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Can't believe that dude's really gonna
do the Santa Claus step. I mean, no
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ever been dumb enough to try that.
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Zeke's dumb enough.
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So dumb, gonna nail it.
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I've been talking about you all these
years.
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You're a way better boy than I could
ever be.
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Let's hug it up.
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Hi, I'm Holly Badesworth, and now that
you're the first person to conquer the
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Stanislaus staff, my company would like
to pay you $1 million to create a line
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of Zeke brand skateboards.
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Sweet!
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This is like a dream come true.
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Wake up, lug nut.
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This is going to be on the test.
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Yeah, that's right.
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I'm stuck in summer school, along with
everyone else who didn't pass their
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algebra final.
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Bang.
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Needless to say, summer school is
seriously cutting into my skate time.
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least my teacher, Mr. Rucker, really
likes me. Hey, Einstein!
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Pay attention!
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He spends half the day yelling at me,
and the other half scratching himself
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a pencil.
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This seriously stinks.
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I still don't know how Luther passed
that final.
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Want to know how I passed that final?
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A lot of people would say it's luck.
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But I've got a system.
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It's a dinosaur.
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Actually, Tyrannosaurus Rex.
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The problem is, with Zeke in summer
school, I really don't know what to do
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all my free time.
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I started a new hobby.
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Zookopolis.
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This is even more boring than it looks.
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Ginger, I'm going to summer school.
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Don't touch my stuff.
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Seriously.
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Like taking candy from a baby.
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A really big, ugly baby.
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Zeke?
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Zeke?
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Zeke. Come on. I'm the only one here.
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Zeke. Present.
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All right.
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Now, let's go over this quadratic
equation.
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Right here, y equals x plus 3.
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y equals x plus 3. Put on the y equals x
plus 3.
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Waffles, what are you doing here? I miss
my best friend, sir. So I'm acting out.
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Well, at least that's what my mom said.
How you got the top score on that final,
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I will never know.
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See, I've got a system.
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Dinosaur. Waffles, get out of here.
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Now, do I have any volunteers to come up
to the board and solve this problem?
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Anyone?
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Anyone? Okay, how about Zeke?
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Poly blaster skateboard.
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What a joke.
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Hey, that's my board.
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Tough toenails.
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You'll get it back as soon as you solve
this problem.
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I kind of get the feeling that you don't
like me very much.
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Well, that's the first thing you've
gotten right all summer.
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Wow.
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This is amazing.
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Not one thing you wrote makes any sense
at all. Is that a taco?
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Yeah, I had a feeling that didn't make
any sense.
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You have got to be the worst student
I've ever had. Do you even study? Of
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I study. I study all the time.
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Then why is your book still in the
wrapper?
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It's a spare.
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Stop yanking my chain, numbskull. If you
don't study for that test tomorrow,
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you're going to fail.
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And then you'll be stuck with me for the
rest of the summer. Got it?
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Huh?
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What is this?
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A new lock?
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Need a hand?
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Sweet thing.
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Nikki Cass, what are you doing here? I'm
not saying I crawled through the doggie
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door. I'm not saying I didn't crawl
through the doggie door.
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Step aside, little lady.
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What is this we're looking at here?
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Master Latch PR -37 with titanium
casing?
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Cakewalk.
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Why do you have a coat hanger in your
cast?
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I've kind of got an ant problem in
there. So I used the hanger to jab at
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nest.
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I think I got one.
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It's just one of the fascinating things
you'll learn to love about me.
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No, that's enough.
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Dumb place to stand. Ouch!
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Bye! Ouch!
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Don't worry.
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I'll fill myself up. I know where the
doggy door is.
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Okay.
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Truth is, I'm not a big fan of studying.
But that's all going to change.
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I can't spend the entire summer watching
Mr. Rucker scratch himself with a
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pencil. There's so many more things I
want to do. I'd be the first to make it
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down the Stanislaus step.
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Okay. Here it goes.
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You gotta love that new book now.
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All right.
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Got it. Oh.
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But first, a little study package.
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Where's my licorice?
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Ginger.
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Okay.
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No more distractions. I'll deal with her
later.
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Now I gotta study.
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Hello? Dude!
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The Petersons are gone, and we're
jumping the lawn ornaments. You've got
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down here.
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Sorry, Luke, I've got to study.
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Okay, you're lost.
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Hey, watch out for that flamingo!
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Hello? Dude, a nacho truck hit a tree,
and it tipped all over the street. It's
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deliciously cheesy free -for -all.
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Come on, Luke, you know I have to study.
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Okay, well, you're missing out.
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Hey, get that dog out of here.
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What is it now, Luce?
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Hey, man, it's Kojo.
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I don't really have anything to say. I
just think it's really funny you have to
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study. Watch out!
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I did it.
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I pulled an all -nighter.
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I'm prepared.
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I am focused.
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I can do this.
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Mr. Rucker, prepare for Zeke.
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Probably gonna need my pants.
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No cheating. Eyes on your own paper.
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What? Who would I copy from? No talking.
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Thirty seconds.
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You are using a number two pencil,
aren't you?
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Lug nut!
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Here, use one of mine.
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You're welcome.
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Ten seconds.
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And five.
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Four. Three, two, one, settle down.
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Let's see how the genius did, huh?
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Right, wrong, wrong, wrong, right.
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Well, this one would be right, but you
didn't fill in the entire bubble.
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So it looks like you fail again by one
point.
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What? You've got to be kidding me. You
know what? That is a rip -off.
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Look,
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Mr. R., I know this stuff. I studied all
night long. You know I got that last
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question right. Why can't you just cut
me some slack?
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No dice.
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See you Monday and every Monday for the
rest of the summer.
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Hey, man, what's your problem? Why do
you have it out for me? Hey, man, you
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to know?
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Because I know your type with your skate
rat clothes and your ridiculous jader
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lingo. You are all style and no
substance.
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You are a poser.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa.
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Did you just call me the P word?
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I got news for you, Mr. Rucker.
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I'm the best skater in town.
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Little history lesson, son.
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I am the best skater this town has ever
seen.
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Are you kidding me?
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When I'm in some type of reality TV
show, am I being punked? It's no joke,
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I'm the best.
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Oh, yeah?
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Yeah. Prove it. You and me.
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Skate off.
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I beat you. You admit I passed the test.
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You're on.
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Poser.
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I still can't believe it. Back in the
day, my dorkwad algebra teacher claims
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have been a great skater. I didn't even
know they had wheels back then, let
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alone skateboards.
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Hey, Zeke, look at what I found.
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This old yearbook, it says that Mr.
Rucker was on the skateboard team.
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A skateboard team?
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It says he was a captain. Really? A full
captain?
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I don't know, it just says captain.
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It says his nickname was Twirl.
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Guys weren't even real skaters. They
could never hang with guys like us
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And there's no way I'm losing to a guy
named Twirls.
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Twirls.
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Yeah, Twirls.
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Twirls.
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Twirls. Twirls.
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Twirls. Twirls.
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Twirls. Hey, I think we're done with
that. Good, because I couldn't stop.
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What are you doing here, dude face?
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Well, I felt really bad about your nose,
so I made these nachos. It's special
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for you. I already know about the
overturned nacho truck.
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There's a spark plug in here.
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Yeah? Oh.
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You know, you put up a really tough
front.
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But what you need is someone to melt
that icy heart.
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Someone with some serious moves.
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You are so digging it.
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You are totally digging it.
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Rucker rules?
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Are you kidding me? Hey, I'm taking
Rucker's class next semester.
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Kojo knows where his bread is, buddy.
Watch out.
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Sorry, Kojo, but I'm winning this thing.
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Rucker's a total joke.
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Here he comes.
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You ready to get old, fool?
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Bring it on, Pop.
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It's been brought.
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Good. That's what I asked you to do.
Well, then we're in agreement.
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I guess we are.
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All right, fellas. All right. Break it
up. Break it up. Okay.
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All right.
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Ladies and gentlemen!
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On this board, weighing in at 150
pounds, my boy Z!
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800 pounds, Mr.
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Twirlsruckers! Yeah!
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Waffles, do you have any idea what 800
pounds looks like? Do you know anything?
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How did you pass my test?
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Dynamite! Anyway, let's get ready to
skateboard!
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I mean, I'm sure you're still going to
beat him, but... Wow.
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An 800 -pounder?
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Boy, he's really light on his feet.
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You're not helping, okay, Lou?
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What are you going to do, man? Worker
had an answer for every move I made.
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There was only one thing I could do.
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I had to take it to the next level.
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Santa's Lost Steps? Are you crazy?
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That's right, bro.
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I'm going to end this thing, no matter
what it takes.
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Well, look, man, as your best friend, I
feel like it's my duty to tell you that
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that is awesome!
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Everybody, he's doing the Santa's Lost
Steps!
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Hey, Cass, there's something I wanted to
tell you. What's that, muffin cheeks?
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How do you keep... Whatever. I just
wanted to say that even though you
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me in the nose and ruined my favorite
dress, I did think your hunky -monkey
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whatever -it -was dance was kind of
funny.
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Kind of. I knew you were digging it.
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Anyway, I've got something for you, so
close your eyes.
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Let's get rid of your ants.
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You're welcome.
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Wow.
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You must really like me. I do not like
you. I just hate that ants live in your
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cast.
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It's gross.
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You like me. No, I don't.
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Now, can you just show me how to do that
dance?
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We can show back out, Mr. Runner.
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Look, kid, you proved your point.
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Neither of us needs to do this.
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Now, call me the P -word.
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Now it's time for me to prove you wrong.
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I
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can't
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watch. Dude, watch the leather.
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Right on my belly, Pat.
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Congratulations, kid.
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You passed.
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Looks like I'm the real poser here.
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Are you kidding me?
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You were awesome.
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Thanks, Slugnut.
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You know what, Mr. R? That was so cool.
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Hope I'm half as good as you when I'm
75.
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I'm 37.
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Waffles, come on. Do you have any
concept of numbers?
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I didn't know.
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Mr.
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Rucker, sir. I just want to say... That
was great, and here's a perfectly
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chilled sports beverage for your
drinking enjoyment.
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Is this because you're in my class next
year?
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Wow.
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That's right, I am.
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How lucky for me.
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Kojo, there's only one thing I hate more
than a poser, and it's a great grubbing
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kiss -up. Off the car.
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I couldn't agree with you more, sir.
Step away from the car.
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Yes, sir.
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Further. Okay.
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Keep going.
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You sure you don't want to chase the
drink?
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That's your bruises.
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