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I come from the net, through systems,
people, and cities, to this place.
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Mainframe.
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My format?
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Guardian. To mend and defend.
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To defend my newfound friends, their
hopes and dreams.
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To defend them from their enemies.
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They say the user lives outside the net
and inputs games for pleasure.
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No one knows for sure, but I intend to
find out.
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Reboot!
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Enzo's Override Delivery Service.
Anyone, anywhere, anytime.
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Hi, it's John Luke. Is this dot data
compression takeout?
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No, wrong number.
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A final thing to come?
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Hey, Enzo.
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How's your new delivery service coming
along?
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Oh, great.
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Just huge.
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Seriously active.
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I was written for this format. I'm going
multi, quality, major even. I'm
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crunching along at high bot and proud of
it. Call me whenever.
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Enzo? Yes? We're glad to hear it. Yeah.
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We'll be downstairs if you need us.
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Bob's going to mend a tear that showed
up after the last game.
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Okay, coolness.
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We're talking high density here.
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You'll see.
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As soon as I get some orders.
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Enzo's Override Delivery Service.
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Anyone, anywhere, anytime.
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Enzo. Megabrack? I mean, Megabyte?
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I understand.
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You have a new delivery service.
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Well, it's not exactly new, if you call
31 nanoseconds new. But it was a way for
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me to be just like my awesome sister
Dot.
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And also to get to fly around on a zip
-board making dangerous deliveries to
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-off places that... Enzo.
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Yeah? What a persuasive sales sprite you
are.
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You've convinced me to use your service
for all my deliveries.
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Very well.
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I suppose I can always find someone else
to process daring deliveries to exotic
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places.
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No, no, no, no, no. I can do it.
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I'll just tell her later. Yeah, that's
it.
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Perhaps. But first I have to see how you
handle a test program.
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You can count on me. This may be my
first after -school function, but I also
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thought that I was big enough to
handle... Take this package to
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But whatever you do, don't tell her who
sent it.
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Oh, it's a surprise.
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Precisely. No problem, Mr. Bite.
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Any luck?
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No. Wait.
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Here it comes.
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Watch your eyes.
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Glitchman.
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Stop! Bob, I did it!
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I mean, I...
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I received my very first order.
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No way.
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It's true.
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Congratulations.
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Well, got a zip. I wouldn't want to be
late to Hexadecimal's on my first
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delivery. Okay. Be careful out there.
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Hexadecimal?
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Did you say Hexadecimal?
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Yeah. Who sent this package?
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Uh, it was, uh, some guy named, uh, Jean
-Luc. Yeah, that's it.
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Why would anyone send a package to Hex?
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What's in it? A bomb?
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I don't know.
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It's a surprise.
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A bomb.
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Better access what's inside, just to be
safe.
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Glitch X -ray.
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Looks like a mask with a clock in it. I
wonder if there's a market for something
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like that.
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See? It's not a bomb. Can I go now?
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Enzo, I can't let you go to
Hexadecimal's Island.
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Huh? Oh, sure. I know what your problem
is. You don't want the competition.
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You don't want me to succeed.
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Enzo's the little brother format and
Dot's the big businesswoman who... No,
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Enzo. It's too dangerous.
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She's right. Lost Angles is no place for
a little sprite like you.
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Hey, you're supposed to be on my side.
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My business is doomed.
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End of file. Log off. I give up. I'll
never be as cool as Dot.
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Oh, compile up.
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Act your age.
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There's a simple solution to every
problem.
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Bob, you deliver the package just this
once.
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Enzo, you continue your business and
don't quit file so easily.
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And make it snappy, Bob. We've got more
fixes left in here.
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How does she do that?
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What? Get everyone else to do all the
work?
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Yeah. Don't ask me. I've been trying to
figure that one out forever.
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Little time.
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Scuzzy.
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How dare you interrupt me when I'm
putting on my face.
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I shouldn't have done that. I was glad
to see him.
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How good to see you, Scuzzy.
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What have you got for me?
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A delete command, masked as a mask.
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She'll never know what erased her. Now
all I need is some unsuspecting fool to
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deliver it.
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Like this poor boy.
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Delete me, will he? Time to calculate a
little surprise for our dear
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Megabyte. I'll delete him.
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And his delivery boy, too.
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This
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is
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the way it always... I miss all the cool
stuff.
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See?
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Well, if I can't make the delivery, I
can always watch.
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Why do I always get lost in Lost Angle?
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There's nothing worse than having to ask
a null for directions.
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Well, almost nothing.
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Come on, shoot.
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Find someone else's energy to eat.
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Exodecimal.
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I didn't expect it to be you.
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Well, I'm sorry, but I've always been
me. I have a package for you.
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Enzo's overwrite delivery.
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A package for me?
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Whatever could it be?
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A mask?
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What a shame.
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I already have one.
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You'll have to return it to Megabyte
with my regrets.
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Megabyte sent this?
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You know, returning things isn't really
part of my function.
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Have a good one.
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I said take it back.
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Bob?
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That must be Hexadecimal's hologram.
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Bob should get to Megabyte's tower just
as the clock reaches zero.
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I'd like to see Megabyte's face when his
own time -delete bomb goes off.
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I don't want to see it now.
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How diabolical of him to hide a delete
command in a harmless mask.
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I wish I'd thought of it.
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Dude! Bob's in major trouble, and it's
all my fault!
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Strange.
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That looks just like Bob.
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Now, let me get this straight.
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The package from Megabyte is a bomb?
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And Bob has no idea.
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I see what you mean.
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We've got to warn Bob.
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Well, there's still a Bob to warn.
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Deliver a package to Megabyte from
Hexadecimal?
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I don't think so.
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Glitch! Rotor!
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Goodness, he slowed down.
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Oh, no. Not now.
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Warning. Incoming danger.
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Warning. Incoming danger.
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He would.
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Cursors and crashes!
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We lost them!
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Maybe not.
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Come on!
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The score is erased!
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Deleted! Offlined!
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Can we do it again?
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Maybe later, you nut.
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Now, we gotta find Bob.
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Oh, yeah.
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Good to see you again, Gary. Certainly
is a wonderful day.
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Looks like Formula One.
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Good thing we know the formula.
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Reboot!
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And the white car in the pole position,
car number five, the user car.
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Gentlemen, start your engines.
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Bob's racing against the clock, and the
clock's going to win. You know what this
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means, Enzo.
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Oh, boy, do I.
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Reboot!
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Woo -hoo!
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What?
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Gus, wait up!
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Excuse me. Pardon me.
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Thank you.
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Don't mind me. I'm just taking the lead.
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I hate when that happens.
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Was close.
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Oh, no, you don't.
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Eighteenth place? Man, I'm really back
here. Of course, that's what night shows
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are for.
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to level two.
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Let's see who gets to level three.
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in the reflexes.
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You
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haven't
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lost me yet.
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Enzo, I think I have an idea.
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This is getting attention.
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Bob! Game corruption.
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Yes, Bob! You're okay!
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Not good.
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This is not good.
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It's an infinite data ELSA fluke.
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What's that mean?
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It means run like you've never run
before!
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Megabyte hit a delete command in the
math, just like you said. Only you
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know because I should have copied and
pasted the truth from the start. But
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you ever forgive me for inputting you in
so much... Enzo.
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Dot, Bob and I are sharing a camaraderie
after the game.
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You risked your life to come into the
game and save me.
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I couldn't let anything happen to you.
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You couldn't?
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No. Enzo would have blamed himself for
it.
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Oh. But Dot...
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Why, thank you. You're fired.
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Oh, you know, I'm so disappointed.
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I have found someone else to deliver my
packages.
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Hacks the National said. Yeah, Hacks the
National. She said she already has one.
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She said she already has one. I said
that. I know.
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Hack slash.
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Uh -oh.
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I think he means that.
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No problem.
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