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These knee pads are supposed to
withstand 375 cubic pounds of force,
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that means.
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It means you could whack me with this
canoe paddle and it wouldn't even hurt.
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Really? Try it out.
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What do you want, Hootie? I'm here on a
mission of the utmost
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importance. I'm here to speak with Roy
Waffles.
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Roy Waffles?
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Who's Roy Waffles? My little brother,
dude. Get to know me.
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And I totally forgot Luth even has a
little brother. All he does is hang out
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his room. The only time I've ever seen
him was on their family Christmas card.
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So, what do you want with Roy?
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Since the two of you never spend any
quality time together, your parents
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contacted me through the Big Brother
Association.
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They want me to become...
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His role model.
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We'll try to get him out of his room
because he plays video games 24 -7. At
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ease, civilians.
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I don't mean to be a nozzle jockey, but
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don't you think you should be the one
spending time with Roy? I mean, you are
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his real big brother after all. Why?
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You never spend time with Ginger.
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That's not true. We have mandatory
sibling hangout time every week.
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In your face, Minnie Munch. I could do
this all day.
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Think of it like this.
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With Hootie as his big brother, Roy
could turn out as weird as him or
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Report to me at once, soldier.
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Hit the highway, Hootie. Okay, I'll take
the big brothering from here. Roy and I
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have a good connection.
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Open up, Roy. It's your big brother,
Luther.
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Luther?
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I sat next to you at Thanksgiving.
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Beat it! I'm at level five!
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He's a cute little guy.
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Wait, don't tell me. Dude, you won't
believe what happened. Yes, no, maybe.
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Don't forget that I'm a genius. Are you
crazy? Someone should be listening to
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us. Wait, don't tell me. Not again.
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Would you just calm down? Is there a
problem?
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Let's get a pizza and then we'll act
like nothing ever happened. Calm down.
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only Tuesday.
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We'll get a pizza and hope that no one
overheard us talking. Calm down. Cause
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I'm a genius.
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It's only Thursday.
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Goodbye tomorrow. We'll have everything
just fine.
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whether you like it or not.
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Now open up.
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My knuckles are swollen.
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It's been over a half hour.
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You know, I saw this one movie where the
bank robbers wouldn't come out of the
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bank, so the cops cranked up the heat
and sweated them out.
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Yeah, that's good.
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We'll fry his little fanny.
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Yeah, well, I think you're doing a good
thing, bro.
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You know, there was a time when we used
to be real close.
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We'd hang out all the time.
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Then what happened?
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Then he learned how to crawl.
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We grew apart and founded video games
and... The rest is history.
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He's coming.
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Bro, you're fine.
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My controller!
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Hey, you'll get this back when you start
bonding with Luther, okay?
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Who's this boo face?
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I'm Zeke.
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He's your big bro's best bro.
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No one cares!
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Okay, we're gonna go outside and get
some fresh air.
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Now,
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this little place we call Ramp. Best
skating spot in Gilroy.
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What? The big orange ball in the sky.
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Are you kidding? That's the sun.
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Look, stupid.
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Look, it's not stupid, okay? It's good
for heating up stuff.
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Killing my eyes.
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Bam, bam, bam!
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Die, son, die!
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Bam, bam, bam!
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We're losing them!
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I like playing video games, too. But
this is the real world, so you're going
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have to deal with it.
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Look, I got this pamphlet, okay, with
suggestions on things we can do.
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Right here. Take your little brother
swimming.
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Know anyone with a pool?
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No. It's going to be fun.
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Oh, wait. We do have that old slippy
slide we found in the dumpster.
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Oh, yes.
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That's good. Who are those guys? They
look really good with this nice short
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summer haircut.
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Those are the plunks. They're bullies
and they shave people's heads, so stay
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away from them.
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Roy, your brother happens to be an
expert at the slippy slide.
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The key is use lots of mayonnaise.
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Yeah.
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If you drop the controller in the
bathtub, it doesn't work anymore.
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What does that even have to do with
anything?
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Hey, look, just stay focused, all right?
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Luther spending time with Roy made me
wonder why I can't be a better brother
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Ginger. That's why I made her a meat
bouquet.
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Girls always love bouquets, right?
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Calm, C.
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Calm.
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It's awkward.
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I don't really know how to do this, but
I made you this meat bouquet.
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First off, I'm trying to find my inner
peace with this sniffer. And second,
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try. You probably sprayed that with goat
spit.
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No, no, no, Jens, I'm actually trying to
be nice.
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This is your idea of being nice?
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Giving me rancid meat?
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Get out of here, you're stinking of my
room!
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Calm feet! Calm feet! This isn't going
to be easy.
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All right, little man, big bro's behind
the day.
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I'm going to need some money.
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Hey, Don, this is my little brother,
Roy. Hey.
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You look like a mutant mantis from
Buttercraft 5.
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Yeah. I get that a lot. Wow.
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These look super delicious. We'll take
three of those.
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Dream on.
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These babies are like glazed gold.
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They're a special order.
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I can't really talk about it because
it's a top government secret.
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What? I didn't say anything.
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All right. We'll take whatever you got
left.
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Sorry. I didn't have time to bake fresh
ones.
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Okay, so what can we do next?
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We can start a leaf collection.
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Boring.
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What are you doing?
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What? I only need to help her.
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You're not in your room anymore, okay?
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I know.
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Otherwise, I'd be having fun.
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You just eat your stinking donut.
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a special order. You two are worse than
flies.
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Get your dirty mitts off me. Nobody
messes with a plunk and gets away with
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Just stay away. Shoo, shoo. Go on.
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Oh no, they're coming over here.
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Were you looking at us, Waffles?
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No, I was just looking through you.
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So you're saying we're invisible, like
goats or certain goblins?
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Charlie, twice.
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You didn't mean anything by it, so why
don't you just take off? We'll take off
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when we're good and ready.
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We do whatever we want.
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Yeah.
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I think I broke her shoes.
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You've got wimpy teeth.
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Whoa, those guys act like they have 20
bonus lives.
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What do you want to do, Roy? You want to
make a wallet? Yeah, we could go
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fishing. Or tennis.
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Hmm.
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Tennis might work.
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All right, Roy, the main thing you need
to know about tennis is it's easy.
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Any goofball can do it.
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That's it, Roy. I've been trying to
spend time with you all day. All right,
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you're just being a little brat.
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So I'm done.
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Find yourself a new big brother.
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I don't care.
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You are boring anyway.
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Roy, out.
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Even though the whole Luther Roy thing
was a complete disaster, I'm not giving
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up on Ginger.
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Okay, so she didn't take my meat
bouquet, so I left some gummy fish on
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pillow. They do it in motels, so I know
it's classy.
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Did you do to my pillow?
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I know you love gummy fish, so I just
left them there.
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No, I swear, I was just trying to be
nice.
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Well, stop it and leave me alone!
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Man, what is with younger sibling?
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Open up, Roy! You can have your stupid
controller back!
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Video message.
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He's gone to the plunk side.
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Bro, I got your text.
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What's up?
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Roy is with the plunks now. They've
become his big brother.
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No, dude, that's horrible.
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Are you trying to make me feel worse?
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Sorry, what do you want me to say? That
it's not that bad?
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Yeah. Okay, it's not that bad.
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Yes, it is. It's horrible. I'm the worst
big brother ever. We both are, okay?
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Come on. We've got to go find the
plunks.
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Here's your order. We're taking them to
go.
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Hey, can you guys keep a secret?
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Yeah. I've got to tell someone. I'm
bursting at the seams.
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The president's in town for a luncheon,
and he's going to be eating my pastry
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that I baked with my own two hands.
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I should start washing these.
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That's great. We've got to roll. Go.
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Look, if you want to be a band geek, you
gotta have the proper haircut.
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Roy, give us the number five salad bowl.
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And this bunny thing.
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Well done.
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You were born to be a plunk.
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Look, Charlie!
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Let my brother go!
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Please?
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Why should we?
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Well, my mom wrote this note.
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Dear Plunk, Roy has to come home for
lunch or dinner, depending on what time
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is, sign Roy's mom?
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This note's a fake.
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Oh, no, you should keep reading.
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P .S.
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This note is not a fake.
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It appears the note is legitimate.
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No, it's not. Butt Neck here wrote it.
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Okay, why don't we just ask Roy what he
wants to do? Stay with you guys or come
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home with Luther?
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That's a good idea.
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Roy?
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We have big plans later.
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What big plans?
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None of your beeswax.
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Yeah. We're not telling you anything
about glazed gold.
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Glazed gold.
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Glazed gold.
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Glazed gold.
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It's obvious what's going down here. The
plunks and Roy are going to try to
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steal the president's fancy dessert
cart. This is real bad, okay? If Roy
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busted, he'd go to prison.
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Oh, we got to stop him.
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But how?
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You have a plan, man. Just let me think,
okay?
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I
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got
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it. What's your genius plan? You are
going to be on that caravan of sweets
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tonight. How, you ask?
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I'm going to bake you inside a large
cake.
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I'll pass it on to Chef Don.
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Hey, what are you doing on my phone?
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It rang while you were in the back.
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Anyway, I know nothing of what's going
on, but that was the president's
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assistant, and they want to add to their
order.
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Boy, that's great.
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What does the president want? A cake.
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Coconut cake.
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Coconut.
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Got it.
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How big?
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Big. Really big. Four feet high, with a
hollow center big enough to fit Luther.
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Wait a second.
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Something's wrong here.
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This pen's out of ink.
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Hey, sirs, let me ask you something.
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Where did you buy those very comfortable
-looking pants? When you bend over,
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how's the keister? Is the keister cool?
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My uncle was in security. He saw an
opportunity to move higher up in the
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Yeah, the top is always the best when
you're trying to move ahead quickly.
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Yeah, my uncle was a great guy. He
always deserved a wink.
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Well, it's great talking to you fine
gentlemen, and good luck with those
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comfortable pants.
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Okay, I'm getting worried. I haven't
heard from Luther in over an hour. I
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what kind of reception he's getting in
there. It took me four hours to finally
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get the gummy fish out of my hair.
Ginge, look, I promise I'm going to make
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up to you. No, don't.
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That's Luther.
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You're evil.
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Luther, what's going on?
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Can you see anything?
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I think a little.
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We're crossing into a park.
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Can you see the plunks? Or Roy?
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Oh, no! The giant blob is about to
attack us!
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Oh, wait, wait. That's just frosting on
the lens. Let me wipe that off.
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What's happening now?
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We popped again.
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I was so nervous someone was going to
try to steal the president's pastries,
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hair on my back was standing on end.
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Look, I'll show you.
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We're in some kind of room.
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I think it's that hotel storage bin near
your house.
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Roy, it's Roy. He's the inside man.
Luke, just don't do anything stupid.
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I'm in a cage. I can't get more stupid.
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Way to go, Roy, man.
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I'm allergic to coconut.
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There's something whack about that cake.
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I know that we don't always get along,
okay? But you've got to come home. You
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can't hang out with these guys.
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Why not?
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Because they're using you.
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No, they're not. They're the best.
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Oh, wait.
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Let's roll.
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You're drunk. You're drunk.
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You're drunk.
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Roy just learned a nasty lesson, that
the punks are nasty dudes. With the cops
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closing in, I had to do what big
brothers do.
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Teach him something he could carry with
him for the rest of his life.
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Rub these sticky buns all over your
body, okay?
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Why? Just trust your brother, Luther.
I'm with you.
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Keep going.
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Look at this mess.
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If you had accomplices, then where are
they? I swear, they were right here.
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I'm completely baffled.
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This is so cool, bro.
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I know, bro.
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Take these yahoos downtown.
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That's what they say on those Spanish
cop shows.
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Being a good big brother isn't about
some pamphlet.
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Yeah, you have to make your own rules as
you go along. The most important thing
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is just being there for him.
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At least I got him out of his room,
right?
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