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Okay, let's hear your journals. What
have you got for me today?
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I'd like to report on our school's
upcoming hot list.
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Ernie Coombs High, top 20 honeys. How's
that your beat?
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Um, insider's perspective?
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She's been number one on every list
since kindergarten.
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I could predict 2 -10 if you want. I
don't even read 11 -20.
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Once you hit the double digits, it's too
hard to pretend I care.
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CJ, this is my story.
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Every year, the school's so -called
elite write this list.
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Why should one group decide who's hot?
They don't decide who's hot. They just
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report it. I'll rip that list apart.
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Leave it helpless and gasping on the
floor.
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Sounds like Shepard in my Pilates
classes.
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I love it. Store's yours.
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Yes!
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How come there's no hot list for dudes?
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It's not much of a list if I'm the only
one on it.
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Yeah, according to the list your mom
wrote.
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Watching the time pass, can't wait to
get out and hang out with my friends,
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out what's new, don't crash me on who,
and is that really true?
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It's a whole new scene, in the pages of
my magazine.
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The game is fun, I wanna know what is
not fun.
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It's what's in and what's out, I'm gonna
find out what everyone's talking about.
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How many millions?
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Not enough to take the pain away.
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Daddy's assistant told me how much money
I'll have by the time I'm 40.
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It just made me realize that one day
I'll be 40.
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Is that upset that Rebecca's covering
the hot list?
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Of course not.
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You've got your name at the top. top of
the list. You don't need it at the
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bottom of the article.
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Ever since Wilder blew up at me, I don't
know how to be happy.
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I know I should have gone to Mexico with
him for the summer. I know, but when he
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said I crushed his heart, it was
horrible.
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Boo -hoo, and who cares about you?
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How about killing an entire Hollywood
franchise just by opening your mouth?
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Ever spend a summer doing that?
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No, that's your specialty.
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Justice Casserole 2 Pass Assault is
going straight to DVD. And its special
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feature? Or how to delete and record
over it.
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If you're not going to sympathize,
there's only one thing to do.
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Laugh at other people's misery?
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Try that. Wasn't ha -ha funny.
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Like it's my fault DJ did her hair on
the bus.
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Well, what then?
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You and I will throw the pity party of
all pity parties.
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It'll be dark, dank, and depressing, and
nobody will have one second of fun. I'm
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in. Sounds just like Rebecca's last
birthday party.
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Or the premiere of Justice Castle 2.
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No matter how much I ask, no one would
pass themselves.
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Buffalo border Crispin Lipscomb is a
hero in the halfpipe. He makes you
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that humans can fly.
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Actually, I believe humans can fly.
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They just don't want it bad enough.
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Hold on, Cher. Wally needs peace and
quiet, so zip it.
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This chair's too hard for the legs on my
tush.
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Too soft.
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Oh, this chair is just right.
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Why do I suddenly crave porridge?
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Gonna eat you up, oh yes I am.
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With a side of cheese and some crispy
ham.
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For some lettuce, for some rough edge.
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Rough edge!
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Dude, could you not?
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It's not my fault. It's the chair. Well,
the chair wasn't making any trouble
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until you got here.
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You stole my chair.
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What?
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Stole your chair?
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Don't put air quotes around a chair.
That is a chair.
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Exactly. It is a chair. It is not your
chair. It is Buzz's chair. I work at
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Buzz, so I'm using it.
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Wilder, this is the most annoying thing
you've ever done. No.
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This is the...
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I stand corrected.
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Walking down the hall.
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It's true. Girls do let themselves go
when they're heartbroken.
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Sarcasm and insults. We really are just
friends now.
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Now go before anyone sees us together.
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Wait. You're embarrassed to be seen with
me?
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I'm going undercover to get the truth
about this hot list.
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My name is Myrtle Bukowski, crusader of
accuracy and destroyer of unfairness.
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Only you can create a character nerdier
than Rebecca Harper.
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Ow!
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What'd you do that for?
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Don't blame me. Blame Myrtle Bukowski.
She has a short fuse and clogs up fury.
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Can you proof these non -invites for the
pity party?
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Dear person who's cooler than we are,
since you've never been caught dead with
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us, please don't bother showing up.
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Amanda and Michael send their regrets.
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It's about everything they've ever done.
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Aesthetic.
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Perfect! Now, here's how we're going to
cap off the night. We'll destroy all the
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mementos from our summer of failure.
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I'll take Walter's kiss coupons, a
little pink bonking stick, and nosy
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on napkins.
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I hope there's a big enough box for all
my fame.
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Okay, I'll take movie posters, the
script, and this sweater.
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Is that what you wore in the movie?
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No, but the sleeves are a little long
and the color doesn't match my eyes.
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Fine. We'll each put our stuff in a box
and give the boxes to Daddy's assistant.
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He'll put them in an old building
Daddy's having demolished.
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Dlammo! Our past will be blown to
smithereens! Yes!
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We wrecked our summer! We wrecked our
summer!
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We wrecked our summer.
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We wrecked our summer.
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This party can't come soon enough.
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Gotta be kidding me. I sure do get a new
perspective from this level.
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Did you know our teachers wear cheap
belts?
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You brought my chair to school.
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I like to think it brought me, although
I did all the work.
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Either way, there's nothing getting me
out of this comfy cheek embrace.
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Yay!
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I see.
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Look! Isn't that Tony Hawk handing out
chili dogs?
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What? Where?
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Good to see you again, pal.
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Noah Jackson?
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Sorry, sir, you're not on the list.
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Are you sure?
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You're sure. Okay.
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That wasn't Tony Hawk handing out chili
dogs.
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That was nobody handing out nothing.
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It's like you said that just to get me
out of the chair.
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Thank goodness for the bouncer.
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Wilder?
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Right this place, sir. Your seat is
ready.
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We are not done here, Wilder. Sir, I'm
going to have to ask you to step back.
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Yeah, sure. Don't eat me.
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So how'd the day go? Dig up any dirt on
the hot list?
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It was amazing.
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Everyone spilled their guts to Myrtle
Bukowski, listener of laments and
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protector of feelings.
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Myrtle who?
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Oh, you have something on your...
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I feel like they don't exist.
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Pretty girl said they obsessed over it.
That's great. I think you might... They
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post this tomorrow morning, and I'll be
there to catch these guys. Excellent.
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There's just one thing... But guys allow
people to be honest.
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Little do they know, they're talking to
Rebecca.
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Sorry,
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hon. People probably knew who they were
talking to.
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Well, there's heart in a box.
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If he were here right now, he'd probably
clutch his little chest and ask for it
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back. Stop it.
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This is no time for weakness.
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You're right.
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It's all about the pity.
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Strong, strong pity.
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What's tomorrow?
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How will we know when the building's
about to blow?
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Daddy's assistant is going to text me.
Then we'll watch the explosion and
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until our heads can touch.
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You're going to be more pathetic than
the day I tried to bring back the no
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-shirt -and -leather vest look.
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Too bad I was on class picture day and
you scarred the photographer for life.
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Just make sure your box is ready for
five. See you tomorrow.
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See you.
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Name dropping Michael Davies.
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Oh.
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Well, if it isn't the agent to the has
-beens.
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What? A hit?
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Where?
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I always said Egyptians are smarter than
the rest of us.
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Yes, I did say that.
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Anyway, this is incredible.
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I'm famous.
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I'm famous. I'm famous. I'm famous.
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I'm famous in Egypt. I'm famous.
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Clearly, I can't destroy any of these
items now.
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The Egyptians would be devastated.
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I mean, what would be left to be put in
my pyramid?
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Coaster, obvious keeper.
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The script?
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Eh, it'd be worth something someday.
Like today.
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Sweater?
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Now that I'm a star, I can buy colored
contacts to match.
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Oh, I can't destroy any of this.
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I can't give the driver an empty box.
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Ah.
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Ah. Rebecca's heart. candy.
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I'll just say Wilder ate it.
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I'm famous!
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Oh, 800 hours. About to destroy the
snobbiest list in school.
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Unable to deny urge to talk to self.
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And regretting choice to wear open -toed
shoes.
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Presently at the hot list posting zone.
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I do love a good stakeout.
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Today, I'm proud of an adult recycling
bin, but tomorrow, I could run a poll,
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sir.
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And the nominees for excellent in
journalism are...
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I
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couldn't possibly accept
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another poll.
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Eight can't even count to eight.
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Number two, how do you sleep at night?
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Oh, and look at number four.
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Rebecca.
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What did everybody say?
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Um, not much. There were complications.
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What sort of complications?
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An early morning fire drill, a locker
inspection, all my library books were
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Let's jibber -jabber, girl. Just give me
the list. I'm afraid that's still
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confidential information.
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What are you talking about? It's all
over the school.
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Now, how are we going to make sure that
this is the last list ever written?
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Who's nowhere near as hot as me or even
hottie number three? Pick your jaws up
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off the floor. It's this girl, our new
number four.
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Rebecca made the list.
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Thanks a lot.
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Don't diminish my talents. I'm already
down on myself as it is.
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There you are indeed.
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Number four.
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Weird, huh?
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Just remember, Rebecca Harper may have
made the list, but a lot of Myrna
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Bukowskis didn't.
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I like it when your eyes go all googly
for a new pair of shoes.
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Wilder, now you're so angry at me.
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My bunking's sick.
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But I didn't bunk a single nail in
Mexico.
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It clearly ruined his life.
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Wilder's kiss coupon.
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It is not transferable.
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That cute little monkey must be
miserable without me.
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I like monkeys. I don't want to give
mine up.
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Rebecca's going to be decorating her
ducky -packy knick -knack.
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Foiled again, Jackson.
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Are you going to take that sitting down?
Ha ha!
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Oh, I sense a chafe coming on. Get back
here, you thief!
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I don't know.
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Dude, why'd you stop?
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I think you were gaining on me. How can
I not be? None of those wheels go in the
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same direction.
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Look, I want that chair back, Wilder. I
need it.
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Why would anyone need a chair that
badly?
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Picture it.
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A young boy, clever, but not book smart.
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Cute, but not precious.
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Thin, but not scrawny. Nobody can
picture all those things.
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Picture me in first grade.
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Oh, okay.
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Done. It was my first day at a new
school, and I was late. And by the time
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there, all the chairs had been taken.
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Even the little one in the back with the
splinter sticking out of it. Why did
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every class have one of those? They're
very dangerous.
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I know.
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I had to stand alone and ashamed for an
entire month before the janitor returned
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from vacation and delivered an extra
chair. No!
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Oh, and how the children laughed.
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Chairless Charlie, they'd say.
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Chairless Charlie.
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I didn't even know your name. They were
using alliteration. It was corporate.
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They could have called you No Chair
Noah. Okay, they weren't that clever.
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Anyway. Now the loss of any chair breaks
my heart. I couldn't even go to parties
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as a kid. Musical chairs, more like
musical tears.
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It's horrible.
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Horrible.
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Take this chair, Noah.
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I don't want it. I never wanted it.
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You better have wanted it. I totally
did. I just said that.
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It's not in the direction I thought we
were going.
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I don't think this is right for Bud.
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The hot list is hot. Killing the story
because we're suddenly pro -list would
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so damaging to school spirit.
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The dropout rate would rage out of
control.
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That's a bit of a stretch.
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The hot list is an important and highly
anticipated part of the school year.
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To the 20 people who are on it.
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Still number one. 11 years running.
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Rebecca, to most people, this list is
hurtful. It makes them feel like they'll
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never measure up. Like no matter what
they do, if they're not pretty, they
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don't count.
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Wait.
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You never made the list, did you?
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I made the dance list.
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I made the perfect attendance list. I
made a to -do list. I also made Lisa
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Fong's girl, so we'll go to the prom
alone list.
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So I never made the stupid hot list.
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That's not the point.
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Maybe it is.
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Maybe you want me to write a negative
article because you had a negative
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experience.
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I thought we were supposed to write what
we truly believed.
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You are.
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Then? Then ask yourself.
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Do you truly believe the hot list is a
good idea?
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Or are you just excited because you're
on it?
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Life was so much simpler when I had a
unibrow.
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It only took me ten steam cleanies to
get rid of Wowser's cheek grooves.
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But it was worth it.
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I know I lied to get you back, but he
bought it. I'm just that good.
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I'll never let you out of my sight
again. Let's go home.
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Daddy was worried sick.
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What?
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That is my chair from my rumpus room at
home.
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Rumpus room is a good name for it. Holds
my rump like a dream.
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But what?
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You? So many questions, and the answer
is yes.
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I am awesome.
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You're my best bro -bro, but brothers
never lie. And you lied about the
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story. I guess I shouldn't have. Wait,
what?
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Janitors do not get a month off. I know
Jeb, our school's janitor, and he works
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like a dog.
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Although he'll never let me pet him.
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00:18:09,730 --> 00:18:12,590
Anyway, if you'll excuse me, I've got
some bum grooves to form.
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We sent out 200 invitations and not one
person showed up. This is the best pity
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party ever.
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Let's pop some balloons and mourn what
might have been. Cool, I even brought my
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own pity popping pin.
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It's daddy's assistant.
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Stop your popping because the billing's
about to blow up in T -minus 60 seconds.
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This is a big moment.
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It is.
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Let's bid farewell to the foul sense of
yesterday and embrace the fresh new
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sense of tomorrow.
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Sorry, I should have used the less
stinky image.
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No, it's not that. It's just, did you by
any chance take anything out of the
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box? What?
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No, we had a deal.
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OMG,
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I took it all out. Me too.
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My agents and my chipmunk boys fans all
over the world. Really?
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Okay, a few fans in one faraway country,
but they love me. Did you put anything
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in the box?
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Rebecca's candy ball.
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Rebecca's candy ball!
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You are as shallow, cowardly, and
superficial as I am.
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You know, this pity party's only missing
one thing.
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Really? What's that?
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Well, that thing Wilder was supposed to
give you.
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Something you might want from an action
star famous in one faraway country.
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Feeling a lot of self -pity right now.
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Good party.
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Good party.
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Well... I just used the hot list as a
starting point.
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Then moved on to a bigger story.
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People who never made any list, but
moved on to glory.
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I got that.
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00:19:59,140 --> 00:20:02,140
Former supermodel Cindy Crawford lost a
local beauty pageant.
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00:20:02,570 --> 00:20:04,610
J .K. Rowling was rejected by countless
publishers.
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00:20:05,030 --> 00:20:07,470
Justin Morneau was the third string
goalie on his hockey team.
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And a certain award -winning magazine
editor was once voted most likely to go
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prom alone.
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Take that, Lisa Fong.
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Yes. You and so many others defied the
odds and did great things.
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And that's what I wanted to write about.
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The anti -list.
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I love it, Rebecca.
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You do?
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Yay!
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It's flattering to be on a hot list, but
I promise you.
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It will not be my finest achievement.
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Let me guess. You have another
undercover story planned?
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Yep. This time I'm Babs Belvedere. Moral
compass, consumer advocate, and all
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-around nice gal. Babs squints, burps,
and walks like this.
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And she also has a real sweet tooth.
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Hey! Who stole my candy?
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00:20:52,230 --> 00:20:54,150
Let me buy Babs a smoothie.
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00:20:54,710 --> 00:20:57,870
Okay. But just so you know, Babs is
lactose intolerant.
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00:21:09,520 --> 00:21:11,480
Did you know this baby's got three
positions?
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Relaxed, sleepy, and hibernate.
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Since it's my chair and I program those
positions?
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Yeah, I know.
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But this chair's also good.
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Sure, as long as you don't mind going
analog. That chair doesn't even get good
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reception.
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Get back here, Wilder.
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Chairless Charlie, chairless Charlie.
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The chair!
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Good for me. I am comfortable.
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