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Come on, kid. Get out of here.
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Ice cream.
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What? Ice cream. No money, no ice cream.
Come on, let's go. Ice cream!
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You're holding out the line. Let's go.
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Ice cream!
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I gotta stop eating like this. I can
feel my metabolism slowing down.
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Oh, me too.
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I know. I mean, how many food festivals
can one city have?
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Guess we don't have to go to all of
them. What else are we gonna do for fun
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other than eat and drink stuff?
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Falling?
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The library?
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Yeah, neither of those sound right.
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I should find Kevin.
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Oh, he said he was looking for nachos.
The nacho truck already left. Oh, shit.
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Why?
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As soon as he sees the cheese fries,
he'll be fine. Hey, what the hell, man?
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Ernesto? Tanya?
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Naveen? It's me, Naveen. What are you
doing here?
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Cheese fries!
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Is that Kevin?
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This is like a little reunion.
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Yeah. Wow. Man, we haven't seen you
since... The party days.
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The party days.
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You used to party so hard. I know. I was
a real wild guy.
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But then I got hit by a car.
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Oh, my God. Yeah. After that, I got my
life together.
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It was like the universe was telling me,
stop partying, Naveen.
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No more beer.
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No more junk food. I got healthy. I
found happiness.
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Yeah. Hell, yeah.
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All right, man. And then I got hit by
another car.
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What? Damn.
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Yeah. And I had to start all over again.
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Again. It was another sign from the
universe, but I was listening even
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So I got even healthier.
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I got into running. I got married. I
started my own successful business.
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That's awesome, man. And then I got hit
by another car. Wait, do you, like, look
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both ways before crossing or any of that
stuff?
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I only look one way.
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Forward.
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That's my philosophy.
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So true.
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What's true? Sorry, I have to keep
moving to maintain the old sweat rate.
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I'm training for my first marathon.
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Wow, that's like the biggest race,
right?
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Yep. I figure I'm not getting any
younger and another car could hit me at
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second. So, might as well live my best
life, right?
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Hey, I gotta run. But we should grab a
water sometime, you know? Catch up.
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for sure. I love water. See ya!
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Wow, what an inspiration.
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No, that guy was always an idiot. And
now he's been hit by three cars?
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That's not a normal amount of cars.
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Maybe I should stop eating junk food and
start a business and run a marathon.
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I haven't done any of those things. I'm
probably in the worst shape of my life,
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and I'm older than I've ever been
before.
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Listen, if you want to change your life,
don't do it because of Naveen. Do it
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because, I don't know, you're ashamed of
your past choices or whatever.
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Wait, why do people change their lives?
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Hmm. I think it is Shane.
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I'm still eating this burger, though.
Oh, of course. It would be a waste not
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Hey, I just saw Naveen.
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He looks incredible.
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Really healthy. But then out of nowhere,
bam, hit by a car.
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Oh, no.
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Cheesy.
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Yeah, I guess I just find it kind of
hard to relate to people because I like
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weird movies.
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Yeah, my friends don't really get me. My
family doesn't really get me because I
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like weird movies.
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Yeah, sorry, I just don't think you
would have heard of any of them. Like,
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you seen Bunker Pillow? 70 minutes of
raw, orgiastic lemon zesting. Plus a guy
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gets his ass eaten by a pterodactyl. I
know, it's just kind of like weird, I
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guess. Guy takes so much Benadryl. Goes
to a pottery class, makes a couple of
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mugs. Then he gets his ass eaten by a
pterodactyl.
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grenade launcher that shoots red pandas.
People with phantom limbs and glass
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penile glands playing chess with Santa.
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Kind of weird.
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I don't know how I got this way. I guess
as a kid I was kind of like doing my
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own thing.
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A Pinocchio remake where child labor
laws are being IRL violated.
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A couple guys are getting their asses
eaten by a pterodactyl. So yeah, I just
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need like a $900 ,000 student loan. I'm
talking web and hernia massages.
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I'm very lonely.
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Come on, boy.
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The thing about Tom Waits that I
understand and I feel like most people
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don't. Really, Mark Hoppus was holding
them.
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Oh, my God. Is that the choking sign?
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Is Rona choking?
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Don't worry, Rona. I'm coming.
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Out of the way, virgin.
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Gabby, I'm disappointed in you. You're
taking time to talk about the bespoiled
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burgers and dogs when Rona is choking.
She's dying. Her face is turning blue.
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She's got half a second to live, and
you're talking about burgers and dogs.
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wasting time.
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Oh, I'm, you know, I'm... What is this,
pork?
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Swan boy, you useless asshole.
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First you forget to bring ice, and then
you ruin the grilled meat.
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Well, I didn't forget the ice. I just
stopped thinking about it. That's what
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forgetting is!
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Useless! I am not useless!
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I'll show you. I'll get more ice than
your shitty little caps can handle.
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Well, I'm lost.
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I know. I'll use the stars to guide me,
like the pioneers.
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Ah, fuck!
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Why is that one star so close?
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Well met, traveler.
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Who the shit are you?
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A friend of sorts.
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Here to lighten your coin purse.
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We'll be taking that.
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Weep. A boot driver?
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I hope Gotham style is still popular.
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Aha! We mistook your frame for an inbred
prince and thought you wealthy.
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More fools we.
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What, it's like pirates? Are you guys
pirates?
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I see his riches lie in wit rather than
wallet. He thinks of privateers.
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Well,
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I hate this. I'm going to head out. You
must forgive us our manners.
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We are the cheerful chaps.
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We live outside of society and its
judgmental eye. Done again? Aye.
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We are a merry band.
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We rob from the rich and... You rob from
the rich?
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Yea, verily. We live off their spoils.
Yeah, somebody's got to.
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Our little corner of the world where we
can just live free and die hard.
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The bandit's code is that we must always
have each other's backs.
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We live off the grid, you see.
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Badass. Fuck grid.
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Swan lad, I see something in you. Some
spark of greatness.
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Methinks the cheerful chaps could make
great use of you.
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No foolin'? You mean like a useful guy?
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In your words lie truth.
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May our coffers never run dry. And may
our martinis always.
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Except for Tyrannosaurus.
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The Reap?
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Very good, sir.
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Huzzah! Another better day, good
fellows.
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Huzzah! And we owe it all to young lad
Swamp.
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And indeed, here's a fellow born for a
life of banditry. And now we rob a bank.
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Ah, now to give all this money to the
poor.
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Or...
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tree in town!
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And so, what exactly was just
accomplished?
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Gotta let Arbor Day know we're not
fucking around.
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Next stop, town reservoir.
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Too many people been drinking, not
enough people been respecting us.
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Perhaps we misjudged ye.
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In your boldness we saw usefulness, but
this was a bridge too far.
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Did you say maybe 10 % of what you're
saying?
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Okay.
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You're a dangerous person with
terrifying goals, and the world is
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when you fuck up and get your own way.
Please, never succeed again. You're
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fired, okay? You're fired from being our
friend.
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Whoa, you're British?
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Go! Go, get out of here. I'll never
forget you, guy.
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Did you hit the ice?
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No, I didn't. God, you really are good
for nothing.
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Thank ye.
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Stay away from us!
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Welcome to Exercise Day, the day on
which I, and maybe all of us, become
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personally fulfilled individuals who
perhaps own their own businesses. That
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seems like a lot of expectations for one
day. Kevin, do you need to be playing
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guitar right now? We're talking about
making serious changes in our lives.
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I'm making a change by becoming a
guitarist. Are you? Yeah.
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Because if you really are, you can keep
playing. Great.
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Okay. I trust you not to take advantage
of my lenience on this. You should.
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Tanya, do you have anything to add?
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Nope. I am ready for some exercise,
baby. As long as this doesn't become
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weird self -help thing.
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It probably won't. First, we'll be going
for a bike ride.
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Let's hit it.
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So I guess the universe is telling me to
be lazy and stay inside.
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Well, guess what, universe?
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I've never listened to anybody in my
life, and I'm not starting now.
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All right, it's about 20 meters to the
end of the hall. By my calculations, we
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can do a seven -mile ride if we go back
and forth 600 times.
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Does that sound fun? No.
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Let's race.
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Guys,
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Ernesto is hurt. I think he needs to go
to the hospital now.
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Oh, my God. Where is he? Kevin.
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Are you the one who put scotch tape on
the television?
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I'm fine, I'm fine.
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I just twisted my ankle.
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No, dude, that shit's broken.
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I've broken enough ankles to know. Your
own ankles, right? We're taking you to
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the hospital. Let's go.
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What's on you? Is that our saran wrap? I
couldn't find my raincoat and, spoiler
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alert, cat tape water.
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That's the name brand saran wrap. It's
not cheap. I paid for half of that. And
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I'm wearing the half that I paid for.
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Also, your half is in the trash can. I
couldn't get it to cling right.
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Do you think this is how Naveen fell
after his car accident?
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This is not the time to bring up Naveen.
Who in the holy heck is Naveen? Only
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the most inspirational guy we know.
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We used to hang out with him. He's been
hit by three cars.
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Actually, it's four now.
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Four, huh?
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I better hit five. Five?
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How? I don't know.
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I get into weird physical situations.
What do you want me to tell you? It's
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my luck, I guess, all right?
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Listen, can we take a quick break? I
need to adjust my raft here. I'm getting
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cramp.
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What the fudge?
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I see you there.
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You hear that thud?
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It brings me to today's word,
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onomatopoeia.
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Its definition?
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A word that imitates, resembles, or
suggests the sound it's describing.
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Let's run through a few onomatopoeias
together, shall we?
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Moo.
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Zip.
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Ding dong.
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Glug.
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Ka -ching.
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Whoosh.
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Squeegee.
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Splash.
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Boink.
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Doink.
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And of course, my
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personal favorite, accountant.
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Breathe,
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honey. Breathe.
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Keep pushing, Mrs. Jenkins.
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I can see the head.
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Here it comes.
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Go get the helmet.
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What helmet?
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The VR helmet.
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Push. Push.
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And... Yes!
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Perfect. Steeless transition.
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What's going on?
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Oh, he's got to learn about VR early,
honey. It's the future.
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This way, the first thing he'll see is a
virtual world.
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He'll be miles ahead of his peers. He
could be the next Elon Musk.
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Oh, what can he see right now?
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He thinks he's still in the womb.
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How funny is that?
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That's awful.
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Change it. Okay, okay.
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What's happening?
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Oh, now he's fighting aliens. They're
attacking from all sides.
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Oh, he just died.
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What? How many lives did he get? Three.
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Who's there?
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Ta -da!
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Who are you?
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Do you like it here?
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It's okay.
254
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Okay? All right. Tell me what you did
today.
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Um, I defended a space station from
incoming evil drones.
256
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Yeah. Then I fought an aerial battle in
an apocalyptic desert wasteland.
257
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Uh -huh. And now I'm defeating a horde
of a thousand zombies.
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Fuck me dead!
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What's the matter? Don't you ever wonder
why there isn't anything more
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interesting to do around here than
shoot?
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zombies and have lame -ass face battles.
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What could be more interesting than
that?
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Oh, where do I start? There's MDMA,
orgies, dogs, alcoholic
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milkshakes, snorkeling, jazzy house
music, lying by the pool while
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the love of your life rubs you down with
coconut oil.
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What are all those things? What's
coconut oil?
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Maybe it's time you found out. How do I
do that?
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Maybe check your face.
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Later.
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Hey,
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wait. Come back. What do you mean, check
your face? Hey.
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What did he say?
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Check my face?
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Hmm.
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Who's Richie? Who are you?
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I'm your father, Richie, and this is
your mother.
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Father? Mother?
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Am I dreaming?
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No, son. A creature inside the mask.
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He told me there was interesting stuff
out here.
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I know, Richie. He was a bug in the
system.
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A faulty piece of code, love.
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But was he right?
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Yes, son.
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So out here is... Out here is real,
Richie.
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Is there MDMA?
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Is there dog orgy?
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Oh, of course.
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So many.
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You're free now, son.
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But why did you do this?
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Because now you're a VR native and
you'll become the CEO of a successful
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startup. I don't know what that means.
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You will.
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It's good to have you back, son.
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We love you, Ritchie.
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I love you too, Mum and Dad.
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Thank you for freeing me.
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Now I get to be a real boy.
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Now I get to be a real boy.
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This fake awakening simulation will
really help him prepare for real life.
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Well, when do you think he'll be ready
for real life?
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Oh, the technology moves so fast.
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He'll need to stay in there just to keep
up with it.
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Oh, so maybe never then?
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Yeah, maybe never.
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Say, I love you. Say, I want you. Say, I
miss you.
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How you feeling?
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Like a broken man at his lowest point.
Come on, bud.
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You'll have way lower points than this.
Can we just go to the hospital?
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Not yet. Kevin, you see anything?
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Nothing. Well, we'll give it another
minute or two. Maybe I should stop
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to be my best self.
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That version of me always seems to be in
a lot of pain. Or you should just stop
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riding your bike in the hallway.
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You know what? No.
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That's not the life I want to live.
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I mean, that's just basic safety.
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No, why?
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Live in fear.
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You can get hit by a car at any time, up
to four times.
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That's life. No, that's just one man's
very specific life. Who dare?
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So intense.
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You still think you're a weak little
loser now?
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Well, I never thought exactly those
words. You're strong as hell, my friend.
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you don't have to get hit by any
frickin' cars to prove it. You're a
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We're all goddamn heroes.
328
00:21:02,890 --> 00:21:06,070
Thank you, Tanya. But it feels less
special if we're all heroes.
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Well, technically, Kat did the least,
so... Oh, no, you didn't! But you were
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one getting rescued. Us three are
heroes, and the cat got rescued.
331
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Excuse me? I waded back into that...
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Shit water to save Kevin's life.
333
00:21:19,780 --> 00:21:21,540
You know how polluted this creek is?
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I would have been fine.
335
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I was on the swim team until seven.
Whatever.
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00:21:26,860 --> 00:21:31,360
Are we going to the hospital or not? I
really think I need to get my stomach
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pumped. I'm pretty sure I drank like a
gallon of E. coli. Oh, you really think
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the water's that dirty?
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00:21:38,000 --> 00:21:39,740
Oh, yeah, it's on the remote.
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All right, we'll all get our stomachs
pumped.
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Ernesto can get his ankle checked out.
And then, I don't know, we can get a
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beer? Mm -hmm.
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Hit the spot.
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Personally, I'm excited as hell to get
my stomach pumped. Yeah, I want to live.
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Love to live.
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But in terms of other health benefits,
too. This will probably remove any
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00:22:01,830 --> 00:22:04,670
leftover cheeseburgers or alcohol. It'll
be cleansing.
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00:22:04,890 --> 00:22:07,970
Like self -care. Have you two lost your
damn minds? Hey, friend.
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00:22:08,330 --> 00:22:10,210
What happened, dude?
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Hit by a car. Again?
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00:22:12,300 --> 00:22:17,260
Again and again. But this time, I
learned something. The universe spoke to
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00:22:17,260 --> 00:22:22,040
again. And it said, Naveen, I know
you've listened to me before, and I know
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00:22:22,040 --> 00:22:25,660
always resulted in a car hitting you,
but this time, I've changed.
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00:22:25,880 --> 00:22:31,140
And I was like, okay, universe, let's
hear it. And what did the universe say?
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00:22:31,460 --> 00:22:35,460
Moderation. The universe said
moderation.
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I hate this guy.
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00:22:37,080 --> 00:22:39,640
I've been living life too much.
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00:22:40,200 --> 00:22:45,120
Too much exercise. Too much exposure to
the outside world where cars live. Shut
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00:22:45,120 --> 00:22:49,920
up. So my new plan is simple. It's to
chill out a little. Sit on my couch
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close the blinds, eat more
cheeseburgers, stay inside, inside of
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00:22:53,840 --> 00:22:55,660
cars don't go inside, right?
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00:22:55,940 --> 00:23:00,420
Not usually. Because they're not people,
right? They don't have arms or legs or
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a face, and it would be against the law
if they followed me. Exactly.
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00:23:04,340 --> 00:23:06,920
Moderation. The universe said
moderation.
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00:23:07,900 --> 00:23:09,040
See you around, old friends.
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All right.
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00:23:10,850 --> 00:23:12,030
See you later, Naveen.
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00:23:12,290 --> 00:23:13,290
Stay safe.
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00:23:13,530 --> 00:23:14,530
You know what?
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00:23:14,610 --> 00:23:18,510
Honestly, that's the most sense Naveen
has ever made. Aside from everything
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00:23:18,510 --> 00:23:21,450
about cars and rooms. The moderation
part, though, right?
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00:23:21,710 --> 00:23:25,370
Right. The moderation part. I think I
can get on board with that. Sometimes
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we'll be healthy. Sometimes not. A
little bit of both.
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00:23:28,490 --> 00:23:29,189
Stomach pumping?
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00:23:29,190 --> 00:23:33,070
Healthy. Getting beers and fries later?
Not healthy. But we'll do them both.
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00:23:33,290 --> 00:23:34,310
Ooh, you know what?
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00:23:34,670 --> 00:23:37,930
I'm already feeling more moderated. Feel
good, right?
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00:23:38,210 --> 00:23:39,530
Let's go, punk!
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00:24:22,290 --> 00:24:28,030
If you want it, know that it's a
mother's own movie I knew it from the
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00:24:28,030 --> 00:24:34,370
tone is the same Go seep over, if you're
not, come sit here, what did you say?
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00:24:45,970 --> 00:24:49,090
Who is it? Who is it? Who is it?
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