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Easy now.
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This show was recorded
10 year ago,
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way before techmology
was invented.
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There is no things that you could
never have dreamed of back then...
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the iPhone,
the iPhone 2,
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the iPhone 3,
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the iPhone 4, the iPhone 5.
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Who can even himagine
what is coming next?
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Techmology means that people
don't need to go to the office.
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In fact, me Julie now works
from home, fanks to her webcam.
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She earn four quid 99
for 10 minutes,
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and for a tenner, she'll
stick anything up her poony.
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It is pure profit.
The only overheads is bananas,
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which can still be used
afterwards for smoothies,
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unless she is put it up her wrong 'un.
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Now check out the show,
"The Rezurection of Ali G."
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Crawb up and govern the ting!
Pow!
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1x08 - Technology
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I is ready.
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Booyakasha.
Check it out.
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I is here with none other
than me main, Buzz Aldrin.
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I know this is
a sensitive question,
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but what was it like not being
the first man on the Moon?
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Was you ever jealous
of Louis Armstrong?
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He was Neil Armstrong,
and, no, I was not jealous.
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- He was a very, very qualified person, yeah.
- Or whatever.
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So, when you arrived
on the Moon,
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was the people who lived there
very friendly,
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or was they scared of you?
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There was absolutely no thought
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of encountering
any living being whatsoever.
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Do you think man
will ever walk on the sun?
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No, the sun is too hot.
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It is not a good place to go to.
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What happens if they went
in winter when the sun is cold?
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The sun is not cold in the winter.
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Me knows you's been axed this
a zillion times.
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It must really get on your tits,
being axed it,
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but let's just sort it out.
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What do you say to all those
conspiracy theorists
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who come up to you and say,
"Does the Moon really exist"?
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I don't think there
are very many people
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who question
whether the Moon exists.
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- It exists.
- All right, you is heard it here.
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It does exist,
so all those people out there
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who is saying it don't, you is wrong.
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That's right. The Moon does
exist and we went there.
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Yo, listen up.
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But how do they really know
what is exists
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and what is the conspiracy things?
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'Cause I know I have seen
a picture of J.Lo
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wif two, you know,
massive geezers' dongs there,
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and apparently it weren't true.
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I haven't seen those pictures.
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Well, you should check them out.
It's amazing.
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Okay.
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Is you upset that Michael Jackson
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got all the credit
for inventing the moonwalk,
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but you is the first geezer
ever to actually do it?
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Uh, no. You can call
things by different names
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and you can use
the Moon or Mars or Venus,
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and you can say,
"This is the Venus Trot,"
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but that doesn't mean
that it has any connection
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to what it would be like
for a horse moving on Venus.
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- Yeah.
- The horse could trot on Venus, right?
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- Except it's very, very hot.
- There's horse on Venus?
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No, no, no, no.
I'm just...
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neither is Michael Jackson
on the Moon.
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I's got a joke.
Do you want to hear it?
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There is a monster
from outer space
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who is going on a trip
round the universe.
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And 'im goes
to the travel booker
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to book, like,
a hotel on the Moon.
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And the travel booker goes,
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"You can't go to that hotel
'cause the Moon is full."
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- That's pretty good. "the Moon is full."
- That is so wicked.
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That's wicked.
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And the opposite of the Moon
being full is...
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- It's empty.
- ...the new moon.
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- What?
- That's when it's dark.
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I thought it's funny 'cause
it means he's, like, full.
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- It's, like, been eating stuff.
- Yeah, I know, I know.
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He's all well full and everything.
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No, the hotel is full.
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So, that is... why is it funny?
'Cause the hotel is full.
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I wasn't sure that it was funny.
You said it was funny.
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- Why is it funny again?
- Things are funny or comedic
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because they mix
the real with the absurd.
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- No doubt.
- And you took the Moon, which is real...
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- and the term "full" and you... full...
- Full. Yeah.
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and you applied that
to either the hotel being full
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or the person being full,
and that's an absurd condition
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and that's what makes
something funny,
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where you mix
the absurd with the real.
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Wicked.
So listen up.
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You is 'eard about
the Moon and about space.
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You better learn
about these things
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from my man
Buzz Lightyear here.
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So you better realize
that these things is important.
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Big up yourself, Buzz.
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Keep it real.
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In Kazakhstan,
lazy, greedy peasants
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complain they must lift
heavy weights
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and run for many hours.
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In America, stupid people
pay money to do this. I look.
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Hello, Borat.
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- Hello.
- Nice to meet you.
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- How are you?
- Nice to meet you.
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Welcome to Ironworks.
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This is what you're
going to do... watch me.
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Pull and extend, okay?
The legs.
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On the machine, though.
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No, on the machine.
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No, you have to come back in
the position, all the way up.
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Put your legs under...
under here.
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Up on top.
Up on top.
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Facedown.
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No, the way you were
in the beginning.
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No.
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- And now I move up?
- Yeah.
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Facedown.
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Hold the handles, okay.
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This is your position.
You don't move from here.
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- Yes.
- Okay.
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- It hurt my krum.
- It hurts what?
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- My krum.
- You're...
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My testi sexual.
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- Your abdomen goes here.
- Yes.
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The foot comes
around into here.
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And you push it
up, up, up, up.
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Like this.
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- So, then you're running.
- Yes.
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And stop.
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- Yes?
- This is dangerous.
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No.
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I don't think you should try this one.
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- It's too dangerous.
- Yes.
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Walk, walk, walk,
walk, walk, walk, walk.
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- You must walk.
- Yes.
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Walk faster, faster.
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There you go, faster.
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There you go.
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Now, look straight ahead
and just walk.
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- Yes.
- Just walk. Walk.
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There you... see?
Walk, though.
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Keep walking. Walk,
walk, walk. Don't stop.
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Faster.
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There you go.
There you go.
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- Feel?
- Yes, I feel.
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Good, relax
and just walk.
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- Relax.
- Stand up. There you go.
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- Now you're getting it.
- Relax.
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Now show your people
you're doing it.
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- Don't stop.
- Okay.
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Wide, wide, wide.
Oop.
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In Kazakhstan, we say
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it make you feel like a real man
when you shoot.
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- It's a nice feeling. I enjoy it.
- Yes, it feel good.
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Your body feel... alive.
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Good, like a proper man.
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Especially when you're
shooting a machine gun.
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- Yes.
- Yeah.
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- How many can it kill?
- It's about 800 rounds per minute.
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Wawawiwa, is a good gun.
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8,000 per minute?
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It mean you have many
criminal try to you kill?
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Yeah, you can just waste 'em.
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After I'm done with guns, I
always go to the topless club.
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Wawawiwa,
I like very much,
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to shoot a gun
and to see big, uh...
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And that would... yeah.
That really sums it up.
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This is what a man should do.
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A man should be able
to shoot a gun and enjoy...
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- And go look at naked women.
- Yes.
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- Yes.
- High five.
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In Kazakhstan, now they take
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very, very, very bad,
evil criminal
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and they let
you practice them
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in two of the gun club.
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- You think they should do here?
- Oh, my word.
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- Oh, you guys are crazy.
- Why not?
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Oh, man, that's the
craziest thing I ever heard.
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- You think...
- I like it, but it's crazy.
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- We execute people...
- Borat: Yes.
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...but the government
has to do it.
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- Why can they not do it in a gun club?
- It has to be...
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Well, there's probably
no good reason why not.
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It would be fun.
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We don't... yes, it
probably would be fun.
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Okay, come on through.
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How about I kick your ass, Osama?
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Let's see here.
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Wawawiwa!
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You are real man!
High five!
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Can you buy this gun
for self-defense?
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It's possible.
It's not easy to.
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Can you buy antitank gun
for self-defense?
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- You can.
- Good.
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- In Texas.
- Good.
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Yo, science.
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What is it all about?
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Techmology,
what is that all about?
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Is it good or is it whack?
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There is a bloke
from round my hood, Staines,
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called Rainbow Jeremy, who reject
everything to do with science.
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He just chill at home,
he smoke his own homegrown,
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and check this...
he don't have a telly!
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Mm-hmm.
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I ain't shittin' you.
He don't have a telly.
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Yeah, he lives in a house, though,
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and that house
is a product of technology.
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No, he ain't got no techmology in it.
You can check out his website.
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- He ain't got nothing in there.
- The house itself.
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- He's got a website.
- He wears clothes, shoes.
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- He eats food.
- Ali: What?
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Has "compooters"
made our lives better?
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I don't think there's any
question about it.
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Will "compooters"
ever be able to work out
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what
99999999999999999...
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multiplied by 9999999...
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Yo, I ain't finished. You
don't know what I was gonna say.
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9989999999.889988...
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99999999999999?
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The answer's yes.
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The most powerful computer
in the world today
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does 36 trillion
operations a second.
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So would it be able to multiply...
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10-10-10-10-10-
10-10-10-10-10...
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- 10-10-10-10...
- Yes.
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- 10-10-10...
- Yes.
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- 10-10-10-10-10-10-10-10...
- Yes.
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- 10-10-10-10.
- Yes.
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- You don't know what I was gonna say.
- Coates: Yes.
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Multiply...
you don't even know.
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- 10-10-10-10-10-11...
- Coates: It doesn't make any difference.
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- Molitor: Blink of an eye.
- It doesn't make any difference.
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- ...13-14-18-19-28...
- Whatever numbers you name...
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the computer
will be able to handle it.
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100-100-100-100-100-
100-100-100...
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- 100-100,000,000...
- Yes, yes, yes.
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- Thousand million.
- Yes, whatever numbers you want...
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it will be able to multiply.
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- .999998?
- Coates: Yeah.
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- Without blowing up?
- Yes.
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Gonna move it on a little bit.
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- Where did men come from?
- Men evolved out of lower species
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in the way that all the species
evolved out of lower species.
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- This is ridiculous. This is ridiculous.
- What?
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If he wants to believe
this happened,
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he's welcome to believe
his grandpa came...
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was Lucy and came down
from his tree or something,
253
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but that is pure religion.
254
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So, you sayin' we ain't
come down from monkeys?
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No, monkeys are still having babies.
256
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Why don't they have
another human today?
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We're Homo sapiens, and
that's about eight steps down.
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- Wow, yo, I ain't.
- I just want to make clear
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'cause this is going out
on the TV or whatever,
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that I don't do that stuff.
I ain't got nothing against it.
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Oh, it's the "homo"
that threw him off.
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- Explain that.
- Yeah.
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It is a scientific nomenclature
that describes who we are
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as part of a phyla, or a stream of...
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you know, it goes
hominid, hominoid...
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Yo, whatever,
there's different names for it.
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Coates: We're all Homo sapiens.
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Coates: All humans would
be considered Homo sapien.
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My wife is a Homo sapien,
but that's not homosexual.
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- All right, respect.
- Yeah, well, it's just a way
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- of describing who we are.
- With that said,
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I just wanna make clear,
yo, respect for comin' on.
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And I ain't gonna treat you
differently now that that has come out.
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- You know, that's safe.
- No, it has nothing to do...
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come on, now.
You're confused here.
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Let's settle the confusion.
All of people in the whole world,
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the biologists have
in a group called "Homo."
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And the particular human group
below that is "sapiens."
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And all that is Greek. It just
means the Greek word for "man smart."
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- Yeah, a lot of them is very talented.
- It has nothing to do with homosexuals.
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It has nothing to do with the
homos that you meet on the street.
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- Ali: A'ight.
- It's an entirely different lingo.
283
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But is you a...
one of the homo lot?
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I am a Homo sapien. I think
all humans are Homo sapiens.
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- You are, too, okay?
- Yo, yo.
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The term "homo" and "homosapien"...
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has nothing at all to do with sex.
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Ali: All right.
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Let's talk about when technology
goes horribly wrong.
290
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Is there techmologies
that you won't use?
291
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I try to avoid foods that have
pesticide residues on them.
292
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No disrespect or whatever,
but do you use a toilet
293
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or does you just drop one in the hole?
294
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Of course I use a toilet, as I
assume everybody here does. I hope.
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You'd use it, but would you flush?
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Certainly, yeah.
Absolutely.
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So, would you use a toilet, or
does you just drop it in a hole?
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Oh, I've been to quite a few
countries where they don't
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have toilets and I'm very
glad to get back to America.
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- So, would you flush?
- Oh, sure.
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And I think you should
have a septic system
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that's properly designed
to handle the waste.
303
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You say that, but there is evidence
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backstage to the contrary. Was it you?
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I have no idea
what you're talking about.
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You know what I is talking about.
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- No, I have no clue.
- The floater.
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Covering it with paper
don't make it all right, yo.
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That goes for the rest
of you, whoever it was.
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All right? I ain't pointing any
fingers, but I does have my suspicions.
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Well, I don't... it was not me,
if that's what you're saying.
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I would not... if I
understand what you're even
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talking about, which I
don't part of the time here.
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Yo, you know
what I is talking about.
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'Cause if it was,
then shame on you.
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I still...
you're very confusing.
317
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Yo, I ain't pointing fingers, yo.
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But is you the one backstage
who didn't flush?
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No, sir.
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Ali: You know what I's
talking about 'cause...
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If that's what you're
talking about, why you would
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talk about that on a TV
program blows my mind.
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Just saying, out of respect...
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we was all talking
about respect or whatever.
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Whoever it was, and I ain't just...
I don't care, let's just...
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- Well, then, go on to something else.
- Ali: Let's put it to the side.
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But that ain't right.
Shame on you.
328
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I didn't do it. Don't say shame
on me. I didn't do anything.
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Just wanna thank you all
for coming on here.
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This was very interesting.
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Keep it real.
Yo, respect.
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- Respect.
- Respect.
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- Respect, respect.
- Respect.
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Come in a bucket and me show
you some real Smiley Culture.
335
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Diggity check yourself
before you wreck yourself.
336
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I is here with none other
than my man, Ralph Nader.
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Him be the Green Party
presidential candidate
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in the year 2000.
339
00:18:26,983 --> 00:18:30,715
So, what is happening
with the rain forests?
340
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They're being cut down very fast.
341
00:18:33,284 --> 00:18:35,252
But what's the big deal
about rain forests?
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It's not like anyone's
ever lived in them.
343
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Well, sure, you have a lot of
native peoples who live in them.
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But surely they would be
well happy to get out of there.
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Must be crap living there.
No Macky Ds, no KFCs,
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no way to drive
around anywhere,
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all these monkeys ploppin'
on your head,
348
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who would want to stay there?
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You'd have to be absolutely mental.
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You wouldn't like it.
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But why would anyone
want to live there
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with the risk of a monkey
droppin' one on your head?
353
00:19:05,513 --> 00:19:07,047
Well, first of all,
the monkeys aren't eager
354
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to search out these natives
and plop on them.
355
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Yeah, but it ain't impossible.
356
00:19:12,652 --> 00:19:15,022
Uh, I've never heard of a case.
357
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How should people out
there lessen the amount
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- of electricity they use?
- Well, there's a lot of waste.
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You know, you leave
your house or your flat,
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you leave the electricity on.
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Me sometimes get
the electricity meter
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and me put, like, a coat hanger
in one of de clogs,
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and that seems to stop it.
364
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Or you can use magnets
and change the number.
365
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And then you can't
turn the lights on, you mean?
366
00:19:40,657 --> 00:19:43,328
No, you can't turn the lights
on, but the numbers don't go up.
367
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Oh, yeah. That's rigging
the meter, though.
368
00:19:46,366 --> 00:19:49,687
- Yeah, that's a violation.
- So, do you think,
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if it was legal, people
should do that here?
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No, because it doesn't reduce
the amount of electricity you use.
371
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So how come the number
ain't going up?
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Because someone
is interfering with the meter.
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All right, well,
it's well easy to be negative.
374
00:20:03,122 --> 00:20:04,456
I was only trying to help you out.
375
00:20:04,523 --> 00:20:05,958
Right, no, I appreciate that.
376
00:20:06,026 --> 00:20:09,130
- Is natural gasses running out?
- No.
377
00:20:09,198 --> 00:20:13,666
Why don't you get humanoids
who make a lot of natural gas
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to maybe squeeze one out into
a box or something like that
379
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- Well...
- and use that energy?
380
00:20:19,778 --> 00:20:22,580
Well, you already have
tens of millions of cattle.
381
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But they haven't figured out how
to put a box on their asshole.
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Me name be Ralph Nader.
Me gonna make an appeal.
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Homies, save
the rain forests, a'ight?
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Keep it real.
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