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To become a pro skater, it takes hard
work and dedication.
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But it also takes a little tender loving
care.
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And that's why every Thursday afternoon,
Luke and I slow down for a bit and take
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care of the things we love most.
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Our board.
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How's it going over there, Luke?
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Oh, time to dry off.
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Our board loves a bubble bath.
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Why do we do it? Because when it comes
to skateboarding, we care.
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What? Hey, Julio. You go on and get your
buns on down the ramps. Couple
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gentlemen looking for you. You want to
tell me who they are?
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I'll give you a little hint.
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It rhymes with the cop.
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Oh, I gave it away.
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Luke, we got a problem.
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Wait, don't tell me...
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You won't believe what happened. Yes,
no, maybe. Don't forget that I'm a
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Are you crazy? Someone should be
listening to us. Wait, don't tell me.
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again. Would you just calm down? Is
there a problem?
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Let's get a pizza.
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And then we'll 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 overheard 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 lady from Puerto Rico. She
looks mad.
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Relax, Dr. Worrywart. I have this woman
wrapped around my finger.
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Toddy, I must say you were looking...
Damn it, roller boy.
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That worked.
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Boys, we have an agreement.
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I let you skateboard or skate back here
in exchange for one thing.
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Remember? Of course. We clean up the
trash. Nice for you because it makes the
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area clean. Nice for us because it makes
for great skating.
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That guy's wigging me out.
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Not just because he's a policeman. I
have a thing about people with beady
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I call it a win -win. Right.
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Well, you want to tell me what that is?
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In addition to being the greatest skate
spot in all of Gilroy, Ramps is also the
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backside of a mini mall, which means
there's a lot of nastiness rolling
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back there. Yeah, plastic bags, old
cups, old textbooks.
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Anyways, we said we'd pick it up, and at
some point we decided to roll it into a
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ball. Why did we do that again?
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Because we thought it'd be funny.
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This isn't funny.
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Unsightly nuisance.
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98 bucks.
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This is going to get expensive.
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Sorry about that.
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Expensive for you.
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What?
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Kojo, where are you going?
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Tell Joelle.
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Wait, hold on. Guys, guys, come on. What
are we supposed to do with this thing?
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We're in this together.
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Wait, I know what we can do with this.
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I'm waiting. Tomorrow is my mother's
birthday.
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I usually get my mom a smelly candle.
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No, no, no. Look, there's definitely
something in here that she'll like. It's
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just, how do we get it to my house?
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Woo -hoo! Just keep smacking it, Luke.
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I can do it.
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I can do it.
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back to Good Day, Gilroy. My guest this
morning is an enterprising 15 -year -old
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boy named Cornelius Jonesworth.
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While most teens today are busy wasting
time, flouching, Kojo here has been busy
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designing his very own body spray.
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That's right, Dale. I've developed my
own secret formula from 11 herbs and
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spices. I call it... Kojo.
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The ladies love it. It's gonna be a real
moneymaker.
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Watch out!
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Watch out, indeed.
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My. That is a very pungent must.
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How about a little spray for the host if
the ladies love it so much? Not that I
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really need it.
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I really need it. No freebies, bro.
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Gentlemen, if you'd like to kickstart
your love life, cogestions. Goes on sale
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tomorrow at Don's on the pier.
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No freebies, bro.
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Louis, it's noon.
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What are you doing up so early?
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You're where?
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Yeah, my mom, she didn't appreciate the
gift.
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She's got a smelly candle.
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Well, bottom line is that she wants it
off her property, so I brought it here.
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Very funny, Duncan.
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Sorry, Duncan.
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For sale, unique collector's item.
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Big. Beautiful, eight -foot ball of
trash.
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How much?
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Fifty -five dollars.
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Yeah?
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Although it is starting to attract
flies.
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Fifty bucks?
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Best offer.
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Oh, look.
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Little league hat.
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Aw, and you wrote the K backwards.
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You're such a cute kid.
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That was two years ago.
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Oh.
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Look, my old banana peel.
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He knows yours.
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Grubner, 12 o 'clock.
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Lenny, take a knee.
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Out of the bushes, lovey cheeks. This is
not a social call. I'm just passing
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through.
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Grubner, why do you have a kid on a
leash?
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I'm a twacker.
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Okay. Pink who always care. We do bake
sales, car washes, and today we're doing
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free child care for moms without
nannies.
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Why?
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Where's your stinky friend?
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That would be an eight -foot ball of
trash.
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We're selling it. Oh, snooker doodle. It
should be sorted.
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Metal, paper, glass, plastic. Then
twisty -tied and dropped off at the
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plant.
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Beady eyes again. Those beady eyes make
me nervous.
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Lisa, I am offended by your tone. I'm a
skater. If I did everything I was
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supposed to do, I wouldn't have time to
do what I care about most.
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Skating.
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Can I have a little help, please?
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Toe Jettins, bro. Game changer.
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Hey, TJ.
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Looking dandy.
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What are you doing, Cap Hot? I have this
friend who's not very good with the
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ladies, and he's very interested in your
product.
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Really? Okay, it's me.
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What are you wearing? Oh, that would be
my own body odor. I also have a soft
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-boiled egg in my shorts.
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I don't think so, Cap Hot.
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Wait a minute. I have an idea.
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What if I were to be your guinea pig?
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If your cogestions worked on me and
turned me into a first -rate ladies'
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I'll make millions.
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The twackers are doing yard work for the
homeless.
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You want to come with?
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You'd look yummy in a beret.
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Corn sticks.
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BTW, that ball of trash outside is an
environmental hazard.
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We'd be happy to pitch in and help you
get rid of it. We got it, Lisa. We're
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getting rid of it. Lisa and I are going
to fill it for 50 bucks.
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Cute and dumb.
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I guess that's how I like them.
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Bye, Grubner.
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Sorry about that.
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No problem.
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I'm, uh, Bob.
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I'm calling about the ball of trash.
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Yeah, you and everyone else, Bob.
Getting a lot of calls about that.
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So, you want 50 bucks for it, huh?
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Yeah, the old ball of trash is like
family to me. I don't want to sell it,
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my brother's coming back from college
and we have to turn the trash ball room
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into an actual bedroom.
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Look, here's my offer.
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You pay me 50 bucks and I'll take it off
your hands.
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What? Look, pal, it's a ball of stinking
trash.
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No one's going to buy it off you. No
one. And I'm guessing by now that things
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become a serious hassle.
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50 bucks.
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Sold.
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Yes. All right, so we made 50 bucks?
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Not exactly.
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I can't believe we have to pay to get
rid of this thing.
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And don't you think it's a little weird
that Bob wants to meet on a pier at
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midnight? I just want it gone.
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It's taking over our lives. It's costing
us money.
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It's attracting cats.
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But nothing good happens on the pier at
midnight, okay? Nothing.
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It's fine.
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Hey, got the money?
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You must be Bob.
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No names.
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Just trying to be friendly.
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Grabby. What are you going to do with
it?
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Recycle it or something?
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Yeah, something like that.
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Now beat it.
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I don't know, bro. Something just
doesn't feel right. I know.
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I'm not asleep.
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People throw junk in the ocean all the
time, right? I bet a shark will eat it.
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And besides, it wasn't us, that guy.
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Bob did it.
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Lutz? I'm outside.
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I was freaking out about Bob, okay, so I
turned on the TV.
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ASO? Turn on the TV!
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The trash is being washed up from the
levee to the pier. And I just got word
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that the beach commissioner has closed
Pacific Shores until volunteers can
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up the mess. That is our trash.
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You think?
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I hate being in trouble.
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Trackers are on the job, Mr. Davis.
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We're not only going to clean up this
unsightly nonsense, but we're also
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for clues trying to find out who's
responsible for all this.
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One can only wonder what kind of sicko
would cause this disaster.
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That's my book.
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It shakes this reporter to his very
core.
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This is bad.
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I got to lay down. Our names are all
over that stuff. I know.
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Come on, Luth. No.
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Okay.
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I hate being in trouble.
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Let's hit the beach!
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Yeah! Let's hit the beach! Oh, no. We
are going to turn over every grain of
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sand, and we are going to find the punks
who did this. They're going to find out
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it's us.
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Bro. Let's hit the beach!
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What are we going to do? Let's hit the
beach!
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Yeah! Let's hit the beach!
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Yeah! We're going to hit the beach!
Yeah!
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We did it!
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Hey, mister.
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I thought all you cared about was
skateboarding.
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Why the change of heart?
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We saw you on TV and we started freaking
out.
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Freaking out about the environment.
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I knew you were the perfect man.
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Bro, we gotta go. We're stuck.
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Gentlemen,
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the world is full of beautiful female
ladies. And nowhere on earth are they
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abundant than right here at Don's.
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Ready?
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Cojo. So I'm going to prove to you that
cogescence can turn any man into a
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ladies' man.
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You, sir, may I have a moment of your
time?
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Why, yes, I suppose. I was just here
minding my own business reading a book.
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See, this guy is a nerd, with a capital
Erd, but with the help of
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cogescence.
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Score three numbers in ten minutes, or
I'll give away my man's spray for free.
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Okay, now don't mess this up.
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What's up with you? I feel itchy. Have
you tested this stuff for allergies?
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This is no time for allergies, dweeb.
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If you don't get digits, we don't get
paid.
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We dodged a bullet.
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I say we go skate ramps. Still want
this, bro?
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Hey, kids.
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Well, dang it!
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Terrific job out there today.
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So, what's on deck for the teens who
always care?
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You know, just some general... caring.
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Actually, Mr.
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Davis, a twacker's job is never done.
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Next, we're putting our focus on saving
the poor spotted tree lizard.
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Such a tragedy.
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And my audience loves tragedy.
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So, how would you three like to be
guests on my show this afternoon?
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We'd love to!
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Excuse me, ladies. I hope I'm not
interrupted.
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But would you mind if I were to woo you?
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Excuse me, Oz.
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Forget wooing. Just smell me.
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My man's off to a slow start.
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Then probably hadn't kicked in yet.
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Sorry about the salad, Rose.
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I need to toss it anyway. Here, let me.
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Hello, my sherry.
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A little for you.
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Okay, 30 seconds till air.
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Just stay relaxed and have fun, you
guys. I don't even know what we're
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about. Just like Grubner do all the
talking. This is so exciting. I've
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wanted to be on Good Day Gilroy. Well,
then today's your lucky day.
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Sweetie, we're getting a real glare off
those braces of yours. You're off the
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show. No, but I'm a huge fan.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa. We need her.
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Make me proud, boys.
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Our next two guests.
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are members of a teen activist group,
Teens Who Always Care.
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Zeke, Luther, what did you think when
you first walked up on the beach and saw
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all that trash?
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Well, we saw we were in huge trouble.
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And by we, I mean we of people of the
earth.
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I know the authorities are working very
hard to find the culprit, but tell me,
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why do you guys care so much?
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Well, the elders...
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There's just so much to care about. You
got your environment, the planet.
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Yeah. Old people.
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And all that type of stuff.
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But today, you're both here to talk
about the spotted tree lizard.
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We love those things.
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Have you ever just grabbed one and
caressed its little wings?
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Wings? Arms.
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He means arms.
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Well, our viewers are in luck today
because we happen to have from the
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Zoo an... actual spotted tree lizard.
Bring him on out here. Come on. Don't be
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shy.
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There we go.
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So boys, tell me a few facts and figures
about this fine specimen.
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Well, as you can see, it's a very
lovable creature.
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Hey, little fella.
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Those beady eyes again.
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This is bad.
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Oh, he doesn't.
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Look, too lovable. Oh, no, that's just
how a lizard says hi.
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Oh! Oh!
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Oh, lizard goo!
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He doesn't seem too friendly.
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No, no, there's nothing to be alarmed
about. That's just how a lizard makes
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friends. It's like a friend request.
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Oh! Lizard goo!
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Now stop petting that thing!
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Oh! Oh!
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Oh! Oh!
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Lizard goo! Get that stinking lizard out
of here right now!
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You guys don't seem like teens who care.
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It's because we don't care.
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We're just a couple of skaters who
didn't understand that there's a good
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to recycle up until now.
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Excuse me? We paid a guy 50 bucks to get
rid of the big ball of trash we had and
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wound up ruining the whole beach.
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Yeah, we let down the people of the
earth.
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The truth is, up until now, we really
only cared about skating.
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The real teen who cares is right over
there.
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Lisa, do you want to come up here?
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Thank you, Zeke.
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I think you two have learned something
very important.
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And just so you know, I'm not going to
let this affect our relationship.
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We did learn something very important.
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Yeah, even though we care about skating
and stuff, we care about other things
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too. Well said, Luther Waffles.
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That's why we started some new trash
balls. But this time, we made sure to
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them out properly.
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We got paper, plastic, stuff that smells
gross, and things we might eat later.
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Scotty?
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The long ball.
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Oh. Look, I don't know what to say.
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Gotcha, Tex.
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I'm sorry.
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Are you kidding me? I want to buy every
can you have.
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What? I feel sorry for me.
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I've never gotten more sympathy hugs.
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Oh, it burns so good.
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Uh -oh.
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Betty, I get crusty eyes in the morning.
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