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This is Ozzy Graham reporting on
Starcross, a support group for people
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believe they've been abducted by aliens.
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You did call these people weirdos.
There's no reason to ruin somebody's
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Something happened to me. I need to find
out what it is. My name is Ozzy Graham,
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and I'm an experiencer.
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Hey, bud.
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Hey,
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excuse me.
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Ozzie Graham, I'm taking over the police
blotter for the Beacon Daily Gazette.
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Oh.
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Anything to report?
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Let's see. This week?
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Yeah. A man shot a squirrel.
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Oh, wait, wait.
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Shot at a squirrel.
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He missed.
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Wow.
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You guys have my car in impound, by the
way? I thought I recognized you.
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You hit a deer.
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Accidents involving animals are
sometimes cover memories used to mask
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encounters.
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I'm not suggesting you did that on
purpose or murdered a deer.
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It seems like that's what you're
suggesting.
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Did you get a chance to spend some time
with the orientation binder?
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Yeah, yeah.
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Cover to cover.
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So what did you think?
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It was pretty dense.
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Thanks, man.
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I need to rewrite the form.
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There's a lot of science that's changed.
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And Eddie's thought to picking a
sponsor.
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Sponsor. Chapter 7.
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Right, Chapter 7, the sponsor.
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It's kind of like an AA type of thing.
Exactly. Very similar. Not dissimilar at
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all. That's a great insight.
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We encourage everyone to kind of find
that.
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special someone you know it's really
important to have someone that you can
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maybe late at night if you're lonely or
confused i like to think of sponsorship
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really as kind of the emotional glue
that seals the bond with the group it
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be us buddy people won't know where you
start i begin you know then that sounds
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great but also it sounds like a really
big decision and i i don't want to rush
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into it
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It is a really important decision, and
it's also really important that you try
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to make it by the end of tonight's
session. I'm going to ask that of you.
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Sure.
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That's a good idea.
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Ozzie.
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Ozzie. Huh?
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You'll make the right choice. I know
you. Don't put that much pressure on
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yourself.
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You looked a little spooked for a second
there.
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Hey. What's up?
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Heard your heart up for a sponsor.
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Word travels fast in this group. My
heart goes out to anyone who's been
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with by Gray's.
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Well, thanks, Ennis. I really appreciate
it, but I've got a microphone in my
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head. The feedback.
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What?
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You know, I think the meeting's getting
ready to start. You just said something.
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Anything. Why don't we just focus in?
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Okay.
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So, Kelly, what do you remember about
your experience?
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It was just after 1 a .m.
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And he appeared.
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Hi.
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I can't really describe how I felt.
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You want to try?
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Like, emotionally horny. I don't know
how else to describe it.
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It's amazing. We talked all night. And
he was, like, an amazing
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listener.
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And then the next thing I know, he was
gone.
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I mean, he was probably married.
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That sounds like a positive experience.
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I just couldn't help but notice that
there were similarities between
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experience and Kelly. Because you both
had intimate encounters with a tall,
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pale, long -haired being that smelled
vaguely of lavender.
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No, our experiences are nothing alike.
Yeah, mine wasn't pornographic.
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Well, maybe he just wasn't interested in
seeing you naked. Or maybe I don't jump
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on every alien dick that shows up in my
kitchen.
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There's nothing wrong with the female
orgasm. There is when it's yours.
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Okay, okay.
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Okay, you know what? You know what?
Chelsea, enough, all right? Can we think
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this as a sort of a... Okay, Chelsea,
stop, stop, stop. We're not here to do
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that, okay?
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Okay? I don't want to try to censor your
sexuality.
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Our experiences are not competition,
right?
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Ozzy, what were you trying to do there?
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Look, I just thought it'd be helpful if
we...
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Just identified some of the patterns in
everybody's experiences. So that way we
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could investigate what's going on and
figure out the truth of what's happening
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to us. I'm going to pause you right
there.
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Starcrossed is a place where we talk
about our feelings.
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We're not an investigative group.
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Well, we should be.
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But we're not, okay?
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Well, we should be. We are not, and
that's the point. I'm just saying it's
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something I've always felt. I'm sharing
it.
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It seems silly to deny the similarities
in everyone's experiences. We all saw
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bright light. We were all told we were
special. Clearly, we're not all special.
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Kelly and Chelsea both gave it up for
the same smooth -talking alien.
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Oh, my God! They were different than me!
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Ladies, ladies, all I'm saying, like in
the words of Fleetwood Mac, Thunder is
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an indication that rain is coming.
That's not the correct lyric.
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Richard, that's not what they say.
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It's not helpful to talk about lyrics.
I'm going to make a point here, ladies.
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Excuse me, Gina, can we talk? Oh, hi,
Father. I was thinking now in my office.
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Okay.
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Quick pee break, everyone.
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Proximity.
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What?
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That's what I can offer as your sponsor.
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I live very close to your motel. I have
a lot of free time on my hands as well.
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Because Debbie was taken.
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It's a big hole to fill.
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How do you know where I live?
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I can also offer you a coffee. I'll
bring you one when I show up. I'm a bit
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thinker man myself.
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I know where you live too, man. I got
tons of time. Way more than him.
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I got nothing to do. Like that's a
selling point? What do you care? You're
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already somebody's sponsor. You sponsor
NS. Oh, God.
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That doesn't count.
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I mean, all he does is talk about crop
rotation.
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So? That's part of the deal. The deal is
talking about alien issues, and I can't
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get him on the subject. It's all
related, Richard.
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No, it's not. Not crop rotation.
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Everything okay?
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Yeah, yeah. I just need to take a time
out.
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I feel you. I need a time out in here,
too, sometimes. These people are crazy.
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Oh, hell yeah.
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I still ask myself why I go to these
things.
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How do you know you're not crazy?
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Well, I didn't at first, right? I
thought this was going to happen to
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people. But then, you know, there's a
person in your bedroom, and you're like,
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well, damn, I guess this is on.
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Oh, and I just wanted to thank you for
addressing that whole Kelly -Chelsea
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thing. That thing's been bothering me
for months.
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Just feels like we should be comparing
notes, right? I know, I know, I know. I
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think the same thing, too. I always
thought that. It just feels like it
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easier to accept this if...
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I just had some proof.
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You know I can get that for you, right?
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Proof? Yeah.
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Proof of alien life. What did I just
say?
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There seems to be a lot of screaming
during your sessions.
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That's the sound of healing.
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I'm getting a lot of complaints.
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From who?
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Is it from Lyle?
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Was it Lyle from Guitar for Beginners?
That guy has a problem with me. I made a
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comment about Santana, and he got very
persnickety. It's not Lyle. It's Jackie
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from the bereavement group. You want to
know something?
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She's grieving. I get it. I understand
that she's grieving, but she is a
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grieving liar, and she is a grieving
snitch.
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Okay, so clearly y 'all have a beef over
your cheating alien.
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Allegedly cheating alien. So, who here
has artistic skills besides me?
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I dabble.
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Okay, great. So you're hired. I'm
actually amazing.
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So this is what I propose.
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We separate you, and we're going to ask
you to describe your respective aliens.
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Start from what you remember.
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Clothing, anything.
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Mags and I will draw sketches of those
descriptions, and then we will compare
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them and see if it's the same one.
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Just sit in for ten minutes, okay? We're
doing some really good work here.
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Hey, everyone?
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What's going on here?
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We're settling a bet, Father. My
hypothesis is that these two ladies are
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around with the same alien.
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What? Okay, I think maybe tonight isn't
the best I'm saying.
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There is a flash of light, and suddenly
he appears.
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How did you get in here? I just beamed
in. No problem.
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I can't picture his face, but I feel
like I could tell him anything.
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I overcomplicate relationships.
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Or maybe I get into relationships with
overcomplicated people.
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And I said, what are you going to do to
me?
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And he said, what would you like me to
do to you? Okay, and what about his
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I can only really picture his body. It
didn't have a hair on it. It keeps
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in and out.
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Maybe you're not meeting someone because
on some level, you don't want to be
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truly known.
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Dad, if he was a therapist, I'd go.
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I can kind of picture his face.
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He was abnormally well -endowed.
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Okay, this is... Let's get to his face.
What did his face look like?
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His face? His face, yeah.
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Did he have a face?
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Well, I'm sure he had a face. All right,
we're getting somewhere. Yes, I mean, I
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saw, you know, shadows of things.
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Wow.
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This is, like, really hard work.
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John the Baptist gives me strength. And
he said... You're a unique, valuable
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creation, Kelsey.
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Boom. There's your proof.
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Two ladies, same alien.
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What are the eyes?
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They don't even look like the same
species.
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Yeah, but squint.
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Look at the jawlines.
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Faces and hands are hard to draw.
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Mm -hmm.
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That was very informative.
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Tonight was unusually graphic.
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It's really not... I'm not sure this is
the home for whatever it is you're
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doing. I think the resemblance is
undeniable.
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Don't you, Oz?
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Ozzy?
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That's a smoking gun right there! Come
on.
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No, this is insane.
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They're clearly different beings.
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The fact that he called you both unique
and valuable creatures, that's what did
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it for me.
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Wait, what?
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They've been in the same group for
months. They probably just influenced
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other subconsciously.
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Time out.
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Two weeks ago, we sit over there and you
knew you'd seen aliens and we hugged
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and it was beautiful.
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What happened to you, man?
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I don't know what happened. I don't know
if I want to be the type of guy who
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rides a bicycle to a Catholic church to
talk about aliens.
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All right. I don't know if I want to be
the guy who lives in a motel because
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that's what I do right now, Jerry. I'm
living in a motel.
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A motel. I went to college, all right?
And now I'm thinking about buying a hot
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plate. That's what I'm doing right now.
I'm thinking about getting a hot plate,
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Jerry. That's not what my life was
supposed to be.
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Okay. So I'm hearing you don't want to
be riding a bicycle.
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No, I don't want to be riding a bicycle,
but the Beacon Police Department has my
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car. The BPD has your car?
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Yes. They have my car. They said it's
tied up in paperwork or something.
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Stay here.
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I'll handle it.
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Wait, Jerry, what do you mean handle it?
I know a guy.
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Don't leave. I'm going to get back that
car.
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It's what any good sponsor would do.
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What? Why do you keep calling me? Hey,
Ozzy, I finally got you. Listen, I never
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apologized for whatever went down
between us. You mean for outing my
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Yeah, I feel terrible about the whole
thing.
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So, I heard you moved upstate. Are you
still writing about that alien truther
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group? Look, I don't work for you,
Jonathan, so what I do is none of your
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business. You're absolutely right. I
just want to say you're an amazing
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and it would be a shame to see you throw
your career away chasing Bigfoot. All
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right, you know what? Thanks for that,
and take care, Jonathan.
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He's not coming around, is he?
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No.
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But he will.
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They're not going to like that upstairs.
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Nancy, I know.
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Bring me my face. I need to think.
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Shit, my notebook.
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Did you forget something?
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Hey, Ozzy.
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I'm lonely.
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Let's talk a bit, okay?
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No. There's nothing to talk about
because you're not here.
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Uh, yes, I am.
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Hey, have you picked your sponsor yet?
Because you know who'd make a great
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sponsor. Not interested.
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Me. I know you better than anyone.
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I'm okay with it.
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Honestly. What's the big deal? I meet
guys like this all the time. It's not
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first time I've been with, like...
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A guy like this, you know, handsome
foreigner, you know, lies to you, leaves
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the next morning, wipes your mind.
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You're not better than me. What? I'm not
saying. No one's saying that you're
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better or worse. In any way, it doesn't
really matter because much as some
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single person waiting for death.
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Chelsea, do you think that your physical
interaction with the white may be
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highlighting some issues for you and
your marriage? No, my marriage is fine.
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You missed dinner. Is everything okay?
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It's a long day.
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I'm going to my office.
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I've got to make some calls.
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But it's 10 .45 at night.
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John?
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Where are you going?
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I need to pee.
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Oh, good. You didn't leave. You're a man
of your word.
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How'd you get my car?
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The less you know, the better.
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You said you couldn't take a sponsor
until you had a car?
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Well, took that off your plate.
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Excuse me, we're closing for the night?
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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Are you okay?
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Yes.
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An alien cover memory.
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Seems like a lot of damage for somebody
who didn't hit a deer.
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Yeah, it's a puzzle.
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You got a... It's not on. You got a mat.
No, no. It's on a bit of an angle. I
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think that's incorrect. I got it, I got
it. Are you sure?
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Yeah. Did you want me to go and get a
baby to do your job? No, no. The only
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he's going to learn is if he struggles
through it. I know, but this is... John?
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Oh, boy.
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Oh, boy.
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Can we call an ambulance? You think he's
blood sugar?
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You with the beard, get on the ground.
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No, not you. The other one with the
puffier beard. Get on the ground.
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I thought you said you knew a guy. I do.
He wasn't there, so I broke in.
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Don't make me say it again, sir. Get on
the ground.
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Jerry, just get on the ground.
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I'm just turning around for a second
just to talk to you.
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just starting to think that maybe my
alien experience is highlighting some
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problems in my marriage marriages are
difficult um i'm usually
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not this forward but have you ever
thought consolation in christ he's an
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excellent listener i think i'm jewish
but on my father's
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side so that doesn't really count right
and my mother says that she's a buddhist
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but she really just believes in richard
gear
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I mean, I'm not saying I wouldn't. I'd
be open to it.
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I'm a political prisoner!
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Missing something?
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You saw.
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Your crazy chart.
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Yep. Thanks for giving me a question
mark.
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I was kidding. I was actually flattered.
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It's not personal.
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I'm just trying to figure out if I
belong here.
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I get it. I made the same chart when I
started.
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In my head, not on paper, because I'm
not a total idiot.
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Rookie move.
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Me? Yeah.
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But you had second thoughts.
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I'm on my seventh and eighth thoughts,
honestly.
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And I think, who would I rather tell
about the time I met an alien?
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A bunch of reasonable people?
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Or a bunch of crazies in question marks?
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Hey, Kelly.
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Yeah. Do you want to be my sponsor?
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Yeah, sure.
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No calls after 10, just text.
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All right.
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Oh, and would you mind breaking it to
Jerry?
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Let's try.
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All right.
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Guys, guys, it's under control. He's
moved to Beacon and he's seen deer.
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That doesn't sound under control to me.
Look, the deer's on you guys. You were
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supposed to pick him up, wipe his mind,
and then implant a memory to mask the
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entire experience.
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Basic stuff. Uh, correct me if I'm
wrong, but he's supposed to have a
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hitting a deer, not seeing them in his
waking life.
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I'm right on this, Nancy, right? Or am I
on drugs?
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He should not be seeing deer.
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Hey, hey, everyone.
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Can I say something?
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Don. We all might have messed up. Shut
up, Don. Not the time.
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All right, I'm coming down there. I'll
take care of this. No, Kurt, let's leave
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the earthwork to the earthworkers, all
right? I got this contained.
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What are you doing?
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Wall screwed this up. I'm going down
there. I'm going to take care of this
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Be careful.
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Don't get shot.
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It's like the Wild West down there.
What's the Wild West?
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Didn't anyone read my binder?
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Don't wait up.
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What's the plan I'm waiting on?
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So I have my own life.
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The cattle are my friend.
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Come back to me.
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The cattle are my friend.
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Because I'm going to meet you.
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I know where to go.
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I know where to go.
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Officer to General. Right, yes.
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Wonderful.
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Time to clean up this mess.
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No, no, there's nothing out here.
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Jesus, what a mess.
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