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Yo, yo, Higgity, yo!
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Yo! Yo!
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Higgity! Hey, Charlotte, you don't look
busy. Can you help me with my ho -ho
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Higgity homework?
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I would love to, but I have to sharpen
Ray's giant sis -sis -siggity... His
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scissors, his giant scissors. I'm sorry,
I couldn't keep it going.
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Oh, you got another grand opening today?
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You love those.
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Sure do.
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I love all the fanfare. I love that new
store smell.
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You love making every grand opening
about yourself?
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Shh.
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That's my line, big dog.
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What? That's where to use that entrance
line.
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Oh. Uh, howdy doody, my little cuties.
Please stop talking.
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No. Don't do that again. No.
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Oh, is this the grand opening, Scissors?
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That's right.
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We have another grand opening? You bet
your butt we do.
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I hate grand openings.
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I hate the fanfare. I hate that weird
new store smell.
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I hate Ray making it all about himself.
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Right.
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Let's go.
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Swellview's newest escape room isn't
going to grandly open itself.
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What is an escape room?
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Oh, come on. You know how to say the
word room.
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An escape room is where they pretend to
lock you and your friends inside.
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And the only way to get out is to solve
a series of clues and riddles and
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things. If you solve enough clues in
time, you escape.
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Oh, that's how you escape from the room.
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Buttercup, your sister's going to meet
us there. Why does Piper get to go to
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grand openings with you guys, but we
never do?
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Because she's the president of the Man
Fans, right? Yeah, it makes sense that
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she would be there.
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Danger and I can't show up to an
official event with Jasper Dunlop and
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Charlotte, uh... Do you not know my last
name?
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Uh, no, it's, uh... I've worked with you
for five years.
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Yeah, no, I know. It's, uh... Sweb?
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You think my name is Charlotte Sweb?
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Is it not?
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Get this over with.
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My last name is... And I've already
stopped listening.
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Play it out, Schwoz.
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just stole from my dad. I am innocent.
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It's not about the money.
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Are you sure?
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Because you could take this money and
maybe forget about whatever I did wrong.
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I don't take bribe money.
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Maybe your kids do?
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Money is a trap. The weak use the
control of the strong.
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Also, bribery is illegal.
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And they're not my kids.
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I don't like children.
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Well, you three seem...
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Gotta go to the grand opening of the new
escape room downtown, so... Not so
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fast, Blondie. We have to talk about my
niece, Mika.
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She's a smart one. Hey!
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And my nephew, Miles.
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He's the funny one. Hey!
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Where are you going?
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Wherever my path takes me.
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Oh! I think I see your path, and it goes
right out of my house.
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Not today, does it?
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You're babysitting, baby girl.
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No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,
yes, yes.
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Well, my grand opening. There's going to
be pictures. I got a new haircut.
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And I love it. It makes your eyes pop.
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But you still haven't completed your
community service.
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What? I left you to pick up trash on St.
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Street, but when I came back, you were
gone.
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I left a bag full of trash, like you
said, and everything.
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Anybody or anything could have filled
that bag.
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Now, my sister and I are having a
staycation.
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We're going to eat our weight in ice
cream and binge watch season two of Will
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and Grace.
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That's a good season. That's a great
season.
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I'll see you tomorrow.
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What?
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You guys like Escape Room? I refuse to
be trapped by anyone or anything.
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Ask Becky, who thinks she's smarter than
me, but she's not, and I can't stand
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that. Captain Man and Kid Danger will be
there. Trap me, baby. Who cares about
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Becky?
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Anyone here?
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Knock, knock, it's us.
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Hello.
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Aloha.
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Superhero and a sidekick looking to
murder a grand opening ribbon.
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Maybe it's the wrong escape room.
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Is this a surprise party for me?
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Oh, Ray, don't do this again.
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It's a surprise party, isn't it? No, it
wasn't a surprise party at the empty gas
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station. It wasn't a surprise party at
the bathroom store. And it certainly
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wasn't a surprise party at my
grandmother's funeral.
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Yeah, that was the saddest surprise
party ever.
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That's because it wasn't a surprise
party.
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Hello?
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Ooh, first guest.
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I won't tell him you told me. What are
you not getting?
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Surprise!
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What?
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Yes. No. For you?
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Yes. No.
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This is Gammy's funeral all over again.
I know, right?
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We didn't bring you anything, but give
me five minutes and I'll bring you a
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better present than Becky could ever
even think of.
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Who's Becky?
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Exactly.
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Hello, and welcome to Swellview's newest
escape room.
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Please put all your phones and weapons
in the box labeled phones and weapons.
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A weapon? I don't think we should.
Everybody do it!
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Whatever.
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This doesn't seem right. Yeah, I don't
have a good feeling about it. Shut up.
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It's for my surprise party.
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One of my many phones.
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Can you let that girl back in?
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No. Okay.
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Don't worry, kid.
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I'll open the door.
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I've got a key.
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how escape rooms work.
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Yeah, you have to solve a bunch of
riddles to open the door.
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That's right.
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And the theme of this escape room is
revenge.
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And that is a Boomsday device.
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Dude, this thing looks real.
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Like, really real. That's because it is
really real.
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Boomsday devices go boom!
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If that were real, my new boom
-detecting boots would be glowing.
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Are those your new boom -detecting
boots?
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Yeah. Because they're glowing.
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Hmm? Oh, would you look at that?
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I think this escape room is real.
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Yeah.
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Also, who are you?
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I'm the smart one.
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Awkward.
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It all just kind of happened. I wanted
an after -school job, but then an
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indestructible superhero hired me to be
his sidekick.
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Now we blow bubbles and fight crime.
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Feels good.
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How about one more kick and then you're
done?
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Two more.
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One.
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Thank you.
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Okay.
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Anyway, I'm Mika. This is Miles.
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And I'm not dying today.
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Just so you know. Oh, yes, you are.
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Okay, who are you?
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Why didn't I just show you?
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Yeah, you're not looking real familiar.
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I'm Jack Sprittleman.
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Does not ring a bell.
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You blew up my factory.
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I need you to be a little more specific.
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We've blown up a couple factories.
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The Frittle Chip Factory.
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Oh, yeah.
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Wait, didn't that happen a few seasons
ago?
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Yes, it was fall.
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And on that crisp autumnal morning,
there was a contest to find your
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Frittle.
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My beautiful factory was making frittles
and money at an astronomical rate.
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Say hello to my frittle friend.
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Attention, this is Jack Edelman.
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You blew
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up this guy's factory?
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Two of them, actually.
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If you do that, won't you blow yourself
up, too? Sorry, losers, this is a boom
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-proof box.
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While you go boom, old Jackie Furtles is
going to be just fine.
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So what, just wait around here until
this boomsday device goes off? Oh, no,
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willing to give you a chance.
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Thank you.
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But I want to see you squirm. No, thank
you.
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Follow the clue, then you'll find the
exit. But you only have...
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So what's the first clue?
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Well, the first clue's a real humdinger.
But you won't find it. It's this kazoo
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with the bell on it.
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Humding. Pretty easy.
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Well, the next clue is... It's inside
this.
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Okay,
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well, you got lucky on that one. But the
clues just get harder.
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Time for you to see the dentist.
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Oh.
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Dentist. I never have to see the dentist
because my teeth are perfect. Riddle...
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No more kicking, please.
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Kicking time is over.
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The answer is 2 .30.
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Because it's time to see the dentist
when your tooth's hurting.
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Good one. I know the theme to this
escape room.
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Dad jokes.
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We got this, Jack.
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Shit. Especially since he forgot to
start the clock.
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my last name, though, right?
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We have to hurry.
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Henry, Ray, and Peeper are in trouble.
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Yeah, I'm hurrying. I'd just like you to
answer my question.
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There's no time.
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See? There was time right there. You
could have answered.
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Even now, you could be answering.
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Yo, you guys, Dog Judge the musical just
started. We gotta watch it right now.
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Oh, we can't. We got a booty call about
20 minutes ago.
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What? Praise no boom detecting booties
went off.
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They automatically send a signal back
here telling us that he's in danger.
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So I'm getting Schwoz into the bear
-proof suit, and then we're going to go
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them.
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Okay. So we'll record Dog Judge the
musical and then play it once we get
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But we're watching all the commercials.
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Very important.
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And you're ready to go.
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Let's roll.
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Let's do it.
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Wait. What?
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I have to tinkle. Help me take this suit
off.
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Asked you if you had a tinkle before we
started putting it on. I didn't have to
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then.
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Well,
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if he's going to pee, I'm going to pee.
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Right, now I have to pee.
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I'm still kind of hungry.
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Me too.
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Yeah, I'm glad you guys said that,
because I'm starving.
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Okay, okay.
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Suit off.
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Bathroom. Snacks. Suit back on while we
watch Dog Judge the Musical through the
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first commercial, which we will watch.
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Yes.
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And then go save Ray, Henry, and Piper.
Push up, push up, push up.
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No, no, fly.
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Fly away. Fly like this.
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Wrong. Here we go. Fly like daddy.
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Like, nope. Nope. Nope.
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Okay,
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we got all the ducks in a row. No, fly
away, pretty ducks.
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Ducks can't fly. This guy's an idiot.
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It said 1701.
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Hey, man.
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What about the brick wall?
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Well, I didn't expect you to solve all
the clues, but just in case you did, I
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planned ahead and had my weapons guy,
Dimitri, build a second wall out of
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bricks.
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Well, that's not fair.
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Well, neither is having your fiddle
factory blown up.
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It was actually two factories. Not
helping.
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Sorry, boys, and the two innocent
children that got...
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Michigan.
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And I can't wait to meet Neville.
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What about us?
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Well, I'm sure you can meet Neville,
too. He sounds like a good dog. What are
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you talking about?
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I'm talking about how we're not
indestructible, dude, okay? These kids
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really freaking out. I'm good.
256
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Yeah. Why aren't you freaking out?
Because I'm on the path to greatness.
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What? Yeah, what?
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He brought it in a cookie.
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A fortune cookie.
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It said you were destined for greatness.
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So that's my destiny.
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So? I once had a fortune cookie that
said your hair will fall out. I mean...
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Then that's your destiny. You want to
step outside, buddy? Hey, hey, hey.
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I know I'm on the path to greatness.
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Just like I know if I fall, someone will
catch me.
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What? What are you falling right now?
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See? I don't worry about anything.
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Ever.
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So what are we going to do about this
Boomsday device?
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Nothing! Ha ha!
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Somebody will figure something out.
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Probably Mika.
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We watched the opening number of Dog
Judge the musical.
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There's a musical for us over at Dog
Judge. What?
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We said Grace, took out the trash, and
Jasper put on sunscreen.
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Are we ready to go save Ray, Henry, and
Piper?
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So ready.
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Born ready.
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Amen. Let's go.
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Piper? Sup, snitches?
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I thought you were in the escape room.
Oh, my phone went off, so I got stuck
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outside. It was a trap.
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Good thing I got out of there.
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We gotta go save Ray and Henry. Let's
move.
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Fine, I'll come with you.
286
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Sure, sure, just get in here.
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Yeah, sure, just let me pee real quick.
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No!
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Well,
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if she's gonna pee, I'm gonna pee again,
too.
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Can you believe this?
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Ashley gotta pee again, too.
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I do, too, but I'm not taking this off
again.
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cut this gold wire.
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Just pull it out. No! It's electrified.
You'll get... Nothing the old man mouth
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can't fix.
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Fire in the hole!
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Ah!
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I'm okay!
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Will my cheese work?
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Oh, yes!
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No!
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How did this happen?
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Wait a minute.
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You didn't disarm it.
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You just cut the wire to the timer
display.
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of Dog Judge the musical.
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Dog Judge! You'll never believe what
happened!
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Looked up pictures of trees on the
internet, decided Piper should be in the
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suit, peed again, and fed Chunk the
hipster.
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Are we ready to go save Ray and Henry?
Yeah!
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Save them!
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This stuff smells weird.
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00:20:54,720 --> 00:20:59,420
Oh, wait, I just remembered I have
homework to do.
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Later!
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This is why you get paid the least.
Wait, what?
317
00:21:11,530 --> 00:21:14,490
Good news. The hospital just texted me.
They're able to reattach Jack
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Riddleman's face.
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00:21:15,390 --> 00:21:19,430
Yeah. Good thinking on your part to put
that face on ice. That was actually
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Miles and Mika's idea.
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00:21:20,910 --> 00:21:21,910
Who?
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The kids who helped us escape from
Riddleman's trap.
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Riddle who? Are you serious?
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00:21:28,670 --> 00:21:31,450
Are you serious right now? You know
what? Whatever. Your brain's broke, but
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00:21:31,450 --> 00:21:32,450
got a wad. Yeah, me too.
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I'm going to go first. Well, I'm in
charge here.
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Don't tug me. I'm holding a duck.
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