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Oh, okay.
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Lawrence, hold my leg up. Okay,
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now rotate me slowly.
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What are you doing?
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Um, what does it look like I'm doing?
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Swan Lake.
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I'm buying tickets to the premiere of
Wormhole of Justice.
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Lawrence, keep holding my foot. Now
touch the lockers.
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Yes, got a signal.
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I don't think I'm overstating it when I
say this movie is the most important
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thing that's ever happened in the
universe ever.
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Well, I thought that movie already came
out.
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You must be thinking of the book series.
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Or the video games. Or the action
figures. Or the... I used the wormhole
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exfoliating shower gel.
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It made dermatitis erupt on my torso and
feet.
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Dude, you should keep your rash stories
to yourself.
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Deep, deep down inside yourself.
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Too late. There's already pictures of my
middle back in a medical journal.
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Yo, Lawrence.
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A little help?
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I'm getting us all tickets so the whole
band can sit together.
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Or we could see a movie with actual
humans in it.
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You take that back.
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She was kidding.
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Tell them you're kidding.
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Well, I just meant that I doubt everyone
wants to see Wormhole of Justice.
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I do. I do.
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Wormhole of Justice?
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You've got to get me a ticket.
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I'm going to the midnight show because
I'm a grown -up. Ha!
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Are you guys talking wormhole?
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talking about flame.
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Or maybe they have a real life.
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Which is so lame.
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Guys, guys, check this out. Something
amazing is on my phone.
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A cat in a kimono?
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Oops, that's not what I wanted to show
you.
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But he is cat of the week if you follow
my blog.
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having a showcase right here in Austin
to scout for new talent. Hey, we're new
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talent. That's why we got to play that
showcase.
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He could turn us into superstars.
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It says we just have to submit a
recording of our music. I could build us
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recording studio.
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Thanks, Lauren, but we need a
professional studio.
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No problem.
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I can get us into the best recording
studio in all of Austin.
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Let's do this.
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Mr. Finn, how long is it going to take
us to get to the studio?
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Oh. We're already here. This is the
studio.
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This hooptie?
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Come on, guys.
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All my bands have recorded in this van.
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It may not look like much, but it's got
everything we need. And a lot of things
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we don't need.
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Like these taco wrappers?
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That's my soundproofing. Now we're good.
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Come on. Give old Ben Halen a try.
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Plug in. Let's play down a track.
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Aren't you going to pull over?
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I can't. The equipment won't work if the
van's not in motion.
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Recording. Let's rock.
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Sorry, fourth gear six.
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One, two, three, four.
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Sorry, there was a detour. I had to turn
on the hill view.
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That's the curviest street in Austin.
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Hey, there's a straightaway coming up.
Start singing. Start singing. But hurry.
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In a quarter mile, it turns into gravel.
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Let's just play back the track and see
what we got.
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Whoa! Armadillo!
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Slap some reverb on that, and we got a
hit.
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Great.
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Now what are we going to do? Might as
well kiss McBronson goodbye.
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Okay, nobody's kissing anybody.
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I know a guy who drives the second best
recording studio in all of Austin.
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I'm Phil Karstik from the first best
recording studio in Austin.
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Well, our rock and roll dream is dead.
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We'll never get discovered.
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It's over.
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Oh, man.
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And I was in such a good mood.
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Why? I built us an awesome studio, but
now it's just a sad reminder of our
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broken dreams.
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Wait.
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You built us a studio? Too little, too
late.
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A recording studio would totally save
the day.
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Don't patronize me.
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Show us the...
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This looks great, Lawrence.
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Not every recording studio has a barf
mop.
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Oh, rat trap.
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Doesn't hurt as much as you think.
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Oh, shit.
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Oh, shit.
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Oh, shit.
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Wait,
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you thought this was the studio?
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This is not the studio.
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Well, this kicks my van's butt.
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Your van smells like a butt.
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A lot of butts.
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So many butts.
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Where'd you get all of this equipment?
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I'm the king of curb alerts.
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You wouldn't believe the treasures
people toss out. I also have 37 broken
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treadmills if you're in the market.
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I'm good.
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Lawrence, I can't believe you put all
this together.
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Tamika, check the mic.
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Just one, two, tapioca.
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Tapioca, tapioca, tapioca.
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Tapioca, tapioca, tapioca.
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Dude, that's a sweet board.
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It has 70 tracks and an average noise
floor of 33 dB SPL. Ah, and it's got
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slider dealies.
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You know, Lawrence, with all this gear,
you could really give us a cool sound.
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Your bed smells like butt.
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Butt.
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Butt.
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Butt. I put every piece of recording
equipment we could possibly need in this
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room. Perfect. Then we can make the best
possible song for Mick Bronson, and
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you're going to be in charge of
recording it. Hopefully with a little
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Really? Do you trust me with that?
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Hey, you built this place.
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You obviously know what you're doing.
Yeah, we totally trust you. Not the...
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the Curvebender Equalizer Module.
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Interesting story. Okay, you got the
job.
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Way to go, Lawrence.
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Lawrence! Lawrence!
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Lawrence! Lawrence!
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Lawrence! Guys, guys, guys, put me down.
I'm just a regular guy.
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Fine. Three more Lawrences.
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Lawrence! Lawrence!
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So, how far have you gotten on the
Wormhole series?
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I read a thousand pages last night.
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Oh, man, you're only halfway through
book one.
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You'll be my Zizou.
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Wait, is that part of the book or are
you just being weird?
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Both, Zizou.
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Both.
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All right, guys. I did a lot of research
last night on how the greatest songs
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were recorded. I bet I learned a
thousand new techniques.
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Great. Want to try one? I want to try
them all.
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You guys ready to record?
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I was born ready.
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And under this weirdly bright star.
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All right, recording.
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Let's rock this.
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Something's off.
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It was me, wasn't it? You can't kick me
out of the band. I will not go quietly.
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Fine, you win. I'll go.
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Mr. Finn, it's not you. It's our sound.
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Okay, stop begging. I'll come back.
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Just give me a second. I need to set up
another mic or two.
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Yeah, go crazy.
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There.
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You really did go crazy.
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Wait!
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Okay, it's been three hours. Can we play
now? Of course, let's rock.
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Right after I rewire the soundboard for
all these mics.
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Hold up, guys.
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Something's not right.
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Yeah, you keep stopping us.
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I'm trying to get the perfect mix of
reverb and echo.
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I know.
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You can see my face right now. You
know...
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happy with you.
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Let's do one more. Well, how do you want
it now?
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Crunchier? Lumpier?
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More bucket -y?
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All of the above. Have some fun with it.
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Okay, take 498.
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Can't spend another day in that bucket.
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But we made it so nice for you.
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I would never wear that shade of
lipstick.
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Our foot down. He'll have to do it our
way. He can't make the record without
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Yeah, you're right.
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I guess he can.
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Who are these guys?
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And why are they playing our part?
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I'm glad you're here. You guys are going
to love how you sound.
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How we sound?
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We're not even playing.
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Oh, yeah. I hired session musicians.
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replaced us? Only musically. You'll
still return to your homes tonight.
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This dude is amazingly unnecessary, and
it was not cool for you to hire people
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without asking us.
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Show me that lick again.
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How can you even afford them? They're
surprisingly cheap. I just had to pay
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in cafeteria pizza.
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I don't want to be a diva, but that
girl's got to get her own bucket.
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Is this because I didn't want to play
guitar hanging upside down?
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Because I stand by that decision.
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Hey, you guys wanted something great for
McBronson, and we're lucky to get these
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guys. They've got a lot of experience,
and they're going to give us a unique
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sound. Totally School of Rock.
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You can't have the School of Rock sound
without School of Rock.
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Sure you can.
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Give it time. You'll see it's the right
choice.
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Uh -uh -uh.
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You get pizza when you're done.
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Zach, Freddie, Lawrence, I just want
to... Lawrence?
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Why is there a slightly more feminine
version of me sitting in my spot?
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That's new, Lawrence.
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You replaced us, so we replaced you.
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What? She's nothing like me.
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She's just a pale imitation.
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Thanks. I try to stay out of the sun and
wear a hat for prolonged exposure.
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Oh, yeah? What's your preferred SPF? 45.
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But 45, the difference between ratings
is fractional at best.
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Okay. I'll allow that there are some
surface similarities. And since new
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Lawrence has replaced you in our
friendship, we've decided to get for
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ticket for War Mall of Justice.
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What? But we're all going to see it
together.
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Give it time. You'll see it's the right
choice.
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War Mall of Lawrence.
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No! The movie's tonight.
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It's too much. I can't learn all of this
in time.
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There's way too many names, and they all
start with a Q, X, or Z.
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Isn't there anyone on this planet named
Dave?
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Hey, it's okay.
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Some of us just aren't Wormer material.
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gonna let you be i have an idea i'm
gonna act it out for you
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in the beginning there was a baby cyborg
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Marches right into an ambush.
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anders doesn't wear flip -flops ah gotta
let my piggies breathe bro how come
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you're not dressed up for the movie they
gave my ticket away to some lady me oh
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yeah new lawrence great kid even you but
the original is way better
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they don't think so they all hate me no
they don't they just got their
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feelings hurt i only replaced them
because i wanted the band to sound as
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possible That's why I tried all those
crazy techniques.
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Music doesn't have to be that
complicated.
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Did you know the Beatles recorded Twist
and Shout in one take?
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Really?
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I guess I was so into using my machines,
I lost track of my friends.
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My human friends.
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The thing about human friends is, they
forgive.
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Robot friends do too, if you program
them correctly.
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I'm really trying to help you here,
Lawrence.
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I know.
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I'm going down to the movie and telling
the band I'm sorry. All right.
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Aw, man, I don't have a ticket.
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Let me know how it is.
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Thanks, Mr. Finn.
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May the power of the realm bring
strength to your people.
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There goes a hero.
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With my car keys in his space pouch.
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So again, I apologize.
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I got carried away.
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And I'd appreciate it if you could find
it in your hearts to forgive me.
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So what do you say?
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I say whoever you are, move out of the
way. I'm trying to watch the movie.
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Hey, we're over here, Lawrence.
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Guys, let me just start by saying I'm
sorry. It's okay.
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We heard you apologize for the last four
rows.
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Second row was your most heartfelt.
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So can I come back? Too late.
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I'm already here, and there's only room
for one Lawrence.
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But I'm Lawrence, and these are my
friends. There can only be one.
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If I have to, I'm willing to fight for
my people.
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Then a battle you shall have.
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I like your costume, by the way. Is it
officially licensed?
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Yeah, thanks.
264
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I like yours, too.
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And now we fight.
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I could sit here with my big tub of
seaweed all night.
267
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Yuck! I thought it was burnt popcorn.
268
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Here, wash it down with that. Oh, yeah.
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It's mushroom juice.
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Oh, of course, it's in the Hagodashi
Maneuver.
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Dumber, busting out the Hagodashi.
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I didn't know you were such a big
wormer. Oh, yeah, huge wormer over here.
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Welcome back, new New Lawrence.
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Do you really have to call me that?
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No, we don't. New Katie.
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I'm good with new New Lawrence.
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What happened to all the microphones?
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I decided all we need is just the one.
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I'm getting rid of anything that comes
between us and the music.
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Fine, I'll go.
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No, Mr. Finn. Fine, I'll stay.
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See, we're a band again.
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Do you still want me to wear... the
bucket no but if you want to wear it
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of here that's your choice my choice is
no i set us up in a circle
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so that we can see each other when we
play because playing together is what
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makes school of rock school of rock
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