home slicers.
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Hold up. Are we making the right
decision here? If we walk out this door,
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right back where we started. Hey.
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May I tell you something that's going to
sound like uber cheesy?
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Sure. You can always talk to me about
cheese.
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Me as well. Find what makes you happy
and do it forever.
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I mean, look at me. I love trying to
revive this ancient empire and revert
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world to a pre -modern state. And do you
know what? It never feels like work.
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Not one day of it. I wake up every day
excited to try to find suitable hosts
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the spirits and to commence the ritual.
Yes. Oh, thank you.
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Oh, and hey, pleased to be telling your
friends about the Ancient History
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Museum. In terms of making our rent,
utilities bills, etc., we're doing very
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poorly, so spread the word, yes? We
will, girl.
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We actually do offer annual museum
memberships at a discount if you're
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interested. You can sign up right now,
I'm ready.
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came up out the room, combated us, right
across the room.
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Yeah, I think about the death, and the
death of your angel.
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I was a bit...
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