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Hey, guys.
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What are you doing?
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Trying to guess what the day's special
will be based on the staff's prep work.
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Not exactly fun, but it's something. Or
hoping Jay finally takes the whole
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suggestion and puts Rams testicles on
menu.
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And what is Gabe doing? Gabe is waiting
to come down from whatever he smoked on
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his break.
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He says he's speaking telepathically to
the cauliflower.
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This man should not have access to
knives.
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Sorry I'm late.
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Last night I took my date to that ice
cream shop next to the animal shelter.
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Teared up, looking at those senior dogs
in the window.
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And then it was game on.
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You're such a sleeve.
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An ice cream slash puppy cuddle
doubleheader is exactly the kind of move
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-Money would have pulled in his prime.
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The ice cream doesn't melt, but the
panties do.
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Why doesn't the ice cream melt? I don't
know, Pete. Just let me have a
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catchphrase. You get everything I
requested for tonight's special? Sure
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Cobra. Ooh, here we go.
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Thor rice, rams' testicles. Diners eat
well tonight.
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Thorfinn, those are Brussels sprouts.
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They're vegetables.
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And people eat.
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They're gonna be sick.
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Sam, remember how I have a daughter now?
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Well, she came to visit, and while she
was here, you texted her from my phone,
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pretending to be me, and said that the
man who raised her wasn't her real
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father, and that you were, and then I
had to take the blame. So, yeah, I
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remember.
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Well, great news. I saw on Instagram
that she lost her job, so you can hire
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here at the restaurant.
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Oh, boy.
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Trevor wants us to hire his daughter as
a server at Mahate. Uh, too bad we spent
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all our money fixing the stripper
-shaped hole in the roof.
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No, it's not technically possible, but I
swear that whole head ab.
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What if I pay her salary?
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I have the money for my finance job.
Trevor says he'll pay Abby's salary. He
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just wants to be around her.
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Actually, kind of sweet.
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Yeah, okay.
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I mean, it's a really good deal.
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Yes.
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You won't regret this.
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Okay, well, we don't even know if she'll
take the job.
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I just appreciate that you're going to
ask her.
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And while he's saying yes to things,
maybe we should hire her hot friend
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as a hostess. Ew, Trevor, that's your
daughter's friend.
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I'm new to the whole girl -dad thing.
I'm learning on the job.
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Good note.
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So how are things going with you and
Pete?
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I mean, good, but since we both have
roommates, we don't have anywhere to
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out. Oh, so you two are still just at
the kissing stage?
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Okay, well, FYI, there's more. I know
all about it, because, you know, I did
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with Joan.
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Oh, and she was so satisfied she still
hasn't come back.
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That's impressive.
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Attention, everyone.
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Creepy Dirk has an announcement.
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I'm running for re -election.
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What's he talking about?
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You guys don't remember?
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Four years ago, Dirk beat Isaac in
Alberta and became ghost representative.
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You had to resort to flimflammery to
beat me, which is the ultimate
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Anyways, Dirk's four -year term is up,
and I'm running his re -election
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campaign. And we're just up here to
press the flesh, as they say in the
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game.
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Alberta, would you like to press my
flesh?
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I'm good.
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Isn't the position just ceremonial? I
know originally it was supposed to be
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ghost that communicates with Sam, but
now it's just an empty figurehead
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position. I mean, who would even... Not
to hig and toot my own horn.
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But I believe destiny has chosen me for
this moment.
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If the upstairs ghost can line up behind
me and we don't split our boat again, I
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shall prevail.
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So here I am, throwing my hat into the
ring.
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Ooh, that sounds fun.
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What does?
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Throwing hats into rings.
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I'm in, too.
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No, no, I literally just explained why
we shouldn't both do that. It's self
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-defeating. But on the other hand...
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Throwing hats into rings rules!
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Yes!
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Dibs on Alberta's hat.
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Look at my girl, Shana Putnam. I know I
can't hug her, but would it be weird if
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I poked her cheek?
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We're so thrilled that you were able to
fill the position, Abby.
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Yeah, you caught me at a bit of a rough
moment.
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I broke up with my boyfriend, lost my
job, and my roommate adopted a bunch of
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ferrets. I had a bunch of ferrets once.
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Oh, that coat was the envy of East 61st
Street.
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Well, we're lucky to have you.
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I'm a bit confused why you reached out
to me, though, because waiters are very
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easy to find, and I've never done it
before. I think she's delicately asking
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you have a weird obsession with her,
which, honestly, the facts support.
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Well, we saw some of your recent posts,
and we noticed that you were having kind
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of a tough run of it. And, to be totally
honest, I still feel bad about...
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How do I say this?
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Almost destroying her family last time
she here? How things went when you
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visited. Well, yeah, I'm happy to work
here. But there need to be some very
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clear boundaries set.
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Because last time things got very weird.
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Understood. Sam, I promise I will not
make you look like a freak again.
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Thank you.
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Is what you could have said in response
to what I said, it's just sort of
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polite. Yes, you're not a freak who can
see ghosts. You're merely an annoying
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etiquette hawk. Well played.
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We off to good start.
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Flower, listen.
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I'm concerned that if we both run for
ghost representative, we'll split the
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upstairs vote, thus extending Creepy
Dark's reign of ickiness.
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Look, Isaac, when I first threw my hat
in the ring, I'll admit... I thought it
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was literally about hats and rings and
just checking we're sure it's not that.
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No, sweetie, this is about running for
elective office.
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Which I dig. My whole vibe was about
effecting change.
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Us hippies, we weren't just doing acid
and having orgies for fun. We were doing
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those things to protest Nixon.
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Why don't you two have a primary to pick
which of you will run against Dirk in
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the general? That way you won't have to
split the upstairs ghost vote.
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Interesting. And any primary would of
course feature that grandest of
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traditions, the debate.
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Flower, do you accept this challenge?
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Okay. Then it's settled. It shall be I,
someone who has committed the entire
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work of Aristotle to memory, versus
Flower, who is currently staring at a
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Oh. I was wondering why this TV show had
gotten so lamp -heavy.
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Look at her. She's nailing it.
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And she's only 298 months old.
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Hey, girl.
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The customers are loving you. Must be
that famous Lefkowitz charm.
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What do you mean?
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Bela, that's going to be a tough one to
explain.
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Because, you know, when they hosted your
biological father's memorial here, a
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lot of people talked about how charming
he was. So that's how I know.
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Not because he personally charmed me.
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How could he? He's dead.
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Yes, she pulled off.
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What's up?
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I'm Neil. I'm one of the cooks.
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Uh -oh. What's this?
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Could be innocent. We don't know. You're
new here, right?
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No. I've been here for months. I'm just
really good at blending in.
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Funny and cute.
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That's a dangerous combination.
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Come on. This is flirtatious.
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No, she's just being nice. He's too old
for her.
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She just took her idea.
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It is on.
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Well, I can show you around the town
after work if you like. But only if you
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answer one question correctly.
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What's that?
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Do you like ice cream?
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No.
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Yeah. Who doesn't like ice cream?
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Great. Ice cream means sex.
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In order to help you with your debate
against Isaac, we'll ask questions that
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could come up at the debate, and you
just do your best. Oh.
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Question one. The shaft of light in the
upstairs den.
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It's always been first come, first
served.
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But do you think that's fair?
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Or should we have designated times like
we do with the TV?
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Oh, I know this one.
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Seven.
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What's that?
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Teen? Seventeen. But those are just
numbers.
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Red? Shall our girls and... Yeah, no,
no, no. Oh.
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Whoa.
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How? Are you okay?
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I'm more worried about Gabe.
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Oh, I think I need to sit down.
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The most stoned man in the world just
got floured. Is he going to be okay?
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Hmm. You posit an interesting question,
Sassapis. Based on his prodigious use of
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mind -altering substances, I'd have to
assume that he's an extreme outlier in
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terms of his capacity to metabolize THC
and psilocybin.
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What the hell just happened?
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I think Flour got smart.
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But because Gabe walked to her? How does
that work? As I currently feel sober, I
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can only surmise that Gabe's impressive
tolerance has...
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caused him to absorb the entirety of my
intoxication.
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Okay, so are you just going to be smart
from now on? Based on what I've
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witnessed in my time here, these
metaphysical side effects are always
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I have no reason to believe this will be
any different.
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Then let's get you to that debate.
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What was in that Pop -Tart?
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I'm just going to take a nap.
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No. Pete, I'm sorry. I'm not going to
have a dedicated room for the ghosts to
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make out in. Would it help if I told you
we already have a name for the room?
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It's Smooch City.
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He told me, and now you have to know.
Ugh.
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Sam, I need you to fire Neil before the
restaurant closes tonight.
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He's going to take Abby out for ice
cream. Ice cream, Sam!
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That doesn't sound so bad.
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That's his big move. The guy is a dog.
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Jay, Trevor is worried because Neil
asked Abby out, and I guess he's... A
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a playboy?
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He carries five condoms in his wallet.
From the outside, it looks like the
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Olympic rings.
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Abby's a grown woman. And a restaurant's
not like normal workplaces. Chefs work
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hard, they got to play hard. I got some
stories for you about other people.
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Third party, very distant.
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Don't companies today have policies
against dating in the workplace?
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Yes! My investment firm certainly does.
I know because I got reprimanded for
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posting that hot or not list on the
company Slack.
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The ghosts are suggesting we institute a
policy about dating in the workplace?
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Sam?
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Please. I just... I don't want her to
get her heart broken by some jerk.
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He's really worried about Abby.
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Come on, it's his daughter.
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Okay, ah, jeez. Okay, fine.
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Well, maybe we can tell everyone there's
a mandatory meeting about HR stuff and
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we can sneak the new policy in.
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In my day, HR referred to Heath
Rutherford, who was in charge of dumping
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water on young factory workers asleep at
the loom. That is the downside of
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employing children. They are always
napping.
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Okay, welcome to the first upstairs
ghost primary debate. We'll begin with
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opening statements. Isaac, you have the
floor. Thank you, everyone, for
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attending. Democracy works best when all
participate.
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White male landowners and others.
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Okay, that felt like an applause line,
but no matter.
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Now, Flower, which style of debate would
you like to engage in?
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A debate.
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is a sort of formalized exchange of
ideas.
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Thank you, Isaac.
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I'm equally comfortable in Lincoln
Douglas, British Parliamentary, or
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style.
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You can choose.
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Uh... No, she's speaking gibberish. We
need to stop this.
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Okay, now it's time for our first
question.
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Yes, I have one. Who are you and what in
the hell have you done with Flower?
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I maintain that all of us have within us
the ability to rise and meet the
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moment. If elected, I would follow the
words of Cicero.
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The welfare of the people shall be the
supreme law.
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What is happening?
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Why is she so cogent?
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Okay, our next question comes from
Sassafis.
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Let's say a ghost wanted to smell pizza,
but Sam refused to order one. How would
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you, as ghost representative, handle
that?
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I'll take this one.
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As a ghost, I would be powerless to
help.
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Therefore, I would advise you to
surrender.
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Which, not to brag.
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I am incredible at.
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Thank you.
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Uh, Flower, same question?
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Scratch and sniff stickers employ a
process known as microencapsulation to
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capture various scents, including pizza,
in two -dimensional objects.
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I would convince Sam to keep a number of
these on hand, and then Trevor could
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activate them using his ghost power.
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Oh, yeah!
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It's Slim Flamory, I say!
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Okay, well, thanks everyone for
gathering.
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I'll try and keep this brief. It's just
a quick update on our new dating in the
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workplace policy.
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I'm sorry, we have a dating in the
workplace policy?
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We do now. And I support it 100%,
whatever it is, because of my respect
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women. Thank you, Mark.
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What are you doing here?
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I heard there was a seminar on sexual
harassment, and that is a subject I am
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always looking to improve on.
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And by improve on, I mean get better at
doing it.
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Great tush, by the way.
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Is this new policy because of me and the
linens lady?
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No. Then is it because of me and Gabe?
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Do we hook up?
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You met my parents.
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Look, this isn't about anyone in
particular. Just going forward, the new
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is we don't allow for workplace
relationship.
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Did you hear that Neil and I are
supposed to get ice cream tonight?
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No. That was not on my radar.
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But it would be prohibited under the new
policy.
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So there was no policy, and now there is
a policy just a few hours before Neil
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and I are supposed to hang out, and
you're telling us now in an emergency HR
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meeting. That's just a series of
coincidences.
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Ooh, this is a damning fact pattern.
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This is very weird and very messed up,
Sam, but honestly, I'm not surprised at
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all. Abby, wait.
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I think people should be allowed to date
who they want.
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She's a woman, too. I'm supporting
women.
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Do you want a kiss?
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Oh, my God.
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We just came back from the vote, and you
won in a landslide!
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That's incredible!
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What did I win?
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Was it best smile?
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In the commune, I won three years in a
row, but then I got high and chipped my
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tooth on a rock that looked like an
apple but tasted like a rock.
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Welcome back, Flower.
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It's actually really good to see you
again. Oh, we missed you, you
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So do you remember anything from when
you were smart? I just remember this
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overwhelming feeling of futility. Like I
was hyper aware of how powerless we are
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and how we're trapped here forever with
absolutely no idea why.
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Do you guys ever think about that?
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Constantly. It was bleak, man.
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Oh, yeah. It's incredibly depressing.
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What is?
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Oh, that TV show about the lamp is on
again.
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Oh, I've seen this episode. It's a
classic.
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So she just bummed us out, and now she's
back in the happy land.
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Yeah.
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I can vault. She's packing salmon. Do
something.
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Hey, Abby, have you got a sec? Oh, wait,
is there another boundary you want to
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cross, or do you want some blood so you
can map my DNA?
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Look, I'm sorry that I meddled again.
It's just that the thing is, the thing
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is... Just tell her.
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Seriously? What do you have to lose?
What are you talking about?
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Do it.
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Your father is a ghost who haunts this
mansion.
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And I know that because I can see
ghosts.
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I really found nuts when she said it out
loud.
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She just blurts it out. Meanwhile, my
mother was institutionalized for
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cramps. You people are crazy.
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Please never contact me again.
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I'm leaving now.
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Abby, wait.
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Look, I had the same reaction when they
told me. But then Sam proved it by
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having one of the ghosts tell her
everything that was in my purse.
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Sam, are there any ghosts in here right
now?
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Hedy, Thorfinn, and Trevor, your father.
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Oh, hi, Trevor.
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We have history.
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He catfished me. It's a long story, but
basically I was almost your stepmother.
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Kayla, please stop talking. Hedy, do you
mind?
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Makeup, a nail file, a book of crossword
puzzles, and a string cheese out of its
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wrapper. Makeup, nail file, crossword
puzzles, and unwrapped string cheese.
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that proves is that you've been snooping
through my things, which is very on
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brand for you. This is not a trick. You
can take the bag out of the room and
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fill it. Wait, she's my daughter. I'll
prove it to her.
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Sam, tell her to look at the pen on the
table.
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Trevor wants you to look at the pen on
the table. He has the ability to move
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things.
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Okay, yeah, and I bet you haven't tied
dental floss to that or anything.
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Okay, then you pick the object. I mean,
there's no way that we could have rigged
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everything in this room.
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All right, my water bottle, which I've
had with me all day.
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I know you didn't mess with it. What?
No!
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This thing is huge! Why do girls carry
around so much water these days?
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The thing is, that's a little heavy for
Trevor. Could you possibly pick
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something lighter?
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I knew you were full of it. Okay, okay,
fine. If that's what she wants, fine.
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He's trying.
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It's impossible.
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Come on, Trevor.
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I can do it.
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For my daughter.
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How are you doing that?
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It's Trevor.
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He's really strong for a ghost. And
funny.
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And sensitive.
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Well done, Trevor.
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Is this real?
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Yes. I'm here.
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Annie.
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He's here.
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This is a lot to take in.
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I told you he's strong.
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Is he pumped right now? Do they get all,
like, pumped?
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You need to either get or fire a
therapist.
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He says if you'll stay, he promises not
to be overprotective. He just wants to
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get to know you.
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This is insane.
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And also, he understands if you want to
go out with Neil, but he says he's not
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good enough for you. Oh, no, I know
that. I was using him for free food.
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His contact in my phone is literally
Neil the meal.
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Oh, she was going to play the player.
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I have never been so proud.
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Alone at last.
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I thought it would never happen.
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Sorry,
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didn't realize you two were in here.
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But you're staying.
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Okay. It's just so unfair.
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She was off drugs. How is that legal?
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And she got so excited about the idea of
finally holding office.
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It's what I've wanted for over 200
years, but I couldn't even beat flower.
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You know, Isaac, if this is what you
want, maybe they're still away.
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I grew up in the South. Do you know what
carpetbaggers are?
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Of course.
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But explain it for Pete's benefit.
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Carpetbaggers are politicians from the
North who moved to the South to run for
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office. Are you suggesting that I take a
presidency in the basement and primary
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Creepy Dirk?
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Yeah, maybe that's just too crazy.
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Someone would have to be incredibly
charming to defeat a popular incumbent
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outsider.
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Incredibly charming?
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But that's me. I shall move to the
basement and ingratiate myself with
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hideous ghouls, and I shan't return
until they've chosen me to run against
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Flower in the general election.
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What's that?
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I thought you didn't want him to be the
ghost representative.
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I don't, but I just got my roommate to
move to the basement, which means you
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I finally have that make -out space
we've been looking for.
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Well, in that case, welcome to Smooch
City. This is your mayor speaking.
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Unless you want to be mayor, in which
case this is your deputy mayor speaking.
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Stop talking. Yes, Madam Mayor.
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Hello, besties!
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Ooh, what's that smell?
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Because I love it!
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