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So, I plan to do something I've never
done before.
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Disrupt a study group. Off track.
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Thank you, Alder. No, I meant that
cloud.
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Looks like it didn't carry.
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No, it doesn't.
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Oh, yeah.
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You guys, show some respect. Rebecca's
pitching here.
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Thanks, Michael. Zip it.
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Real journalist with a real story here.
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Michael Davies, name dropping.
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That's a good idea, Rebecca, but head
office wants to see more articles on
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romance.
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We could publish my fan mail. A boy from
Red Deer just asked me to his prom. It
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was my first long -distance dump.
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Actually, they want Rebecca to write a 1
,000 -word story on the perfect first
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date.
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Now that's something you've never done
before.
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Find out what's new. Just question on
who.
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And if everyone's new.
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It's a whole new thing.
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In the pages of my...
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Mackenzie trashed her hotel room. She
screamed, what?
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Hold on, I need to write this down.
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Hume, just a second, my pencil broke.
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Time to do your job, Rufus.
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No!
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No! Let go!
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Bad, Rufus, bad!
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I'm squirreling.
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White light's beckoning.
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Light flashing before my eyes.
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I just hope I live, I'll be a better
person.
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I saved your tie, and that might have
been a mistake.
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That mistake changed my life.
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Thank you for holding.
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You have photos of Haley throwing her
phone at the concierge?
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Not interested. The new, happy -to -be
-alive Michael Davies is out of the
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gossip game.
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Forever!
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Hello? I just made a life -altering
decision here.
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Slow, dramatic applause would be
appreciated.
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Ask somebody out on a date.
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I prefer the old school method.
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Go and ask that girl if she likes me.
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Go away, Noah.
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I'm writing questions about first dates
for a survey.
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You're doing a survey?
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Yes.
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What? My name's Rebecca Harper, and I'm
too scared to go on a real date, so I'll
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make up some dumb survey instead.
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Okay. A, that sounded nothing like me.
B, I'm not too scared to go on a date.
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And see, my dad won't let me go on a
date.
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When will he let you?
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When I'm 40.
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But only if I keep my grades up.
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I got an idea.
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This is going to sound weird, but what
if you tell him you're going on a
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homework date?
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Is that your incredibly awkward way of
asking me out on a date? It's one of
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them, but don't get ahead of yourself.
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Here's the plan.
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You and I will go out on a date, but as
friends, and only so you can get your
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story.
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Don't you think it would be kind of
weird, you and me, on a date?
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My name's Rebecca Harper, and I didn't
hear the part about it being a homework
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date. Okay, ha ha. Or maybe it's going
to be weird because I'm secretly in love
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with Noah Jackson.
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That's it. Your history.
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Your history?
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Man, even your threats are nerdy.
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Look, it's your dad, and you heard that
you're dating.
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Where? Psych.
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DJ, can I talk to you for a second?
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May I talk to you for a second?
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Sure, but could you wait until I'm
finished talking first?
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Of course.
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What's up?
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It's my mom's birthday soon, and I need
some cash to buy her something nice.
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Oh, okay.
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Well, how much money do you need? Put
your money away, DJ.
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I just want to let you know I'm being
paid to be a human billboard.
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A human billboard?
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Don't worry. It's just for a day. Then
I'll have enough money for my mom.
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I'm sorry, Wilder, but you might want to
buy your mom a card instead.
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Teen Buzz would never allow you to rent
yourself out for ad space.
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Really? Because they just bought prime
ad space between my chest and belly
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button.
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Did you see what Mr. McDean was wearing
this morning?
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I don't know if they were shorts that
were too long or pants that were too
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short. Either way, I never want to see
his calves again.
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You have now entered the negativity
-free zone.
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What in the world are you miming about?
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Something I learned from this little
unknown gem. Smiler out. The secret
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to happiness.
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I'm reading the chapter on how to find
your inner fun.
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This unknown gem has been on the
bestseller list for 42 weeks.
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The author's been on every talk show and
the movie's coming out next week.
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Wow. Naomi would be upset about being so
out of touch.
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The new me could care less.
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I swear, Amanda, I'm never saying a bad
thing about anyone again.
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I bet you don't make it two seconds.
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Well, that's longer than your skirt's
going to be in style.
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That was at least three seconds, right?
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Give it up, Mikey. You are so not a
smile or else kind of guy.
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Hey, I'm still a work in progress.
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Now, what one thing should a journalist
always do before he or she starts
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writing an article?
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An exclusive spa weekend?
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That's your answer for everything,
including how to general Brock prepare
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the War of 1812.
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Never underestimate the importance of an
Egyptian red clay facial.
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He won, didn't he? Actually, he died in
the third battle. Well, he looked great
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the first two.
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Yeah, the answer I was looking for is
prepare.
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A journalist can never be too prepared.
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What if a certain article is beyond
preparation?
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Then the journalist should just wing it.
Right, Mr. Shepherd? Well, there's
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really no exception for good research,
but if the person thinks they can handle
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it, then, yeah, winging it could work.
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It's like they say in The Smiler House.
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Ready, set, go.
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Mr. Shepherd, make Michael stop quoting
Psychobabble.
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I could do that, Amanda.
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Or... I could ask you to respect the
fact that my classroom is a negativity
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-free zone.
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Achoo! Oh, annoying allergies.
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Forgive you.
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I embrace you.
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I love you.
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Achoo!
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Even though you're making it really
difficult.
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You are so not going to believe this.
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I just got back from a fashion show, and
I thought Trinity's like kissing her
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new boyfriend.
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Good for Trinity. She deserves love.
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Problem is, she hasn't broken up with
her old boyfriend yet.
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Amanda.
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Rumor only makes three people look bad.
The one who said it, the one who spread
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it, and the one who read it.
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She may be living by a smile or else,
but I have a secret for you.
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DJ still expects you to file an article.
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About a celebrity and not some silly
book.
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Rachel McAdams.
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She's even nicer than you think.
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You're supposed to be a hard -hitting
gossip columnist. I did include the part
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where she wasn't allowed to wear makeup
in the 12th grade.
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Now, if you don't mind, I'm going to go
up to the roof and watch the sunset.
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Actually, as beautiful as people are
always zapping about.
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No makeup?
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That poor, unfortunate girl.
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Look what I bought with my ad money. A
Dracula cape.
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Mwahaha.
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I thought you were saving to buy your
mom a gift.
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I still am. The marketing firm extended
my contract for the week.
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I'll buy her a gift on Friday.
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Man, this human billboard thing is
amazing.
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You know, Wilder, when something is too
good to be true, it usually is.
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I didn't say it was actually Dracula. I
said it was a Dracula cape.
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I mean, this marketing thing. The
Wildman has an ironclad contract.
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As long as I advertise whatever they
want, they have to pay me. Well, what do
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you have to wear next?
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A headband for a French clone called
Luger.
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Ooh la la, c 'est bon.
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What did I tell you about something
being too good to be true?
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An L doesn't have to stand for loser. It
could stand for lame.
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How is that any better, Wilder?
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Man, I'm such a loser.
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And you have an ironclad contract to
prove it.
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Here we are.
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On a date.
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Homework date.
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You know, this is no different than when
we hang out at the blurb.
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Except for the clean glasses.
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And the long and uncomfortable balances.
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What long and uncomfortable silence is?
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Hey, I've got an idea.
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Why don't we go to Mousy McBucky's
Pizzatorium?
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The Metro guy's dating called it a ton
of fun. Not going to happen.
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Really? Why?
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I was traumatized at Mousy McBucky's.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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How? I was a kid. He was a six -foot
rat.
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Once I have my growth spurt, he better
watch out.
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We could play miniature golf.
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I once knocked my Bob out when I shanked
my putt on the sixth hole.
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I've never been able to look at
windmills again.
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Good thing you don't live in Holland.
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The What's Happening section mentioned
the planetarium has a new exhibit.
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Nope. Got left behind on Mrs. Wilson's
second grade field trip.
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It was five hours before anyone even
noticed.
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Body system, my foot.
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We can go bowling.
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Ball slipped out of my hand, broke my
dad's toe.
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Botanical garden?
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Tripped on a vine, landed in a patch of
poison ivy. Go -karts?
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22 -car pileup. That one made the news.
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Could I interest you in our cheesecake
special?
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It's Brambleberry.
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It's the human billboard's newest
product.
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Yeah, wolf stew, please.
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The last time I bit into a Brambleberry,
it had two worms in it.
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No, two half -worms.
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Check, please.
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Homework date.
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Right.
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Eek. Totally.
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Sure was... Lame? No, no, no. It just
started out lame.
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By the end, lame seemed like a sweet
memory of good times gone by.
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Well, I know what went wrong.
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Me too.
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It was all your fault.
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Exactly. Wait.
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My fault? How is it possibly my fault?
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Come on, R. As soon as Mr. Shepard said
you should prepare, you went all study
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hall on me.
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You sucked all the fun out of the date.
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So what if I read some articles, bought
a book or five, and got a membership at
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makemyfirstdatespecial .com?
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It was way better than you winging it.
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There's nothing wrong with my winging.
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Really? Who admits to being scared of a
mouse on a date? It was a rat.
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Besides, it was a homework date.
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Well, then consider this a homework
dump.
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How's that for winging it?
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Actually, not too bad.
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Mr. Russ, can I talk to you for a
second?
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May I talk to you for a second? Sure,
but could you wait until I'm done?
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Man, you grown -ups are needy.
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Is it ever okay to back out of a deal?
Oh, well, what kind of a deal?
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An ironclad one, where if the client
defaults, the proprietor has a right for
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repayment of capital already invested
plus 22 % interest compounded daily.
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Okay, all that, and you have trouble
with Ken and May?
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What's going on, Wilder?
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I have to wear this for the week.
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Week's not so bad.
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Tomorrow's school picture day.
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I know.
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I'm going for an Egyptian red clay
facial after school.
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Um, maybe if you talk to the company and
your reasons are good enough for
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leaving, I'm sure they'll listen to you.
I could tell them nobody's interested
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in a cologne whose slogan is, one with,
and she'll be yours in a jiff.
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In a jiff?
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You have any extra samples?
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Curse me and my outstanding
salesmanship.
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Greetings, fellow human.
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What? Are you wearing a man dress?
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It's a tunic. My fancy clothes separated
me from my classmates.
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This garment says I'm one of you.
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No, this garment says I should be making
cheese in a monastery.
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You know what your problem is?
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Yeah, that my best friend is showing
more leg than I am?
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You need to go up to the roof with me
and watch this sunset.
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For the life of respect.
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So does the mirror.
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Look in one.
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Who in your life was a blurter -hurter?
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A blurter -hurter? A person who wounds
you with offhanded comments. That is why
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you feel the need to hurt.
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It's in the book.
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Now I need to put on some lotion.
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This tunic is starting to chafe.
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Michael, I'm not reading your stupid
book.
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You know, my owner said that when things
are bad, be happy they aren't as worse.
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I'm wearing an L on my forehead. How
could this possibly be worse?
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It could light up.
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You know, me and you are a lot alike.
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Except my feet are nicer.
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Tell me, my friend.
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Why are we alike?
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And why are your feet nicer?
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Michael, this is bigger than your gnarly
toed feet.
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This is about how I stopped being who I
am because I got greedy.
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And you stopped being who you are
because you got nice.
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We lost our beliefs.
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But my beliefs were shallow.
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But they were yours. Now you live by the
rules of a book.
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A book that only cares about making
money. Take that back.
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Smaller House is not about making money.
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Really?
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Cash! You were right.
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I hope it's not too late to get back
into the game.
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Michael?
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Actresses showed up at the charity care
silent auction wearing the exact same
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dress. Do you want the story? They
practically dressed so I can write it.
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First I need to go home and put on some
pants.
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Hello? This is the walking billboard and
I am no longer going to wear this L.
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You'll sue?
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For how much?
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That's certainly a lot of money.
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I like this feature, Superior.
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Of course I'll hold.
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Man, I love this song.
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Hey, DJ.
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Hey, there's my girl. So, how's the
perfect first date article?
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First date stinks.
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Well, you're only 997 words short.
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We could use a super large font.
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Tell DJ what happened.
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I went on a date with Noah. A homework
date.
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And it was awful.
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I had all these amazing ideas, places to
go, things we could talk about.
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And then when we actually got on the
date...
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It was like we didn't even know each
other.
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Listen, kiddo, I know what a bad date
is, and yours wasn't that bad.
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It wasn't?
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Last Friday? I went on a date with a guy
that was so cheap, he made me chip in
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for gas.
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Gas is kind of expensive.
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He had a scooter.
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By the time we made it to the
restaurant, I had a million bugs caught
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teeth. Ew.
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Then he said that I couldn't jumble
-size my fries since I'd already eaten.
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It seems like I got lucky.
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You did.
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It just sounds like you tried too hard.
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The perfect first date starts with two
people being friends.
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Once you have that, then any idea can
sound like fun.
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Thanks, BJ.
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That's good advice.
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Just something I thought of off the top
of my head.
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Thank you.
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Smile or else for daters.
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You guys have to come to the roof and
look at the sunset.
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It's like the earth has to run away and
the sun is its top model.
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Santa's workshop called, and Elf wants
his tunic back.
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Sorry, but this is a negativity -free
zone.
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Michael, why don't you go on the roof
and join this precious sunset?
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Sunsets are so yesterday.
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Besides, two celebrities fighting in
evening gowns? Now that's forever.
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But I wanted to get to know the new
Michael.
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Oh, boo -hoo and hoo again.
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Oh, how I miss saying that.
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You heard it right, folks.
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The old Michael is back.
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No!
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Nobody is going anywhere.
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So what if Michael no longer has the
attitude of gratitude?
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And so what if by tomorrow neither do
we?
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For today, we're all going to go up on
the roof and enjoy the sunset.
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How's the perfect first date article
going?
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It's more an article on what not to do
on a first date.
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You know you only have a thousand words,
right?
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It's going to be a three -part series.
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Maybe I'll turn it into a book, then a
movie.
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Emma Roberts will play me.
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You will be played by either a tree
stump or a bag of hammers.
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Gee, thanks.
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Okay, so maybe I did prepare too hard.
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I guess I got so nervous and I forgot
the most important thing.
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I'm not supposed to pay for everything?
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I forgot that we were already friends. I
should have just winged it.
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Well, then I guess as a friend, I should
have showed you this.
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The big book on dating, 101 First Date
Tips.
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So someone actually agreed to go out
with you?
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Yeah, I didn't exactly wing it either,
in fact. I also have a one -year
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membership at makemyfirstdatespecial
.com.
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One year? How many first dates are you
planning to go on?
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I'm not taking any chances.
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Hey, you weren't the only one who's a
little nervous about our date. It was a
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homework date.
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So, are we cool?
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What?
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My name's Noah Jackson, and I don't know
when everything's been resolved.
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Really cute, R. I have a five -year
membership tour.
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BeccaHarperIsSuperHot .org. You have a
website?
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I don't want to take her on a million
homework dates until I finally get it
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right.
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That's it. You're told.
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Oh, no. Find you. It's mostly Bucky. And
he looks mad. Where? Psych.
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00:21:18,800 --> 00:21:21,940
Good news, DJ. I got out of my lose
-your -cologne contract.
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How did you manage that?
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I just had to give back all the money
and promote one of their non -profit
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organizations.
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I'm now the official billboard of
Labrador's Ocean Saving Emergency
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They're better known as Loser.
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How is this any better than before?
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Because this time I'm embarrassing
myself for a good cause.
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Do you think my mom would mind a Dracula
cape for a birthday?
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Sure, just throw in some fangs and
you're good to go.
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Ahoy, matey! Anchors away!
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