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Wait, are you trying to tell me you're a
ghost?
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We prefer the kuku kewa.
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Well, prove it then.
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Told you.
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Kewa. Boo!
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What's your name?
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What are you doing here?
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Well, I figured you'd come up here.
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Sheriff Park!
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Wait, where's your sister?
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We're a whÄnau, and I'm here to help
you.
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Help me? Help me with what?
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I don't know. Just being sent here to
help you.
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Wait, who sent... God?
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Nah, someone higher than that.
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Your nan.
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Kia ora, beautiful people. Happy
Aotearoa Monday.
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Welcome to another day in the life of a
media.
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Mmm, look how delicious.
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As usual, I woke up blessed and
grateful. Yesterday was hectic.
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I woke up this morning and my eyes were
puffy, my skin was dry, so I took my
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time trying to get my skincare routine
back into check.
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As you can see, I have done my everyday
makeup just to feel better about myself.
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It's my first day of school today, or
could it?
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Here in Aotearoa.
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As you can see, the uniform is a bit
bland, but I can work with it.
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Now, I have to navigate my life in a
whole new way, because newsflash, I'm
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getting stalked by a kehua.
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Everybody, meet John Boy.
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Yeah, I told you before, I don't show up
on these things.
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I feel so crazy.
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Amelia!
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I'm coming!
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Get off my back.
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And you, just stay here and try not to
ruin my first day of school, okay?
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Kura.
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You're going to kura, girl.
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No, whatever.
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Welcome to your new kura. It is pumping.
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I'm one of the teachers here. Crack up.
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I'm also like the principal when the
principal is in here. Because, you know,
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she's at a tangi. She's at a tangi. It's
a big -ass one.
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Big. But, anyways, we are part of the
welcome committee for the whakatau
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about to happen.
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Do you want to do the whakorero, eh,
wha?
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Oh,
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come on, you. That's the one.
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It doesn't have to be in te reo Maori,
but, yeah, if you can, go hard. But if
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you can't, that's also kaitepai.
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Kitty girl.
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Kia ora.
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Hey, I think you went to this kura with
one of my cousins, but must be that ages
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ago, eh? Oh, I am sad.
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I am sad. No, anyway.
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Oh, she's tragic, though, my cousin. Oh,
that's a long story. Anyway, you want a
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karanga? I mean, all goods if you do and
all goods if you don't, because I'll
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fire trumpet over here. She's going to
blow it away.
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Not to be said to fire trumpet, but she
thinks she's a mata kite, but the only
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thing she can kite is her own mata.
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I am...
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Sad! I am sad!
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I am sad!
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Sad! Anyway, hey, let's push this
tractor out and kickstart this fucker
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What do you say?
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Have fun, you fellas. See you on the
other side, eh? Fire trumpet, hit it!
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Take us away!
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You've got to...
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He's the new daddy in town.
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He can get it.
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Oh, I tell you what, I'm going to turn
up every day if he's here to talk. I
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might have to give him a kia ora.
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I might add in a pono.
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Yes,
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get out.
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I'm going
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to
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have to do teacher -parent interviews
tonight.
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Every night.
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TÄnÄ koutou. TÄnÄ hui hui mai tÄtou
katoa. TÄnÄ koe. Kia ora, Matua.
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Speaking
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of
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shoes, Matua, I heard that you're a
graphic designer.
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Well, I was. I mean, I was hoping to get
some contracts done while I was here,
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but we've been so busy with the move, I
haven't been able to get that ball
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rolling. Well, funny you say that. I may
have a position for you.
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Really?
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Honey, I have to take this. Is that
cool?
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Aye. I'm not sure I know what touch is.
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It's a game.
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It's like rugby, but you don't tackle.
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Oh, that sounds fun.
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Yes, I heard you before, but you don't
need to worry. I'll get it sorted.
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Who's that?
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Everything okay?
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Just Mahi.
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Hey, I need to get into town and run
some errands.
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How do you think the kids are going to
grow here?
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Yeah, I think they're going to be fine.
They're about to meet their kaiako, and
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you won't believe this, but I think I've
just got a bit of job to work here.
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I mean, Nate will be fine.
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He can talk his way into anywhere, but
I'm not here.
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I'm worried she's going to find it
difficult.
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Wait.
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What?
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A job? A job.
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Kekone. Hi.
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Matsuokari is like the acting principal,
you know. So he sort of offered me a
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job to teach designs as a kid.
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Wow.
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That's awesome.
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And so what? Are you going to take it?
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I can show him around the school, get
set up with a class.
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Maybe if I enjoy it.
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Stay on.
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Be your Fuka.
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Babe, I think whatever you decide to do
will be the right decision.
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But I also think you'll make a bloody
great guy, Uncle.
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Thanks, babe.
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All right.
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I guess I'll head into town, do my
thing, and then come back and get you
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You don't like a plan?
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Do you reckon I should say goodbye to
the kids?
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Oh, no. Shame.
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Bad enough, I'm going to be sticking
around.
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Hey, have fun with your new best friend,
Matsuokari.
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And if he tries to hold your hand, I
know you're going to let him. Get out of
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here.
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Hey!
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Motaku here. Sorry, didn't mean to give
you a fright.
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Are you looking for Matua Jacobson?
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Aye, do you know him? Yeah, of course.
Everyone does.
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He owns most of the buildings on this
street.
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Do you know where he is?
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Ah, well, if his door's closed, you've
got one of two options.
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Tangi or sunshed ship.
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Cafe. Yeah.
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Quite random, really, yeah, because it's
not a shed or a ship.
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Come on, let me take you to the cafe,
see if he's there. Oh, Carl.
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No, no, I insist. Come on, it's just
down the main road.
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Yeah. Hey, so your kids started at the
Kula today, eh?
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They did. How did you know that?
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Kuma divine.
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Yeah, news travels fast around here.
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I also hear you've got a hot husband.
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Lucky. Yeah.
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Marriage, two kids, and you brought your
father all the way over from London.
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So, what brings you to the pizza of the
universe?
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Well, I fuck a papa to this whenua. I
grew up around them. Yeah,
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you can always tell a local. You know,
they've got a certain way about them.
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Oh, yeah, what's that?
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Looks like a glimmer in the eye, you
know? If the glimmer's still bright,
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they've obviously missed their people
and their whenua, and they're back to
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both things thrive.
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What if the glimmer's gone?
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I don't know.
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Maybe they're back to do the opposite?
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What glimmer do I have?
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Hard to tell.
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Yeah. Maybe we could fill in the gaps
over a cup of coffee? My shout?
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Come on.
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Kids are there.
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All right.
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Good news.
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I just spoke to our principal, Fai
Tzipi. You know, Tzipi Haere. Anyway,
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all good for you to start straight away.
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I mean, we've never had a kaiako here
that teaches graphic design before, but
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here you are, eh?
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You know what? It is exciting for our
tauhira to learn a new skill that's
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to help them out in their futures, eh?
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Aye, it's pretty exciting.
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It is pretty exciting.
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OK, let's go get your ako mangata.
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Ka pai.
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Just sitting.
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Mind if I sit with you?
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Yeah, sure.
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It's hard being the new kid, eh?
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Yeah, especially when you're from a
different country.
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What do you mean?
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I grew up in London, but, well, I grew
up here when I was little with my nan,
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but spent most of my school years over
there.
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London? Wow, that's cool. What's that
like?
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Grey. That's a bit fun, I guess.
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Definitely nothing like this place.
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Boys only make friends fast because they
don't think.
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Are you jealous your brother fits in so
easy?
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What? Jealous?
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Carl.
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Liar.
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Well, you can sit here and be jealous of
your brother.
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Or you can come with me and get a pie
from the canteen.
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Up to you.
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Your choice.
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I think I'd rather go with you.
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Great, good.
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I'm a media, by the way.
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You've got to try these new hazelnut
lattes.
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My cousins in Auckland, they always say
to me, that's not real coffee.
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And I'm like, yes it is, it's not, just
try it, you know.
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Then they have one sip and it's like
their fattu's going to glaze over, you
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know, because they haven't had sugar for
so long. And I'm like, you're welcome.
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Your skin is so good.
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Oh, my God, really?
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Yeah. I just got off a 24 -hour flight.
I feel like a dried -up old zombie.
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So you're straight off a flight from
London and into town to meet Marta
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Jacobson. It must be pretty important
business.
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And I'm just guessing here that because
it is Marta Jacobson, it's probably got
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something to do with real estate or
environmental issues or both or...
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Oh, none of the above.
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You're right.
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Of course, yeah.
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So you're definitely not part of that
new international agency that's trying
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buy Matua Jacobson's quarry in the
adjoining Iwi land for a subdivision,
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you?
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I can't imagine if you were, you know.
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That would cause quite a stir with the
local hapu, you know, if they knew it
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one of their own that was blindsiding
them.
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It's a lot of speculation.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, it is.
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Yeah, of course. Yeah. It's just... You
know, it's a small town.
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People talk new troubles fast.
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Oh, Motaku here.
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I'm actually running late. Sorry, Kitty.
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I'd better go, but it was really lovely
to meet you.
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Is it okay if I stay here?
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Yes.
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I don't really understand the meaning of
that.
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I used to see you at the house.
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I used to see you at the marae.
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Now I see you at my old school.
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Now I see you in my sleep.
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Maybe we haven't met yet. I'm dead.
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I know who you are.
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This place has been renovated.
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Yes. Now the old world meets the new.
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From what I've heard, you said this was
your old school.
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Yes, that's right. But that was a long
time ago.
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I've been sent here to tell you to be
careful.
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Be careful.
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Nice classroom, Mr Wharekoa.
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When was the last time you had a cream
donut?
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You all right?
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Yeah, I was just talking to... OK.
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Is it a done deal or what? Are you going
to take the job?
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I guess so. I mean, it's still kind of
like a trial period.
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We went around the kura today and the
kids seemed pretty excited to learn the
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basics of graphic design.
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That is definitely promising. I'm so
excited for you. You know, you've found
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something that makes you happy.
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Thanks, babe.
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Mr Paekoe?
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Did my tua kare hold your hand or what?
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Get out.
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Put jam on it?
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Real cream.
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Oh, no.
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I didn't want any.
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That's fine.
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Yeah, it's in my pocket.
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Oi!
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Well, I wonder what department he works
in, though. I mean, he looked like my
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age, but his kakarū... Maybe a bit
younger, babe.
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Yeah.
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Can you get this back, darling? I'll
meet you at the car. OK. OK.
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Just dropping off these spare keys.
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Thank you, Paya.
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Oh, Paya, who's this matua here?
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Oh, that's lovely Koro Joe.
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Handsome man, wasn't he?
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Koro Joe. I was just chatting with him.
I didn't catch his name.
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Oh, couldn't have been him, boy.
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Must have been someone else. He's long
gone.
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What do you mean?
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How was your day? Here to pick everyone
up, are we? Ka pai.
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Look, you probably haven't been linked
into the upcoming camping trip that's
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happening, so now you know. Surprise.
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I'll link all the information to you and
Matu later.
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Have a good night.
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Matua Kare, can I ask you something?
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Not only can you ask me something, you
can ask me something.
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Patao mai, what's up?
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I ran into someone today.
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A meri meriana?
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Do you know her?
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Ugh, meri girl.
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Why is that?
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Well, she is lovely.
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But let me tell you this.
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Once she smells a story or she thinks
something is up, she will do everything
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her power to find out the truth.
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Probably what makes her a good
journalist.
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Why is that, kitty girl?
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You got something to hide?
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Yeah, I wish my life was that exciting.
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Just wondering, that's all.
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Well, I'm off. Have a good night.
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Hey,
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guess what? Do you know your dad...
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You didn't happen to get a chance to
look into their resource and content
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that they slugged at and go brick
-sabbing shopping around here, did you?
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We're lucky we've got our whÄnau land
and our trust, thanks to John, boy.
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Put some other whÄnau around here.
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Sure, I don't think they'll be that
lucky if all this goes to, that's for
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Everything will halt until I find out
what this journalist knows and who else
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involved. Faye, did you just come and
buy yourself?
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Yeah, of course I did.
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This might sound weird, but I feel like
someone's been watching me.
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I probably just need to go, right?
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