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Ah, you're first again.

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You're always so enthusiastic about
college.

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I just love learning, sir.

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Oh, thank you.

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Oh,

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hello, Barry. Brian. Sorry, Bethany.
Hello. Morning.

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And, yeah, what's your take? Brilliant.
Sit down. Lovely.

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OK. Is everyone?

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I believe so.

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OK.

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So where was we last week?

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Can anyone remember?

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No one remembers?

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Okay,

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well, preparation for your exams, guys,
okay?

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Theory of stuff, it's important.

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So, what you need to think about, when
you're trying to recall the items during

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the exam, you know, walk around the
house, familiarize yourself with certain

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items, and you can...

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translate this you know throughout the
journey of the house as you walk down

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there you may see something old and
shitty like a clock and that would

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you of oh 1843 when we won the battle of
idaho yes

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that's it and then as you carry on your
journey you walk down the hallway into

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the kitchen that's my reminder of the
great famine of 1932

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Thousands lost their lives.

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Villages were pillaged, you know. But at
the end of the day, what did we learn?

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Not much.

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A lot of people died. I mean a lot.
There was famine and disease, and it

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have been avoided, you know.

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But, hey -ho.

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That's what it all started over.

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You know, when Colonel Butlins had his
first outbreak...

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They're using these techniques in
versions of level 1 and level 2 that we

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know. Yes, Bethany.

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Thank you for telling me. Please, take a
seat.

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Okay, I am going to check on some bits
and pieces, okay? And if you could try

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and remember some memory stuff.

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Christopher, what the fuck are you
doing?

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I... This is disgusting. How long has
there been a glory hole in my classroom?

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Get to the Dean's office.

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Immediately.

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Absolutely disgraceful.

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I'm not revising that.

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Thank you.

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The cock is so big.

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I'm going to take you to Exile.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Fuck. Fuck.