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We're here.
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The enemy is there.
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We're going to surprise attack their
flank and then cut off their supply
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I'm scared.
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We're both scared, Luke.
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We're both scared.
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Let's do it!
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So
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we
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got summer jobs plucking chickens at
Kentucky's farm. Why, you ask?
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Yeah, we need big money. See, I was
making my famous helium pancakes for my
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and Carl when I sort of ruined their
summer cabin.
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So with the money we make, we want to
help them rebuild it. Yeah, and Liz is
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best friend, so we're in this together.
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All for one, one for all. We're a team,
baby.
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The job stinks, but it gave me a chance
to dust off my old driver's license.
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I used to drive all the time, but for
some reason my parents don't want me
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the family ride anymore, and I don't
understand why.
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He's a sweet driver.
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Sometimes I get an itchy foot.
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Oh, shoot, here comes Kentucky.
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Waffles, how many chickens have you
plucked since you've been here? Well,
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about... Squat.
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Look, they're just so darn cute.
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Especially Herman.
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Don't you want to smooch him?
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You're fired, Waffles.
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Now, hold on, Mr. Tucky.
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Luce and I are a team.
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All for one, one for all. And if you're
going to fire him, you're going to have
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to fire me, too.
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Zeke, you're fired.
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Kind of saw that coming. Yeah, me too.
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Wait, don't tell me...
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Dude, you won't believe what happened.
Yes, no, maybe. Don't forget that I'm a
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genius. Are you crazy? Someone could be
listening to us. Wait, don't tell me.
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Not again.
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Would you just calm down? Is there a
problem?
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Let's get a pizza.
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This will act like nothing ever
happened. Calm down. It's only Tuesday.
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We'll get a pizza.
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And hope that no one will hear us
talking. Calm down. Cause I'm a genius.
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It's only Thursday.
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And by tomorrow we'll have everything
just fine.
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There's a job.
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Organ donor.
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What are you talking about? We don't
even own a piano.
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What kind of job do I want?
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What kind of job do I want?
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Do you want a job where you skate all
day and get paid tons of money?
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Now you're talking to me? Well, I might
just have the job for you.
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What is it?
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It's not me. It's Garm Garush.
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Hi, everybody.
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Garm Garush. Coming to you live from
Garush TV.
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in garuta vision if you're a great
skater then you listen up because i'm
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for the best of the best to test out my
new high -tech skating equipment so if
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you think that you've got what it takes
buddy then garm wants you yeah garm out
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send all applications to garm industries
peel box 101 hidden palms california
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weenies whiners and whack jobs may not
apply i gotta admit when i was a kid
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Garm was my favorite skater.
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Groosh, swoosh, groosh, swoosh.
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Until he ate it big time at the X Games.
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Z and I were sitting right in the front.
It was nasty.
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Garm never skated again.
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Now he just invents cool, weird skate
gear like this.
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The world's tiniest skateboard.
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It's like the size of a rice kernel.
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This is a rice kernel.
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Where'd my teensy skateboard go?
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Anyway, jobs with Garm are paying big
cannolis, and if he hires us, I can help
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Nana and Carl rebuild their summer
cabin.
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Who are you talking to, you ham bone?
We're trying to sleep.
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Carl. Be nice to little Lucy.
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He's letting us stay here for our summer
vacation.
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Sorry, cookie buns.
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Why do old people go to sleep so early?
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Since Luke and I are a team, I'm filling
out our application together just so
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that we have the best shot of Garm
picking us. This is so great. Skating
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and getting paid for it. Woo!
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Hold up, C. We don't have the job yet.
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All right, let's make sure we have
everything we need.
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Picture, bio, self -addressed envelope.
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Yep, got everything.
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Oh, I got a little present for Garm.
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Tap.
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It's the best bribing candy.
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Every purchase comes with free nasal
spray.
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Oh, load me up, miniature lady.
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I'll need a week's worth of wedges going
on a top -secret gathering of like
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-minded individuals.
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No top secret. Even if you tickled my
tummy, I wouldn't tell.
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No taker?
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Hmm, a portable potato wedger. Perhaps I
might just purchase your little
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invention. You want to buy my machine?
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Precisely. Crisp.
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Brown wedges at my fingertips.
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No fucked cleanup.
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It would make wedging a breeze.
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Sorry, but I have other plans for my...
Wedge -o -matics.
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I suppose you foolios think you're gonna
be the new test skaters. Well,
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newsflash, God wants the real deal.
Watch out!
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Kojo, dream on. Luth and I are gonna get
the job because we're the best skaters
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around and because we're gonna get our
application delivered first.
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How do you know that?
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Because there's Mike right there.
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Ornelius Jonesworth.
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Oh, no.
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No, no, no, no, no.
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30 ,000 applications, and I still
haven't found him. Theo, enough with the
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crow. Because at this point, really just
kind of getting creepy.
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What kind of pinhead would mail taffy?
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Oh, yeah.
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I think I finally found what I'm looking
for.
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We haven't heard anything from Grouch
Industries.
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Waiting for Mike the mailman has become
all that Luth and I can think about.
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Luth, I told you, moving the hands
forward isn't going to make time go
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Put it back.
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Oh, there he is! There he is!
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Dear sir, big word, big word.
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Welcome to the team of Luther and Zeke
as the new escape testers of Jerusalem!
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We got the job! We got the job!
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Sorry, guys.
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We don't usually get jiggy with postal
workers.
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Oh, no.
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It says we have to be at a skate lab in
Hidden Palms, California.
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This Friday at noon sharp. The day after
tomorrow.
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Hidden palms?
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That's forever away. How are we going to
get there?
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There's only one way.
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It's hers.
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No lie.
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Eleven -year -old Minnie Munch sold 65
,000 boxes of Junior Scout cookies. Most
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of them to the Chinese government.
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That's not the point. The point is that
she won the top prize, which is a cool
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car. Whatever. It's not like I'm bitter.
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Anyhow, it's not like I'm going to beg.
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Come on, Ginger, please.
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So, do you want me to let you borrow my
car so you can see some crazy
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billionaires? You know what? I don't
even know why I ask.
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You're such a selfish little butt munch.
Sure, you can borrow it. You have a
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heart of stone. A heart of stone.
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Wait.
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Was that a yes?
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Don't scratch it.
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How am I supposed to enjoy my summer
vacation when I can't even figure out
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to work a cockamamie remote?
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Look, first off, Carl, it's not a
remote, okay?
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It's not a curling iron. Oh, Carl,
you're such a lovable dunderhead.
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Everything but the lovable part.
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Okay, look, simple.
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First press power, okay? Then auxiliary
A. Then menu. Then info. Then matrix.
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And then you press 01 .1 and boom,
you're done.
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Anna.
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Try to enjoy yourself when I'm gone. I
will, sweetie.
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Carl.
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Try not to get any balder. Try not to
get any dumber.
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Bye.
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Bang. Read the word.
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We're having a hoot, Nanny.
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Bam! Woo -hoo!
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Chips in the net.
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Look.
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Cool, Dave.
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Fake leather gloves.
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37 bags of turkey jerky.
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Let's roll.
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What are you doing here, Peanut Teeth?
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Oh, no, you're not coming with us.
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Oh, yeah, I am.
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Why do you think I'd let you borrow my
sweet ride?
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I have a little business with Mr.
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Garmgaroosh. We're going to be partners
and sell my Wedge -O -Matic to millions
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of skaters everywhere.
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No skater would ever want to buy that
dumb machine.
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Put me down for two.
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Before we hit the road, I say we do one
thing first.
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Hey,
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Kojo. Do us a favor while we're up at
Garb's Fat. Yeah, why don't you look
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the place for us, huh? We'll put you in
charge.
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Yeah? Well, why you gone?
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Moms and I are making homemade jerky.
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Uh -huh.
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Full -on teriyaki flavor.
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Hate to be you guys.
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Whatever you say, sucker.
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Because we're on the road to greatness.
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Thanks to be you.
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Yeah!
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Hello.
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A little help?
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Just six hours to get to Groucho
Industries?
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Start a drinking.
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I have to tinkle.
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Let's just go back and relax.
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Got to use the restroom.
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Enjoy the ride.
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Can I go to the bathroom, Luth? I told
you we're not going to stop at the
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bathroom. Everybody.
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I love Luth, but the guy's got a tiny
bladder, like a baby hamster. It's not
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true.
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Really? Then what was that noise?
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It's my ringtone.
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It makes me want to tinkle.
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You can touch the sky in the summertime.
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Yo, you can send them with that feeling
in their mind.
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Hey, hey, hey. Yo, we just hang with the
truth, man. You know how we do in
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summertime. Hey, hey, hey.
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Okay, it's the summertime, and I'm going
to let you know the plan. I'm just
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kicking it with my toes in the sand.
See, the wintertime really had my nose
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my hands, sneezing all over my shirt.
I'm like, I'm cold, y 'all, but man,
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summertime, okay.
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Screaming, everybody blow up like the
sun. The day won't even start unless I
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show up. And it's eight to the key in
the summertime, baby.
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We'll be right back.
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And yet we ain't giving it back.
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Okay, Garm said to be in his place by
noon sharp.
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Just admit it, pea brain. We're lost.
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No, we are not lost. I know exactly
where we're going. We are lost. Look,
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there's a shortcut right there.
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Okay, now we're lost.
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We're going to be late, man.
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That's your fault, Mr. 50 Tinkle Break.
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It's really your fault because you're so
short. Everyone, just chill.
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Now, it looks like we're at some place
called Area 57.
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Yeah. Area 57. Why?
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Area 57 is where the government hides
things they don't want the public to
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about. Okay, I'm talking... Aliens live
here.
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Okay, it's a known fact.
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Happened to be an expert on this
subject.
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This is coming from a guy who can't tie
his shoelaces.
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I figured if he can't tie a knot, die a
lot.
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What's that noise?
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Probably... Herman, getting hungry.
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Why in the world would you bring a
chicken along?
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Hey, it's his first road trip, okay?
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Luce, we are not going to Garmsbad with
a stupid chicken.
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It's not stupid.
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Are you too happy? Wait, wait.
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Herman! Luce, we don't have time for
this.
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Okay, Cookie Buns, now no peeking.
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It's been a while since I've done it.
This bat is so heavy.
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Oh, come on, Trigger Dumpling. You can
do it.
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All right. Now crack that donkey.
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This is a special moment. Maybe you
should stay here.
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Because the egg's gonna need a father,
and if you...
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Okay,
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they had me, all right? And since aliens
are superior to us in every way, I had
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to fight dirty.
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Because fighting dirty is what humans do
best.
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Look, guys! Alien cheerleaders!
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No such thing as alien.
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Except for those two.
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And the big one behind us.
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All right, alien.
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I know how you operate.
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You're here to take someone back to your
planet.
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And since Luke and I have this dream gig
going on and we do it together, you
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should take my sister.
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Don't go.
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Wait,
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what did he say?
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Must take.
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To our leader.
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Bow to me.
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This is sacred land. You boys and your
miniature lady have soiled it with your
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stupidity. Wait.
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Miniature lady?
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Your voice sounds familiar.
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Bless your name, Gingotar.
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Voila!
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Ozzy, you butt brain, what are you doing
here? We are on our yearly trip to Area
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57 where we, the cream of the human
crop, gather to welcome aliens.
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Gingotar, I got a rock in my shoe again.
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Oh, young Spordak.
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Approach. Hold on.
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Oz, we need your help.
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We need to get to Hidden Palms in less
than an hour. Is there anything you can
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do? Zoco!
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Get them food and water.
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Spordak, plot them, of course.
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Munkatar.
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Give me my ointment, please.
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00:18:12,180 --> 00:18:15,040
Got a tanker sore from kissing a
Valkron.
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Not really.
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00:18:16,880 --> 00:18:19,340
Well, thanks, Oz. Is there anything we
can do to return the favor?
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Oh, can I borrow your world a
Battlecraft video game when I get back?
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Yeah. Really? No.
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Yeah, you can. Let's go.
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May the traffic be light, fellow
travelers.
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Yo,
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I gotta do this, babes.
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When I get to Gorm's crib and show him
my skill set, he's going to say, you
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freaking loser, get your sorry buns back
to Gilroy. Watch out.
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So don't wait up, homie.
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Man's got to deal with a man's got to
deal.
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Kojo, sweetie, did you pack your footie
pajamas?
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Quit joking around, moms.
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I don't own no footie PJs. I'm not
joking around. You always complaining
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your chilly toes.
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She's always getting me mixed up with my
nerdy little brother.
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As my only baby child, I'm...
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about your feet.
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I don't know.
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Check this place out.
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There they are, Theo.
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Right on time, huh?
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Impressive.
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This place is awesome.
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Look out!
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Holy crap, take Mr. Groose.
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We are so sorry.
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No, I'm good, dude.
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I'm good.
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Well, we're a flea consumer.
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I mean, geek and loser.
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I mean, Clark and Hootcher. I know
exactly who you are. I have no idea who
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are. I'm Ginger. I have a business
proposition that's going to blow your
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off. Splendid. But for now.
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Welcome to Garouche Industries, where
imagination meets the extreme.
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I love you, Garouche.
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Luke,
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Luke, Luke, easy, easy.
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Mr. Garouche, this is just the greatest
moment of our lives.
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My staff is at your disposal.
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Enjoy your visit. Have a great time, for
it shall be
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your last.
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00:20:33,580 --> 00:20:34,580
All right, that's enough.
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Next time on Zeke and Luther, I turn the
guys into official test skaters. Ginger
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gets the green light to sell her potato
thingy on my Garm TV channel.
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And the guys get a look at the future of
skateboarding.
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But which one of them will ride it?
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If they knew what I had in store for
them, they'd wish they'd never learned
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skateboard at all.
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00:21:05,930 --> 00:21:06,930
See you.
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